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BE 1T REMEM BEgED.

That. according 10 the deed. Of ccssion ss stated
by Pfesden, Jsckson himself ike pubic 'iaad, p,r,
osdos 10 ne Y. Stats Nv nr sfafes ukioA eiajm,a
iAe|, aHd iAs oess,ons accepted g. e eIpTcss
o,ad'i'sa hsi hey 'Aosid b. ds,,es-i rfor As CON
mon BENEFIT Of o4s sssiss. aooosa,ag 70 iksis
r'sPocirs proportion "a e rcnerai charge oaS or.
pono'iEre. aaa for NO OTHER PURPOSE
BH.gTSOETER--"s
That President Jackson declared. "ao, ie most
s,, si aad Gdsral 8isiJuiion nfLicL eoria b. MAD,
q f4o Ssrpi4s Rsrcase trauid b. iLs .lPPORJION.
.hE.s-F.ihO.NC TIE SEVERAL ST.f7'ES
ae,er4Ag 10 he ratio Il Rpr,seai~hoar-i
That, notwithstanding these specific and plain
-eelatAiiass, tiu Prcsilcnt vetoed bil based upon
Pnao, Ice be bod himself recognized. passed bv
both houses 81 Congress; thus d,p,iuiag nc State
9f Jera.eai q Sj999j o3 cents per annum. Tor
i've years amounting 40 all To
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Zebui0u Ames' Estate.

Probate Coun beld al Rutland, within and for
said distnet, on the lrd Monday, being IN.
9Th day OF June. A. ID. 1886,
Joshua Harrington. administrator Of The estate
Of Z-bolon Amos, late Of Ira, ia said district,
deceased, proposing to sender an account Of h',
administration aud present h., account sgsinst
said estate Tor allowance
Ordeyef, That said account be examined in
court, at a session thereof, TO b, holden at ibs
Probate Office In RutIsnd, within aud for said die.
uiei, on the Ist Monday Of July peKt ;N--Aad
tina, he publication ofs copy Of this order, tires
weeks successyeiy 10 the Rutland Herald, print
ed al Rutland, as ,ooo a. may be, shall be suf-
6ei.ni notice 10 all concerned to appear. ID they
see cause, sod object thereto.
rs r.. ". HOPKINS. R>s,<s~.
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THE CREEK INDIANS


tue.iav NAV 3t-E,-uire
letter from COLUMBUS dated 9gh ina states that MT
Hsllett of Y, Who reported have b-cr kcd h,
the Trek ndans between Montgomery snd toun,bus
capped With his LIE snA had arrived IusAcccc. after hav
ing wandered abau, the nation Tor iout i've DAYS.
Gov. tsy Is at Montgomery ~. confined To his
room 900 men under the command Of Gen Patterson
on the eve Of leisiaP Montgomery ot t. nation Aabs
viii have ~ the field about 500 tie OF this
viii he al Fou Mitchell few DAYS Ttoops are coming
"a raPdy and ths evening hJ. Gen Duugald will take
hs iorces aefos. the river, and cncamp tie Alabama
SIDE.
Letters from Montgomery that express came into
ta place confirming IA, mounul Lte gouco that the
senr.ss who Ion Montgomery Suuday week we're all
muiecd ana that the bridge at columbus burn, down
We TANK this account may he relied upon; 50 our CIT
ifenS VIII see that tho OF low down a.
wac At hs, supposed. Two thousand volunteers with eve
hundred friendly Indans now IN the Nation.
lNHtdRsr,Ae Geo Nav 81 Major oiea yohu W A
Sanford hss been spprhod by his eIcoency Gov Schlcy
TO the eomThnd OF the Georgia troops odsed pro-
tcc,on NJ III. ftonicr Tie Gen accompanied by
HE stsd Cot Samuel Rockwell. one his Aidsiot amp
len Mll,dgevllr Tor his command on Saturday morning.
HIS bead quarters FOR the will lie Columbus
Major Gen. Winfield Scott. charged, as understand
with the command and directing fthe the
Geek lndsns arrived by The IN this place Saturday
evening Rrg Gen Jesup add Maj Kirby, of the u State
Army. were with him.
Maj. Gen. Scott. on bis arrival appointed Augusta n
heanan Esq. oi MIlcdgrve. of his aid de camp
On SUNDAY morning Gen scott, Gen Jcsup. Mai Kirby
Gov Schley and Mai Patterson of the aids of Mai
Zen sanford Of The Georgan troops left the stage Tor
Columbus. Ma. A. " ke,ain. wo understand, viii Join
the stof Of Gen Scott. at Columbus, Tuesday neat
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by the last Nights Wall.

Loss % rns tAsp ntLi, Tho vote ~ IN. Hsase Of
Repfssn,sn,s' % Tuesday last, g,sy,a ~ York IA.
PED on thu noea TO comm, tai. ,mror,sm hill To the
whole Houe stooi-yes' % Nay, ~. Mr. Speaker
Folk claimed RICH, TO vote which he DID Va the mega
tive, mskns ht Yes, aud Nay, equal, when he declared
The mo''"n 10 be lost. Tn. perhsp. decade. til,
fate oitbe hitl, vhi'h must go To Staining Com
m'tee. aud viii no be reported ia ,.sson &c sscuru IL.
drhn''''. sen Of tho House. All expectation II 4,
vision at tins 'c''rn Of the Revenue arising ron The
tales Of fablio Lend, msy he lmi..ed - Yo.k,r
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S2Do.O7O GL.

That.f'nee that veto, THU ball has beeu coninuol.
y before Congtoss--ConiiaUalh aud earnestly sup.
ported by The Wing party continually and success.
tally opposed Jg de naturalization purity.
That. under the sysioM Of land sales devised by
WM 10. H,ERtsoN and ALBsET GALLhrys, and
under tue iani system OF lENsi CLAY aud RuL
LIN I. MALLoaY the Treasury has been filed, an
'm'ne'.se public debt has been paid the patro, PEN
ao"ers have received their tcaart. the army and
navy have 5e"a sustained, public thoroughfates
ha'e-been made iortihoations have been erected,
'"mense territories have been purchased Of Indian
'dbes' aud NJ" there is surplus revenue exceed
t.v
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The Prospect IN .N,te York. Maj. Noah, in his
paper OF Tuesday evening, holds the following
cheering language: There needs no beter evidence
OF the growing popularity of the peoples cause and
The certain triumph Of liberal principles than the
zeal and enthusiasm manifested in all parts of the
State in APPOINTING delegates 10 the Utica Con
'ent'on Our fears that the people would not be
sufficiently aroused at the prevent alarm ing crisis
IN the niiaifs at The coGnfy,are completely dsspa-
ted. We are now convinced that spirit is ava
kenlrg throughout our land, that will inevitably
overthrow our present rulers and yranncul oppres-
sors A great deal depends upon the sound dis
erection OF the State Com enlon. Ifthey conduct
their deliberations with wisdom aud sacacty, this
State will unqes,icnAbly give a majority and a
large majority, against Mr. Van Buien. We have
not shadow Of doubt that the people of this
State VII. decide against the Albany Regency by
more than tceaty thousand majority. Cent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

IN mArpn'e ds-seraL throw duwa their nnssos.s
w"p'1' snd cordially pni saagBsunoa,ly takc t!eir
rfoihef AhtHst.nn dstnocrais ~ the hauI sni waik
f,ghi ~ on TIE cs sisc platform uesfhnt white ussi
ssfsSes' sak ~ s4eses ssJ stlr,oa % Jssaenf % a.
B1ta) Pasria.
sPA very slsil sui fssk Inv i.,ion from oue q the
DEGRADED ofss' II Maria tsu srsu 10 he MI. Anti.
ns''' 10 btcoH, traitor, What say YOU fellow e.ii.
'eD' Of ihs Aaimasoaic ehool. are 700 ready .nd wi.
iins 10 %, % she pgioh collar d,sr your own . sal
sE'''' IN the fef'iev oi the enemy We think the De
e"alA"i' q Eihsa alea vii pause awhile, suI zee how
tlO'e who a.se dsss,.'s lisus,er,s by such summer.
oct fsros, belsfs ihsy f,i,os thsa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

q. adams. 10 debate in Congress- few
days since upon the + exam aud Indian wars, Mr
Adams made very long speech, an idea or two Of
II was. that
when wo were unprrparod for il, told US tina,
Mexican war, an Indian ar, and Negro war
within twelve month might happen; nay he con-
sidercd these eseD,s extremely probabc-almost
absolutely certain He said that the course of this
country toward Texas would coll out Il Mexican
war, and Mexican war @ould be bot a harbnger
of Negro aud Indian war .is for Tcxas, It co uid
never be annexed 10 this country without the con.
cent OF England, aud II she did consent TO ills an
ncxstion 10 the United States she would tell us
you must take the territory uaframmtiiedLy sioue,y.
England would not consent to the existence of sla
very 10 Texas. Sue would not alox It's extension:
and, added Mr. Adams, II you persist she III wage
g war against you, and your slaves will be freed.
England has just set example of her dc, otion 10
liberty her o"n colonies. aud If she engages in d
war with you tor emancipation. IL VIII be the most
popular war she has been engaged in He
ssld, that # you ever take Texas into the family
you must also take the Island of Cuba. lie then
went On to slate some singular and startling facts
~ relation 10 oar foreign affairs.
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Commissioners, Notice.

w l., The subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court Tor the District oil
Rutland, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of
JOHN C.. DAMON,
lai" Of Piisiod in said district, deceased, repre-
scented insolven', and also all claims aud demands
exhibited IN offset thereto; and SIX months Il ON
the 9th day OF June inst. being allowed by suid
court Tor that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to The business OF
our said appointment at the dwelling house Of
Sumner Damon in Pisfnrd Oh the lssI Mondays
OF July and October nrri, from O'Clock until o
O'Clock L. NJ. on each OF said days.
s. H. KELLOGG, %.
ABEL PENFIELD,
Dated at Plislord, this OH day OF June, A.
D. 1896. Is
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LATE AND DECISIVE FROM TEXAS.


The annexed Extra, was issued from Hudson,
News Room New York; on Tuesday morning.
Albany Argus.
From our attentive correspondent J. Coffee, ESQ
of the Exchange, Philadelphia, we have received
the following extract of letter, dated
.Ntac Orleans, May %.
Dear Sm-We have only time to state that the
schooner Flora arrived here yesterday Sunday the
22d, having on board Gen. Samuel Houston, com.
mander in chief Of the Texan army.
lie was forced TO leave the army for the purpose
of seeking proper medical advice. having been dan
gerously wounded in the battle of The 2Is, April.
From the Generals own FPS we have of course
full confirmation ofthe result of the battle-ihe to-
tai defeat OF the Mexlcdns and the capture of their
President and General, Santa Anna; thus placing
beyond doubt, The former accounts we have re-
ceived.
Previous to his leaving the army, Mr. Rush. the
Secretary of War. has been elected Bgadler Gem
and the whole forces are now left under the com
mand of the latter. Volunteers ore rushing in from
every quarter and the ranks had already sweled TO
number 1900 strong.
The Texans had reached, and were crossing the
Bfassos, flushed with victory.
Santa Anna has been left at Velasco under u
strong and secure guard.
OF the entire Mexican force of 1000 who enter ed
Texas at the commencement of the campaign, but
$500 now be numbered who are all collected
and under the command of Sesma and other s.
These troops were in the utmost disorder and were
precipitately crossing the Colorado on rafts, ana
swimBr. The Mexlcans who had escop ped the t.
tie, repured that 1t had been fought by 5000 Text
ans. 200 Texan cavalry. under the command of
Col. Burleson, were in close pursui, Of The enemy,
who flying before him. A body of $50 Mex.
cans after buryinu some cannon surrendered TO
two officers and so Texan soldiers.
Throughout the Mexican camp all was panic
and confusion. An arnistice offered BY Santa An
refused, and he had finally offered to ac-
knowledge the independence Of Tsros-osiabishing
the Rio Grande as the perpetual oaunGary,and him
self 10 remain as hostage, till the treaty should
be guaranteed by the U. States, aud also by the
senate Of Mexico. The Texans consider the coun d.
Try safe, and the war ended. Santa Anna pre-
scented his cane, aud also his ssdd'a to Gen. Hous
ton. who had brought them 10 New Orleans. 1t
IL probable that the Mexican army will be totally
destroyed.
Yours in great haste.
We are alsu furnished by our CORES poudeut with
slip from the Office Of the New Orleans Bee dated
May 23i, eorroboraling every particular OF The a.
buvc.
We have also Norfolk daies to June 5ib. half
past 2, p. NJ. and Chs lesion TO tie evening Of the
81 inst. Nothing further relsti'e To The lndIsn
Disturbances.
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Army of Operations.

Army of Operations.
Erecllen, sir,-You will imme dis,eiy order the
Military Command at Goliad to pu, oil The prison.
efs made a, Copsns, at I.,befiy aud send them
Forthwith to San Felipe. lie Austin. aud for which
purpose your Exeelieney. will dictate such orders
as mhy be conducive TO the object.
GOd aud I.,oeuy.
ASToNto Lorrz pE SANTA AsSI.
Camp Sac Jaeipio, Aptil %, 1896.
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Co.ninissioners' Notice.

w l. the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the district Of
Rutland commissioners, TO Iecriye, examine aud
adjust sll claims aud demands Of all persons A.
esinst the estate Of
WILLIAM LONGLEY,
late OF Pitsford, 10 said district, deceased, repre-
senl.d ,nsol,.nl, and also all claims and demand,
e,h,bi,rd in ods.l thereto; aud six months from
the 9th day d Jun. inst. being allowed by sad
Coon for thai purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that We will attend TO the business
OF our said appointment, al the dseiliog house
Of Lot, Keller ia said PiItsIord, on the ssi Mon
day Of November neII, from Until o'clock
T.. NJ. on said day.
CERsH0M CHENEY, 1c.um,.y,
JONATHAN WARNER,
Dated a, Pr,isiesd ihis ll,h day Of Juoe, 4.
ID. 1895. %
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lCPy.Ne. 81
Army ofOperstions.

AFWy q Upefstlonf.
Excellent ,--lnssmoeh a. | have ordered your
Eyeelleney by oaie.sl note Of this day that yov
cause the troops 10 ieiurn to BeKar and GaSdsloupe
Victoria. charge YOU 10 instruct the eo@msndsBt.
Of The several divisions. not TO permit ans damage
TO be Gone 10 The property Of the e0Entry, hopiR.
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MAR RED,

10 Montpelier on the 9Th by Rev Chester Wright,
Nr T. 4 AALTos Jr Iun,f iyifnr oftbe Waterman,
10 Mi,s sAHaH : ilowrs both oi that Village.
Ia Clarendon 8h iust. BY the ksV u. lag Mr. vii.
an ; Wcexs t. si.ss aery Ana, daughter Of Caleb
Hal. g. q 81 q Cloreudyu.
IN Bra iou 9th ui; Alr Ms.b1rne D Johnsoa 10 Nile,
Harriet Ba.iey.
10 Brandon l., iu,' NrL.Iori - Jennsy Of leicester
o. Nis !.ssanF 4 Merriam, daushter Of DeA. DAVID
Merriam.
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WIry!aad Legislature. The bill which had been
the subject oi 90 strong nier.s, in the State OF
Maryland, for aiding certain great public Improve
menis. particularly the completion Of the BALI
more and Oho Rail Road aud the Chesapeake aud
ONO Canal TO Cumberland, passed ON Friday
ias'' IA The House Of delegates, by majority OF
nineteen votes. II passed the next DAY ia the Sc
cate b. vote Of IL to2
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100000
Commissioners, Notice


wv the Subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the dislrici
OF Rutland, commissioners. to receive, examine
and adjust all clam, and demands Of all persons
against The estate of
AARON REED,
late OF Rutland, in said district, deceased, rep
resented 'nsolveni, and also all claims aud de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the 9Th day Of June inst. being slowr BY
said court for that purpose, we do therefore hoe.
by give notice thai we viii attend 10 the basihe y
OF our said appointment, at the dwelling house
of Lucy Reed, widow Of the decreased. in Rot.
land, on h- 5h day Of Jul, and 29lh day OF No
vember next, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock
+. NJ. on each OF said days.
J.. c. THRALL, 1c
JOEL NJ. MEAD, '''"""
Dated al Rutland, this 9Th day Of June, A.
ID. S36 rs
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1sE TaIsi o, EttuAED p. EoRtNs.k. iortie aurI, .
81 tH'n !'~s", ~ 'l' cay Of Nt~ yuk~a, optrsdOu
Tss'a-y, sna ao"'iUped Ave DAYS, when the case wa,
Submitted 10 The Jary. who e,urneI verdict 4 Aor
BOT Il" csse perhaps. VI his nature occurred IL
That CITY which created eSc,ea' u than thu. hor.
pio1rAse sai murder of = miserable prostitute I've
shall give the tubf'znr. - he ,rial ia our neat1
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THos. J. Rusn. Sec. at War.
CcPy Ola !ctier from Gen. Houston.

san lncu'o, April 1890.
"Iel Our friends all he news ana that ue hn,.
beaten The enemy. killed csc. and taken $40 prs.
oners. Gems. Santa Anna and Cos are taken aud
three Generals slam vast amour, o. property Ia
zen, and abou, 500 stands OF arms; many swords
and one niBe pound brass cannon. Tell them io
come on, and let the people plant coin.
SAMUEL HOUSTON,
Commando in. Chief.
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W Ar bEfAHTAEeT.

Head Quarters Army, San Jacin'o River.
April 70 1886
M the troops on their march from the East, viii
report At Head Quarters a. early ~ possible
marching by way ut lisrnsburgh for the pf,sent-
but all turn out. The eucmy have been badly de.
ieaied and are retrcaiinG precpraiely Tor the pur
pose OF concentrating. One bid push now will
drive them entirely out Of the copnlry, and secure
Liberty, independence. and Peace to Texss Let
al turn out Dor s,snds I'd Is victorious one n nd
waves beautifully under the Smiles OF a benifeen,
Pro, tencc.
ranS 7 p,.u -. =, "a.
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Firs at Burlington. On Sabbath morning fthe
l2,h inst about cDe oclook the slarm 81 FIRE 1as
gwen when It appeared The blacksmith shop Of
Aessrs Alien g. oSen, u this village Vas 10 fame.
which wss, when discovered, 80 far advanced ~ 10
prevent sls ecng saved. We do not know whs,
ihe esiiinsies less he, bot probably seou, $500
These gentleneH had another shop burnt last sin
Ter, near The fslls IN THE town.-B9rhagfoa FIRE.
Pre-.
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IN 20 Mt.

The Surplus Kerenue. Our readers will have ob.er.
we'd that The debate The Senate the b ITO reyulne
the depoos Of the public money, resulted on Tuesday,
10 the oomm,meni of the hhl, together with all tie
mendmen,, which had been proposed 20 it, TO select
committee 81 niue member, 10 CONSIDER Of the whole
leatel by ballot 10 CONSIST of the following members
namely
Mr. WRIGHT, 81 y. Y Chairman
CAtHops, of south Caraina,
WEBSTER, al Massachusetts,
kIso, VI Al bsfaa,
BucHASAS. OF peunsy lIsnia,
SIMPLIFY, OF Name,
LIIeu, Of Virginia.
iKSDRitas, o. Indiana, Sni
Ewing. OF Ohio.
We lesrn that the de,bsTJ';nn. of The committee hay,
resulted IN The adoption, sls,aptaly OF the pan propo-
sell by MI Webster TUESDAY, la hls HmenIaieut for
the dspofoo Of The surplus mol,y 0f the Government
which smepineni wa, - follow:
-.4nS BE- u fsf.ttf enacted, That the money which
s.s bs 10 tl,e Treasury of the United fret
day o January, 1887, res~tsiBg millions shall be IL
'Ids ainsns the several Static 10 pro orcu To- their
pscrs of population, sscefaiaej 10y the a.t
cal aofliu- &c tho pro, OF the second
tien oi ,hs hS article OF the constitution Ead the Sec.
rtry Of the Treury shall pay the such peros
81 the ssvdTal states nay suhurss e. receive H. the
following proportions, AMI 81 the following times
s-i ga tie Cat dsy at Aru, l6Js 4Dsfler part
the Bot Day u .uly 1857 anl the remaining quarter
the art DAY Of October ltJ7 sui eli States heh sA
receive Their terrrsl PROPORTIONS according the provs-
ion' 81 inns act shall lie taken sgd understood thereby
ledgs the public faith q ,ueh siste, repay the sane
part ;heTooi, 20 the United siAies whenever Con.
Eres shall require the H. repaid by suy act o.
acts which shall re- such payment. suI la
equal prooT,oa, iED. ~ The States which had
tie nBss.-.Nsl lni.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

Sk~.fesx swsss Tn. ~biss " ths ,,.,s he'll /.
Ssasrsl state Css'suiscp al tito. lat week ., which
The Hsn. Jrssu BusL sAsas snatsi a.th. easdls. To-,
oe'sfnor col o.s.,IrL a. B.Asrow. for It. Gov
s''"ag ieAs' wss al,o pa, pomin.,iaa lr gseisr.
hsss"l BY Csi'sa c J,ryisnrk anil Lufl,s B,as,l..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

The Legislature OF Couueclicut has rejected a
bil Tor prohibiting the oirc uaton Of bank notes Of
lees denomination Than five do,lars, by vote Of GO
To ioo. They have also after long discussion re
jeetcd bill TO abolish capital punishmeni,b by vote
ofoi TO l2i. The Legislature adj. on Saturday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

TIE Cred tar. Geo. scott has been ordered 10 the
Creek wsE-snd eIciit, lk. es-u, soldier, (ss,, Ia.
~ Y ADsricAp) ~ tic ehabce that Sll sfofd him 20
meet ans beat su eneuly
Seo 'sa ~ ~s lesrn, accepted the provincial coal-
nsod uIdsf the srgsestob ADd des,re that Gen. Scott
nsh, be detailed tos the command "a chief They viii
se 40 Psfisei hsrnSny All das sabofdaalioa .flany
.frgp
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hs~-nAwrHins The IeE',as,urs ef,hs. State
s~hsd Of Cs~es~'i 90 ,hs ia is.t JAMS CLARK ~.
ssssS Frrssaspi e tho ssesis sas Che, g. Alberta
sseshs 81 tbs iiosss On the faliswiag jsy. i.se II
COvs'sss sisi. ~ss qs.ae5 sss catered III. du,is.
81 be sf.es.
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+ GU IL .

RURT 4 MASON, have Tor sale Western
- aud Troy supctiine FLOUR.
Turks Island, coarse and fine Western and
Liverpool bag SALT; Sole ard Uppes Lea
THEIR lew barrels TAR. GOLDFISH.
Si1AD aud MACkEREL.
Rutland, June 10. 1888. rs
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Fanny Wright, now Madame Darusinont, is as
we learn from the Cincinnati Gazette, delivering IN
the Court house of that city on Sundays ~. Buren,
political lectures" The Prlestess is worthy of TIE
religion.-.N Y. Com. .ldr
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!Saa:a .lzna 10 Gca. Phiiosola.

army Oi Operations,
Coast division, under ~. command.
Having Yesterday had an unfortunate encounter.
bsVe resolved TO remain prisoner of war IN the
LANDS oi The enemy. Aiier having tsken every
precauiion, therefore hope that your Excel!ency
will cause tie dyisicn under the CONNIE I'D OF Gen.
Psrzs to conntefmsrch To Bexar, where be aiil
wait for orders. Your Excellcncy will also return
to the same place, aud order Gen Yiescs with Ia.
division 10 Gaudaloupe Nlcioris ! haze greed 90
srmisllce With Gen. Houston, al interim. until
We eau agree upon terms Of everlasting peace.
Your ENccllenoy All take such measures as NAV
he necessary Tor the subsistence OF the army who.
~iii remain under your command. The money
that has arrived at Me,amoras, and The provisions
Of the place aud these at Victoria will be sIbJec,
10 your orders, also 20 900 dollars tina, may be IA
The Treasury, are 10 be taken from Bexhr. trust
lbs, your Excelleney will without fail comply with
these dispositions, advising Of the same by re-
turn Of eourers. as slso, If any should oppose lie
accomplishment. God aud Liberty
ASToSIo LorEz De SANTA AsS..
Camp San yseinto, Apnl % 1896
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

7tras-rhe following is from IIudsons Correspondence
Washington:
am enabled To state undoubted authority that plot
now 90 loot 10 deprive Houston Of the command OF the
Army OF Texas, aud place Gen James Hlinil,on Of C.
al It's head The proposition has been made the Texan
Commissioners and his under II Hand.
ton can be placed at the head of the ars of Texas it
SAID that 40 100000 of dollars will be pledged to the cause
SHiiedsed Houston Is not the carry the plans of
ieaa INTO effect and strong party ia the south ready
take hold OF the struggle Hamilton be elected the
Chief Command.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

Il II belong TO the Peope Of Jermon and if at their
control might be mode immensely adyantag eous TO
the sihie-ihc administration is opposed 10 lis ap.
Po't'on"eaf dmoag The siatcs-is endearoring 10
sqnaader by making appropriations estimated on
he spPosiiiOH Of 1t rar tciM FrGace-anc is adding
o the war on the currency and the fadian war, u
'o"r q determinations upon The surplus receaue.
Let these simple facts be impressed upon the
minds OF the People.
vide Jsckson's veto message on Ia. Land bill anil
rel ort OF Mr Clay ON the same.
NJ L d. !. 1