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Late from the Indians.

From he Chohss,a,. ''nries, March LIST.
fmportant from Ftorida.-The schooner
Polly, Captain feIker, arrived yesterday
from Jacksonville. We learn from Capt. r.
tina, Gen. Jesup bad sent 10 Garey's Ferry
for 400 horses To renew the campaign, the
Chiefs having not come in according TO a.
grcemeni, aud that the steamer Forester
had been despatched TO Savannah on Sun.
day last.
We learn also by passenger in the schr.
SIS. Mills, from St. Augustine. that lnieIli.
sence had been received at that place, stat
ing iha, hosi'lIties were 10 have commenced
on Saturday last, 18th ut.
We further learn from Capt Sou,hwick,
of the schr. ;. 5. Mills, that two Of GeneraI
Heruandez's negroes that were captured a.
bout Twelve months ago By the Indians, had
made their escape aud arrived at ST. Au-us.
tine on Saturday last, 18th ult. who state
that about 400 Indian warriors were con.
centra,ed near pIlatkakaha of Philips gang,
aud thai Abraham had gone IN to Gen. Jes.
sup and gwen himself up, whore he intend.
ed to remain and there we're a large mum.
Der Of Indians about Mosquito.
In addition TO the above, We have recciv.
cd the following from our correspondent al
81. Augustine.
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HERALD OFFICE, }
Sr. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 81, 1887. 1
1lE ~ AID NlI ENnEn NtiaI,t

On Saturday last, information Was receiv-
ed from Gen. JesSup's Camp al Dade's Bat
tie Gro1''i, and We regr 10 state, hat IT
is far from cheering. Ii is stated tina, the
indians have held no talk, nor have the chefs
returned as they agreed TO. Gen. Iessup
was 10 wait until Saturday, when he would
rc.commence hos,llltles. About one hun.
dred Indians had been in the Camp, aud A.
BRAN and others were allowed free lngress
aud egtess.
On Saturday night last, Gen. Hernandez s
two negroes Aieck aud Stephen, who we're
taken by the laflans IN May last, returned,
having effected their escape on horseback.
We have no, seen them, bu, We learn that
they state tina, there is grea, deal Of dis.
seniIon in the nation. The Chiefs are Wi.
ling 10 give up but the young Warriors are
aserse TO Il; that they have pIen,, of am.
u'unlion; that Phillips tribe a, Top kolkv
have not been disturbed, aud that they have
a force OF more than 400 fighting men
That IN the attack upon the breast work al
Lake Monroe they los, one killed and three
wounded, and that the party did not know
OF the armlstice. A report prevails among
them thu, Gen. Jessup IN holding out the
offer of a talk, intends TO get them, hand
cuff them, and ship them Oh, and this has
prevented their attending. MANY of thea
are now gong South with their famihes.
These Negroes are 10 be examined in rela.
ton 10 the correspondence which has been
carried on with I've Negroes in town and
much interesting Information is expected to
be obtained from them. They are in prison.
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EXPuNsING PEN


We would respectfully sugges, that the
particular goose which had the honor of al.
lowing that quill to sprout upon It's piuion
should be sough, out tina, Mr.. l1slubon be-
employed to embalm the precious nrd; and
that It he placed over The char oi'the Pres.
'dent of'ihe Senate, with scroll from its
bull bearing the following Inscription:
am the goose
That bore the wing,
That iutrishedfhc quil
That was used for the r@p,
That shed the ink,
In lines so black,
Around the page,
That recorded the deed,
o. Andrew the FIRST,
la breaking the law,
About the cash.
That eas placed in the Bank
That Biddle had
To which, when the next Vice President
takes his sent, nigh, be added underneath--
There swln>no goose gray, bul socs, or late
VIII hnd somesly gandeI for mate"
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NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned, having qualified as
II Executor ot the last VIII and Tesla
ment of W. Morrison, deceased; This is
to notify all Persons indebted to SAID Tesla.
tors Estsie to come forward and settle, and
those having claims to present them within
the time prescribed BY Law, or this notice
will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JOS. II. WILSON. Err.
Jan G. 1897
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n INV ttAu8t tttdbNf W. -s~
|ehafiosic, the following valuable plauiailons,
"; Two iraris formerly owned BY Frr,ler.
|'cs hnkins, lying on the waters IL Sugar
sfeek. One irsc, containing 450 acres,
EiF'ci To The widows Dnacr, Joining the
anas d Col. Augustus Alexander, Mrs. Sa.
kaaaa SMART. Mrs. Obedience Drnk,ns,
ii'afy u, Glover, and Maj, u. Wcihcrs-
'he land .q,ialto any IN the country. The
0'aet ,raci, containing about 300 acres,
ahoui lacumbrancc. Ioiniog the lands oil
Henry u. Glover. Hugh Harris, Benjamin
"e'hers ani eihers, called the NcRce tract,
aso very valuable.
Al The same tune and place, | will sell
r he highest bidicr. the valuable plan,a.
you lormetIy owncd by DAVID Rhae, IN
a'a o'un'y. Joinng the lands Of Robert
'ampl"ll. fhos. J. Guer, Maj. We,hcr.
A'o Robert Stuart, supposed to contain l5l
acfrs, subject 10 the Widows Dover.
also, on Tuesday 2s,h. viz. the day fol
'o"'ag, will sell, on tho premises, on,
o''ef tract formerly owned by Ezra A!es
a'eef, lying on the waters Of Sugar Creek
!, s'o conn'y, Joiulng the lands Of Maj. II
'',f'o~, iamcs NcCuIloch, fhos. n. Alex
'''Ft and others, containing i0i acres.
NJ 'he ahnve mcutnned lands will h,
~" by virtue Of dccrces ,ssued from III,
''ah q Equity, for the bcneh, &c parti'io,
''"es The heirs AT la~, on credit OF |:
'''aas' the purchaser giving bonds and ap
proved security.
Az, Il. DUNLAP, c. NE.
%'fs'sAearg %. N &. M,rck ,, 1887 iSa
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GRAY'S OINTMENT, for Sale at
WILLIAMS d BOYD.
March :. 1897. 36G
NOTICE.
The Celebrated .JIGK
SIR HENRY.

WILL stand this Spring Season, a, the
W following places, viz: at James H..
kenady's, o miles south Of Charlotte, on lhe
Providence Road, and at my own stable, a
week q, time at each stand, commencing
the 18th Of March aud end the 18th of June,
aud will be let to Mares at Three Dollars
the leap; Fire Dollars the Season; Eight
Dollars TO ensure-ihe insurance money
to be due as soon as the Mare is known 10
be with foal. Trading the Mare forfei,s
the insurance.
GTAll persons putting Mares last Sea.
son by the insurance that has proven to be
with colt, will please call and pay the sub.
scrber. JNO. w. POTTS.
March ist 1897. t3s
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sar Rent,

Az ts5re 'HNAE iim,%e nov occupied
n. ~ b> Edmund auh, near
y NssAF@ >" Methodist Church an 7th
N'ee'' pSs ss,on s,yen ,omcdt,irlv.
Mo +, THOMSON.
y isSt' Nv
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
rrRLsc AUCTIONS!

|y4ynE Subscriber, according to the las,
4 vii and Tes,amen, Of nry Maxwell,
decd, ans appointed bis Executor. there
lore. via oif.r &c sale. To the highest bad.
|dsr. 10 the 2sih of this instant. 81 the late
re,.deoce Of said deceased. all the property
which was no, walled consisting {
Harns. Mrks, ccrs, Hogs. Sheep,
Trc road IvagoHs. Iro Carts,
one Gig aud Bcraess,
J.co Stliis dnd resxls.
TSo sd " Biaeksrsiih Tools,
Ta-sliag Maehias.
Ose Pafeai Corn Mil,
Cirn Sksliess Mad Mil.
Corn, Oats, Bseca, Hay. Fodder,
Hcs~keld ond Kitchen farRiiere,
Farniag ImNymeafs,
and a great number Of ARTICLES 10, nccessa.
Nv "a enumersie-
Also. On. the sane day, ! will rrn, until
ihe II, N Iamsry ncsi, the Plantation IN
wh,eh =. ". Maxwell has formerly resid.
cd, IT MT sold previously.
Sale 10 COMMERCE 1T the hour Of 10 o..
| chick. Terms OF sale made known on that
ay.
wN MAXWELL, Err.
NsrsA ls. 1897. i3s
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r. y.sIoIion, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERNIS:

Two DOLLARS. IL paid in advance.
Two Dollars and fry Gents, if not paid within
htee months.
Three Dollars. If not paid until the end Of the
year. - - >,
,,s, eur al lhs md " iAs year. riA be considered
:, see Engagement.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
ageni-Majer r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
,sea, for the Ioarnal. and Is authorized TO receive
n,o0..y and givc receipts in my name. I'll. IL.
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TN. Il. The subscriber would make
rsc 4 the present opportunity oi Informing
i've asd Trends and russnmers nf his Father,
iaa. he wlsi conttnpe 10 sell lor CASH. a
I've ',ssal credit. 70 puaciual draiers, a,esS
ssis ssic aud very reduced prices. = Y :
Stock OF Goods cOH :.
|nos rssunsaing on hands ~ The Stt y ne
!. authorised to reduce The proiilsooc hall,
shNh he has no hesitation IN sas,ag, will
|nsaAe them cheaper than they can h. sur,
|cha~d ., any other place IN the couniy .---
The s.aek CONSISTS Of al,u1~t every article,
usally kept IN Country Store, tho princ,.
/ pal lsrs of shlch srfe purchasrd abou, tan
a'saih. s'nre. The public arc respectfully
invited 70 cai, hsar prices, and Judge for
|theassalvnN
MM. MAXWELL. Err.
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ur6niieeiIv demand
From n, Buffalo Com .ads. DEE 1874.
Burlington, Dec. IL, 1897,

III, 7e,1"tnfd Melting cfhe Fienas oC Cam.
a. the Theatre was, # possible more crowded
'han ever, ut the meeting last evening. The snx
'e'y manifested Ia Get seats was e,inccd By croyyd
"h" COLLECTED round the doors ON SO cold a mint
more Than an hour before the time sppcin,ed l.,
lev moments after they were thrown omen II
"as filed 10 ~ utmlst caascity.
On motion # +. II. Thomson. E.o
Mf IlIhnshast was called to the chair. lie
made Re" pertinent remarks, and led forward tho
non % he evening" m. l.. MrKenz,o--.,,ro
was received with repeated cheers for which he
r'nced hs gratitude. By making several low boy..
"'hehz'e Is little Scolchu,an, five feei five with
''e had aud sandy WHISPERS bearing SOM
night resemblance to Martin Van Buren,.
h'S sddfess was something more than an hour
81" 'rn@'h - That SO csunot give d hll report uf
IT, II had ID" appearance Of plain ms,tor.of feet
o'scNH'se, mhkl8g DO ptetensions 10 eloquence snd
occasionally lliiie humorous
Amer ga slusion 10 the size Of the meeting, sud
ms o"n modest prcten-Ious a. = speaker he went
on 10 answer the fo!ios ing questions.
IL ne cause ofihs revolving Canadians jusi
csusei
i q a popular Cause
lsihere prospect Of ne proving successful'
What gretsnecs DO toe Canadians complain
Of
Nhs' have been the proceedings thus fart
wan Ensiaud 60 10 war 10 conquer her revolt
ed pro,ineel
What interest have The people Of N. Unite,
siaies 10 ihis struggle, end What Is their duty II
rsssrd tohi
rs pore %. ja.iist q tie ssv.s. \. tool IN,
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&. ssci'er' q sspisip. And b,s,snsnl, ~ heir re
'peeb'e fegiaeais sal ait,t lhc coinpsny shall
Hsts ssssnteJ sna been psrsocd. sod before pro
ersi'ng 10 tbo eiccnsu 81 any oaccr, tie order 10
ser nble tstd ceHfssY. Wt,h tie fstuin ihrteon,
.i.s'i - t,ad At ,b~ head NJ ,A,d company ard 1t
u shsl arposs ihsi doe uo;,ce has been gwen for
-sid mcv,ne. ihsy ,hsn then proceed m their elcC
lions.
SIC. q. AM Feuon Thinking hmseh sgcfie'-
% o' TIE iToo'edines IN rotation &" any elee''"a
" se"mn''ss'ohed ofhcor n lhe ahhia' Hsy sP-
PeA'' @" Ne election - Geld oibee'' To ne
'""nsnac' 10 ch'ei. hri 4 on hc ELECTION 81 esp
20" 81 "'""Hsn', 70 ne eonntns rdani "' VIC o''s
'of' W winch 'neh election had taken pace ana
"e G. h"e"d'r "a chief sud the nda"' ~ '"t
O's-'c - Si"'F'Sid. are respectively a"h'''Afu
10 "'a' 800 Sr'rrnine sny ,nch sppcals -s"o y
nc preceding IN relation any such election are
Va vac 'i'i'"n Of 'he officer hearing The appeal. Il
,so'' I' 'hsii dcclate The election void, and suo-
'"'i ''''l ho lad To- 6l tho vacancy.
'o'i'ed, h9ircrcr. Tia, notice Of every such
'pIe'" IA The osse 81 captain lieutenant shsl
0' gwen 10 the person elected and he command.
'"' ~ me brigade. within Eve DAYS AFTER the cleo
sac" and no Commission shall. IN any cnse, issue
40 any Captain or lieutenant until I've DAYS aft
''s see'ton shBli have elapsed and ia case Of an
'PPsA' a stofe-a'd. 'hea nut until sbch sppen
''''' have been deierminod-and in case of nv e.
'ee'on OF any 6eld officer and m sppeal thetcup
W." notice shall be pivcn 10 the person elect cd an
we eommsndsnt of the brigade. OF well az to ID,
commander m chlcf, within Gneen dcys or tic e.
'ec'on, and no commission tlsll in any case issut
10 any fed officer, until fifteen DAYS after his e
lection sbsl have elapsed and in case Of on np
peal az aforesaid, then not until such appeal ehol
! have been determined
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,suauundan, 81 the rife compsn, IN lee
rcgi,Dc NJ and upon delivery Of the same
shall take h,s fucsip, therefor on Tic boob
ofIeeotds of the regiment
SIC. s. The oomnandaat 81 the hight
infantry company, and ths c"mmandani ct
the fiAo company ~ each regiment shal''
uyon receipt Of any muskeis or mics be-
iastsg O ils s'str fsithsHh rfosde foDe s""'
BE- ,a4 .sls piscr 81 stpo.rs 'ef 's's ms'ssl'sua
r.gss tua shall fcm tHs 90 tine sst"'0e i"e
sssn. sss sss ibs, IAst ere tTgt % good "foe''
soa ssid ara. sAsli be- fVf he uss - tr'd eNAia
ns. .ad MS 10 uss5 by iht o'1ccf' s"d pr'aie'
ofssG hghi aisn:fy coapsp'st and unc eumfa
nis, 90 tgsia.ng day.. muUet esys. anc 't'''s
s,,jl, .rd a. bo ether iime 49,. Nheu pc, 90 in
zee ,hsll as I'll t,ne. fefntls 80 fse F.soe 81 &C.
r.o,i.. und,t he shsiss snd care q Sone person
sspo,nief hy tie comslud.N e tie compsny iet
hat purpose.
sac o. IL .hsa ;. ,hs duty Of she ~. 'Dsa'si
eoau u,nr,ial. lien setting 10 ihr ,o"n IN ~hoh
,,,d light io1,auy eompauy o. ne company 's To-
ested, TO examine ard count sui9 arm. ADD return
lLs naatef tnd condition uf,h isme 10 The re.
trrn Iiey ere requfed 10 make By this act to the
bngsdef ge.cfsL And ~ este thc soid regmeo-
tai eeuTt matihl ,LA fad the huns 10 q had con-
dHion az kscefis n that the requirements Ct ihi-
sri hrss not torn tnphed ",ti. sNid rss
eoeti marital .h,ll report the ssme to The bnga-
die, general. Nbo msy discharge The commission
u the oaicci. Of ,sd company. asd dis5snd sad
company. .pd cause smother 10 te raissd IN sad
UP,mcu,.
SAC. !. The commanding odioef Of each com
ran, Of snilicry ,bsl be accountable for The care
fal pr,.ensilop - tie pieces of ofdnsnce, and sp-
tsrsie. provided by government.
src. <. The bugatler generals IN their re-
,peetive liigsdef. be and hey ere hereby empo~'
cred 70 comam TO The .se keeping. and nee, OF
sueh company # sutliefy ~tLio his brigade, Of
he nav think proper. any piece # ordnaoce, WIN
carnage aud sppbnlus thereto belonging, lJfmsh
& By thls sia.e for the u'r of such brigade hnd
the sane to itsusicr. ffom TINE to time, from on'
company to smother. IN 'a.1 brigade. us said bag
so,et general nay deem neeess'ty. Prorided
THAT 90 reg Glept ,hsl have more than one piece
or ordnance.
Src 9. H. ssfe any piece of ordnance or any
arms OF other military property belonging TO tina
sis,s shall, by reason Of Tie d..bsnd,ug Of any
eompsny, o. from soy O her cause, be found a
ist.e ur DOT of the care OF cuet"dy vi the oiioef
provided b. this act, II email be the duty OF The
eummsndaui Of be regiment within which snci
rirce, # ordnance srms or other military property
are siiuaied. forthwith 10 cause The same to b'
prpbefly bov.ed and tecUted, and the bill Of ex
peuse. lncuti.d IN the execution Of sad duty sai
lie pe,cnied TO the sudror Of tecounls, and # 81
lowed " h,m. ,hs ~ paid by the treasurer out @
any q euey 10 he Uessuty not otherwise sppTopiI
ssd.
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sword 10 JOIN MeKenrie. lfe he'd acco N,
Brush bsyouois. They tod han be ns.,
considerable squad Of suoh fellows before he
pass. Tha, was vha, he had come a0ct.
there any there that would GO With him.
Of Yesi Yes | Yes III 20 .--sll over the b,
II had been asked, why Rclph and hck
len Canals, at this critical juue,urc. Fo
same purpose he replied. that Franklin and A
went to Europe al he commencement Of IT.,
olulion. tCbees.)
The proclamation Of Sir i. d. Head wus
read offering a reward Of $4,000 taf McKee,
mid cheers, groans sand hIsses.
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From, The .YontyI GsIats, E,irs, Dee. 10.

Having Just ro.evsd AUTHENTIC infut ma
which may be REED on, with respect 10 the on
lions Of tho trops which have been cent sg,
the rebels concentrated in tue county of Lskl
Two MOuntais ., al ST. LUstache and Grand nd
We hasten loiay IT before OUT readers.
The tfoc's took up their quanefs.t ST. Ma
during the Jlght Of Wednesday, the dav o, >, !.
they LETT ais c.ty from whcnce they tso,rt,5
about sea O'clock yesterday morning IA
st, Eutache, bot not IN a direc, line for II :,
understood HAT ihs ice on the river In thar q.
vac sI sufficiently strong to bear the w.ipL.
50 !a'y body as the artillery and cavalry.
de'of IVES, 10 consequence, taken towards
Rec, where tho Ice was crossed from I.ls Je
Dshe man land. The line Of march then nroee
81 upwards, along the light bank Of tho r,ysr
III The troops approached tho village of ST. l.
lache making march from ST. Martin Of a.
|"eire miles, whereas, 10 q direct line. IL Nc
only consist 81 about SIX or seven. The tro
were hfsI bred upon By the rebels from tho cbs
Of 81. Eastache. considerable time before
position had been lsken. Upon coming within
proper range, t"o fed-pieces wore planted On
nof'h-east side Of the church, and began TO 2
upon II 10 ca; client sy le, - hie smother field .,
"as sent round 10 rear Of the 7Illsge. and ststi
ed "lsfe II commanded street Leading drsr
10 Tie ont door II the same edlhcc The 10
regiments snd the esyslrg. 10 The messiine. M
circuit roupd the village 10 rear and TOO.
positions TO iutTcep, u. re9els, when they sh9
De eompslsc to sbandon iiHn pDsi,!os.
eSrfes hs'iss Al length bees IS. on afs. 's' go
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From tie albany .frsHs.
LOWER CANADA.

We hud the following extracts from Moi
papers Of the 18th inst, in the Evening j.
II Yesterday. They were brough, by one Il
citizens. (suys the Evening Joorpal) who
DR.. Wooliurd Nelson committed 10 prs
Montreal, amid large ossomblngc Of oitiz.
10 had been several days ia the woods, nnd
exhausted physically, but Was firm aud unfln
10 spiri.
The .ccnc OF 81. Chsrles, Rn.r the def
cav hogs preying upon the dead bodies
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From the .9oai,sI Herald. Dee. u

Yesterday all wns hustle in the city 10 wi
The departure of the military, under The con-,
Of Sir John Coborne. to meet the enemy a
Ensteche and Grand Brulc. The troops wcr
hemently cheercd by ia. citizens. The art
under The command uf Maj. Jackson, aro.cn
very mposing appearance, he line # carr
containing common thes, rockets aud all
munitions Of war stselchlng from ST. Limb,
ST. Lawrence HIH. TIE troops stationed a
rllion ana 81. Andrews, are to meet the msi
dy Of the army, so ~ 10 inI'rcep, any indWt
who may attempt to make their escape.
whole force nj the command of Sir John WI
estimated at ahout two thousand men. lnrll
the Royal Volunteer Cavalry. the Quccu's
Dragons snd the FIRST company of Rife
John leil townst two o'clock. escorted IA
Queens Light Dragcons under the comm,i
Captain Walter Jones. The General wbs III
panied by his Staff. The army was 10 RI
night at ST. Martin, aud proceed the mex ID
| attack and invest 81. Eusiache, mud to-mouo
vance Oh Grand Eru!e, e0 that VIZ may ,xrs
pornnt news on Saturday o. SUNDAY. n
many amn'curs have gone out 10 see the ~
The only military force left in the city -
four companies Of the oath regiment, bui n
treaI lhgh, Infantry, under The command ~
Holmes. are dong gafrsun dnly. This o.
pany OF that regiment moanied guafd ySsls
morning at the main guard house, The 81
pauy Of Rifles IN IN barracks.
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We have the Monseal Gazette extra III
10Th hist, with the Gazette ordinary OF ~
Ihs Montreal Courier, Ami du Pcuple, saiE
script of the llth, l2'h, and 18Th inst A
Ii viii be seen Of The royshst Accounts,
be creliled) that TIE formidable expedition q
The Patriots al ST. kusts he. Gard Bru!e "a
Benuit. had been thus fsr sncecssiul. BE-
tache vas entered aud orcuplsd hs II. Is
troops uudeI SIR john Coiborne, on The I+h
after .hoft but spif;tcd dofsn's IN the p
the Patriots no relrcstcs .l,h contide1
loss so say these tory ecocuHr, to ~. BenoiG
The Gszettc and he Ami ~ PeupI" contra
report eurJcn, at Montreal Q! ne d'sih ofA
Papinesu If q brain fever oces'UneJ ~ enxi
for the fave Of her hu,b,nd sna n"ily. II
concur ia the statement hat, laugh serisusly
J,s,,e sed. she was cows ssreni and considered
Vi 1anssn-.4iJa1y ,"gH''
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From the Montreal Morning CJurisr, Eyt,a

DR.. Wolfred Nelson. of ST. Dennis, NJ.
one Of the ten persons Tor ~hom E500 re-
has been offered, has just been 5rouyht inio n
do prisoner.
We are informed that he was ,akn rr,,,,
in the township of stol-'y, in com,anv vu
man named Celesrin Parent, Of ST. p, s,.
Of c. Drolets. and BY Inn ordered 10, ,,,.,n,,.
him, 9y party Of men, hur IF Col. Ino,r,
militia, who handed them o.sr o,b. a.,
detachment Of MissisQuoi Nonteer,
them they were at once broughin,o ,or., ~.
we're making the hes, uf their ,sv n RI. 49,.
under The guidance Of an India, who t,o
been brought into town With then I'm.
SAID To Lave been seven days in IT, noI
arc wrcIchedIy corn out with fsrigusNpa r.
ton. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
THE CANADA WAR.
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

We publish the following communication from
number Of citizens Of Burlington partly for the pur.
pose Of preservation and future reference and partly
because 1t seems 10 have connection with other
transactions growing out of the Canada Rupture and the
excitement existing on the lines II will be noticed
that it tears date the l2h Dec day prior 10 tn
date OF the Governors Proclamation.