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The FREIGHT AT THE WESTERN RAIL
ROAD; is really a sight TO visit the railroad
depot at Greenbush. The amount Of bust
ness doing there can be expressed in no 9th
err but tremendous" The floors of the i'm
mense merchandise house are piled mp with
-four hides. beef, pork, salt, stoves, lumber
cotton, and in truth: every thing that is bot
and sold in this country.
When the road was opened, the accommo-
dations were supposed 10 be ample for years
TO come. Only three years have elapsed, and
they are already so crowded for room, that
an additional building has been erected this
fall.
We are informed by the freight-superin-
tcndcnt. MIR. Barnes, that the freight train
goes out every morning, comprising some
sixty cars, with four 10 seren engines. Thus
daily relieving the merchandise house of five
hundred ions of freight. Yet even now the
pressure is such that they have raised their
rates 10 tbirty-three cents Il barrel on flour,
and have more than they can carry.
This railway is demonstrating that even
the heaviest freight can be carried cheaply
on grades the most uniavoIable. One hun
dred tons is good load on the Western Rail
road, whereas the same engine on the Phil
adelphia and Reading Railway would drag
five hundred tons. Such is the difference in
the grades. Yet even under these disadvan-
tages, the Western Railway is, as we are as
sured, making a handsome profit on the car
riage of freight. The receipts for freight a
lone at the Greenbush depot are $4,000 per
day.-Albany Argus.
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and everything made ready for a glorious
time. The children and grand children will
meet at the old mansion the gray headed and
venerable old man and his aged wife who
has been his support and companion for
years: and the bright eyed little boy of the
third generation will play gaily where his
father did before him, while the palised band
of his grand-sire will be laid on his head to
bless him. Young men and maidens will
also make it, day Of jubilee indeed. Balls
and parties will resound their mirth, and
bright eyes will sparkle their joy. And the
merry hearts of the younger boys will be
blessed with fine skating or a glorious hunt.
So will the day be glorifed.-Whata jubilee
it will be-
But. alackaday! for the uncertainty of hu-
man calculations: when the day arrived, the
rain pelted down from morning till night; the
mnd was "feet" deep; the children and
grandchildren had to stay at home: young
men and and maidens-we don't know what
they did; and as to the skating for the small
bows, that was two feet under water. The
Jubilee was confined to the fat turkey, and the
sfxins,' and over these we contrived, for half
an hour, to feel toIerably thankful. Notwith
standing the excellent reasons assigned for
changing the day, we cannot but think the
old time is the best. both for commencement
aud thanksgiving; the weather We presume is
willing enough. but somehow or other, it don't
get the hang of the thing
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ORDINATIoN-Mr. WILLIAM BATES was
ordained Pastor of the Congregational
Church in Northbridge, Mass: Wednesday,
Nov 5. The order OF exercises was as fol-
lows:
Introductory Prayer by Rev. D, Mansfield
Of Wenham Sermon by Rev. Joshua Bates,
D. d. of Dudley, The father ofthe candidate,
from Cor. L: 81. "For after that in the
wisdom Of God The world by wisdom knew
not God; it pleased God by the foolishness of
preaching TO save them that believe" Or
daining Prayer by Rev. B. Wood of Upton ::
Charge 10 the Pastor by Rev. E. Burgess
ID. ID. of Dedham; Right Hand of Fellow
ship by Rev. L. F. Clark of WhitinsvilIe.
(Northbridge;) Charge 10 the People by
Rev. II. Bardwell of Oxford; Concluding
Prayer by Rev. D. Holman; Benediction by
the Pastor.-N e. Puritan
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LUTHER's DWELLING House. The King
OF Prussia has given directions for the pur-
chase of the houses ofthe two reformers-
Luther and Melancthon-for the purpose of
converting them into schools. He has also
commanded that the doors of Luther's
dwelling, which the French mad in a great
measure destroyed, should be replaced.
They will he Of metal, richly embellshed
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NEW
TailOr's Shop

J. NEWMAN Tailor respectfully informs the
the public generlly that he has operei shop in
the village OF Shoreham where he intends carry
ing on the tailoring business. From his long ex-
perience and strict attention to his business he
feels confident that he can do his work in as good
and as fashionablea style as it can he done in or
out of the County and as reasonable terms, he
therefore hopes to merit and receive a share
OF public patronage. Cutting done on short no
tice and warranted to fit, particular pains will be
taken in cutting garments leaving his shop to be
made up. JOHN NEWMAN.
Shoreham Nov. 25, 1916. so ZEN
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BRIGHTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nov
| d I91S

Reported for the ". E. Farmer.
At market 1850 Beef Cattle, 525 Stores,
$500 Sheep and Us Swine,
PRIcEs.-Beef Cdttle-Last weeks prices
fully sustained, viz: Extra $500. First
quality S4,5Oa AIS. Second quality $500
S4,24. Third quality S2,75 3,75.
BarrcLing Cattle.-Mess 1925. No. l
1915,
Stores fearlings SIS z; two years old
81 IA; three years old SIS "a.
WOOL. There has been no change in
the Wool market since our las, review-mod-
crate sales are made at the rates current for
the last lew weeks.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

The Semi Annual meeting of the Addison
County Medical Society will be holden at
the Vermont Hotel, Middlebury, on Thurs
day, December 11lh, at o'clock P. M. Ad-
dress by DR.. Bradford, Of yergonnes. A
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commissioners NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Cont for the District Of New
Haven, Commissioners, 10 receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per,
sons against the estate OF
JAMES w. KINSLY
late of Starksboro in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto: And six months from fiIe
18th day of November 1915 being allowed bv
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend 10 the
business Of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house Of John c. Pierce in Starks-
bOro on the first Saturdays of January and
May next from niuc clock, A. NJ. until four
O'Clock, p. VI. on each cf said days.
NJ M A. f. F%per cynn.i..iosas.
d. Knight y:
Dated at MOnkion. this 18th day n, VEN
Der 1916. 80.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the DISTRICT of Ad, sou,
Commissioners. 10 receive, examine az nd
Just all claims and demands ofafl persons a.
gainsi the estate Of SAMUEL BAND late
Of Shoreham in said District, deceased. rep
resented insolveni, and also all cliinS and
demands exhibited in offset thereto: And
six months from the l2rh day Of Nov. 1885
being allowed by said Cont for thu; purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to business " our said itp. oinf-
ment at the dwelling Of Ih, Eliza Hard isr
Shoreham on the first Friday IN Jannary
and third wednesday in May fs!6 FROM 8 ~
clock, A NJ. until four O'Clock p NJ on each
Of said days.
Leirfs H,tm lComn;..;oror.
Marin North. { '''''''''' sio'''rf'-
Dated at ShereliuIn this 18th dcy of f ov..
1915. 70
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NE w GOODS.
A Larger stock than ever before offered
FROST'S LANDING.
Consisting of
Cut and Mil Sdrrs,
Cut and Wrought Nails,
Iron, Steel Horse Shoes and so forth,
Fish, Salt and Nora Scotia Plaster.
A general stock of
Harduare, Croekery, Glass ,rare 5. Mirrors
All kinds of
Family Groceries. (No Liqnors.)
Capes, BOas and MufS-best quality.
A better stock of
DRY GODS
than can be found in this vicinity, consisting
of articles adapted 10 the season.
BroadcLoths from 10 dollars per yard.
Boots and ShOeS-larse and small.
Mems and Boys, and Uomen's Shoes and
BooteeS.
Long-leg'd- Fisherman's- Waterproof
BootS--for snow wading;
" All for sale low-Cash not refused
Will receive in exchange for Goods, Cash,
Butter, Beans, Pork, Dried Apples, Wheat.
Feathers, Oats, Bees-wax, and Rye. In short
any thing that holds skin and bones together.
[ We pay cash, OF sell them goods at rate to
make the pay better.)
FROST g. RIDER.
Bridport, Nov. 10, 1915. 30;tf
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE.

ALL kindSof merchandise now opening at the
Cornwall Cheap Stole, adapted to all ages and
conditions, such as Groceries, Hard Ware,
Crockery, Otter, Shetland, Fine Seal, MuskraI,
and Fur Trimmed Caps, SheeIing, Over Coat
ingS, Tailor'S Trimmings, &c. &c. which will be
sold chap, oieePcrn eseapeStw
p. W. COLLINS.
Oct. D. 1915
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NOTICE.

There will be Il meeting ofthe Stockhold-
ers of The Middlebury Manufacturing Com
pany, at the Vermont Hotel, on the 81 We'd
nesday OF Dec. inst. at one O'Clock p. NJ.
KENT WRIGHT, Clerk.
Middlebury, Dec. 2, 1915.
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Arrival No 9

Having just returned from market with large
assortment Of fashionable winter Goods making
with our previous supply one of the best Stock 10
select from in this vicinity to which we invite our
customers and friends to call and examine as we
can xviii sell at prices nearer what the purchaser
may ask than can be found, all we ask is TO have
those wishing TO purchase call and look for them
selves. A. B. & r. NJ. CHAPMAN.
Bridport Nov. 9th 1915 30
n: b. The highest prices paid for all kinds OF
Produce, Lumber, Shingles &c
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Nj a rrie d,

In Huntington, by Rev. w. S. Hurlhur.
Mr. Stillman White 10 Miss Mandana Lamb.
both of New Haven.
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STOW Bis !

THIH r. subscriber has now on hand aud for
4 sale, greater variety of Stoves Than
he has ever had before. 10 addition TO all
the most approved Patterns which are man
ulaciured ~ this region, he has several new
Patterns both of Cooking and Parlor Stoves
from Albany and Troy, which have never
before been offered in this market, and in
regard to prices, he does not intend to be
undersolG unless others see fit to sell less
than cost. Also. as usual, stove Pipe aud
furniture ofall descriptions. Also. Hollow
Ware, and an extensive assortment of Tin
Ware Of better quality than can be found
in the State Of Vermoni, he challenges com
petition with any.
Also, CaIdron Kettles, and Tabor's Pre-
MUM Plough>, al which will he sod lower
than ever. The public are invited to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
A. WILCOX
Middlebury. Oct 20, ISIS. %
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GROCERIES Hc
TAKE NOTICE GENTLEMEN

That Broad Cloths, CaSsimcres, VeSiings.
Gloves, SaSpenderS, BuckSsin Mutens, Worstcd
Belts, Canton FlannelS- CIavais, Velveis, Blan-
ketS, WorSied SergeS, Padding, Canvass; silk,
Twist, B.gtcns, DriiIings, Pat. Thread, &c, can
be obtained cheap Of
z. BECKWITH 6 Go.
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general attendance of the members, Medical
Students, and Of regular prac,itions is soIici.
ted. S..P. LATHROP. Sec.
Middebury, Nov. 20 1S45.
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Stray Cattle.

Broke into the Enclosure Of the subscriber
about the first Of September three yearling
heiiers and one yearling steer, two of them
red, one brindle and the other mostly white.
The owner is requested to call prove property
pay charges and them away
WARREN Ii. DEWEY.
Salisbury Nov. 18th 1915. 80 3w.
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Y Ar NILS H E S.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale large
" lot Of Namishcs from the celebrated manuf.c-
tory oil Daniel Price & Co. Newark, N. J. COM
prising Coach-Furniture- Driving &c
Also complete assortment of Points, consisting
OF White and Red Lead-FIench and Chrome
YellJw-PaTis and Chrome Grcer-Venetian
Red-Liihargc Terradesima-1'ukey Umbcr-
Eidy's patent Black-PruSSian Blue-Chincsc
Vernilion. Likewise, Linseed Oil-Sp. Tur-
peniine, Lampblack, Paint and Vanish Brushes
Pencil Brushes, Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, Per-
cusSIan CapS-Dye StuffS Of all kinds and colors
&c &c. for sale low for Cash down. hy
q. w. PARMELEE.
Bristol, Nov /, 1915 s7If
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Oct. %, 1915.
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing uuder the
finn of Needham, and Dentists this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent All persons having unset
tied accounts with said firm are requested TO set
tie the sSme forthwith with Levi Needham, who
is authorized to settle the same.
LEVI NEEDHAM
ALLEN DENNIS.
East Middlebury nor. 18th 1875. 293m.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS; NOTICE.

COMMISSIONER ;NOTICE.
We TIC subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate court fol theDiStrict Of Ntp havoL c. n
missionerS, to receive, e7einine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estate Of
ISAAC ATWOOD,
late of NewHaven in said District deceasedand,
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto And months from the Goth day Of
Sept 1915, being allowed by said Cont for
atpurpoSe. We do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our sad c-
pointment, at thedwellipg house of the deceased
in New Havn on the first Thursdays il. Janul-
~ and March next from nine o'clock, AIM
until four oclockP NJ. on each of SAID days
Ira Gi6ord,l
Unr. Nash, Comm
Amos MGiike,cs.
Dated al NeS Haven, this 5th day of NoEsr1-
Der, 1915. %
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NOTICE.

The Freemer of Addison county, who es
TEEN II desirable to appoint Commissioners
the following winter, who will grant licences
to sell intoxicating liquors to be used as
provided in the Statute for medical, chemi-
cal, ard manufacturing purposes and not fol
beverage, are requested TO meet, in the
TOWN ROOM in Middlebury, on Wednes-
day the 10Th day of December next, at one
O'Clock P. nj, 10 m axe nomination for Com
missioners. and to adopt such measurers as
may be considered important to secure their
election. Nov. %, lS45.
iona. A. Allen, s. G. Coe,
James NJ, Slade, S. w. Magill,
Thomas w. Pearson Anon Wilcox,
William Flower It. A. Merrill,
Il. Beckwith, ]. F. Eldridge,
Washington Cook, S.Pearl Lathrop,
Eph. Markham. Justus Cobb.
III. F. Leavitt, S. Stoddard,
Saml. Morgan, A. ID. Low,
Martin Cowles. J. X. Seaver,
Dana Lamb, p. Starr,
Alexander C. Twining Henry Parmelee,
Phillip BattelI, Jonas Turner,
A. p. Beman, Aaron Angler,
L. II. Leavitt, Jason Davenport.
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Vergennes. Oct, Is. 1915.
LADIES. REMEMBER,

That Cashmercs, NJ. De LANES, Rept De
LANES, Chusans, Alpaccas. plain and figured,
Cords, Gimps, fnngeS, velvetS, ribbons, hat nib
bons, Silk girdles, cords and tassels, worsted
boas cravatS, fancy velvets, gloves, spiral cord,
quilted borders, bonnet silks, carpet bags, cali
Goes, muslinS, cloth buskinS, CATERS, slips walk
ing shoes, shawlS, &c. &c, you car buy of the
subscribers cheaper than of any one else in this
vicinity. z. BECKWITH & Co.
Oct 1911
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UHE subscriber is now receiving large and
L well selected assortment of DRUGS and
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFFS, GLASS, PUTTY, &c Likwise
choice assortment of STAPLE GROCERIES,
and agent for the sale of most of the Patent Med
icines sold in the State.
The subscriber having heretofore done bust
ness on the cash and pay-down system, and hav-
ing closely observed the operation of Such sys-
tenn, has arrived at the conclusion that il is the
lar better way" both for seller and purchaser,
he would therefore say 10 his friends and custom
erS and The public, that he will sell the above, to-
gelher with great variety Of articles not named
Tor Cash, at very small advance from cost and
charges; Also FOR sale ThompsJn's patent Trus-
seS. The subscriber is also agent for the sale of
DR.. BanninsS celebrated Patent Lace.
GEO. w. PARMELEE.
Bristol, Oct 9, 1915 Off
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i e d.

In This town, on the Goth ult, Of consumr-
ton, Mr.. Otis Barnaby, aged about 90 years
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DECEIVED BY APPEARANCES.

Some years since, a merchant on Long
Wharf advertised for Spanish milled dollars.
The premium was high. A Roxbury farm
er who came in town for manure, and who
took pride in appearing like poor man, with
a shovel on his shoulder, called at the coun-
ting room of the man, and asked him if he
wanted silver collars.
Eyes" replied the merchant; have you
got any?"
"Not with me-" said the farmer, "but
think have few at home. What do you
give 2"
-Four per cent" said the merchant, and
added. Il will give you seren for all you will
bring mel
"Well," said the man. ri should like TO
have you clap down on paper how much you
give, and the number Of your shop, or shall
be puzzled TO find it'
Yes" said The merchant, "that | will do;
what is your namc2'
Edward Sumner" said he.
The merchant then wrote as follows, and
gave it 10 him:
edward Sumner, OF Roxbury, says that
he thinks that he has some Spanish dollars at
home. but don't know. | hereby agree TO
pay him seven per cent. premium for all such
dollars as he may produce.
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''If find any," said the cartman, ''l'll call
with them Tomorrow morning al 9 o'clock /;
if ! don't you won't see me-"
The appearance of the man satisfied the
merchant that his dollars would be scarce
At nine o'clock the next day, however the
man appeared, ami stocking full alter stock
ing full was carried up and emplied on the
table, until screen thousand was counted
The merchant, somewhat FESTIVE, but honor
ably caught, took the silver. gave check for
the amount, with seven per cent added: pleas
antly remarking:
al did not really suppose, from your ap-
pcarance, that you could have more than half
a dozen dollars"
Mr.. Sumner took up his check, and replied
in his own peculiarly emphatic style:
"Sir, I'll tell you a truth, which man in
your standing ought 10 know, and it is this
Appearances oftentimes deceire us!'
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NASH PAID FOR PORK, by
" A 3. s. z. NJ. CHAPMAN.
NEW GOODS,

P. w. COLLINS is this day receiving a large
lot of Fall and Winter Goods, which will be sold
lower than goods can possibly be soldbought pre-
vouS to the tenth of the present month"; there hay
ing been a great knocking down in prices, espec-
tally in all kinds of fancy goods, since the above
mentioned date.
Cornwall, Oct %, 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

The New Orleans Bee of the llth has the follow
ing scrap of information from Texas:
By the arrival Of the Texan steamship McKtr we
have received tiles Of Texas papers to the 9Th inst
there is. however. nothing Of importance in them OF
the proceedings Of the Convention we can learn but
'te from the papers have received the only notice
being the reports of the special committeesone on
Finance and the other on Education.
The Mcklm reports the arrival at Galveston on the It'll
inst of the sloop Olive Branch from Corpus Christi
hch vessel reports the United States revenue cutter
Woodbury. at Port Csvalo awaiting the arrival OF Maj
Donaldson when she would proceed 20 ewOrleans.-
The United States troops were on ST. Josephs Island.
The Dayton len Galveston on the 9th. under
charter Corpus Christi TO convey the troops to the
main land The United States ship 81 Mays arrived at
Galveston on the eth inst
The Tropic gives some additional items as fol.
lows:
The Texas State Paper OF the 29th ult. has the
following paragraph which We give for what is worth
Il seems To be ascertained beyond a reasonable
doubt that the National debt Of Texas does exceed
. = millions of dollars II and will be paid in any
event Texas will suffer the plague spot of repu
diaiiOn to iasten itself upon her escutcheon.'
The latest dates from Austin the 18th ult There
l. but little of interest from the Convention. The ratio
representation constituted the chief difficulty IN that
body The Convention has taken up the bill Of rights
and settled its provisions They have been extracted
chiefly from the Constitutions OF other states. There
animated discussion the provision that relates
90 the liberty Of the press.
The provisions relative to the Executive Department
a. adopted. require that Governor and Lieutenant
Governor shall DE elected in four years Secretary
be appointed by the Governor aud confirmed
by the Senate, Treasurer and Comptroller 10 be cho-
bennaly by joint ballot. Two thirds are required
20 pass bill over the veto There was protracted
discussion 10 the mode Of appointment, OF Secretary
of state Treasurer and Comptroller; many contendng
that the people should elect all officers. The majority
did not think
A struggle made to make the Judges elective,
either by III. people legislature. but the appointment
was finally given % the Governor and Senate
There difference opinion the time OF
organizing a State Government
on the 2ls the word Hatire in the section requiring
that the Governor should be native citizen OF the
[ niied States" stricken out
W T Smith ESQ. American Consul al Hatsgorda, was
washed from his horse and drowned in attempting to
pass the Bayou between Indian Point and Pass Cavao
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Preparation. for War.

correspondent Of the Norfolk Herald writes
from Pensacola July = that the L ; ship Falmouth
sailed on the 18th INST The Potomac, sarsloss and
: brig Lawrence are now unjerwegh tor the Coax o,
Texas and Mexico. The Somers remains until further
orders
The Mon OF Monday says
The Marion. at Boston IS nearly ready The Conxres.
no Norfolk viii De- ready weeks and vii sal for
the Pacific. under Captain stockton Commander Du.
poni goes out IN her special duty.
The Columbia az Nofio.s. and the United Siates At
Boston doth frigatesl Will force be ready
ior the la thirty the other IN forty days needed
The brig Dolphin, at Norfolk Is ready for sea also
the Dale
: to be hoped there viii be no occasion for employ
in any part oihis additional force but II Is due 10 our
commerce To be prepared 10 protect H. The Necessary
orders for the Pacific station forwarded long 40
The Cyane Will be- valuable aid squadron In that
ocean and with the returning kss, India squadron and
the Constitution commerce IN that quarter seems
for the present safe enough.
There Is no doubt that the administration Is taking
every precautionary measure 10 meet any contingency
which may IL Is throwing troops into Texas and
providing and rsions for any additional force which
the Texans may bring 10 our aid. We are collecting
strong squadrons in the Gulf and the Pacific II Mex.
should be mad enough 70 declare war and sttsek
We shall be prepared 10 meet her AT once. The prompt
tude and energy OF government will be felt at every
uliu