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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-04

DIR. MFarlane, of N.OrSans, thus
advertises in this scorching weather,
"lf the contemplate puppy, Caqrie,
A. Luxembourg, who has long humbcc
.ged this community with false ideas Of
his courage, but who has al,cays sue.
ceeded in shutting of his responsibility
upon third persons, is at all anxious to
enjoy the privilege Of a shot, can OBJ.
tain one by applying TO
]. s. M'FARLANE,
Corner Of Poydras
and Crcus-st,reis.
pS~No substitutes admitted.
~. $. ME-"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-04

ssuy hopes that all sincere n,vna,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-04

pe eoa,vrteu mo sIaugnv, pa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

CoFFEE--Ths dsnra I'd esbdpars limited cor al 10.
scrfpions, excfri prime green which scarce Saies
e. 3op bags BtaE a. ~ 10 ~ ca &9o % s. Do
niiuro u cts cash 600 60 lagptfs al 10 40 "a
els cafh 400 90 Cuba a. 10 II el. aud 80 bags
old white Java as "a l.. cts.
MoIAss SIS Further sales u ioo bis new crop
OfleAns 81 4ar cssh
ROFlSloNS-E Everything BE- Gull aud p,iees Of
pork ard lard shad. lower
SUGAR More business Is doing bat al ne better
prices Sslrs IT 80 Lhds tuha IuuscUyado a. I4cs
l2n hhds Oflsous al cts 20 hhds 81 Cook ct IA
10 cts coo boxes Brown atBao . ets 800 boxes
white al ~ u 2cts
NOol.-Salrs 10 tales Ayros shcsrcd az 30 cts
faf ist and - cts f5f Pad quality
CORN LNCHANGE-There ~ hule to he said ak
cept thst every thing Is extremely dul ffoes are ia
the main unaiicrrd 1000 bills Richmond city Flour
sold a. : 70 some Philadelphia nj % Ohio and
Western Cnrai -. INDIAN Meal declined 90 81 g.
No sales Of Wheat There are buyers Of Rye IT no
cts and SELLERS At 81 % Corn Of all sorts is - a
- - cts Oats were Up to ~ cts Thursday, but
lcll bach 10 30 cents on Saturday
BUSINESS GENERALLY--ls very dali, bat this
has been holiday week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

T8eedsy's NAL brought Extras from ihc butiale
DAILY star aud Commercial Advertiser dated At o..
eioek Sunday ssthins aao from thr offers al lie .
issn. lsck port and Batavia, of Saturday all gTtng
aeta. q th~ saaifsi Schiesser We had desiEnsd ~
e,rs ie 10 80 insertion in lu to Day furnishing prob
atlv au dss the numerous ceh8ctng s.aitteenls the
most aulhenilc sccopui n iAe oairage Bot We air
y'etshicd from dong ~ BY Prrss o matter. We an
mex bswever sw additional particulars foin the nats
that hsse come % hand
q vail BE- tbst TIVE ~ the Iersons CD board the
Carol ne knowu 20 be al Chpprsa,s boy and can
a33.n. Beyond his nothng IS ascetta.nsf ~ 20 Tho
fate Of those who stated by The sidavts Of tho
capa.a and others, end by nearly o., tie accounts, 60
be- set missing These vary from 10 % The former
TIE huns,f stated by al the ac auats vcthed under
oath aud tbs probably neates, tbr hsih tlthoogh
several persons wa lbe spot igssi that the Num-
Der - grcatet Il - possible that ths number may not
all bsvc b-rn rnaesacred--sna that they may yet be
found but such not 10 be- de imPtefson on the
spot
No attempt has been made 20 disguise The fact That
thc 1ii ck came from the British iorcrs az tbippewa
II Is ssd however Co be disavowcd aud reEteued by
Csi NcNab Aia orders having been 10 seize the boat al
Navy Island. Ca the contrary, II IS alleged 10 nave
been we'll kaown at Chippewa when ibe Eitack was
planned that ,he boat not at Navy Island, but al
Schosser sad that McNabs professions are iusincore
Yesterday western maii brought VA nothing OF ad
di.aual interest cxcep, the letter winch we suoloin
from Navy Island There neither papers OF let
ter. from Buffalo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
POSTSCRIPT.

Oar New York papers are not SO late by one day as
usual, probably account Of the bad travelling al
though had supposed that nothing was to impede
the progress Of Mr. Keudas mails The Journal OF
Commerce called the LoydiS' paper Of Friday brings
Washington dates TO Wednesday only-and the pro-
ccedngs Of Congress that day in either House were
rather void Of interest being mostly of private
ture except in the Senate. Mr. Cahouns extraordna-
ry resolutions being the special order OF the day the
reporter Of the Journal OF Commerce says great
citement prevails, and the chambers floors, galleries
and all is very much crowded This subject ma
come up to-day, but it is matter Of doubt
Amer long, and somewhat desultory debate, IN
which Messrs Calhoun, Morris, Allen, Preston Bsyard
Wright Buchanan and Webster participated the frs,
resolution adopted by vote Of 70 TO 49, The
second resolution adopted by vote OF q TO D.
After which the Senate adjourned
Ia the House, the day was partly occupied with the
consideration Of the Mississippi Election, and the
mainder with private petitions far the proceeding
have come TO hand
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
II. y. ToWsLEr, R,st.~.
COMMLSSLONEK,S NOTICE.

TEVSE the beag appointed hy Tho Hon Pro-
w baie Court or the Dstrct ci "a rour,n eornu,i,-
souer 10 receive, and adjust al claims and do
DDS Of al pcrsons against the estate Of
marry B.4RCOCK
ats Of Poultncy,IH tuid district dcccsseI, reTrts,ulrl
also md rll claims aud demands exhibited in
s1.e thereto and * mcaths from 'hc 2Jth dsy Of
Dccin,i being alsweI by sai4 court Ter hot purposs
10 therefore hereby give notice that VIII q tend
TO the busurs OF orr said npponir nt AT the late
dcnce Of The decearcd the "a Noniey at March aai
June next from o'clock until O'Clock f. NJ on each
slii dag.
JAMES HLNCHELL, o..
JOHT q. F1REHELL.S ''""'"'"'''
Dated At Pnultncy the 2gih De. 1897
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

trict Of Rutlsrd.
To tho heirs Of Martin Smith, late OF Nddlotown dc
ceased. Gyeeitar
u ioras, MEPRITr CLAnK sdm'uis;ror OF the cstsis
OF the said Martin Smith, hath representa- to tbs
that the personal estate Of sal deccpsrd ioetaeut 10
pay HE debts by tie $50; ana hath applied for
hceu>o sell all the real estate Of sold deceased pay
tho aforesaid aud the costs aud chaTges Of settling
said estate
Ihertfors, YOU are hereby notified to appear before
the Probate Court at session thereof e. be holden nj
Rutland ss1 district the 1T Monday OF Iobru-
airy A u 1885, bud show good to the contrary
give bonds said court shall direct for the payment ot
sand debts, &C. otherwise The said administrator w,ll
then be licensed aud authorised 10 se all the real estate
Of said de- sascd.
Given under my hand sud tho seal of said probate
court at Rutland IN said district tins IL, day Of
Jan 4. 1883.
H.B. ToWsLEF. Rsgfa~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
DIED.

In savannah, Georgia, on Sunday the 18th Dec. last
Mr. William Alvord OF Albany y. Y , son Of NG Wi
liam Ayosd Of this town IN the 2Gh year Of his age
The Albany Evening Journal alter noticing The de-
mise Of Mr. a Iemarksthat Ole had sailed for that
city from New York, bound to a Southern climate with
tie hope Of relief from pulmonary complaint lie had
been there but ten days, when the disease tool It's
course and his soul calmly took lis fight 10 the other
world II viii be gratifying q, his numerous friends 10
knew tai though distant from his home, he did not fail
his last dnys 20 receive great kgdness from the hands
Of those by whom he was surrounded
All who knew him aware that he possessed
heart rcplo'c with tine most generous and high minded
sentiments. Bot be was estimabe citizen he
was beloved "a a friend Endowed with great mental
energy be remarkable for perseverance for his
inhexbc integrity for bis suaylty for bis kindness
al with whom lie contact for his uniform and
consistent career lrrepsrable Is loss and long.
long Will the fond memory Of his vluuts remain en-.
balned IN the hearts Of many IN this community
IN Boston, Dee 81, Mr. Charles II Cotton late Of
iie { Navy, and son Of Hon John Cotton, of Wind.
. sor, VI aPed 80.
In LtchGeld, Conn the 9Th Vii Miss Marths
II FORBES daughter Of the late Hon Abnrf Forbes, OF
Windsor, VI, Sgd q.
Ia Randolph, Nov z, o. the consumption Mary Per.
ule.is, dtughisr 81 Charles Adams aged n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

NfAsAnA Fans Dec. 81 1887.
srs-The inhabitants Of this village yesterday organ
Inv AGAINST All attacks Dufnr the night the British
accommodating boats again appeared IN the waters OF the
United States above the Falls Of Niagara and near the
scene 81 their wauion attack upon ia. Caroline lhey
were warmly received by guards, and they dsap-
reared they landed on Grand Island, and captured
physician and SIX OF sick rsons ,"ho had been
sent 20 tiat place from Navy Island. A smart hrig
took place Niyl Island between II and IL The re-
salt mol known. but supposed to be unlmpofianl Two
regiments haze been called out in thi5 county and the
are beginning 10 arrive.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

THE SLAVERY AND PETITION QUEsrIoS. II VIII be
recurring 10 the late vote IN the House OF Rep
resentat,es tins important question: that the States
Of Vermont Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, New Jersey
Delaware Ohio, and Indiana, with the exception Of Mr.
Boon, among the nays three from Maine ali from
New Hampshire, three from Connecticut, and all from
Illinois, among the yeas New York, Il yeas and 10
nays Pennsylvania, II yeas and ~ nays 5 from
South Carolina from Georgia and all from louisa
ma, did not vote
It viii be remembered that when Mr. Pinckney pro-
pose the measure, he opposed by nearly the
whole South and that he lost his election IN
nnence Of IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
BRIGHTON MARKEr--aonday, Januar, !.

~ AIarsst 90 Beef Catns. 2l0J sheep
Fuett-L17 t".lr-p9i sales and iofmcf Prices
hardly supported We quote EStrast g. - a 200 -
FIRST quaUty al 20 - q 75-second qq-h'y g. 10 q
q D1-lhtccaaaty 15a52,.
Aey-St.-s q.iek. lots ss5s sold o. 81 r. 2 o.
2e., 40. g q -a. end 81 %
srfnr- Nsue al 3iarAeL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
" OF tee.

nor sale Wv JAMES BARRETT, in, 1GLL
i feet of seasoned Spruce FLOOR BOARDS
Also a General Haaortmeut Of GOODS at rcdu-
ced prices Ca.h.lroducc, short approved credit,
(no from two to five years bat VIII credit year #
wantcd)
Q-fA1d he win make no discount ca accounts uhs
this date for CAsH.
Rutland, January l. 10 ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

FINlI memt~r 81 The Hfsfand flrs Ner,ttv ao,,-
4 t,d ihal ths sanusl nfestsg 81 She to,sif tr 80
stoss "t frfs r The ssaf casuf1g VIII 10 balsn At
ibe Ceer Howe. rt,3sy Cos je,h iu'tsul. at q.
clort Nv
The ENGINE AND noon ANp LADDER CON-.
FANit- 30 heiJ their mtettuas 81 the zane place
Tursy DO ah instant ths iotmyt as ocl~ /. Tho lat
Ger si o'clock y, u.
). u. BUTLER, Prrst4s,d
Nun.-l Ian. 8 1a3l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
RI TLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY o, Isas.


We have been very impatient 20 learn something fur
ihcr of The British outrage at Schoossrr and the result
Of tic mcJitated attack Of the Loyal,ss upon Navy
Island. But We had nothing later when paper
went to press, at ten o'clock. The next mail may
bring important events The excitement Is great in
the region round about Buffalo that it is doubted wheth-
CT the civil authority has power enough to restrain the
citizens from retail atoms and rash towards
their Canadian neighbors.
Nothing has been heard Of Papineau the great civil
leader Of the Patriots for long time Gen Brown IS
said TO be yet at Midd'ebury under arrest
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

ii Washington. and awaiting their replies.
Ihavg enforced the gailau, Militia Of the
frontier. BY strong Corps Of Observation,
and have inside arrangements fot general
call upon the Mll,ia, IN case ther services
should unfortunately be required.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

S/SmaF Bdls The petition 60 repeal the act prohibit
D. tle iaslIgg o. small bls va. be exhibited ihs day
an iAe MreH4ulcs' Exehaaec. IL IS ever fee haaaree
tt m iengt and couil The Ere-'est uu8zr Ut uaa.rs
OF us-n y. business mechanic aud oUarra ever seen
iu this country u wound on a wlld,ats saith o
ciaDk and lued with ll-e lusln--.N ; n Com
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

The Express Mail has been robbed at place between
Louisville aud Nashville By the carriers, Of drafts ana
checks D. the amount of nearly seven thousand d9iar
and about three Thousand dollars - bank notes Two
OF The riders fboysl and one man. have been taken up
and committed on one Of them found hundred
G5.iala U. the money.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

From Eoyoge The st James, a, n York from Lon
don brngs papers from thence Of the l2h uL Tho
ven dave l,cr hsn previous adyiccs, they contain
nothing uf importance d. ypud commercial intelligence
hein. principally occupied with accounts Of t,e grand
civic feast gwen by ,h~ ely of London 10 the Queen
The aaaf appears to have been on seae Of g'eaias
n.nccntC.
Iac easy state Of lhe money marae, coHtnued-h'
esussctlons 10 foel IN exchanges i"d, and the quo
-, ,lots loser The expectation Of ne precious nvia
~t, county had been i.r SON, time gong on, boil
- non london sud Liyrryoo.
Tie elections 10 FRANCE have resulted IN an acrsar
Cd government majority
The cholera has broken out 90 the French army 40
Cer,taniinr and ihr officer commanding The sT..ler,
has l4'lcu victim o. 30.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

STNANID from The tuhscr,bcr on tho 81 instant, a
~ 800 ~ white ~hust ibis ia tracntly cot II. sthcr
thu % A,sh. Nhoerc' NAV have taken up ,sJ ,hosi.
aud w' give Information 90 te suhsr ber shall he gen
croutly rewarded f4r their i-uute.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.
Ru,'anl, Jen. o. la53
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
From he Buffalo D1iiy Star Ertra Dec 30.
BRITISH OUTRAGE

The American Soil Invaded, and Unarmcd and
unre>isting AMERICANS Butchered in Cold
RLoOD!!
The steamboat Caroline, belonging 10 this city, was,
on FRIDAY night captured at Schiosser, while moored
IN AN AMERICAN PORT aud the inmates many
81 them visitors board, iahumanly buichcred The
boat then fire to and lowed into the current and
LEFT to pass over the tails bearing the dead bodies Of
her innatrs How many were butc hered Is not known
but from twelve 10 twenty are missing. The body Of
Nj Dufec who vas sho, through the head, while stan
ding upon the wharf brought TO this city ts
ming The sIetems nj here ~ tud.scrbable. We pub.
lash the oth AL orders Of oar authorities.
gentleman from Canada tins atletsoon, states that
Nab dsclaius any intention 10 violate neutrality, by
III. seizure Of the Caroline, aud offers to pa, for the
boat lie makes no attempt to Tor the murder
OF American citizens
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

u 4i1s r. Iep TIE large porl es'allaausnt 81
'Nessrs 4 F....sl. OF Boston staalrc 40 Hamilton
Gho 10. fea-riiF lerr Destroyed ty Lfy laefe we're
three lsrgs iAtse s.efy bres budding, vel allied with
pars Ac ,ne q, sala mat t.e % n-ii.pg va faf'
-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
THOMAS MURPHY,

]
Whereas Walter Chapman If orwell in said county
and John } CmPman of Lans.ugburFh, ) tho State
81 View ORR, heretofore o. wit a. ihe hprd term u
hHs court - l-17, commenced heir action On book
sseoon', against 1homus fuiphy ~ Sudbury, ~ said
hullAnd county an abscondng, concealed of sb,snt
debtor, by summonur Enoch smith Jf Of sad Sod
bury trustee ci the sad Murphy, demanding %. cum
q Three hundred dollars ~ baIanc- book accounts be
tween Tie plaintiff End We said Msrphy This
benz duly entered tn court - SAID Apfd term y
l-5f Che .u'fHs cane by J Orusbee their Ai.o'
Hf} ans the sad 0arpay being of this slais e. the
uHie o. ne tefYiae o. The planuhs wit ard nst hus
irg received personal notice " The commencement Of
IRE aeaH, coy thereof gyra e. uuu t1is term.
Aaa nov ~ plaintiff come by their ssi4 Attorney
sod Ne said murphy not hayHg been nyuG.d q The
P-noenry 81 hs sat II j. ordered oy TIE Csun. that
Toe SAD murphy b. notified iher Of ~ Publishing ti.
subsistence 0i uae PLAINTIFF declaration with tbs order
~ the Rutland Herald pfiutfd a. katsnd 90 said c0un-
y II huLsnf thfcs se-ts .gccsssfyriY, she iss ~
wAscA % - 81 least weeks previous ~ tho usrt
er q Tho cost - b. hpdsn a. kltsad aloFessid
~ s'roHd Tuesday n A.rl, i-1- 400 e.y
tasfsef uEJfn &c
rlERrOlzr, r'rt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
From the buffalo Com. .3aretiser, Dc 81

Throughout yesterday aud to-day, our city has been
very much cSglled III consequence OF The seizure ana
burning Of the Ca,liue and killing OF one OF our ci'l-
zans Schl,.set Ihe feeling generated by these acts
,4,.tAer derenl from The patriotic settlement winch
b1s prevailed here It's lar deeper aud more unrer-
sal indeed ihere cannot be- there ~ not nu' one oph
ion on the satj~ct The taking the lie OF DurIee ana
the woundug Of other citizens, and the burning OF the
Caroline ale acts for whieh Government IL bound
to demand The fullest aud most ample atonement
The f,nlwlu. the facts a nearly as we could as
certain them he Caroline cleared from THIS port the
forenoon Of Friday last Cor Schlosser where size went
and during that day made several trips between mat
place & Navy Island One OF her tnps was made without
showing her cOots IN consequence OF bied"g hrf nag
staff A. evening she hauled up along the dock land
ing place at Shlosser, and was made iast
Several persons who were there at the time, enu uh-
able to obtain lodgings for the night, went aboard the
boat to sleep Among this number, we understand Were
some volunteers tor Navy Island from kocheseraOu
is sad they had arms with them. The only arms on
board .erc fe" pistols, perhaps nan dezeh' ana an
old mgskrt "a.
I little after midnight the boats from Chippewa
came alongside OF their number there are various re-
ports they confirmed in all from ~ 10 % men AS
they approached the Caroline they were haled' pu'
without stopping parey they rushed upon her decR
armed with pistols boarding pixies ana culaa'tS' ana
general faece ensued The affair lasted but ie" MN
u,es; the boat cleared ot her cfcw ana oue
ers lowed into the stream and set on lre she weh'
blazing into the rapids bat probably broke to pieces
before going oyer the Fails. Inc scene was an aPPai
ing one and required adventurous aid to add to Its
subltmity.
Oh the 30 persons who were on board IN the evening
are missing Whether they made their escape ol
were kiled II imposs bic say It's not ascertain
ed with absolute certainty, tha, any except Duree wal
killed lie was found lying on his buck on the dock
with ball through his forehead, and remained IN the
same postion-a chastity spectace--til or 3 oclocl
in the afternoon when lac WAS brought 10 town.
A Mr. King Is severely wounded by sabre or cut
lass IN the shoulder, Capt Harding, OF the OEig ~
dana has cut exte ndiue from the lett OF the
forehead to the nose thick fur cap which he wore
probably saved his bfe a negro is also desperaiel.
wounded Bu,two prisoners we're taken one DO
Of tins city who was accidentally board, and Cana
dian from Grand Rivcr.-The boy is already, or Ploh
! ably will be released
The funeral Of Duifre attended thus Afternoon
By upwards Of 219J persons prayer and approPrap
address was made by the Rev Mr. Hawks after who
an address was made by u X, Smith, Esq
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

IolaS The Congress Of Texas has adjourned and
all quiet the 10Th ult Provisions continued
Recruiting Scrrice. The number Of recruits enlisted
in the army from the LIST Of January the st OF DC
tober 1887 was 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

In the Ohio Legislature December 5lh, the following
resolution was Introduced by Mr. Foote and agreed TO-
Eeso red That the judiciary Committee br instruct
ed DO inquire into the erpcd cncy Of mixing t3wus and
cities liable by law o. make compensation tor al damn
pes occasioned by mobs within their respective HGs,
and report by bili or otherwise.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
MARRIED.

In this town, hy the Rev W Mitchell, Mr. James
Vaughan to Miss Lucy g Reed
In Prtsield Oath III BY F. 3 Rockwell Esq Rev
Isaac T.. Low 10 Miss Hannah Huggins
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

NEtmartaIs Tie'd Na,hatiel Gput Esq. ~ Ac.
WorA raised tlis season asveuty-s ght -AI i- sash
els Of sprng aAeat ffo.n ou.y t'Fo aefea IS 10 can
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09

~ purrscss The editor Of the Sailors Magazine ht'
sept Register 81 nsrue dlsas,ers- which have come 20
hls anew rdgr 4iu tie patt year t..'er Nu-h -
suited ga ths tois l.ss Of sic vessel 4@, a. ia
lows-ships aad bafcaes rs 1r.s 1875 sehounsfs "a
.oop, y ,isambols 5 IAe loss q life, a. fer 81 as
5erlalaed in These yeKssis vas 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-09
MA1oGs OrTIcr, BUTT.Lo, !
Dec, 30, ls37 !

To tia c,aarHs Of E4F.i1
The report that o0tfuges have been committed by
persons from Csnsda upon the lives aud property Of
inhabitants has lustly excited your hosoms that Eplr
II which worthy American citizens. Al legal
measures w promptly Pc taken So prevent ans future
Aggressou and you W. De called upon As fast as your
services arr required
In the mean TINE enloin you al to act with discSe
and only under the direction Of the proper author
ties
The Common Council having placed ample at
nv disposal Tor the defence Of The city, nothing will bee
wsut * my par, n ensure the safety Of ALL and for
hs, purpose feel assured shall be folly sustained by
A competent and well armed city guard OF respec,a-
30 ciitHeas, has hcen authorized under The Common
Csuucl aud sworn IA a. city patrol
The lass musi be stIrtiy enforced, and 20 prevent
ANY unnecessary alarm tie hnug Of guns after sun'
Gowns forbidden and the ordnance GA Relation thereto
vii be- strictly adhered 20 - "a be hoped, h1wevsF
Thai ia tunes Ike tie presen, person val be ioun
Who ~ill wtntany violate any Law.
Tn. remsn requested 70 be on the alert, an's"a
that 'he engines are ~ good 0reef ihoagh q IS l. be
loPed that they ~ii have no occasion 20 U.s. them
Cu1sns requested 10 call Al any, sHd all times, Al
tas oeioe 70 report 20 fece.v. orders
firsu BAKErE, Acting Mayor
The corp. Of Ctr Guards, under the e5mssnd Of
capt nay, having iendrFsd their service, As cts
guaFd aad pafol the sela. Mayor accepted tsm, and
si&P n On Saturday, tie ostA ws' administered u
tasm
Bng Geo David Burt, Of The s7A br.sa. y Y S
lhiahtiy, had issued the following order
sf4sr o. NV Tosr, BEolpr OsprRs,l
b1h4is. De- 80 l--iT
gs9si@non has bssa made sac BY the ShtriA o.
ris eysnit isf the servers & the ava brigade 81
IA o. "a" ststt, t. AID him n sIeouung the lass .
th' a. 'ii - usass u NE Uhlird States H. there
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