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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-13
For tie Herald.
RAILROAD FROM BOSTON To MONT.
REAL

Much has has been said and written on The
subjsci OF the above contemplated Railroad (;
and indeed II Is necessary that much more
should be said and written IN order TO place
the facts before the public
As long ago as the early part n the win
ter OF 1923, the writer Of this article, from
the direction Of the Fltchburg road, from
Boston, which was then Just decided TO be
buIlt, and from the peculiar openings, and
gradual ascent and descent in the hills and
mountains between Fnchbnrg and Burllng
ton felt very confident that Mt no distant
day, the FItchbu'g road would be extended
TO Burlington and Montreal via keene and
Rutland. Recen, expensive and accurate
survevs have demonstrated the ldct, that Tie
route Il most favorable IN every polut Of view
IL Is by twenty miles the shOues,-can be
built Tor $500 900 less and would accomo-
datea greater extent OF country Than any n
val route Natu,e herself, has marked out
thus route by notes s bounds not 10 he mlsun-
derst0od Mountain are sire"n 1tidc, and
an easy anh regular grade Is already formed
II needs but the energy, The enterprise and
perseverance, of the people Of New England
and Northern New York TO Toe aroused 10 the
Importance OF uHmedldie Gcion, 10 secure
success
That railroad communication between
Boston ami Montreal will eIe long be opened
there Is not the shadow Of = doubt that The
southern OF Rutland anj keenel route vii
be selected, depends wholly on the people
Reading m the va .ey OF Ouer Creek.
Even we're distances the same, the great
depth of saow GA the northern route would
iDtm q banner .ol eas.y overcome, and ma
fact alone. 70 = nothing of additional trsreI
and freight on tar west side OF The mountain
would naturally settle the question IN favor
OF the route wa Rutland.
Vet, Notwithstanding Nature has placed ~
III favorable position, we need not eEP-e
10 see the Iron Horss pass through our val
hes drinking wafer SA5 vomiting fire creep
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Corrcspondenoe o(he Courier and Enquirer.
WAsnInoroS, Wednesday night, March 8
The Senate met in Executive session to.
day rnd confirmed the following named
gentlemen, nominated by Mr. Polk as mem
bcrs OF his cabinet, VIZ MIR Buchanan
Secretary Of State Mr. Walker, Secretary
ofthe Treasury Mr. Marcy, Secretary Of
War; Mr. Mason, Attorney General and
Mr. Cave johnson Post. Master General.
Mr. Bancroft WIS nominated rs Secretary
Of the Navy, Lu action on his nomination
WINS postponed I'll Tomorrow, when he will
in oil probability, be also confirmed Hi,
appointment has been very strenuousy op
posed by the Northern Democracy, for
what reason special to themselves, | know
not bu, with the party at large there Is a
very genera impression that he has not Tho
qualifications necessary 'or TINT station.
This Cabinet is not strong one, Blu
chairman is the ablest man among them
and Cave johnson is the least so. Tn,
others will fall between these two extreme.
and with them will form an average OF n
bllny much below any cabinet that | cal
now call TO mind. Cave Johnson will b,
crca, in small things, and will, unless hi
new position shall change his nature, b.
hard and unjust towards contractors nm
rronigate in the exercise Of the polilIca
power at his command, think he wi
materially reduce the expenditures Of tn
Depa rtmcn,, but in a manner think t
make it unpopular His is n subordlnal
mind better fucd TO the j tails Of a burear
than to be placed at the head Of Depart
ment
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Az Z IN. Au',,riltr, trirs arrmu,ed I

NJ T. the su'scrilers trirs appointed
w the Hon Probate Court for the the dis.
iuc, Of Rutland. commissioned 10 receive,
eIrmne and sdJuS, all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of
iuHhn l.. B,nSon tote Of MounfhoiV,
in said district deceased, represented insol'
vent, and also all claims and demands ellib
lied m offset thereto; and ak months ftou
the 9th day ot February last. being allow
ed by said Court FOR that purpose, We do
therefore hereby give notice that~e will at
lend 10 tho business ~ oar said appointmeh
at A. Coles office In Mouniholly 90 the 3r,
Wednesdays of May aud July next, from 8
O'Clock TN. until I o'clock p. IN on each O
said days.
j6sIiHA f n%RIYFX'vr. commi'''".
MJun,hoily, March :, i7i5 II
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STATE OF VERMONT,t re itremem.
Dls,r,c, Of Rutland, IS - bcred that
al u special probate Cour, held at Rutland
within and (or SAID district, On the 4Ih day
Of March, isii,
Whereas Isaac c. Reynolds, William Gil
more and Truman Moulhrop, Selectmen for
the town Of Rutland, Aforesaid, have this day
fled their petition in said court, representing
that John Smith, alias John Laudon, late I"
said Rutland, deceased, died interstate. seized
or possessed Of certain personal estate IN this
State, as appears 10y the files and records o
said court, having no heir who 10y law Is ca
pablo oflnheritlng said estate. requesting that
an inausiliun may be had IN the premises
that ali SAID estate, after the payment OF all
lust debts and charges may escheat and he
assigned Toy decree OF said couIL 10 said
Town Of ROLAND;
Therefore, 1t is ordered and decrced by
said court that said application be referred
for hearing and decision 10 the lst Monday
being the 81 tay of November next, and that
a cnpy Of tins order be Published sii
week, successfully in the Rutland Herald. a
newspaper printed 81 said Rutland The last o
which publications to he al leas, sir months
prevlous to the time appointed by said cour
for taking said inquisiliOn, that all persons
having claim to the premises may appear
and he heard before said court.
A true copy ~ tecnid.
lll6 HENRY HALL, Register
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sTATr OF YERMONr;luE II RENE

> l. VT bhhON w ~ Irihe"-
District Of Rutland, SIS. I ID bered that
NJ a special Probate Court held at Rutland,
wl,h,1 and fnr said district, on the ON Gay
Of March, 1915.
Present, Wm. Hall, Judge
Calvin TarbIey administrator OF the estate
Of Edmond Tarbe, late Of Mount Holly IN
said dls,nct, deceased, intestaie, proposing
to render an account Of has SAID admInls'ls-
non,
II Is ordered that sad account he rs'erred
Tor examination aud allowance To- hs hfsi
Monday being the 7lh day OF AprIi next, and
that copy OF this order be published Mfee
weeks successiveiY, previous thereto IN The
Rutland Herald newspaper pIlnied at hu'-
land, ihs, all persons Interested NAV appear
and OBJECT TO the same If they see cause.
\ true copy Of record.
II HENRY HALL, Register.
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STATE or NEkNoNrtRE ii Iemem
DI.lrici Of FaLrhaven. S. ID heted MAJ A

STATE OF NEkMONr,t DE 1t remem-
Dlslnc, Of Falrhaven, SIS. { ID bered that at
probate c"url holden al Casil,iOn, within
and Tor said dlslrlc, on the 9Th DAY OF Feb.
lriJ.
Present. A. Warner, Judge
Sally Francis one Of the egaters TO the es-
tate OF Timothy llebhsrd formerly Of Dwell
in sald District deceased having made appli-
ration to said court for PARTITION and dl.irbu-
ton Of the eiare Of sand deccaScd among the
hers Of tie same, according to the last will
and testament ufIhe sid deceased.
1t Is therefore Hrdcred los sad count ~
lhe hearing of sid sprlrWpu he 'ta 500.
office go a-ufluu ~ s,II Dl,lrri an the 20ih
DAY 81 March, 1873 md uat notice Thereof
Ne given 10 III persons lnlerc-..d, 10y publ
cauon of this order three week, successive
~ previous to SAID heating, ~ tho Rh,lsnd
Herald newspaper printed al Rutland.
true copy of record
9 b. + LAAGDON. Regtsf
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III f. the subscribers being appointed by the
W Probate court tlr ihe>di>,rict of Falrhayen
commissioners To receive examine, and nj
lusr all claims aud demands of all persons
against the estate 81
Samuel 8. CnrchW late ofHuj5arion.
in said district deceased, Represented insol.
vent, and also all claims and demands exhib-
lied in Offset thereto and months from
the l,ih day Of February, inst being allowed
10y SAID court for tha, purpose, wc do there
fore Hereby give notice that wo will attend
y the business ofour said appointment, al tho
a,e residence Of tho decreased. in Hubbard
ton on the 2gih day of April, and the 81 day
Of June, next. from 10 o'clock A. NJ until
S O'Clock p. NJ oneach Of said days.
JAMES FLAGG, D.
J0SA r, PULLtRD,} c"mm"
Huh adlon, Fcb. ~, 1915. 10
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Castlelon, Feb. %, lsi5
ALSO
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

I'HE subscriber offers for sale the iArn
on which he lives, situated n orwell a.
boot . l-2 miles southeast~ard from The cen
ire Of the town, containing about ITO acres
Of land. said farm has on It. good buildings
two good sugar orchards plenty OF ifui' Trees
:, well ~stered and Is we'll adapted to keep
ING stock OF raising gram Also seventy
ores Of land lying aooo, halIs mile rom the
above described farm 40 acres Of which Is IN
der Improvement, well wS,ersd aad 10 svi'a-
able for grazing aud Village. The remain
Ger i. coy.fe d With wood and valuable um
Der. such as pine, hemioek, OAK ana "sh -
Said lots will he sold very renewable i"geib-
ef or separate 70 sun purchasers for Tor
ih.t particulars, enquire ol the soOseiI
Der on ,hs premises. .,o,cr nm,
Orwell, Feb. So i5i3 ~
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STATE Of Vermont RE l,remembered
Dlslllcl of Rutland, IS. I ID that \, a probate

STATE Of Vermont RE aforementioned
DisuIel OF Ru,land, S. { ID that At probate
court holden at Rutland within and for said
district on the Ilih day Of March isi5
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Whereas, Charity Gov and Mafnn II Coy,
administrators ol the estate ni Reuben Coy
late Of Midde,own, IN said district, deceased
in,csiate have this day made application To
said court IN writing representing that the
personal estate OF said deceased is INSULT.
Gent to pay the debts and expenses Of ad-
mnlstra,on by aboun, the sum Of two thou.
sand dollars, and praying said court to gran,
them license to- sell so much Of the real es-
tate Of said deceased, as wlll-rslse the sum
aforesaid - said real estate being invcnlorled
be loIe the assignment Of the widows dover
as $50 acres OF land hy estimation situated
IN said Niddetown. Therefore
1t Is ordered and dccrced by said cour'
that said application he referred fut hearing
and decision to the first Monday being the
eth dav OF April next, and thata copy OF this
order be published three weeks successivel,
previous thereto in tho Rutland Herald
newspaper printed at Rutland. that all per
sons interested may appear aud give bonds
for the payment OF SAID debts, legaCies al,
eNpen-es.or otherwise object 10 tie. same !
they see cause
A true copy Of record II
HENRY HALL Register.
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DIED

In New Haven. VI on the the Goth ul,,
Lucinda, younges, daughter OF William and
Abigail Curlis. aged % years.
In Whiting on the 9Th ult OF painful and
lingering illness Of 5 yeais Sarah Oimsbee
aged &c
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EJlILEc

HAVING come To the conclusion to set
Il Il tie up his affairs and leave town the
present spuog, urgently soiIcis oil those hay-
ing unsettled accounts with The late firm Of
G.. 4 A. BuLLARD, 10 call and adjust the
same.
lie would also say 10 those having unset.
lied accounts with himself, that Trey would
very much oblige him 10y sdJpAlioq the same
either 10y dueb.lls ot Otherwise Those WIN
have demands agsisi sigber the Grm payable
IN goods ~ill Of course call. While he re-
MANS in lo-n he will sell goods for ready
pay 20 avoid mo'lng) at about tie whole.
sale prlce.
Those who are vi hing for rood rems Ia
bly, cheap will do wei 70 call before II d. too
lsN. 10
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NrATE OF VERMONr,tRE II rcmer

STATE OF VERMONI,t RE 1t remem-
Dl,trIc, Of Rutland, s.. - bered tina,
at a specin probate court held at Ru,lahd,
WITHIN and tor said district, on the 10Th day
OF March, lsIJ,
PGcsen, Wm Hall, Judge.
An instrument IN wutlng supporting To be
the last vii and testament OF Israel Brewster,
late Of plusfurd In said district. deceased,
having been presented to said .cour, for pro-
bate 10y John Barnes, the executor therein
named;
1t is ordered that said will 10 referred
for probate and allowance to the FIRST
Monday being the 7th day Of April next,
and that n copy Of this order DE published
three weeks excessively, previous thereto,
10 the RuiiAud Herald, newspaper printed
a, Rurlsnd, iha, all persons interested may
appear aud object to the same If they ,'ee
cause. A true copy Of Record,
IL HENRY HALL, Register.
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STATE OF ERMONT.
Rutland, IS
SAMUEL s. CHuRCHEII.1 In T.

:" nv f'h = vi o"O'hh'' IN -
LYMAN sELLECK Tenn, Is
" IiEREAS, Samuel f. Chutchell of
liubbardton, IN the County OF kp'land
Aforesaid, has commenced his action 30 court
here agains, Iuman Selock Of the S,3'r o
Illinois in plea of>Dcbi on judgement Tor
the sum nf Gl02,60 damages and &lO,Is
costs Of suit and The said Luman Sellrck
beng absent from this state and not having
been notified ol tie pendency Of ihls suit
1t Is ordered that the substance Of Tho
rlaintIn 'sdcClafllinn, with this order be pub
lshed IN the Rutland Herald, n newspaper
printed at Rutland In said county three weeks
successfully, the last OF which shall 10 Of
least twenty days previous To the neIt term
of this cont, 10 hc held al Rutland aforesaid
on ,be 2nd TUESDAY Of AprE A D.. 1915,
which shall be sufficient notice to the defend.
ant to appear and answer thereto. And day
thereof - given, &c.
ISAAC +. WRIGHT. Any. Tor Pin.
Q T. w. HOPKINS. Clerk.
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" J. tho subscribers, being sppostr
w The Hon. the Probate Couu iof
net Of Fslthsvea. commissioner 20 ..
examine and adJusi all claims and ...
OF all pcrS1ns against the estate Of
Samuel Taylor late o( pau'i
m sad distinct, deceased. Irpreseiied
vent. AID also all claims and demands
TED IA Offset lheIetS and months iron
is' cav Of Jan., 1913, being sllouea ny ssis
court Tor that purpose, we do therefor hee
BY give nOlice thst we will auend a. she IN.
siness Of our SAID appointment al ne Sel
hug house Of Dance r. Tsylor 40 Paw
o. on the last wednesday "a ssy and
June mex, from one until five O'Clock o. o.
on each Of sad dave.
J RANDALL, b~
T. 5. sOULLARn, Cow"
Pawlel. Feb. II. ls43 'si
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Correspondence Of The y Y Tribune
WAsHIsOTos, March 5,h Midnight
From wis, can hear Ihls Evening. I
'hnk Mr. Bancroft will be confirmed 10.
NOR row, though some Of the Woodbury.
al! Cali oun clique. will hnd hard to
,aaliow The CAblne will then b. con.
PIE
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Notice.

NOUNDby The sobssvitss IN Pirsford
II near the town hoU-s on the tih Of March
INST. l,.ent, dollars "a bsSs Gils-ihs OWL
er 10 rseus.,ed 10 prove propsny, pay char
re. and receive SAID psopsfV
AARON \. LOYELAND
Pm.Gord, March s, IIto, IL
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MARRIED.

On the Goth ulr by Rev. w. Griffin, Mr..
Almon Powell TO Miss Eliza \. l3ee6e both
Of Chlltenden.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives notice that
i be has this day gold 10 hiS sons SHa, h
and Thomas T. Baird the remaining time Of
iholr minority and that he'~ill hereafter
claim none Of their wages nor pay any deois
Of their contIaciing DAVID BAIRD.
t'butendon. Feb o6 1855 % II
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FARM FOR SALE,

THE Farm lately owned by Holmes Bes-
i scy deceased containing Go acres, one
lniLe and half east Of CaStleion village on
die main road 10 Rutland suitably divided
into pasture, meadow. wood and ploughlnR
land. well watered with an excellent hui'
and sugar orchard, dwelling house barn and
other oui houses Possession given einmedi-
ately Also the new OrIck dwelling house d
DOT In C5sllelou Village where NOW RESIDE
CT .4rhp. par. .u'ts orC'..' ~ he 'rh'.1
BET. y Nph u VIZ
E,stlrinn Eeh OF lRIl Q
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| 10 II F.LANGDoN, Register.
SLATE or vERMnNT.l IlEn rcmrm.

= Al T. Of ERNpNI Rt ~ fcmrm'
District Of Ru,and. So - tered thai
nj special probate court held al Rutland
within and for said dis,tr' on the gath ia,
OF January, lei5.
Present. Wm Hall, lodge,
Whereas Dinirlrubbs administrator With
IN this state ul tho estate Of Amos 7. Camp
bell late Of Nesslna, in the County nj -
and state Of New York, deceased ia,es.
tate has made application 10 said court in
writing representing that 1t would I've benc.
huai to ih- heirs and all persons interested
IN isaid estate to sell all the real estate ol
said deceased within THIS state. except til G
widows dover including the revetsion there.
oi-Ssid zeal estate being inveblotied as one
lot at Chlppenhouk, one lot at Clarendon
Springs, one lot tina, WIN Harrington now
lives on--and the guardian OF tie only heir
OF said deceased IN this STATE having filed
her assent thereto 10 writing Therefore,
/ 1t is ordered by said court that SAID appl
cation be referred for hearing and decision to
the lst Monday, being the 9Th day Of April
next aud that copy o. this order he pub
/ hshcd three weeks successfully previous
! thereto IN the Rutland Herald that all per
sons NAV appear and object to the granting
of SAID license, II they see cause.
A true copy OF record.
10 HENRY HALL. Register.
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NE iheSubscflbeIs being appointed Ivy tho
w Hon Probate court luI the district OF
Faithaven, commissioners to receive EXAM
inc and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against tho estate of
Hoimo Bss'ey late NJ Ca,il,fon
In said district, drcea.rd, and also all claim.
and demands exhibited ~ Offset therrio and
six months from The 9th day Of tsb. Isi5
being allowed nv SAID cour, for that puI.
pose we DO therefore hereby give nolice that
We will attend 10 The business Of our said sp.
ointment az the dwelling house Of Name.
Bes-cy, IN Caslrton, on tho Bid Thursday
81 N1rch, and the first Tuesday ~ August
re"' from | o'clock, until O'Clock p. IN
on each of sad DAYS
DAVID KELLY.
Crf,'S .rI. rpo~c COMM,
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STATE OF vERMONT,1 REnier

p.,c' tot of Ru,land IS. be, 'S" 'Sai
a, a special probate court held a, Rutland
within and for said district, on the 18Th day
OF January, 1874.
Present. WIN. Hall. lodge.
Jazor Smith administrator OF the es-
tate of A7ubah Haw klns late'oi Wallingfprd,
in said district deceased. interstate, proposing
To render an account OF his said admlnlsira.
tion;
It is ordered that said accoun, be referred
Tor examination and allowance To the first
Monday, beIcg the 9Th day Of April next
aud that a copy of this order be published in
the Rutland llrra'l, new spaper prinlcd at
Rutland. three weeks successfully, previous
''.tr.n dr. ~ u.Isn"s interested may APP
pear and OBJECT to l,Ie same Il they see cause
a true copy OF record,
10 HENRY HALL. Register
STATE or NERMONT,i f. it rrmcm.
D,strc, Of Rutland, SIS. ID bcred tina,
a, a special probate court held al Rutland
within aud fur said district on the lllh Of
February, lSi5.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Holden Stafford. administrator de bonis
mon of the estate OF Joseph Bull, late oil
Dandy, IN said district deceased, iutes'a,e
proposing to render an account Of his adj
minisirallun ni said estate,
1t is ordered that said account be re
lerred for examination and allowance t.
! the LIST Monday being the 1th day Of Apr
nexi,and that "A copy OF this order be publIsheC
three weeks successfully, previous iheteiS
in the Ruiandllerald, a newspaper printed a
Rutland, that all persons interested may ap
pear and object To the same II they see cause
A true copy Of record,
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
SLATE ofVermont IDE It remembered
Di,rrlc, Of Rutland, IS { ID that at Probate
Court holden at Rutland within and for said
district on the l9'h day Of Feb. 1915.
Pteseu, Vim. Hall Judge
| Whereas Samuel NJ Edgeron guardian
/ Of Hannah NJ Rising minor Of Wallngiorc
/ in said district, has made application to sal,
! court representing that the sale Of all Tho
/ real estate OF his said ward would be cOndu.
/ clSe TO the interest of his said ward; S1id
/ real estate consisting OF one Undivided fourth
/ part Of the real estate Of Samuel Engtam
late Of said Walliugiord, deceased, testate
+ inv rntoried as the home farm OF about 0C
acres and one piece of land in Tinmouh %
/ ID acres with the bulldogs thereon, subject
! to the life estate OF the willow Of said En-
/ gram, and therefore praying said court tC
/ grant him license to sell the same
Therefore, 1t is ordered by said court
/ ,ha, said application be referred III
hearing and decision tn the let Monday
being abe .ih day Of April. aud that cop,
of this orde be published three weeks sue
cessively previous thereto in the Rutlan,
/ Herald, that all persons Interested may sp
/ - III al, Al
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STATE Of NLRMONrtRE IT rcmcm-
D,s,r,c, al fsuhs,-n. 50 - bet-d ,ha,
Al . probate court holden al CsstlcIon IN
md lot said dislnc,, on the 2rth dsy Of
February, letb.
Present, A. Warner. Judge
Rec Weeks. administrator ol The estate
" sylvester Goodr,ch. lat, 81 rs~let IN SAID
district. deces.cd. proposing 10 render a.
account ~ 1T. administration OF sad estate.
II ~ ordered that said sccoun, I've received
and examined for allowance on The his
"Wednesday IN Aprn next =, the probate OF
6rc IN CAstjc,on, and that this order be pub
! Iishcd three week. succesivelyrtovinus there
to- in the ROLAND Herald a newspaper pt'n,
ed at Ru,lsnd, which shall be Sufficient no
lice to all persons Interested OF the tine an
place Of examining said account,
a tue copy OF Record.
10 " Z. IANGDON, Register.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-14
HO FOR PATAGONIA.

One Of the editors of the Nation
al Intelligencer, writing from New
York, under date of May 28th, thus
calls the attention ofthe Government
to the Patagonia speculation:
. In the Journal of Commerce Of
the Gath, you, have perhaps noticed
an interesting account of a visit to
Paraguay. There is a single passage
TO which it may be well TO invite the
attention Of the government. "Presi.
dent Lopez" says the writer, "has
never been out Of Paraguay, but has
a very good knowledge of our coun-
try and its institutions and products,
which he spoke Of with much enthu.
siasm, and of the desire he had to see
an agent Of our country at Asuncion,
and ofhis wish that the United States
Government would recognize its in.
dependence. We parted from his
excellency very much delighted with
our visit, and with the parting re.
mark, that citizens OF the u. States
would always be welcome in Para
quay" 1t is also stated in this let
ter, that a boat drawing about four
feet water could ascend the Palco-
mayo and Vermijo rivers to the GEN.
tire OF the richest part Of Bolivia, and
Democratic banner., 1845-06-14

A treaty is about to te made with
III. Po,tawatamics for Inc purpose oi
removing ,ha, tribe soy.h "f the Mo,
liver. The Iowa. and Oi,oas are at
Council BiuiIs, having been driven ! n
bv the Paanees, who are constantly
plunderiog the weaker tribes. The
and O;;ccs a~e r. presented as
IN a starving condii"n. 1t is now
proposed to make . new treaty with
the Pawnees, SO az to confne them
within p,obct Units, a"d prevent
their iepredarions on others. Sioux
are he GUY Indians whom the Paw
nees lear.