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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
GENERAL ORDER NJ
HEAD-QuARrERs, W1scoNsIN MURRAY
.4djutant General Office,
BURLINGTON, January %, 1883.

| BURLINGTON, January %, 1888.
Il 81. In consequence of the increase of popul,.
Il ton, the Commander-in-Chief,d deems f,r,h.
ca change i'll the reg:menta Districts to be neces.
ry, therefore, it is ordered that the FIRST (lstl
mental district shall be restricted TO the ce,n,v ~
Iowa, as al present organized.
Inc second (:d) scgimental district shall be -.
'stfcted TO the district of country composing IN.
counties OF Brown, Manitoowoc, Sheooygan. Fo,,
du Lack, Portage, Marquet,, and Calumet.
| The third (3d) regimental district shall be "a.
stricted 10 the counties of Milwaukee. Jeae,.o.
Dodge, and Washington
The fourth (4th) regimental dstric, shall h. -.
and Buchanan
Iha district ofcounty, composing tho eor,,;..
lof Racine, Naworth, and Rock, shall form or.
reslmen1al district and be the eighth (s,hl r..;.
mans. ~ se'
The counties of Dane and Green shall farm, -.
parate battalion
Inc district Of Grant county shall form .e,;.
mental district, and be the ninth (9,h) regiment.
Ins district of country, composing the coun,;.s
of Jackson, Jones, Linn, and i;enton. shan firm
on: rsgimental district, and be the tenth O,h) re-
gimsnt.
Lac district, composing the counties of Clinton
and Scott shall form, one regi,nental district, and
be tac eleventh (llth) regiment.
Lac district, composing the counties of Cedar
''ii'oA3 ana slaughter, shall form regman.
tai district, and be the twelfth O2sn) regiment.
ihs district composing the county Of Clay,on.
snail form sepa: ATE battalion.
I'd The eighth (Sth) regimen, IS placed under
the command of Coioael Isaac Butler. =.
The separate battalion, in the counties Of Dane
and Green, is placed under the command of Ma;or
Alexander Higginboihem.
I'd Colonel butler OF the sth regiment will. with
as Little delay as possible, divide his command int
not lass than eight, nor than ten company dis
t.,cts, and o:def an election to be held in each
d .:Fict for the election ofconpany officers *
Majot Higginbo!hem will in like manner divide
his battalion district into less than four nor more
than SIX company district, and or;lsr elections 70
be held for company officers.
4th. The Colonel Or I omna lant in the lst. ID.
Sd, and 18th regiments ordered to see that the
company officers III their respective regiments are
all filed. If vacancies axis, from resignation or
otherwise, they will order new elections 10 be held
at suitable places.
5th. Ii ,ns people III any company district shall
refuse Q. neglect to hold an election ordered, the
commahdant OF the regiment OF battalion will
isct tit and competent persons 10 fill the Offices, and
o:waM their names 10 the Governor at Mineral
Point.
9Th The Conmander-!n-C Chief hopes that one
or two companies ofmounled rilemen may he Rails.
ed in each regiment and separate battalion in the
Territory, he would take great pleasure in afford.
ing any assistance III his power to facilitate their
organization.
by order of the COMMANDMENTS Chief
GEORGE CUBBAGE, Adj't Gen.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
GOODS, GOODS.

addition 10 iolIncr stocks, The subscribers have
IL just received from the East new, large and
,,.,s. al asso tme.,t OF ;,lAriE AND FANCY.
,OOiJ., comprising in part the ioowing, VIZ: z
super blae b.o.r, black, cen, and claret cloths;
\ sorted cassners, cassinats, and jeans;
I ndseys, bsser!esns, drab AID lioh-skin cloths;
Ass red blue. g,ecn and whi,o Mackinaw blan.
kats; lose d..
.sa lspI :, gee.,, white, scarlet, and Canton faa.
nas; =
Assorsd vcsling, red paddings, brown Holland,
buckrams. linen drillinss, fancy linen table GOV"
efs, IncD fold shirtings, and Irish lin:ns;
Assorted bl own and blsached domestics and drill
lings; coarse linaens white and striped ndseys;
Assor ed checks, and plaid domestics; ratinetts;
Assorted French and English nernos: blue, black,
and scarlet bombazetts and bnmbazines;
!'wilied, painted, merno, fancy and French cali.
GOES painted muslias; Scotch ginshan,s; assert.
ed ginghams; .E;f9s
Assorted reiored cambrics; plain and figured hob.
iaats and gretohents; plain and figured book,
Swiss and J;,conct muslihs and cambrics;
Assorted black and coIored silks aid satin;
Florence silks !; GIo de Maps; footings: edgings;
laces; lehg lawns; lillian and hat grapes;
Assorted belt, bonnet, cap, and mantua ribbons;
gloves white and coo.ed tapes, cord, and fer
Ladies' and GENTS merno camblet, and plaid
cloaks;
Corded, grass and Versailles skirts;
Bobinet and worked capes and coilorets; Gauzs
wells; silk, fancy, gauze, and Polish hdkfs., cot
ton neck do; imitation and cambric do; wool,
m.rino, silk, Pfussan, cotto,, and Thibet shawls;
silk and cotton pocket hdks.; silk, gingham and
iacoact oravats; ladies' and GENTS silk, cotton,
and nerino socks and stockings; childrens'
stockings; E 80
Assorted ladies' silk, kid, leather, fur, ta,.toP,
and long sleeve gloves; y
Assorted suspenders; cloak and bonnet tasssls; ar
tifcal flowers; a
Assorted threads. scwing-silksand twist;
Assorted necklaces; guards; beads; bead, silk ans
worked purses; steel busts: emory bags; gu'It
crosses; belt buckles; ear and hngei rings; twes'
gers; silver tooth-picks snd pencils;
Assorted bodkls thinbles: spectacles; snun-pox-
es; hooks and eyes; daining, knitting and ssw'
ing needles grass fish lines; silk and cotton ull'
b.ellas; ere gg4a =
A $50; ted waters; bread and snufer trays; II -
Assorted shell luck and side combs; horn tucks
s side and neck combs; Kidding ana fine combs
Assorted vest and shirt, pearl, bone, and
o,e.-coat buttons;
Framed and dressing looking lasses; mems -.
skin and hair caps; children's menno nv" s"m
chia do; powder horns and TASKS; ean's o"s''s
hand bellows; wool and cotton cards;
Toye,nef with many other articles 100 'e"'ou' =
mention. ,ls.s.s. 4a..slaa a7sis.
Plain and worked muslin robes. ~ r.
Also-A large assortment OF tln-wafe, an "
which. with the above, will be sold at the mos'
sonabl. urices 70, cash o. lead, by .~r gsa
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

A GRuNT.-A South Carolina Edit
or considers tic law of THAT State against
hogs running It large, an infringement
upon his PERSONAL rights. NulIify.
my dear sir, and throw yourself on
your preserved rights"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

4 A very silly yonng man who knew scrap
ort"O OF French. aud was excessively vain Of
his accomplishment. accosted a gentleman in
ii,s street with '.Quehe Acure est il2" ii. q.
what o'clock isi'!) Tho gentleman replied in
Latin, ..Nesci0, ii. e.] know not.) Bless
me-" said the other, ~ did not think 4 had
bepn 90 laie.'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
TBackwoodsman.

Two sons Of Hibernia being a duck
ing, Pat discovers large bed Of ducks
close BY the shore. After having his
piece lcvcIlcd for about five minutes,
misconceptions asked him why he didn't
fire? Pat replied SPY POUNDS, I can
never get aim at nnc, but there's anoth-
er ssvims right between him aud me-
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
'SnttIc your Accounts.

settle your AccouHts' +
DEING dssraus Of liqudatins my a nc. ~.
ID pacaly those of than ons ysal,' =, toes, sal
Ing. hsreby request all persons indebted, !. g..
and make settlement; and those VINO ..a. .h;b.
counts agains. me- are likewise requested =
i. ti,e same for settlements, ~ ~ e - 4 =
Galeha. IAN. 6, 1898. 29-2m -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

The New Orleans Picayune Of the
18th instant says-"A silver mine Of
the richest description was yesterday
discovered on the ground formerly co.
vcred by Diamonds Hotel, opposite
St. Mary's market. The men en-
.ployed in working'his mine succeeded
in digging up something like $4,000,
all LOT the best Mexican silver" {
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. I
YENaE Undersigned having bse, gppointehby the
Il Judge Of Probate of Du Buque county, ADJ
min.ss.atos OF rhe estate OF Ira Williams, deed.
allpsssoas .,cbtsd said estate, are requested to
call and maka Immediate payment, md all per.
shaving snalds against the ertste, will present
them, preparatory TO a ina! settlement.
HENRY 5INPLOT,
HEMON CHADWICK. Ad'' ''r.
Du Blque, March II, 1888. 33-6t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

A :sAlLon's GnAr,TuDr.-.-A few weeks
since. at Sunday School taught in small
building near Arch street. Philadelphia, whicl,
has been long occupied as place for gratui-
tous instruction, after the conclusion Of tho
exercises sailor belonging to the Navy. who
permission 10 say few words. which being
granted. he stated that twenty one years ago
he had been taught to read in that loom. and
as he remembered to have heard at that time
tina. it required some money TO supply the
school with books he wished to present three
dollars. which he at once paid. He farther
stated that he was abont to leave the country
with. tho exploring Expedi,ion Expedition,
with the prospect Of being absent at least three
years. he would leave an order by which the
school would receive fifty cents every month
as long as he was away.
Never tell folks you can go ahead Of 'em.
but do it. II spares great deal OF talk, and
helps them 10 save their breath to cool their
broth. 54
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
The Election Priviiczc.

We h,ro heretofore dwcli much upon this hiphlv
uam'nous privilege and have l,b1red and lahotcd year
ther year, and hsve many or our cihrcn engaged
heart and soul in the grcs, WING cause, 10 convince
tie ''.ehea iha, much depended on their fidelity
r'onpness and puncua.iy at the baIlo' box to the
T'tsrraton Of this privilege aud Of our free insitu.
u'n, and every succeeding election exhibits addition
{, evidence ana proofs Of it. Nothing 10 $ 50
rfa0Es rs that many Of our fellow citizens who ia
other respects veIy RATIONAL industrious en-
cIPl and hav- much a, stake should be so rcmiss
Indifferent 10 the election duties When striving
with Onvesred ssiduI.y and eTprions to add 10 their
private ,ydiy stores totally Indifferent and
fned who Uy he that shall take charge of the
peeun,s.y affair. OF u.e government or attend TO the
p '-rvaton Of their rights and privileges forgetting
e,-tle. ths, Of the frs, steps Of despot is
from the people all ihAt worth possessing a. to
hsery or property.
1t may .ccm 10 some unreHeciinr persons on this
n jeet that hs is all moonshnr, and tina, one Get Of
9sbc will e1nasc, Their peeun,ry affairs and
Tuoai matters about well as another and that all
excitement, politics is no,bin. more nor les. than
,.crainblc for Office b., we can tell these mistaken
ritens lhis wont do This is precisely the doctiine
h suits aspiring ecmagogues and tyran,s; and not
ray generations vii pass away, shond this
tBge ami eaian very prevalent, before the ciauking
tAans OF despoi4u viii, when too late vince lbeu
lat tcy have betrayeJ lher country into lae hands OF
s',e dcagogues rnd tYranls tina, their Liberties
fl. recovery; aud when they imP'ore for bread hey
IL issp1cd trih a Stone.
Ns appeal 10 these slohiul citizens to well con.
sacs thu. sntjso and remember that they have been
warned az llu lUd again 70 arouse from their fatal sum
b,rs, end never let lie said Of them sgsIn tina,
hey had rather surrender their country wholly into The
h,nds Of tyr,nls aud despos ihan spend haf day
ID DO, to preserve II.
We were led 10 these few brief remarks upon this
,1ect from various considerations in relation 10 the
~ election, ia this aud tho other States, where IL
r1me Instances single vote would have turned the
,s,e in an m lorsa, election and in others some hal
dozen or
Manufacturing the friends to stable, and truly De
nocr.tie Republican government have carried the e
lection Of the officers IN this State generally b.
t,-,src ard IA some instances b, overwhelming ma
i'.es, yet bad eli the towns neglected the polls u
Rutland and some others dd. The state government
.ud h4vs probably fallen iato the hand Of the sub
ue.spry loeofsco Van Buren, men. Thea it Mould o.
nil 4. Il Vermont had deliberately yielded her neck
ae u.urper al last when ssd after nearly all the oihs
si.l.s bad hdug !, eff
Cons der, fellow citizens, once mere beseseh yea
nd heTeanc' be wiser and show yoursehc worthy liz
e-un,ry you h'e IN, and OF lfeemen,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
OBITUARY.

Died PaNlet on the 18th Jolly last, Mrs Abigail
Hewlett aged g. On the 9Th August following, Mr.
Daniel Hewlett aged 90. The funeral solenines
were each performed by the Rev Joseph Ayes and Dis
courses delivered 10 lsfge congregational well adapted
10 he solemn
Mr Hewlett was revolutionary soldier and was at Tie
battle Of Bunker Hin, in the reiren, of New fok--n
the battle al White Piainsin Sullvan's expedition at
Rhode Island and At the capture OF Burgoyne In this
last enpsrcment his ramrod was hit by bullet be
was charging and bent that lie could not rharge un
III he had got stone aud Strengthened IT. Soon after,
two balls bit HIM and the time, aud brought
hi to the ground Oac struck hlm On tne left SIDE OF
hs throat Other the night side OF hrs lace, eacr
taking on. a piece of flesh about large as man
thumb lie had the Offer TO be carried of The field,
bu, r. fused thong The blood wed ProfuseY lie re-
NAMED on the field I'LL night put stop 10 the carnage
He had with him wife and two children who no"
cteu Tired of The camp and returned home to Conncc
lieut.: Mr. H. had small farm there which he sold, in
lending 20 settle in this state but had to take consnen
tai money for his pay and nearly lost The whole being
obliged to pass q dollars for Poor aud Penniles'
but mol discouraged lie removed 10 Pawie, put up a
Io, or pole cabin Though now in desolaie and some
% IA, feiircd spot he was beyond the din Of war
IA October e " weeks before his wiies coniineme n,,
two men in tire dead Of night, came to his hu. and de-
nanded Of him out immediately for the French
and Indians are upon us" Af,er some pareying, he
shouerred hts musket and took leave Of his wife and
children, then in bowling wilderness, without any Of
IN, comforts or conTenenrss Of life, solitary and alone
lie reformed 10 sbut two weeks II being Thea tho s'l
Of November, and The ground covered with snow. In
his absence aud Alone his wife bore him fine dlugh-
,er which must have been somewha, cheering To a
brave soldier under these circumstances. Think you
oh We fair daughters Of Vermont Whist yonr mothers
suffered and endured 10 raise The standard OF Liberty
and 10 procure for you yoar invaluable civil and ie
r;ou, privileges VIII you assist IN preserving them
The SUBJECTS Of lhs brief notice lived together e.
wears, and raised up large family q sons and d'ogh
,er.A ten Of whom lived 10 have families Grand Chi
d,,n loa Great Grand Children, lo5.-CoHs.
In BENSON. 9Th inst Rockwell Kendall, only son 81
c Il walker Esq rgca Is moaihs
In Chn.e rdee 80 net Allen ieebe, accd - yesrs
I-- Prinfs ii - ! grs Teg1es.ef, Il
ia Bristol 3lst ult sarah, Nlis Of Ebencser buTiey
tBfnsriy g l-lnclln pged 20.
In OfNrll ls inst Castles {. %. snd oungfsl sol
q joah add Mari - Smith, ss~d mouths
F IA Wesloid, Jolly l.. sc d severe illness, George
son If Chas ahd liels"y Cook, eyed yegfr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
CASTLET0N SEMINARY.

The h'l term q ihs tasiaatssn wgl eesarn.,c. On
me tiafd "Wednesday 81 Sep,su,ssf and canttaac 40
the hrs, Neepcsdav ~ fssrasty
The Rev tdsard ! tiaiiesk. uiiI tale ehsrpe a 4,
" principal whose Qualifications the Cofeatst,es e,
e""hdrni are such a. viii give elevated character 10
'ns Sehoai as sdsnt Satisfaction Iis Paifans
VIZ Nm Watnes A D. - employed az an sssistant,
WI" - higAiy worthy 81 the eonaarnce 81 l,os- whs
'Aag ."'n+ail Scholars 70 his iastfnotisn.
Lady II eAlSfleuce and ample qualifications . "a
Or Employed Hs an assistant 10 take chsf.r 81 The lie
"Ae Department oaher Assstsals will Be procured Il
necrfsasy
Iustts ton will be given 30 al the various bfanrhes
ntn'is taught n the hrsl institutions Of ibis cas- ~
thr country
The building occupied by the school Is underaoin,
u'nfoofh frPatts, and ihc public u,ay be- assured IN
-1'eiAI apartments wl be found neat snieni aud
comfortable
NO pans viii b. spared rendeg this insiinuon an
"0n"f {" The county and blessing so The land
charitable isnd, the brquest OF Deacon Ebet Gfd.
ieJ, ~H pay The iuiou Of three 81 four Young gentle
H.n preparing Tor the Gospel Ministry.
! tie whoiy expense Of ono Scholar cor board, Eaah.
aug hss, iurl room rent and tuition, 10 SIS per quar-.
ei on Sll. Tot the academic year. No charges xtfa
!" 'hf' rAceP' iof tuition ~ the ornamental brauches
81. IS mnsic dfawing, painting, &c.
uitiun 40 the Classical Detarmrnl is $500 per
9uafirt-m TIE English Department tor the primar,
branches ipn Tor the higher btanches si,G0 Mus.o
including The vs. OF instruments extra $40 90 Paint
ing ('x'raj 500.
Clai'e,on, September 3. ISIS.
ZiMRI HOWE, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
RIfOD.l NURSE ENTII'E.

SITE or rERMONT, I u + it Remembered that
Disuict Of Ra'iaad - at Special Probate
Court he'd at Rutland in SAID District this lfth day OF
September, D. 1888
Present vs. HALL, Judge.
An instrument puportng 10 be the last Will and tesla.
meat Of Rhoda Nurse. iae oi risiord in said district
deceased being presented To the Court here by sam
pel II Kellogg the Executor therein named Tor pro-
ba.c
1t 10 ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein, be notified 10 appear at Session OF said Court,
TO be holden at Rutland the 10th day Of October l0
aud shew if they may have against the PRO.
bate oil stid VIII for WHICH purpose - further ordered
that copy Of the record of hs order bs Published
three weeks successfully IN the Rutland Herald PRINT
ed at Rutland u soon as may BE-.
H. 4. yOWSLEE Register,
true copy Of record.
99' H. h. TOWSLEE, Register
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cc-,,,rsas,as. IF Is, Jsu, Of Cow

Hortowrtt N-ine. sept 4
W. h-ve h~ari Ton aboui thirty Representative.
-rrs' = whom Whtss
-hrat 90. Leon Form. h,vea sn,.il minority IN
N.,4r VII not he 1v.h n hossi or on, 81 70 ono
votes l. - yesc~ribt ~ p'oof ihpi bribery VS. 49,
r-~7'ea 'r .'" rasss .nd & IL hishly prob.r that II
a. cot sisaTs al oF suecrss The ps.iussirrs and
f0n t'nse o'hc-rs wrfr iodefsiieahlc sod 'afps
r'f ~ 0oucv trrr" ps~sd IN the h,ud, NJ the rlcc
rr'r7g rurners. whether ,lken from the nstonsl
or lfon tie pocket. # the federal nfhce hold
re- iso copfsr unknown ercrn' 70 those who had the
fafsfing e the money Tho Wings have done their
sfr snd II they have fa,,sd II entir- l. is be
t'a'' ih''. on The other side have done good ce,
80 ihi1 their duiy
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BOSTON WEEKLY TIMES.

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certainty The publisher has isken pains heretofore
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New England Indeed IT is as yet hardly know u, u
way from ITS immediate vicinity, that such paper
ISIS but believing as he does, that publication
destined Wdh proper eXertion, to become popu lar
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oil calling public attention to II.
The boston Weekly Times a m scclaneous per,
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Times daily Tor the entire eek, aud thus etnbrac
quantity OF original articles and SELECTIONS well adap
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efs The Daily Times having nearly TRtBiE the cir
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Friends and E'alrons.

HAVE been IN iasiness DO ils town icr he iasi ten
years as Mcrhunie ans bsca'n'iih, bot i"r The l'i
H. mont. have been o. j. io iabur and hy he ID
wee ct iriei.. iste nov Out b1i without rei1eia'ce)
.he lusis,s fcelins grateful go my inon4s who have
kaliv assisted ne. aut reform ny ihark' 20 my COS
,on.r. for thsr yer, Literal Patronage Niils s1crsss
20 the bu,nSs, aUi prosperity 10 the more bHrIy zoe
al V'esn knowing ihsi t,cy work 81 Meai, mere fTe-
cov, thsn SILVER Or Gold, sBl which s ihs bu-c cad
5 nav 4 me Nochaaieal worli.
To those with whom have un',iiiei accounts, vii
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III Tor II tseamss nece.fsry, 10 just &C 60 mlssl sal
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

SIt'' choce and srie ointment is said 10 be srpertor
~ ' any now N uso for that dsagrccatl. mud ,nth.
= me- JHcrfo, the u Gil Thu Ointment is 70 certain
10 I's operation that nu person troubled with Tho alloy.
"Tder ought 10 he without IT. !, Is remedy Tor on.
"ne"nS efup'l"rs seorbuuc al ct,ons oi the head OF
any other breaking ot vs. ch arscs from ,hatp hunof,
IA the tloud Pace q cent. ii b,x
r'.h ,nmigi IS losl &c tv'd aul Tor sale bv Dan.
ms Y BELL, JAMES B.aRRET Jr. JgnIS
FoR1fR, HtHT & .U.3NON, Rutland, s. d
LLON1hD, Or ID. ~. .hE1CIIRu Wal,ngIoyd.
y ~ SJD Eh, IUmo"hi i .NeD3NIELS s 81
" j. SNIH DoHtg' =. STRONG; 4 son, &. ~
POTIEH, FaVi,t; .dLLE.N GROVFR, nm,
RUFUS GROJER. P.7iGE q BLLRLEY f,an.
rIHr Cofntri, - - +. hLISON Uta Rutland Ua
WOCL1DN. Ca,tcioH Il. BLTSS. ~ r. MOVES.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

GEN Gaines cali for FoiunteerS We learn fr' IN the
Army and Navy Chronicle that the acquisitions Of Gen
Games upon the Governors of Tennessee and kentuc
XIV io ten thousand volunteers has been submitted 10
the Secretary of War; and ia reply the Governors Of
those States have been informed that the Executive
has authority 10 call out 10 accept the services o
volunteers. Should the contingency referred 10 arise
aud il may be necessary 10 call for troops, military
force is the only description thut could be required or
received. Such tequlsion will not be made without
more precise information of the dessns Of the Indians
alluded TO