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Of multitude who we're loading him with
caresscs, all of which he returned with the
utmost cordiality.
As soon as there was an opportunity for
free conversation, the good soldier unbosom.
ed his heart to his parents and 10 the trav.
ellers. "Gentlemen," said he, "to-day |
feel IN It's full extent, the kindness OF Prov.
dence, 10 whom owe every thing. My
uncle brought me up TO the business OF a
weaver, but | requIied his attentions badly
for, having contracted habit OF idleness
and dissipation, | enlisted IN corrs belong
ng TO the East India Company. was
then a little more than eighteen. My sol
der like appearance had been observed by
Lord Clifton the commanding officer, with
whose best etiicience aud exhauslIbIe gen.
crosby Europe IS acquainted. My zeal Tor
the service INSPIRED HIM with regard and,
thanks 10 his cares, ross step by step 10
the rank OF Captain, and-vas entrusted with
the regiment. ti of economy, aud
the aid of coz, | amassed honorably
a stock Of At that time ! quilted
the sern rs true that | made three
remG6 Is my father; Ou, the frs, on.
", consisted Of 5000, reached hun. The
second fell into the hands OF man who had
the misfortune to become insolyepi and |
trusted the third to Scottish gentleman,
who died upon tie passage but had his
receipt, and his heirs viii account TO me
for il.
After dinner, the Captain gave his faith.
or E200, to support his most pressing wants,
and at the same time secured to hIm, as
well as TO has mother, an annuity OF eighty
pounds, versatile 10 his brothers. Besides,
be presented $500 as a marriage portion
/ to his sister, who was married 10 farmer
IN indifferent circumstances; aud after hav
,ng distributed ESQ among the poor he en-
tertalned al an elegant dinner with the pnn
clpal inhabitants OF the burgh. By TIN:
generous sensibllity, too, he showed ndeet
that he was worthy OF the distinguished bon
ors so proiusely heaped upon ham by thu
lIlusirlous Lord Clifton
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti-Biiious Pills,

Are the chsaCaS af,d most approved am.
il, Medicine ever offered 10 tie Pub.c.
They are extremely maid ~ ;her oFeratoo,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation 10 the $, stem as
Is too Frequently the result from medicines
gwen 10 ACT upon the bo~eI.. The, act sPe'
officially upon The LAYER, ~hen m a torpid
ouudiuou, carrying III a large quantity oi
bile, through the lnfurncc q the eNcerncni
function, hlch, ii suffered Ia remain IN the
system, would produce either Jsuudics, IL.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever md
Ague, or some other gfteNous bolly aiiiic.
ton. Ia all cases Of ,orpor Of the 10 els,
iheS act like charm. ln recent cases q
Dyspepsia. thcy are certain cure. Mary
persons sbo ~efe subject 10 violent attacks
OF SICK head ache, have been much benefited,
and several perfectly cured IN few weeks
By their use. They are highly recommend.
ed as preventative and cure Of Bilious CON.
4 plants Persons tho arc sutleci 10 that
I distressing complaint, sea.slckDess, by tax
i ing portion OF TAO ui them a ics days pre-.
I vlous 10 cmbafklng on b.afd the vessel, vii
be almost certain TO escape II. Females
can use them a, all periods, without incur
ring any risk. Their virtues will rema'n
\ unlmpalred for years m ans climate. No
family should b. without these Pills pot'
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would be
the means Of preventing much suffering from
sickness. 1t IS from neglect OF keeping up
a regular pens,allle action Of the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to be ABSORBED
and mingled with the blood, unasslmllaied
fluids, that most diseases are produced
DR.. p. feels confident that no person who
gives these Pills fair trial, will ever after
feel willing 10 be without, them. The tes.
timony Of thousands speaking in the high
est terms Of their efficacy, might be added
bu, the very high reputation Dr.. y. has &C.
CURED as the inventor of the Patent Veg.
table Medicine Siomdchicg Il Hepdhedi
for the cure OF Dyspepsia aud Liver con-
plants, Is thought a sutiiclen, guarantee to
those wishing to make trial Of their WI
AoSas ~ NDbhalil Hh' RtfAtJtt VI
curry, or any ingredien, that does moi act 10
! harmony with health and oppose DISEASE.
/, DIR. j. having been educated under Tho
, most eminent American and Europesp Ned
; zeal professors, and prac,lced his proitss'on.
, many years IN the South, where diseases oil
, the most obstinate character prevail, con
sders himself well qualified to Judge on the
nature OF diseases incident TO warm climates
Prepared by JosrPH PRrKsrLy PrrrRs'
NJ. ID. p. b. c. 2. VI. at his Institution Tor
E the cure Of obstinate Diseases, By means o.
vegetable remedies, No. 100 Liberty street
New York. inventor and sole proprietor,
, Each box contains forty Pills, Price So
, CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold u
, Charlotte by Smith ~ Williams; IN Con
cord by 7. b. Barrlnger, and in SALISBURY
! by John Murphey, where numerous cef"''
Gates of their eflicac, can be seen.
! Jos. PRlBSTLY PETBKs'
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.UISCELhf.s'E0CS.



Nignt araps thu realm where Jesus woke
No guiding star the Magi see,
Ard heavy hangs expressions yoke,
Where FIRST the Gospel said BIZ FREE
And where the harp of Angels bore
High Message to the Shepherd throng,
Good will and peace are heard no more
To murmur Beihlehem's wales along.
Swarth India, with her idol train,
Bends low by Ganges worshipped tide,
Or browns the Sultee's Shrek OF pain,
With Numbering gong and Pagan pride
On Perss's hills the Scphis grope,
DARK Burmah greet Situations ray.
Fen Jealous Chin 5 door Of hope
Unbars to give the Gospel way.
Old Ocean, With his isles awakcs,-
Cold Greenland feels mysterious flame,
And humble Afiic wondering takcs
On her sad lips Sl,iout's name.
Their steps the forest children stay,
Bound IN obliyion's yuicecs, shore,
And lit their red brows 10 the day,
Which from the opening say doth pour
Oh aid with PRAYER that holy hight
Which from eternal death can save,
And bid Christ's heralds speed their fight,
Ere millions find hopeless grave.
Still In the forming hour Of youth,
Combine with Edlc4lion's sway,
Those seeds OF heaven implanted truth,
Whose fruit can never know deCas
kneel while unsullied Joy doth glow
Resplencent on the blooming cheek,
And for the chimes OF heather voc,
A best Redeeiner's pity seek.
Blend sweeily with the classic page
The love OF Heaven sublime and fair,
50 beaulys brow when dimned with age,
The lustre OF the soul shall wear.
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER.
Pinsburg, 18th June, 1886


DEAR SIR loose no time 10 commuui.
eating, for the information Of the Pennsyl.
wanna Lyceum, and indeed Of the public,
If you think proper to make It publicly
known, the following extract Of letter
from the Hon. JUDGE WILKINS, Of Tecum.
sch, Michigan. The letter IS under date
OF the I'd instant:
To the Cor. Secretary Of the Pennsytrdnid
Lycelm.
had almost forgotten to tell YOU Of the
wonderful discovery lately made in the
nelghborhood Of this place, aud which pro
mises to set natural philosophy all agog.-
Old John Lovet, who resides about mile
from this village, in digging well lately
about fifteen feet below the surface Of the
Garth, came across skeleton Of prodIglou.
SIZE, aud which must have been 10 the earth
for many ages. DR.. Sturg,s and DR.. Pat,
terson both pronounced i, human skeIe
ton Of gigantic proportions, and necessarily
genus long since extinct, and correspond
lng with tue mastodon or mammoth IN tb,
brute order.
The thigh bone is two feet and three in
ches IN length, and the skull is frlghtiu.
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Look at This!

UyflE Subscriber informs the Citizens OF
Il Charlotte, and the Public Generally,
that he still keeps up the OMNIBUS con.
Germ for the purpose Of conveying persons
from Charlotte to any Of the neIghborIng
towns. lie also keeps neat and easy rid.
ing JUMPER for the same purpose. He
also keeps fine lding horses. All Of which
will DO hired out on as reasonable terms az
possible. First rdte drirers IN all cases.
.E4ly oe s3R " 7. BOYD
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TRinking.-Mr. jerks Of the Nan,uek,,
Inquirer, says-A New York paper publish.
es a series of s,anzas, eight IN number, IN
which the soft phrase, /" think Of thee !"
occurs no less than seventeen times. The
ingenious author must be a relative 10 the
Scotchman's owl, which he was endeayor.
Jog to pass of for parrot-h d'du'. say
much, bot 1t kept an awful thinking.
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+. +. SMITH,
II. B. ILLIAMS,
J d. BOYD.


The Subscribers respectfully inform their
old friends and customers That they will
still carry on the Mercantile business under
the firm Of Williams g. Boyd-who take
this opportunity Of rendering their thanks
10 all who have heretofore patfonlzed them
and now inform them that they are now
receiving their Fall and Winter supply OF
Goods-Of the lates, lmportatlons, consist
ing Of
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springs 4 Dinkins.

TUNllE death Of Mr.. DInkins dissolyes the
II above firm, and renders II necessary
Tor all Persons having any DEMANDS a.
gains; the concern, 10 present them Tor pay
ment and all those indebted TO the iirm,
are requested TO make speedy payuent.-
All open accounts not closed by CASH
or NOTES" between thus and next April,
will be put IN suit. The situation OF the
concern will not admit OF long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
Safririag rariasr u Sprays . D'as,al
CAaTloiis, 2-fh OFT, SIS
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Rife Guns for sale.

THE subscriber has on hand, 40 or 30
IL Rifle Guns, neatly mounted with brass
and silver, which he will sell on accommo.
dating terms. Any person wishing to pur.
chase, will make application immediately.
They can be delivered in Charlotte II re.
qulred. Address Friendship P. o. Gulliord
county, \. {.
THADDEUS GARDNER.
Nor. l5th. 1886. f23
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THE slRsCRIBER

Returns his -. teiul thanks To his TRENDS
and customers for their liberal Patronage
to the above firm, and informs them that
he will continue 10 carry on the business ~
his own name, al their former stand, the
" Brick Corner where he has Just receIs
ed, and IS now opening, large and general
assortment Of
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S25 REWARD.

dark complicated, and IS Thought TO BE- IN Tue
neiehborhood Of the Harris Nine. He was
purchased from William A. Harris. The
above reward will be gwen If delivered TO
me, or secured in any Jail, so that can get
him. GREEN HUE.
S,,, : 1896. l0V
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STATE or N0RTHCAROLIAA,

MECKLENRURe COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar. August term, 1886
Isaac 5. Alexander, GUARDIAN,
ra Petition for Sale
The Heirs At L." Of Martha Of Land
Ut appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that Samuel " lIson ard Mary
Beatty, two OF the heirs Ut law Of Martha
" lson, deed. reside beyond the limits Of
this State, therefore, Ordered, that publica
ton BE- made for SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, for SAID heirs at law, to appear
and show cause, why the lands mentioned
in petitioners petition, should not be sold.
" iness, r. Thompson, Clerk of our SAID
Court, at Office, IN Charlotte, the last Mon.
day Of August, A. ID. 1896.
y. THOMPSON, c. NJ. 5. G. l.
NOE 9, 1896. Price ads. 50
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NOTICE.

HNHE Copartnership heretofore existing
IL under the firm Of Smith, Williams q
Boyd, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
All debts due the firm will be collected,
and all responsibilities incurred by II sll
b. pad by Messrs. Williams & Boyd, who
will continue the business al the old stand
and 10 the usual Ray.
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J.,OTHER GRE.ITCURE.

Raleigh, S,piembtf 81, 1856
| am now IS years OF age-wben an my lIih
wear. | received a wound on my lett leg, which
became liberated, and continued so until the first
Of March last 1t would occasionally heal up,
and then break cat again; but most OF the time
1t was in very painful condition, the sore having
extended to large size, and become very deep.
| tined many remedies TO mase a cure, without
success, until applied Gray's Inraluabls ONT
rent two pots of which have efectually cured
NV leg, and reduced il to lis natural size. The
cure would have been made much sooner, bad |
strictly attended ts the directions for the use OF
the OiHtmenl but this failed to do, while took
much exercise, and very inprudently used tight
bandage. Ny leg has been wei for more than
SIX months, during which time, have walked
much, vet II remains firm and free from all sore
ness or Inflammation. Ailer having been afflicted
for period Of forty lone years, now enjoy the
benefit OF a sound leg again.
LEWIS HOLLONAN.
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gUNHE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
II SToMAcnIoE 1T HErATlcf, iofmed
by CHI, meal analysis and synthe-'s 81 -ese.
ral prorimdte vegetable principles, are I'M.
versally acknowledged 10 have totally e.
clipsed the prelensions Of every other rene.
d,, AID Superseded the necessIiy OF every
other mode of treatment wherever the abu'e
diseases are found to exist, as veil as ~ 60.
Iargement Of the Spleen aud IN Janndice.
Among the symptoms OF Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are hatuleney, soutness
OF BURNING IN the stomach, melancholy, 70.
niabihty, dlsagreeable taste ~ the moulh /,
great irregulanly Of appetite, ~hIch Is sone.
times yoracious, and al other times grea,.
ly deficient thirst, feiid breath, nausea,
weakness Of the stomach. acid eruc,otons,
paipitat,on, drossiness, irregulariy 81 tic
bosels, pressure 40 the stomach after uleais,
pain IN the head, dizzioess or vertigo, COO.
fusion Of mlnd, attended With loss Ct memo.
~, gnaslng 10 the stomach ~hen emp'y,
ehhlines, affection OF SIGH, aud heanng,
pain and weakness ,n the back, langUor, DIS.
turbed sleep, cold fee, and hands, irrmor,
uncasiness IN the throat, cough, pain 10 The
side or breast, &c.
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For sale.

An excellent PIANO FORTE, warran.
"a ted a good Instrument, and been IN
use but short time. Inquire at this office.
NJ, Nl4 IS26 9ltf
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Harcauee Becds for sale at this 0gce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

And p'c~'iy --c' ~ euorhou, de's p,u - Ia g.
chla'sn 70 cancel Much l~if.i wouA 4, 49,. =,
,uth ca.s ~ te STATE TIA, a.. I'D .s,r, ,,....,,.
share = tie su'p'u, u wruh r.,v. e,.., 60, .,
befaof Bot o. ssd tie state, e.u ,-,,.,5, -,
called to fep'y tho drp7sitr.. TIC ss.e.,t,n,,
hraiiy eovHd TIE <ecfc'so n us Treason, -.
no''''' hs' right TO df~aHd rasa,Ai. sea ~h.s a.m..
ded oc ne Compiled 10 ooassi orr besd
ndt there enough in the hro-, n a., ,,,... .,..
stt ardihe view, ofihe r,e.drs, ,i,,, -,, '...,'
any orc h', tie p'f'i raWef desire 10 ,t,s m. ,,l
"'n~' be- h'f oon rvr'c,soq ,-f ,crid sch m, a.,
'o'ihe p't'ct' g. frc'll, r. hf-,e ,,i,., . -,
we P0nc'pe ms, mcnfv PORN Isal s,is, ,r,. a.
fe'''' OF Tho Trctov 90 the Hoe peni wss,hoa,s =,
cambridge MSS. durd Wail. sston sth Jsl, 1896 .hA
h''c never sceo cortsdced h7te spc.t,p., n .o
Of 'e slight treisr'i which me Go,erar.nt a, h,,,,t
''' 'eie II ueeeis'y 10 rcc, O., torpu, revenue sss-
sin cvr1ct
should Ne become IN ,nl,ea In rc,l ot ,,,,, ~, i,A
nr',,r ne TTr' nGv rsrtr b. 6iriisR ~ Will SOON
:" ~ Nlllp ~ al remit he trbai, trfH D, ~a,t,a
we've millions orc 10 come or th, present Ia.
la 10 lSil. alone.
"iEvI WOODBURY."
H''ins SAID much more than hrat de.isncs on thl.
''%'et viii close by tem'rkiug that ,oand poe, would
seem 10 d"'to that The surplus belonging 70 ,, State
should OF al c'ents le kcp n rcrcr ford ,,sa. at u
''""' nm 'ie r'7nsto notice an, GALE from the
''''"''. ont own 's'rty and proper regard Gs tho
'n'e f"quite this, md nothing short would Give rs,.nns
Die nis''cton 10 tho people ic, this fund lie pruden,l,
managed. and loaned h. Commissioners o, hy IA. Stat,
Tte''ofc whe'c tie security pcrccty annie a, Al, o
cert interest 81, sY per no, only berau,e N. ma.
d" money IN Ms region ~ knows s rr,il, .os
'o' ah''" mt" and o market value htouihou the connf,
nu'N much higher Int because the larger the fund ee.
ted by this Interest the viii 1t lessen N. aod
t'Kns ofhc people In deriving ~" cyponts n
rho applied other equally worthy oec, III. mo
-.
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STATE ELECTIONS.


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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

ao, b. han. The Iadisu. i,alcd 20 tafaorl tie
r,sets rhs hau., us. made nr .ee,1 ,n5 toid NJ
J ,i,ns AID I've ~tfe 10 come cot bot ihev DID ~,
ssos.ui Co do ~. end begged f,f their lycs. The
atsrf uss gwen 900 ErrHsh Fee charge ihc house.
re Iad.tns but.' ia--,hst MrJatn, thtaa4h iAr
fea1-Ae fal and Lis al. lcii up.n h,s body. 80
lolan dragged h,f io Tho door. soj saii o. her 'h
o pus-rba 90. "Shc sstsd vtcfc sui ne painted
toward. toe bead q Black Greek. Al hat mo.
ifsat she sAs sn9ihcr lu1lsn level he rihc--'bc
'h-rw - her sfu--ihe lndso Lfed--tud tie bill
tas.irg lcaglhsl.c tho gh bee G-sh of hcf arm.
parsed tbfnagh Der Dcrs. She tell The iudisu
came up-dtsFred her in'u 'hc tal' - he hoosc
Nhe Aouss - ~iat 10 called Doodle log house,
snd then tsk'ng oit Der comb, aui ttanuf the
.iilnl rom her Asir, sr',gef hr. ie cii not tear
'he rca'p or bot cgt o. a. ba'clefs tske the skin
',1m hc,' Duarg tn.- operation, Mfs Juhos
was scus7tr 81 shat vas doing. SIC saw Tee In.
disu's scalPrE kH.e and sa,s % Wns round point
I'd cvpmcn butcher knife lay ~ H dead.
Tue indians pi4ndcfea he hautr taking pair "'
1orman'csl c"r'aibng ono bunired Goi'atf sod
every Thing of'a'ac set h'e to ihc honfe, on' "n'
int.an p3tcJ The torch Co her ciHticE--Ict the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

hu. C,nerh.r usi. " t,osus' c',epiiai to 81
psut,s
Nov ,tretss itm ~ wake ciiaics u ore d.
,eesit 10 does a. b, e~as-. 20 b. - crascqucacs
Ne s, oopveu h. she rgM creed, 80 70 be''f
heard ftoH tNsrv ards. 4 rsut rsfroi hH'td o.
u.ud h,sus sAosc slCtt.'s u 81 'af' e ~
nothinr. u 10 itrastog good ihltE sssJ T. be-
s,e- u where q 30, h~sa ~sfesd boots "a ihe
Faiilicsl ~o,'s .hDlla be cmfiafce TO b''ee, ND
nos 70 ,sfoasp.n,e. iir sea parry utn. and musi
look fo' be fcpsrs 20 The iuuuph q he ohuse.-
~nh be pa-iy hs fnasi vote. ngh ~ Srung-
that 70. - o. sgsinH 80 oso ln'e'c''s beng
9ss'ly sore ~ reeciraF ao ,n3cnniirai- ifrn ne
o,h,f .,9s H. hts msdo ur rs nHna--snd hc
nay de beggsf ~hrn he hses H. Opinions
are tagsn-h, vote c.utlu--ihsfe - an end -
ki-
Bot lssk NJ BIN =. Ae IT, man 81 no party
joininr either ~ 80 htce ohen ~ soi's hin, sound
fs,, to more an object = 1eslfe Go 'dt
,Wt.' u,.t, fl,et, r.o fsl to sr,s'or.
Thas 10 erl4y d,rs ~, " .ih ltsdy
Ilsi.setc.ia-s Who hst bu,h--vhose movements
,re msusrs of importance whose in.cntI0ns src
10 ,st,.ly sprculstc1 upon. E'c'y body j. cum
ops soout bD npturu on tur tutg-,', u,,~v.- = Do
unly n be goessrd 81: every body wants To- know
what IL ihints. bccsu,e be has not made up be
mind everybody concc.ves Lis vote 10 ne Of con-
ssqurDes. hersUso they wonder on which sidc u
will be given Eseh rsuy fsnries bin iis oW a.and
Tho eyos 81 E1rope' cpan him. Meantime be
ssuuists from sido 60 sl", ptyiog into every thing
and looking DOT fur ihc shores, and surcst path TO
bis own a2vauisfe
y bore h' ftfttitg rnuuN sNt sat dn,h DC,
Adj is.ss .uf,cy with u.ie. curious sys,
Nov th', aoW thst De ta,'eth tsuJeriy-'
deciding =, la,l according TO h, sovreign vii md
plsssufe. lie hiss TO predictions no prejudice
he Is bound to no pledge 'tsmmced by 30 par
ty---he s himself Slons, ana il Ike 40 bro,her--he
,tn do ~hst ic 10, Vt'h his own opinion an,
his op VOC the minister gong GOT snd the mi -
lister eoinirg in ore The same 10 hin-he is free
born ,n1epcu3eu' Ee-s'man, ~ho proves his snS
ie,y f., others b. taking csts of hinsclf ond h,'
good Wishes for thc interest, u hrs country by rs
,lJuous'y promoting bic own LONDON .Nrr
Mont klyJU .isgpSi.
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From Me B0siOn Centinel.
COL. CROGHtN'S TESTIMONY


Daring ID" csmrnisn of 1913, Col Crorhsm com.
maner OF b" flt ut Satdisby, hong ia very exp,.i
pc. ton was ordered hy Gen. Harrison 10 destroy tho
w"rt' ma rer'n' 10 ne main army. B7foro Ctoshsn
received the order he hal become 90 besb Nv the
mat II was more hazardous 10 rotrrn then In ROMAN
who're he was II therefore necessary for him 10
ds"hey the order OF the Commander in ChieC; and 4,
hrppened that he defended the fort and maintained nj,
rosllon This Circumstance has been seized on by the
' B presses, n pretex 10 abuse Gen Harrison II
'hows ow hard run the pnry nre fr prsuren,, sgpn,,
the Hero when they resort 10 such INSTRUMENTATION,
But Ia prove how ubu. the con.nrc il, we present our
ren Ter TIA the owing testimony # tho gnen, Cro,
ham himself The letter was written near the scene Of
aeton'.oon alter the event
L.,rr So7iinit .7ur. Il, 1913
= hove with much regret in some If the public
prints such oroscnaiions re'perng my refusal To eva
cuac this posia' arc calculated not only 10 nlurc N.
IA the estimation Of m tary also 10 oyc,e un
vor"ao impression" ne 10 the proprcty ofGsn Harrison,
conduct relative to this affair.
'lIls character military too well established
20 need any "prrobA'ion or Support. Bot hi. public
'crvict cuiitos him 1T least TO common Justice This
ALTAR does not furnish o rcptoach II public orih
100 has been lately msod respecting his late conduct
viii require but moments cool, jispsituns,e rohee.
ton, I" convince them 81 lie proptioy The raeaiurs,
r'"'HV ddpisf by him. f1r from deserving cen,rs
ne oie6reH IroofS Of hS ken penetration aud aLe zen
erniship II that dni not proceed Immediately
a. execute bic order 20 ctscute ~ OFT: hot bic Nh. be,
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81 tx ~ determination 20 psninin and defend the pot
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CrR IiCrLtruEr cor,ut' n hu, 'ev most
nd We sh, lr baby ". nc Govern, r, .pecr' IN
.rasan Er our next puper. The ensuin. session We
0int may b, locked upon io,crc,tn: onc anil We
lnn use sl Cue diligence Ia lay tie rroce dug IN &c.
tail before our readers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

4 gentleman, recently from Washington says
that he 'earued fron authority. IN which he relied.
'h'' 10 hs next m"ss' &c 70 Congress tie Pre-..
dent would undoubtedly IT9RECOMNEND THE
REPEAL OF THE DISTRIBUTORS BILL!
II - known be wss never re opposed to any
measure AMI that lie vas opeamou he'd m BIS de-
nuocial.ons II Il; blt a. he feared bs veto would
destroy Van Barens prospects be gsse d lac sigma.
ture. 10 opposition TO his Nil, il DOT hs jodgmen'
Try Mig.