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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24
Ne,o Fashions and Ne,1
GOODS.
JAS. MITCHELL,

DhsHFEn s1yND dilsOH,
HAS just returned from New York with
III splendid assortment Of the most
Fashionable Goods worn among which
are invisible Green, Dahlia, Violet, Null
berry, black, blue. brown, oHve Broadclolhs
Also a variety of Cassimeres and Summer
Goods such as imitation rib'd Cassimeres,
Hamiltoa's Stripes, lineu and cotton Drll
i,ngs, Rouen Cassimeres, buffalo Cloth, &c
Silk and Marsailles Vestings, new style !;
Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders, and
choice assortment of ready made Cloth
ing. ,,
Grateful for past favors he sol!cites a
continuance OF patronage, reminding the
public Of the principle upon which he is
doing business, viz that no gentleman is
asked to take any garment unless suited !;
whether 1t be his own cloth or not.
rCutting done as usual.
Burlington, May "a, 1886. CIV
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ASTRAY.

AS liz Y.
TAME into the enclosure Of the sub.
~ scriber, at Colchester Point few
days since, a sorrel mare COLT, three
years old. with large switch tail. and the
name incnlng to the left side. The owner
is requested to call for her immed ately.
GEO. N. SPEARS.
Burlington. May "a. 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
TUT ION
AUCTIO n.

NXTlLL BE- sold at public AUCTION, at the
w Sore recently occupied by the subsci,
Der, the 9Th dav OF September next, 1t one
O'Clock p. NJ. and continue from da, TO day ill
sold, The following, together with various other
articles viz
Camblet ana Tartan Plaids red, green
and white Flannels; Diaper; Twilling; Dim
atty: Swiss figured and Book Muslins; Sum
mer Cloths; Erminett; Caroline Paids and
Stripes; Laces, Wells, Handks.. Black and
colored Grapes, Edgings, Foo,ings and In
certngs, Muslin Capes; black, white. pink
and straw colored Sains and Sarsnetts; Silk
Cnmblet Moreno Camblet Petersham j;
Silk and Tabby Velvets Vestings Cling.
hams; Caiicoes; colored Cambrics; Moreno,
Wors,ed and Cotton Hose. and 10 Hose
Silk Hose; Kid and Silk Gloves; kibns Of
all kinds ; Buttons, Carpet bindings, neck
and wrist Comforters, Silk and Piping cords,
Tape, Silk and Twist Floss and Thread,
Ostrich Pluines, Bombazetts and Circassians,
Moreno Cassimercs, wool Socks and Gloves,
Cotton Fringe, thick Boots and Shoes, Cloth
and Kid Slips, walking Shoes, Wo's. Calf
Shoes, Plated bow and plain Stocks, Castor
and Knapt Hats. Walters; Canister Powder,
(best,) French Yellow, Sugar Lead. Green
Arabic, * Cut Saws, Cart Boxes, Ivory and
Lamp Black, Glass, Chalk, G. Salts. trim
med and untrimmed Scythe Snaths, Scythe
Stones, 8 sets Scales and Weights, Shov.
els, British Oil, &c. &c.
Also-Parlor and Box Stoves; one Saddle;
one Oh Canister; one Astral Lamp, &c. &c.
The above articles Will be sold without re :
serve. and credi, Of six months given ON
all purchases over twenty dollars.
He would yet again ssy to all those indebted
10 him or to the late firm of George T. Hodges
& Co., that payment must be made by the 10Th Of
September next.
NATHANIEL A. JONES.
Rutland, Aug. 27, 1885. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
Domestic Intelligence.

.usfd,g il .Nsfrass. In the numbers af ~,
hatcher Coulter o. the 1t sn5 81 inst. ~e hnd
recorded 40 ICES than four VI homicide winch
ned occurred ~rthia f,s d,y. IN that plse. and
vicinity The eo!iot sees ,hst eight tss~. bsy,
taken place IN that State ~rihins short time -
The following ,t- the rsr,irulss
A ferneon,fe took place on he 80 Of jul, In
tho vicinity of NsloheI. bei~e,n NJ Elias Bsrp,,
spd L~~s Waison.in wh.rA the iormst wss killed.
Watson acted rptrely 90 ,he defensive. ana ~s.
forced to MI his an'sgonist to piescrv, hts own
life. The Coroner Jury released bin from ell cen.
suic.
On thu s.me siternoon, Mr. II. W. Fleming uet
chant Of fayetie, wss MORALLY stabbed by Wm.
4. Sellers. Th- dispule stuse abopt deb, doe
from the latter 10 the former.
On the evening Of he same Jay, Mr. Thatcher
Mr. Hughes and died an hour afterwards. lie
underwent examination on the lst ins'. aud wss
cleared II app-stcd ~ evidence tbst G. sho al.
ways went armed with pistolsl had threatened to
take the life 81 H. whenever wherever lac shoulC
NEE, him which caused To, latter To prepare hlm
self On the fatal night he met his d.sth. h,
accos,ed Iuges by asking. is II Hughes 7" wheel
being answered a;frma;ive.y, he made motto,
to draw pistol, upon which NJ II. instantly IRE,
upon hun
The fourth case occurred at Vicksburg. A ma
named Herring, deliberately shot his own sol
through the heart
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

Disfvisa,ioA BiA-Tbe passage Of this bill was
exceedingly Notifying to the party. They had
been for months. r,dicOling and de6oUneng the
measure. and supposed The, Its rejection sss as
positive as that there was Jackson majority IN
Congress. Bot the result has shown thai they
counted without their hast. /, IL now Their object
TO make The law a nudity, by some secret plot
The Albany Advertiser contains the following
surnises on this subject, which are worthy Of 10
lice:
The one lie the repeal Of the law by the next
Congress as in,imaied by tie Globe. and the other
isto pa. Up such candidates for the local Legisa
lures that they may. if elected he induced n"i to
apply for the respective shares Of the State. they
represent. Maddened 10 desperation al being de-
prived Of the public funds for he purposes Of sec-
ulsiion aud Corruption, The dominan, party are re-
solved Il possible. 70 keep the pubic mosey out a
she hand. u %. true owners the PEOPLE. TIE ~
cue then ia Nsn Bafen sni no distribution, or Hsf.
risou sGd disiHbg;iou. Shall the pubhc u.orey
be used eorrgp,ly BY few. OF spPhed legally fol
the beneh, OF the many Il is to BE- hoped that out
political friends throughout Toe S,alc, Will ksei
ta,s susee, 10 Viss and "a no case nominate any
candidate fOr oaiss anles, he expressly 'od une
qsssoeslly declares h!lpsclf n fas9I II 'ae "d's'n
button Of ihe sstpigs fe,enuo,'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
.Nodice Extra u!--Td Jams *. Hicks.

In recent publication observe tina, you propose
betting that Martin Van Buren, will be elected Pres
ldent Of the United States, and that you are ready
to plank from 10 to 10000 dollars at an hours
notice, IN support Of the assertion.
You will therefore lake notice, that upon being
informed that The above amour, is deposited IN the
Bank Of GAINESVILLE by 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Mon.
day next. that will stand ready 10 place equal
suiount against the same that Van Buren vii not
be elected President Of the United States.
And further. # you or any of your abe,iofs have
an additional $40 900 TO make Of in similar
usuaer, yon will find IN nc the person responsible,
for the same. VIM. FARMER.
ZsnesTiile Ono, July Is, 1886.
DO HEREBY certify that Capt. William Farmer
is lesponsibe man.
c. w. TALLMAS
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TOWN CoMMITTEEs-os WING ,s

TOWN COMMITTEES--os wa0 sESrisnL..
The gentlemen hereinafter named were bppoin-
ted committees for the towns preceding their mes,
respectively. a; the late Cesteton County Jonvcn-
ton, for the purpose Of dfislng political nfonna
ton among The ireemcn and urging upon them The
necessity OF eyerci-lng the elective franchise, at
the important ensuing September election. These
committees will also see that the ifeeMeu urs nc.
commodaied with ballots.
Beason-C. II. Akin, Aaron Norton, r. Barber.
Brdndoa--lrs Button. VI. ". Bitchsrd, D. Dav.
export.
Cl,,ie:on-Hyde wes,over. John Gardner. s.
Couch.
Ctitienden-- - Woodbury., Dan Dixie.
Ciarendon---S. w. Hodges II. Beal, j. L. Marsh.
Ddnby IS. Smith.
Fdirhartn- II. Hamilton, Erastus Hus,, Lucius
Smith.
.hendon r.. Gibson, Ira Seward, w. Robinson.
.hiddietroo--E. Paul l.. Fillmore. .. Clark.
Mount Hoiiy-J. Crowley, - Peck. - Wheeler.
Or,oell-Na,han Guile. Levi Royce, William r
Sanford.
Poulsi-J. Edgerton Jr., P. Strong, ". Blown.
Pinsfeid-Levi Rix, - Atwood
PiHsford-A. Hammond, Stetgcs Penft!t, 4.
6. Dana.
Pouitn-y-Philo Hosford, II. G. Neal. Damon
GddIngs.
Rutland Joel NJ. Mead, Fl. n. Gookin. D. P
Bell, WIN. Gilmore. f. W. Hopkins.
Sherburne-R Adams Chsrles Shedd. Ruff,
! Woodward.
Shree.bury-Jnel B. Low. Amhets, Barney.
| Sudbury-Enoch Smith. Jr.. Jumes X. lily &c, u
| Wallace.
T'nmouti--Edwsrd Woodruff r. Gilbert.
WaitfngJo,d-E. Johnson, Z. Haei, K. Hall.
WeiLs-Calff Monroe, Joseph Park.
We,thapen IIowes, John II. Wyma
! G. ID. Doud.
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c. w. TALLnas.

Col. iron Burr is now laying on his death bed,
a. HE residence ~ New York waiting for tho
angel OF death 10 release him from the ifaIl ieue
meHi which still confines him TO the earth. He
is in the lsst state of human weakness and hts dis
solution mas occur mVuentarly. lie received Il
great shock By The Sire Ia December last when he
y a. bed ridden and elp,es- and there were
stest approximations that the IRE would extend IN
TO Bfoa4Nay. he was feareiul that IN the hurry and
hustle he would Be forgotten, and left to perish
nnsers5y IN he flames.
The New York Transcript ssvs gentleman Of
that city charged ~nh the papers Of thIs exraor-
dnsry lnSn, has all his anaiory letters IN his poe
ssssion. which 6e,eoPe the strsnges, and mosI eS-
tenslye iuifigues that one man vac ever engaged
10. Could there ieIiers be Published, e scene Of
the u.os, wonderful character would be exposed
%, the peace Of some Of tie fret families of the
country would be vreckod thereby. Strange 10
tell, the Colonel h.nse!f'L anxious that his .mof-
Gus correspondence should zee the ligbl dvnng b.,
existence. His executors, hoSeFer have more
prudence, and As s0on be expires. his ihPers Of
lhi. kind viii in3eed see the hshi, aud help 10
lnsts u. and the dangerous secrets stii be eHtin-
guishsd anh the esasss t5.y feed. - Psflafcffa
l Tsdcss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
Clarendon Mccfing.

Nolice 70 hrrrsy gwen that rp~cnoy of the
f.eod@ 81 HAartsos sni CR.sorK :. "a. 1, 80 -
Cl,rspdon, all he holden =, the Lon Of Mr. John
son an FRIDAY next. "a o',i'.-s 7. ~. - ~.
pofPntc Of nominating Repre,ea,su,s 10 ihe IL
gislatarc. and 90 make son'e o,hvt arrangement,
Va rciSuun 10 lie approaching election. Let no
uisisl 'scu.e prevent ole independent feetnen
from ,''end,ng. The eris,s csi,s upon every uss
suj faithful peirip, 10 b. up and doing.
Cisf.SJun Avs. 81, 1850.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

Murder Another murder "os lately pcffe,ra'-
ed IN Yazoo Co. Miss. Jon the person Of Mr.
Harms scboomssler, and wss committed By Mf
Bird and son. They went 10 b.. hruse srmsd Tor
the purpose of death, aud poor Harris died "a The
grasp Of the fDiber whiie the son inh"msuly butch
cred him. Harms even when tightly p,ni9ned,
fought and wounded ycung Bird monsliy anu HE
father severely. Bird IS in the E,cRsbutg jail q.
waiting hs trial. CaiiaiiH E,ss.
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n OF CE

a T.1lNk about two ieet long covered
IN with the skin O: some animal sab the han
on. ola Gfsyish color, marked ~,'li the ini'ial.
c. Wand containing piece Of calico and
sundry o,b-r articles OF ~omens apparel, d''eos'
cred at the Stage House Of Mr. Beamsn. 10 tbis
yiIlsge, some months since supposed to have mis-
sed lis .ay by stage. The owner eau have the
ptoDeuy by psying Tor this sdverlispenl--E En-
azure at the Rutland Book Store.
Rutland Aug. % 1880.
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The Richmond Eoouirer saws -

The Richmond Eoquiref says -
Mr. Van Buren, may well say to the Whlgs, what
Charles FoY declared 10 the House of Commons
Il expect no sort ofjustice hue."-Whst for in-
stance. are Ne TO think of the following article,
which appeared in the las, Fredericksburg Arena
without credit
Martin " Bvren and the Late War. Van
Buren, was . member Of the New York Leg,sla-
tore in lslI-l2, aud voted for the following re-
aoiution -
"R,soiped The, the war 10 impoiiiie and dis
ss,erous and tha. to employ he Militia ia an IF
feasire ur0r u unconditional"
What do the old Democrats ssy to this J"
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brigade Order
H,as Qvwler,. Cd B-r. % De. ~ .Mfs.
Brsad0a .ssgVsi s, 1896

The Comnit.,oned. Non ooptni-SiGn.5 CF~. =
aud Music Of The ~ Regiment al ln'snity ~ s.ie
Br,gsd~, are ordered to rendezvous a. ". W.
Bnos.kD's IN BK.Spos on The an end s.h 6sys
of September NEXT a: 8 o,l"ck A. NJ.
The Cummssioned. Non-eumui. sioucd Ole, II
and Music Of The Iii Repayment 1T Fsuha,ts %
The l7ih and 18Th of Sept next.
The Commissioned, Non Commas stoned Oaiceft
and Music of the I'd Regiment. Al Wsilinsfurd on
the 18th and l6,h days OF Sept. mex, Tor the pur
pose Of military instruction. discipline and duli.
BY order of Bars. G.s b. DAVENPORT.
=. 5. P.Nu.Lp, lid de.oomp.
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WJ.siagtOH..'f Nay 10. 1880.

Gen,lomsn--i have to scknow ledge The receipt
Df your letter, Communicating to me resolution
adopted 5y the" National Anlimasonc Convention
recently assembled At Ph,lsdelphis ins,ruc;ng you
20 ask me whether, " elected Presided, Of the T..
s., would appoint adhenng Masors to Office and
have the horror to state IN reply. that should not
10 the event alluded to. feel 10 be my duty to 10
qoirs whether applicants fer Office were either ad-
herring Masons or opponents OF The Masonic insti-
lotion. Whilst the fact OF any such applicant be
ing On sdbefing Mason would certainly not be re-
gsrded 10 me a. constituting ground Of prefer
enee could not. 1t the same time, lcok upon eth
o. crcu,ns's noes AZ creating disqualification for
ediee. IL tie applicant should prove TO be, In al
other respects, we'll entitled thereto.
] am. gentlemen, very respectfully
You obedient servant,
NJ. VAN buren,.
To VIZ. w. Irwin. Ezekiel Birdseye, VIM. A
Simpson. 7. Stevens. Z. S. Williams. and c.
Osls. Esqs
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~ O r = G z .

HAME into The eocloslre Of the subscriber
~ sboCt the 2olh Of July last, souel gray
horse COLT, one gear old. The owner j. de.
sired TO prove property, psy cha'ses aud take
him away.
NHTHAN l.. DOULtTTLE.
MounlhollY, July 20 1880. go
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

Martha Yaa Buren ani fbs yfafi. masons The
foio~ina 10 Mr. Van Boreo's reply tos Committee
Of the late National Ao,imssonie Convention who
~erc instructed BY resolve to inquire OF Mr.. V.
Bare, whether II elected Presiden, Of the United
State he -oOid sPPOint 'dhe'ing MSsons to Of
g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

Seminole Indians. The steamboats, Majestic and
Lamplgh,er passed this place on Monday, with up
wsrds of eight hundred Seminoles, who gave them
selves mp. on board. These men arc 10 be con
seyed TO White river. IN the territory Of Arkansas.
for tie purpose Of keeping them ou, Of the way Of
mischief They ore generally represented fine mar
dy looking men. well calculated for forest war
riors.
P.S. Since the ABOVE was in type, sbou, q
thousand Of the same tribe have passed up to The
same point on the steamboat Revenue and a fat
boat towed by the s,eauer.- Yles59g Regis'e,
July %.
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To shOe-Inakers.

TNHE subsofibsi has jaa received sc aiioft'
l. msbi Of
LASTS f. BOOT TREES,
Of an e,esllrnI quality and Manufactured ia The
i.iest New York and Boston fashions. They
wlll be sold at " hoie..ls OF retail a. rep 10"
piiees. v
E1lsnd, a.; -. 1896. sC-i"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

L9rgs Soie We learn from the Detroit Free
Press that ell that part Of The Cas- FERN lying nefi
to Fot street, amounting to ABBOTT 400 scres. ~ss
porehs.sd a Ie~ dsys sinee BY aessrs. q. New
berry. Benjsm,s b. u. Rerehersl. Y. p. Hastings.
and C. e. rro~ bnjgs, E'cf. 81 hv's l.E''fS G.1
1fy t.sgsgre Sslia.f
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7e72
4I57

ise.a.sa.--Ths s,sie has gone decidedly for the
wings. Tie Indi,as Palladium says, ''tha ne.
joriiy 10 the Legislature FOR Harrison viii 10 very
large" .NOt;s IL elected Gov.
Li,rots 10 still for V. n. II ~ss reported that
Reynolds, oos of Tho Van Barren candidates for
Congress, lsd teen defeated bu, We have not seen
The ss,dstee TO eob6rm l..
Misswr,.- Reform. from q cou o,io- give ecu.
Ashley the Wing candidate for Gov. s .3l7; Bogc.
". b. l45 81 counties gives Jones. Wv } Tor
Il. Goyernor 5 s33 Cannon. ". b. ,4o+ -
for Congress % eoontes give Birch, (W.) $50,
Owens (W.) I, 706 Hsrrison. ". b. e.io5
Miller ". B. 7,si3. We infer from these re-
turns. not only that the Van B,rsn candidates for
Congress and IL. Governor have succeeded. buI
also ,hs, Gensrsl Ashley has lbs, his election
The counties Last beard from 10 Missouri Away,
cone ia badly fot the Whies.-L Of Com.
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CO.MliIsSJONERA' NOTICE.

CUh.HIsJONEfS' NoI1tE.
w T. the subscriber, being appointed b. tbe
w llon. Probate Coun lor the district Of
Rutland. Commissioners, 10 receive, examine spd
adjust 81! Claims oni demands u oil PERSONS a.
glin-t the e.ilts Of
NATHAN DOOLlTTLE,
i.l- OF Mt Holly, 10 said district, dse-aard, rep
resented ,nsoi.eni aud also oil claims and d-mands
exhibited ia ofsei thereto sad six months from
the let dsy Of Aug osl inst. being allowed by said
CoUr for thai Pufposs, W. do therefore hereby
give notice thu We will Gfsnd 10 The business
NJ our said appointment, at the Dwelling house
81 ib- sido. hnns DooiiItr, IN Noonihoily, Oh
the lsa Tur,d1ys al September snh November
n.,i, from o'clock A. N. unih o'.lock II. NJ
On each Of aid days.
h iIste p coLE' co~~'-.
D.i,A - noapd.o'i, iht 22d d@y q Apsi.',
5. -. 1895 20
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Esiray steers.

HANE INTO the enclosurse Of the subscriber
~ FEW days since couple Of tno year old
STEERS The owner is desired /" call fof h,,
pioper, prove the same, pay charges snd tske
hem aua, RUFUS PARKER
Clarendon, Aug. Is, | $50. 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

The Van Buren leaders have recently been stir.
ring up their subjects in this State by means Of
circular sent into every school district. signed 6y
Heman Lowry &C., directing the mode Of the
paign, ami calling upon the faithful to meet 10 their
respective towns on given day for the purpose Of
receiving instructions. This ID n part OF the great
Van Buren, Central System, w which all elections
are hereafter to be settled e., Washington and Al.
bany. - y. +. Pres.
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AIDES
DoARDINo q DAY SCHOOL.


MISSES AGNES POWELL. LAURA
WI CRANE S JANE POWELL, respect.
fully announce to parents and qua rd,sns IN Mid
dlrbury aud neighborhood, that IL is their inlca.
uon 10 commence a SEMINARY, FOR YCusY Ia.
DIES, on Monday. the 5th OF Sep'~mb-r oeU at
the house OF Mr. Powell (iormeiy occupied by
Mrs. Willatd,l near the College. where the
s'rc'esi attention will b. given 10 The Education.
HroLh and Morals oil young Ladies entrusted 10
their care.
TUT ION
Common English Studies. per QHart,, 81 30
Higher no. I 81
f. enoh ant Latin, each = 90
Music ineipd.ny the .s, gr'h' Piano. " ~ %
Guitar.
Singing
| Arrangements have been made for sccommo.
dating a limited number Of bosrdrrs 10 the
tablishmenni, al 81 IS per week, exclusive OF
washing and fuel.
hiidI.burV, August 30. 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

CLy~Whe we hear good and true Wings cay
What can we do IN the coming eecllon-l fear
Van Buren, is too strong for us' the answer should
5e."Do your dtuy-exert sourss!f,-go to the Polls
and vote. and leave the rest 10 Providence and n
good cause" T:tnid politicians are dead weights
on the republic. When Gen. Brown asked Col.
Miller whether he could carry a strong fortress by
storm. his answer WAS, II riH hy Sir" That is
ali that Is wanting try and defeat Van Buren,,
and he ID defeated never despsir-never give up
never allow the vain bosstng of your sdvesaries
to shake you from the line Of your duty. II we
were believe what The army Of Office holders tell
US. Harrison would not get single State in the
Uoon. Now We say distinctly and unequvoca!ly
Van BDUep cannot be elected. He had gained all
up TO August that he could possibly gain; from
that period 10 November next, he ioses-be goes
down. The recent elections IN Kentucky, Indiana
North Carolina, Louisisns, Alabama and Missouri
sufficiently Indicate the impossib,y of Mr. Van
Buren's receiving the votes of the South and Nest
| Some Of his friends st. however, claim for hlu
Virginia and Pennsylvania. The States of Ohio
North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee. Massachu
sets, South Carolina. Georgia. Maryland, Indiana
| Alabama. Vermont, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nilsson
| n, Delaware and Arkansas which will all 60 10
Harrison. makes a majority against Van Buren,,
exclusive of Pennsylvania or Virginia, fourten--ol
though we consider Virginia safe, and PeDnsyiva
MIA sure.-.N. y. Star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

Indemnity for Loss by a .Hob.--The commission
ers under he &C, Of the Legislature Of Maryland
to provide decentralization to The sufferers by GER
tain riots in ths city Of Baltimore. and made the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30

There !. lottery seAeme 10 Tennessee, shieh
saoJlnen,ss. suons the priie. 10 be drawn FOR "a
BRICK hosse. slesm bosi, Dsgfo-gll Rsbeces. forel-
rasre. and yellow or. Msulas.T The Memphis Ia
Surer ssys tbs, a package OF 'hs tickets has beer
perehssed By CO.. JSAHsoa. We have no doubt Of
n. Who kaoss h, Rsssees and Mazda are des-
tis.e 70 b mothers Il the fsturs s,yeu Of future
TscaEsssh,.
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Gen Han isoa and Simon Snid-r. Among The
nnumersblc testimonies borne by Congress the
State Legislatures Municipal Corporations. States
men. Heroes and Patriots. the gsllsntTy and con
sommAte military proves of the glorious Harrison
at the victory Of the Thames the following extract
from Gov SDider's Message to the Legislature OF
Pennsy lvsnis, Dec. 10. 1913 viii not prove leas,
acceptable TO Pennsylvsnisns. See Dusue's week
ly Aurora Of Dec. 2is,. 1918. page 270:
"7he Hearings" ssd Simon Snidcr "of thou.oad,
Of icomen and children rescued from The seaip;ng kHG
Of he ruthless Sapage Of The toiderness, and from
The srH garage Proctor. o. REST ON
HARRISON AND MS GALLANT ARnr' y,
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<1sf.rr AZ al kseAe. Oh HseSescay nofnsng
last The stables sseaee 10 the Esge Hotel IN keene
ieoh FIRE AID ~sre burnt 6S~h. P,ve horses, a
iarss e8ln;iiy Vi os,.. has sod raassrr q bar
f.s.es N.gt Alfn'.
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