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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-01
LIST OF CAUSES.

LNOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of Nor
thum'erand Go u'y, a, April Tenn, lsi5,
commencing the first Mondsy, hcing the 7th.
jacob Painter VS. Green ugh
Seiizinger, alience of
Carver VS. John Carver ct al
Stephen Der " George Lawrence
F,ymire for Evert VS. J p Hackenberg
Ssm'l Swinehat & wife VS. Peter Ferster
Appleton, cndorsee of
Edwards & Verree VS. VIM Donaldson
Dimmig for Camp VS. Jacob Wor,ley
Benjamin Robins vs. Abraham Lawrence
Prentice for Welch vs. Joseph KeHer
Stephen Derr VS. Henry S,einmetZ
F. Shannon VS. Dennis Waters
Daniel Brnsius VS. john A Shissler
Joseph MiIman VS. Shsmokn & al & Iron Go
r Gearhat VS. John Young
Danrl Moyer & Wifi VS. Daniel Frymirc
Claire Genevieve basque rs Daniel Duukeberger
Same va Same
Welsh, Prmp & Frick VS. George Oyster
William Farrow VS. Abraham Kaze
Charles A TowT VS. George Ecker
Light & Hoffman VS. ] & p Montague
& J X Tr'go VS. VIM M'Cleery ct 81
Hayes, Elliot Lyon &
Gosh vs. Miller & Frymire
George Leibrich VS. Henry Masser, Esq.
Henry Masser VS. Henry Folk
Henry Huchmsn George Ku'z
George Eckeu VS. George w Towar
Mitchell for Raber VS. jared Irvine
John q lIousworth VS. George H,ckcrt ct al
Burns & Eisrly Same
Elizabeth Weizel vs. d Levy's rxrs
George Ecket VS. Grorge w Towar
David M'Knight VS. r Richardson ct al
| ID Spare vs. Henry Stt,ler
Henry Misser VS. VIM M'Cary ct al
! Jacob Seas VS. W & James Dunn
! q hin & Ellington vs. George Hrokert eI al
! L a Ellington Slme
| Isaac Reitz VS. GrCssingcr
! IRWIN e. CrImer VS. David Watson
/ VIM ID Stouifcr Haas & Go,s
Jaini.on Harvey John Shriner
/ Geo Oyster and wife Amos Reed
Henry Grahim VS. Joseph Bud
! Geo A Crsmer VS. David & Watson
! Levi Holar's assignee vs. Alb, e Barrett
! Anthony Watson ct al Va John NJ Housed
Carton & Farnum VS. ] & W T Wapgonsellc'
! William Dehst vs. James Shear.r
! Thos Van,a'zrh VS. Margaret Lyon &c
! Jesse Hensyi W. Daniel Il II T,ttman
! II nr, Funk VS. Henry Stcinme'z x wife
Roht ID Fordsman VS. Benz ,mu Fordsmsn
! Roht 5 Granl ct al va William Reed
SAMUEL d. JORDAN.
Pro,honctars's office. Proih,y
! Sunbury, March |, le45.
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LIST OF JURORS

OF Northumberland County. fyr Aph Term,
~ A. ID. is45.
Grand Jurors.
Tnrbut-Jphn MCnrmck, David l. Ireland.
LepiS WIN. Siiizc
neiatrUe.-Jacub Brown.
Milton. jesse Deni,kson, Juhn Guodander,
Henry Suiur.
ChiMsquaquc Jacob Brown.
Po'nk-Wm. L. CHOU.
augusta. Jesse Ba,tian. Henry Bloom.
Shoniokin. in.-Samuel Giger.
Rush, sse Weaver
Upper MahonaS William Shade.
Louer Rahoroy daniel zerbe, jr., Nicholas
Bro,lus, Cba,les Brosius.
Jackson.-Jcremish Lonp>dorf. Ellis Eister
Michael Cra a.nge,. Jacob Seller, Adam Camp sell,
VIM. Groh, John Vert.
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the Justices Of tho Peace In and for tho said coun-
ty, Thomas Cozens, and beipg duly efRrmed &C,
cording 10 law. saith the above statement Is in all
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the Goth Of April ls43. .
j CLsNvNr.J. p. )
Such is the unprecedented success Of this BAL
SAM.
"NATURE'S FAV0RlTE PRESCRIPTION"
a prescription congeni i TO our wants, as tits PIE
pared from chemical extracts from substances ubich
the author Of nature has placed in our own land
for wise purposes, that many who know nothing
Of the mode Of its prepsr 'iion endeavoring to
reap pecuniary benefits Ivy selling an article similar
in name, or in appearance. or hy representing their
own trash as superior to this BAI.SAM. or bv put
ting up mixture and ,lcmny asseverating that it
is imported from fregn country, which i, not the
case. All these deceptive arts go to show that
WusTAR's BALsAM is known to the world TO be
"THE GREAT REMEDY" and that to sell
any mixture it must b. Ike this IN name, pur-
port to b. like it in substance.
ar Believe not the cunDinglv wrought fabrica-
iions-snd take only the original and genuine
WisrAp's BALsAM W Win CHIuRr.
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE IT.
Address all orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 80
Ann ST., New York.
Agents, JOHN w. FRTIING. Sunbuyy,
ID. BRAUrIGAM. Northumberland,
J. X. MOYER. Bhoomsbwg,
J. WAGGONSELLER. Seiins- Groue,
BROWN e. GREASY, MRinciHc.
Feb. 22d. lsi5 -Iy
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Travers Jurors.

DelGucre,--Jacob Mos,eller, Franklin II. Car.
yer.
MiHon.-Joseph Rhos Is, 'Vm Hinsn.
Ch'iisquague ar,es Gale
Northumberland, - Joseph Vsndske, David
Dodge.
Poim.-l.or.nzp Houscl.
Snn6u "Y--th,res Hiemsn, John r. Pursl,
Gldeor Narkel, George Burhe,, John Amod.
Au .u>td -JosrIh Wei,5ci, Jacob Srashol'z
man, Jacob G,s., sur., Adam Neilir, Joseph Sc
vldgc, jacob Rem, BENJAMIN K'i"shrnum, Robert
Campbell jr, Daniel Conrad, sun Of John
ShamOkin - Joseph Hmyer. R"leu Farms
wor h, sar., Abraham Brady, Moses Rilchie, James
Gsss, Isaiah Morgm.
Rush George MutcI,,er. John Ohcrdmf
Coai David Thompson, srph Bird,
tpper NakonOy-Dovd Clak, Samuel fisstei,
George Paul Jacob Gess.
Hsckr,t, John KishL Jac,b s,elP, Wan. shOiirr.
John Lenker.
Little Rakonoy -Jscnb Miller.
jackson -samueI Malich, Jacob Seller, snr
Petit Jur8rs.
Lrtcis.-David Moyer, Samuel Lerch M,chssl
Wag'e John Tweed
De!a,care.-James Oakes, Peter Kl,ckner. Phi.
ip Prssler.
niaon.-J ,hn Murray, r. W. Pollock. Simon
Randolph
ChiLs9u09ue P. Csul, Samuel Berk-
hemer, Neal Caul
Point-Jamcs Shriner.
Sun5ary WIN. Mani, Henry weis, Waller
Bell.
Augusia Joshua Folk, Georg, Hile. Caleb
Ely, Marx Slargh' Thomas Meudenhall.
,Hamoiin -Dhniel II ass, jr.
Rush.-AhIaham Hoffman.
Coci-JoseIh snyjer, Pemherton Bird, VIM,
Fesely, George Armstrong, j..
Upper Mahonoy.-Dauiel Moyer, John Mach'
! DsvId Rei'Z
| LOicer Mahonos Daniel Rothermei, Peter 10.
| rel.
JaeFson.-Miehael % ohb, David sehvsr0, iohn
! CLARK, j..
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WISTAR'S
BALSAH OF WILD CHERRY,

A Compound BaIsamtc Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar,
The best remedy kno,on 10 the ,corid for the cure Of
coughs, colds asthma, Group. bleeding Of the
lungs, ,choopine cough. bronchitis, infn-
enza. shorfness of breath, pain and
,oeokness in the breast or side,
Eper complaint, and The
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EXTRACT A LETTER FROMA POST
MASTER DATED

EXTRACT OF 4 LFTTER FROWA POST
MASTER DATED
PEMRaoxK, Washington co., Maine, Apr. 30, 1874.
MR. ISAAC BUTTS.-Der Sir: A, the re-
uues, Of many Of my friends in this place and vici
nity who are afflicted with consu option and liver
complaints, take the lher'v Of asking you 10 sp-
point some one in this county as agent to sell WIS
rAR's BAL.AN OF Win CuERRT, and to send him
a few dozen as there is of i: fr sale within
200 miles from this I have no doubt thai il would
meet with ready sale if it were where il could lie
procured without too much expense and delav.
Nv wife was attacked about six mNn,hs since
with wha; the physicians called the first sage of
cunsump'ion-a complaint very prevalent in this
section of country. Having seen The Balsam ad-
ver, scd in Augusta.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-01
CO 200 MILES FROM HERE, =

took the pans 10 send there for bottle Of It,.
which she took and which helped her much that
| sent for two bottles more. whi,h she has a'so Ia
ken, and she says she has not felt SO well ior
six years as she does at this time. All those who
have inquired Of me and e''ainel whs, flee, the
Bslsam had, are anxious 10 have some for sale IN
this vicinity, which is the cause Of my writing you
Please inform me by retu OF m III whether you
conclude to send some, and il So I" whom, in ordcr
shat il may he known where il can he had.
am with respect yours, etc.
PIG. FARNSWORTH, p. NJ.
The whole country is fss, ear"ing that no medi.
cinc--no physican-no preparation Of any kind
whatever-can eqnal Dn. Wsr,R's BALsAa OF
WILD CHERRI.
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CONSUMPTION.

We will not assert that this BAbSAM will cure
Consumption in ist ,porsf form but il has cured
many after all other means Of relief had been tried
in vain.--ADd why not II seems that the WILD
CHERRY was destined hy Nature TO be our Pa
NACEA for the ravsaing diseases Of this c'ld la
tiiude. Let not the despniring invalid waste his
money and loose TINE, to him all import ant.
in experimenting with the trashy nos'rums Of the
day. but use at once medicine that will cure, " q
cure he pns<ible-a medicine that science approves,
and many years Of experience have demonstrated
that II dicdys relieves.
There is no such thing as fall" in the history
Of this wonderful DAI.SAM. Evidence the most
convincing -evclencc tina, no one can doubt, fully
cstabli hes this fact. For the sake OF brtvity we
select the following from thousands.
Isaac Plat. Esq. Editor Of the Pokecpsie Eagle.
of the m ,st influential journals in the s'a'e Of
New Yo,k, states unde, the authority Of his own
name, that a young lady, relative of his. Of verv
delicate constitution, was attacked in Feb. 1912,
with severe cold which Immediately produced spit
ting of blood cough fever, and other dangerous and
alarming symptoms Through medical neatrnrn,
and care she partially recovered during summer.
But on the return Of winter she was attacked more
violently than at first. she became scarcely able Ia
walk and was Il ouhcd with cough. chls and fever
every day, and appeared II he going rapidly with
consumption at this time, when there n sign
of improvement, Mr.. Plat procured a bottle e
WIsrAR's BALsAM ov Win CHERRY. which she
took, and it seemingly restored her. She got Sc
cond and before il was half taken she restored
to perfect heaih which she has enjoyed /, the pre-
sent time, without the slightert symptom Other for
mer discs
Mr.. p att saws "thr cure came under my own oh
sci vat,on and canno. be mistaken to the facts.
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Shefi1 $ I'Thce.
sunln,ry. F,h. l6,h, ls45. 5
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one other IN Ieuf surveyed on warrant to Samu-
el Scou. containing $50 acres pefchrs sDd sllnw-
sncs. adjoining lands surveyed IN the names OF
William Hamilton. Thorn g Re,be K oihe's; one
olber thereof surveyed On warrant to Jacob Bright
couisiuing lss aers 50 perches more OF less, ad-
io,nng lands surveyed in the names Of Esther
Cramer, Godfrey Waters and others T; one oher
thereof surveyed on warrant TO William &. Black
con'alninng l2i acres 6s perches aud allowance
sdo,ning lands surveyed in the names Of kiehI,
Hun'er, Martin aud ,lhers; one other thereof, sur.
seysd in the name Of John Boyer, containing it6
scres l44 perches more lsss, adjoining lands SUI
yey ed IN The names Of John Price, Michael kr'li
and heTs one other thereof, surveyed IN M"
name of Charles BeriDg, containing 95 acres 81
perches more tess, adj dj'lning lands surveyed ~
/ the names Of Hunter, WNers, Kiehl and others I;
one other thereof, surveyed in the name Of AleEan
! der J,fdan conIsn'ng 1874 acros $50 perches mole
or les, adjoining Lands surveyed IN the nsmes e'
] G'sn,, Martin, shsreh A others, ons ether 'hst'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04
DEPARTURE or THE VIOLIN.
TEER ARTILLERY AND L. S
TROOPS

yesterday afternoon, large num-
hor o! citizens assembled on the Public
Square, for the purpose Of witnessing
the departure of the Volunteer Artllle-
-, under the command Of MAJOR CaITv.
NJ four O'Clock, they proceeded from
IN" CITY Hall through the Public Square
where they were salutcd 10y their hrc-
therein IN arms with twcnty-clgh, guns
and then escorted ~ the barracks
They embarked on honrd the steam
NhIp Alabama IN the evening, IN com
pany with Captain Fono'S company
If Naive American Artillery volun.
te'rs, aud five companies Of 3 Troops
ot iic Line, all of whom, we are in.
h-,ne'. on' under the immediate com.
1n' Of MAJ Ga'ly.
'H.' umpuror> number 100 men.
i Captain foruo'S company 81. each
company having four srong field
'tDae.
IN follow ne are the officers a Ibc
tlW'le,r: Emsmc Lambert Bercior
Captain Thomas Toliord. Seuiofl>l
Lieutenant. GuSlavus Pcrcaux. Jr Isl
lacu'cn1nti l.. II llcnriqucz, 2iL.cu
trtHnt
officer, Of the Native American Ar
i,icry cpmpUy: Henry Pomo Cap
tam ! l.. l.alcr Senior l>tlicn,cn
au' " ! LOWS, Junior l>t Ilrutcn
aul DAVID \ B.ck.l, - Lieutenant
II |! Iia-iH 1t N.rIrlut tlry Low
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

A CAPTURE. A good story is told in
the Philadelphia Eagle, ofu IandIord, who.
finding that The refrigerator in his yard, in
which he was accustomed TO pat woodcocks
and other nicct,s for cool keeping, was oc.
cusionaIIy opened aud choice things alb
s,ruclcd, substituted, one night Come big
swapping turtles for the smaller game, and
then watched the result In due lime the
cpeurean thief arrived, li6cdlh Ind, quiet.
" inserted his hand in the accustomed spot,
Sslol it was instantly nabbed by nappcr.
The captured thief roared with pain, the
snapper held on, and the landlord on the
watch roared with laughter. ill finally hav.
ing collected his boardcrs, he led them in.
to tho yard to behold the cpicnrcan philos
ophcr, who was sill fast held by the snap
rcr 1t was only by cutting off the head Of
the cap,or, that the captive, well admonlsh
cd, wa, released.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

MYSTERIOUS DlsAPPEARANoS,-Mis lie
vira Harris Of Coeymans, the daughter o!
Martin Slocum, OF Manchester, VI, took
passage on the l2lh inst, from Coymans, on
board the American Eagle, with the inen-
lion Of passing the nigh, in Albany or Troy
ard Of proceeding the next day Ia Bennng
ton. Since then nothing has been heard OF
heI, although dIligent search has been made
and the impression now is, that she has
been murdered or abducted.
Mrs. Is. was highly respectable resident
OF Coeomans about 90 years Of age; Of
good appearance, and had with her about
$50 IN money, gold watch AMI large
trunk of clothing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

Adrdnr, If Ne r,cqn Iroops The town Of
Maramorls is situated on tie west side Of ITO
Rio Grande near rs mouth, and OF course Is
frontier town. according to the boundarpN
assumed 10y Texas, about two degrees SOON
Of the rIver Nurccs. the boundary cloimtH
by Mexico, and IN the Department ot lam1u'
lipas /. is upon that point that The NeAca'
troops are concentrating Gen, AuslA VS.
matching from Monterrey, two degree %
rectly west OF Haiamnras. and Patt'e' 'i.",
81 Luis Potosi, degrees directly spu|A ''
Monterey. Anstn has 5000 men, fate'r'
1000, and Gaons. whose advance io"aH'
the lrontier we are adj, ised Of without knD"
inc lis exact LOCALITY, has 1000 THIS co..'
ci7c,wllh tho Information upon which to,
Gaines made his reg9I.luoG uTgn lhcGoVc.
nor Il Louisiana
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

From ARKANSAS B.y-NcWs Wa
received in this city, yesterday, from
Arkansas BAY, Texas, via Pensacola d
the loss of the schooner Swallow, Cop
tam Miner, which was chartered hY
the L. 5. Government, aud sailed from
this port on the nh instant, for Arln>a,
BAY, with stores for the army under
Gen. Taylor's command. On the l2'l
instant She got into the breakers, IN at
tempting 10 cross the bar outside s.
Joscph's Island, aud, the following daf,
wcntto pieces. The captain and The
crew succeeded i'll getting on shore IA
safety-lhe captain saving his papers.
The cargo consisted of 600 barrels Of
eeal, quantity Of provisions nnl@
some clothing belonging To the 81 Reg
imcut of L. S. lnfantry.--N. .. Bee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

Florida. There are likely to be two leg
islatufes in session, 10 this new State, at the
the same time. The Constitution provided
that on her admission into the Union, ,wfils
u election should be forthwith issued by the
Governor, for the choice Of a Legislature
&c, and that the body should convene in a
specified time. All this has been done. Bu,
the Constitution also provided that a gene
raj election for The Legislature, &c, should
lie held every year. Now tho Legis,
lature recently elected, adjourned over to
the time fixed for the regular annual session,
thus giving to themselves by their own vot.,
the character of Legislature elected in DC.
tober. The propriety of this is holly cal
ed in question, and the people arc invited to
elect new Legislature next October, &C
cording to the fundamental law. How the
the matter will be rcconciIed remains to DO
seen.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

STEAMBOAT SUNK The steamboat
Enterprise left Canlwr's Bulge on Mon
day morning, with 1900 basket Of peach':
and eight or ten passengers. 10 gong
down the creek, she rem on the niIs When
she 1onlCd again; II wns found that she was
leaking. On g'uing into the bay, the wa
ter in her caused her to careen, and she i'm.
mcdlaiey filled through her cabin windows
10 save the fruit on her DICK. 81. was run
on the pointnnd now lice sunk at he mouth
OF the poqu.nimiuk -PhE Ga,etIf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04
ELECTION NE VS..

AZ the time Of going TO press today
"Wednesday Ne IRE unable to give bu, few
rdurs from towns around us-and those Of
course are only heard from in pait. We
have been fearful that tho wings were not
going to do their fall duty al lhi. election.
and now il remains for US to see whether
they have done SO or not The locos have
lea 40 stone un,urnei and the collision be.
tween themselves and the Sd party uboi.
uonis's'' has been exhibited more plainiy
lhan ever.
The vote as lar as heard from is as fol.
lows
Rqfiaqd-votc lot Glversoc Slade 80.
Kellogg, 1903 Snaher and Scattering 81
s,nate vote, Luton Sc Chnlenden. ao5,
Hedges, 2s5 Loco csnd dates. 100 each
Town Representative vote, Gilmore. wh,g.
25j L'sIer, liberal Wing, Al Thraa, 10.
co, 1893, Scattering, II
In MeadOn Z Templr loco, !, elected
By one mai, laa year ~hIg by maj
10 Ciar~doA no oho,co Of Rcpr,s,n,a,
tirc-S,a,e vote not heard from.
From HaihHxiorI NC Ieara that II
Button, wing is elected by maj
From ircnd at B,IlowsFalls we l.nu
nj DA>ITL kLLLooo, 70 elected R,E
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04
LATEST FROM TlIEANTIRENT WAR.
MORE ARRESTS AND DISCLOSURES

A letter IN the Albany Argus, dated Del
HI, Aug, Goth. says -1he posse under Corbln
has returned, bringing eleven prisoners. The
one which went out under'Deputy Sheriff
Preston has also returned, bringing FIVE ptis-
oncrs. One Of them, James Coulter, is su.
per,isor Of the Town of Downs lie has
ueen admitted to bail He was a committed
man Of one Of The associations. 1t seems to
ave been the business OF these committees
10 procure arms and DISCUSSES, and to dis
Tribute ,nem gra,uituusly among the natives
This morning posse Of about 80 men un-
der Lieut.. +. Steele, OF The L. s. A.. brother
81 Tie ate sheIiH, started for Dry Brook
Eattop Wlh them prisoner for guide, who
.as been an Indian. mentioned IN my last
TtTat tTerg was gathering of dtsgt1isrd men
IN the ige OF Ulster County, and that they
had chaSen strong position, and fortified
themselves among the mountains
IL Is In dispense these dcsperadues that
Lieut. elesIe was this morning despatched.
Some anticipated warm work. and the evil
luence we have al The assembly would seem
10 indicate II. | am, however, inclined To-
uink thai lhey,wll fee upon The approach OF
danger, as tlcy have hitherto done.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

The Kalamazoo (Mich.) r, .esraph says.
at the present rate Of STATE Warrants.
30 cents on dollar. ans one With 90 IN
his po' keI NAV 60 1" the l4ud office IN par
shall, and secure 40 acres 81 Elns, e..u,l a.
snT ~ tins or any Gh"f S.ie-an invest
meni, II improved, sufficient 10 supuou T,
Lmll' TIE II an 'mpotlan, fact for emf.
grants. a. MioIlg4n /, o@s of the mos, fertile
s.4,c~ o. lhe rrluu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

LATEST FROM THr SEAT'T OPtRATIoNA,-
We hnI in the Union the annexed cAiraot o..
a letter from Pensacola, Aug. 20, written 10y
a gentleman who len Aransas !nlfI on tie
18Th.
"Gpnersl Afists Of the Nenicsn forces,
WA a, Ms,ampra,. with force seriously
stated rtom 1 900 to , O0Q or 1000 Rien. and
AT tl,e las, account was fpniiyihg his p0sIuon
Geuefal paIedrs was said To- ne al Sac Loo,
P,aosi. with large n'rc. by an arrival =
day be fotc left 81 Joseph petson "a ira
deb came 10. Who stated he MAS just from
The ricinity OF MAt,moras. The force there
was M more than thousand men. No news.
az quiet. with ne exception u( "a quarrel te
tween Toe G. umaGcrs and nrigl .borlrg tribe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04
LATE FROM ORE ION AND CAL
IFORNIA.

TheWestcrn (Mo Exposlor of the 9th
INST has later accounts from Oregon and
California A company arrived AT lnde
pendcncc on Monday last, pnr Of whom
we're from Oregon, and the others from
California The parties met in the viii
dcrncss on their way in Mr. J. NJ. Shy
" informed the editor Of the Exposi,or that
he left Oregon on the l0lh Of April last
He states that the settlers have fine
prospect for an abundant crop this year; and
that they were making ample preparations
10 have every thing necessary for the eml.
grafton which went out this year on the sth
OF July which they met at Green river, a
bou, go miles this side Of Font HALL
The cmigrants were travelling in detached
partics, the last Of whom he met only one
days travel beyond Fort L1rmic. Moth
lag had occurred 10 them on their route
wouhy Of particular notice. They were
all well supplied with an Abundance o pro.
visions, and their stock and teams had stood
the Trip exceedingly well, ~iIh the excp
ton of,heir horses ThcshAe states, were
poor. md seemed much faded and exhaus,
ed. There was no sickness OF any kind
among the emgranls; He states that the
number Of caule was immense The EN-
igrants numbered about . ,37j souls large
and small
Owing TO the recent distubanccs in Orc
gon with the Walidwalla Indians, it wai
anticipated that the omIgrums would b,
harraSsed BY them on their route. They
were advised however Of this nntcipat,
attack, and intcnird gathering alFon Hall
in sulficirn, numbers to repel any attack
that might be mcditated agains. them. Nj
Shively is Of opinion that the settlers II
Oregon viii have duurbanccs with the Ia.
dams during the coming winter, but moth
ing serious was nrprehtnd,d from this
! outbreak.
lie states that many ofthc settlers arc ii
favor Of organizing an IN I'penl'nl govern
mcnt, blinking themselves too (hr from th'
Unncd States for protection unless the A
mclean government would nc, with mor'
prompInc.s and decision than II has done
heretofore,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-04

DASlrL BooS The people Of Kentucky,
we observe, lately sent depulal"n fr up
the missouri. whose obJe.t vas 10 uO,ain the
bones Of Daniel lIoon aud hIs vie, and bring
them batk to that state, as he VAS the first
white man that ever entered a. The bone.
were procured after Considerable trouble nh
tie consent Of the Gest endanis. are now IN
KENNEDY, where monument wi, be erected
over lheIn.