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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

MOVEMENTS OF THE GULF SouAnroN-Dr5EI. AT
PENSACOLA, &c.-One of our correspondents at
Pensacola writing under date of the 3Oth u gives MS
the following intelligence
The squadron, with the exception Of the brig somers,
left here on Monday morning destination Vera Cruz
expecting to be gone seven eight weeks The cap.
tain Of the pleasure boat Alligator from your city while
drawing seine in opposite this place. was seized
by shark and destroyed in sight of his companions
duel came of this morning Santa Rosa-an at
tempt having been made at it yesterday between a
Erenchman and an Italian from Mobile barkeeper
one in the abdomen, the other in the jaw weapons.
small swords" f'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

LAYING rIif CORNER SToNE or 81. JAMES Lufsis.
RAN CHuRcH.-The English Evangelical Lutheran
Church of ST. James, have just commenced building
new house of worship in Mulberry street, between
Grand and Broome The interesting ceremony Of
LAYING the corner stone of the new building took
place Yesterday afternoon about five O'clock
The ceremonies commenced by a prayer
from the Rev. Or Martin, pastor of the church, If
ter which an interesting address was delivered by
the Rev Mr. Miller, of New Jersey. The Reve
reud gentleman glanced al the great doctrines Of
Christianity, and from them took view of the dis
tinctve doctrines Of the Lutheran Church-spoke of
Luther God-ordaned instrument of good TO the
world, and concluded by exhortlng all TO a closer
acquaintance with the faith and practice OF the Lu-
theran Church. This address possessed one merit,
which is too seldom the case on such occasons-it
was short, but 10 the point.
The Rev. Mr. Miller then read the Goth Psalm,
after which Alderman p. w. Engs, President of the
Board OF Trustees, read document 10 be deposited
IN a cavity Of the corner stone. The document gave
history of the rise and progress OF the ST James Lu
lheran Church, stating the great difficulties through
which it had passed, and enjoinlng upon those who
should find il, when the corner stone was removed,
that this ground should be used for other purpose
,han Lutheran Church. This document was signed
BY the trustees and pastor OF the church, and depes
tied in leaden box, with bible and piece Of mo
ney and the box placed n,he cavity Of the corner
stone. The document closed with the memorable
words OF Luther, al the Diet Of Worms.
Here stand cannc, act otheEwsss-t-Si hs1e Tss =
The service appointed for such cocAssoa hy tts
Lutheran church, was read. after whsoA. lte a.
sembage, consisting Ct about $40 persons SAs dis
missed by benedictlon from the Rev - Marils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

ANXIETY OF THE BosToN PEorLE.--It is some sat.
isiacon to learn that the anxiety the Bostonians
Tor the tate Of the Great Britain happily dispeed
by her arrival They heard of her off Nantuck 4
on Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

FLORIDA IN TExAs.-lt is expected that liz
Camanche indians in Texas will make thai new
State a second Florida to this country. AT any rate
we shall have some trouble with those red skins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

AFFAIRS IN TExAs.-lt appears by the news in
another column from Texas, that the Convention for
the drafting State Constitution is rapidly progress s.
ing IN Its labors All will be ready for our next Con
Uress ' - 80 - e NS"i'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

ARRIVAL or a PAcKET.-The splendid packet shi,
Queen of the West, Capt. Woodhouse, arrived yes
ierday from Liverpool She had fine run over III,
Atlantic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

BEACON COURSE, HoBoKEN.--If the weather is M
all favorable, some good sport may be looked Tor in
the way OF trottng and pacing, as the purses post
poned from yesterday will come oil at four o'clock.
IN which are the celebrated Albany mare Fanny
Ellsler, Aggy Down, Peytona, and several other
good ones, among which is Reality the winner .,
he stake last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

MILITARY MOVEMENTS. have been re-
ceivcd from Washington, il IL stated in the Baffimore
Patriot, for Major Wnggold to hold his regiment oil
mounted artillery ready to proceed at moments warn
ing to the South-supposea TO be TO Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

lIEALgn OF THE Cry There were two hundred
and lhiriyfour deaths last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

PEDESTRIAN CHALLENeE.-Wm. Jackson, thc
American Deer, Is out with several challenges. II
they are not accepted he will return TO England in
short time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

no the Public.-Thc Rev. III. Fighter, the
publisher ofhe National Protestant Magazine formerly ed
ted and published by proper TO send 10 his sub
scrbes circular printed the Of that work. contain
ing false aud deamaory statements eliminating Under the
advice OF counsel have caused action be brought
against Mn H. who has been arrested and held bail by the
order OF audge the sum OF $1,000 On the trial Of this
the gent ema viii have opportunity of proving his charges
OF being mnlced such damages fair and honest Jury
Of our fellow citizens may think to award
tmay not be improper state in this connection for the
hene Of subscribers and Of Mr. Rghter who NAV moi
desire be mixed this controversy that all who
may aid In the publication and crcu the libel Grading
aloud viii constitute pubcaon) may be held responsible IN
New York, August H. o. SpARRy
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SINe-SrNe Aup II 1915

Going 10 Camp Meeting-Opening Scenes
This morning, al seven o'clock, took passage on
board of the steamboat Columbus, to attend Camp
Meeting at this place.
We started from New York in the midst of a ter
rlbe shower, which, no doubt, prevented great
many Of the brethren from coming who otherwise
would.
Alter all the passengers got on board, and we
had fairly started the scene the boat was rather
ludicrous. In one place you would see women with
band boxes, bundles and baskets; in another place
were rocking chairs, cots, beds, mattresses, Gall
thoroughly soaked, as matter of course,) and
boxes, coffee pots, frying pans, and every conceiva-
BILE article for culinary purposes, including cooking
stoves, all in most admirable state of confusion, all
of which were on the way, like myself, to the Me-
thodist Camp Meeting, and, rather Think that be-
fore the meeting is over some ofthem WILDE little
the worse for wear.
In addition to the regular passengers, were two or
three hundred enormously large Holsters in a square
bex topped off with several turtles of the swapping
breed, destined to suffer on the occasion. So you
see that the zeal of the brethren does not prevent
them from providing for the comforts of the rner
man.
On the passage we were RECALLED by the Young Me-
thodist men and women on their way to the camp,
who IN spite OF the storm, kept up continual chaunt
from the time we left the dock until our arrival at
more, each carrying on its own business indepen-
dent OF the others, and without regard to what the
others were singing
In the centre were about dozen singers, male and
female, led bytwo young men with solemn visages
and remarkably white cravats, who did quite snug
little business on board the boat, by selling spiritual
songs with the chorusses affixed as sung at camp
protracted, and prayer meetings. They appeared to
show great partlallty for of said songs of which
the chorus was
And when reach the landing place.
In the realms Of endless light,
Well bid this world of noise and show,
Good night, good night, good night"
In another part some fifteen or eighteen sing
ers male and female, with their feet resting on bask-
cts OF prog, who several times sung hymn or ssspi-
ritual song,' the chorus of which ran as follows as
nearly as can recolect--
% Sister will you meet me,
Where parting is no more J"
Ditto Brother, SC. &c.,
Ditto Teacher, SC. &c.
After my arrival proceeded to the encampment.
which is situated about one mile and half east OF
the landing, In the centre of romantic and beautiful
grove OF OAK sycamore, nc. There are about fifty
tents already erected with every kind of accomno
dalton, but there will be several more understand
The tents divided into private and public Some
are for the sale OF straw for bedding for the brethren
(Mem. straw has risen fifty per cent within few
days in these parts) and others the sale of edbles
NC.
Not over two hundred have yet arrived, and il is
in consequence rather dull but hearthar they will
be in full blast by Wednesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

ya"lc Rings and Chrsties Magnetic Fluid DR. Christie deems
proper TO repeat his caution to tn. public
rIous limitations The ony agency in New York where the
genuine Rugs and Fluid be obtained Fulton
8ei n sntq1 and Cranberry streets in Wiamsburgh W.
other either of are authorized 10 sell .nv
OF Dr. Chrtes articles and all limitations sold esewhee arr
base and worthless counterfeits. ~ Wv a4e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

TRAVEL -l40e passengers passed over the Long
Island Railroad in the regular trains on Saturday
iast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

MAILS BY THE GREAT BRrrAIN-The number 0,
letters sent to the Post Office from the Great Britain
was 3.JOl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

VISITORS TO THE MONSTER. There were no, many
visitors 10 the Monster yesterday. After she is SCI
10 rights more will see her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

NAvAL-Ihe sIoop OF war Cyane will shortly
leave Norfolk for the Pacific.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

10 Self Shaving Gentlemen, posse ssIng n
strong beard aud tender face the Met,c Tablet Sop Of
u saunders the only article that will oby,ac
Their difficulties most convincing proof of their utility is
that the st cutters IN London, viz Colman, Haymarke
MlikIn 3Ol Strand Lowcock, So Conhill Thornhil ia
New Bond street have them for sale aud recommend them
- 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

PLENTY OF RArS.-In the last thrty-six hours we
have had three fine refreshing showers. 1t neve
rains but il ponrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12
Total. .................. OOs I75 II


The value Of the exports for August ls43, was
81 s5l iO3 and for August, 1884, ST. 293 II will be
observed that the exports for the first nine days in
August this year. than one.half the exports
for the whole month last year. and only little less than
Tor the whole month in 543.
The revenue from customs Mt this port for the week
ending the 9th inst, amounted to SsAaIs ~
The Chancellor of Michigan has given his decision in
the of Lyell vs. The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
of Michigan The decision that the bank forfeited ts
charter by establishing agency at Chicago The Chan
celor therefore, dccreed that the Injunction against the
bank be perpetual and that it shall be put into the hands
of receiver This result will dsappoint many Of the
STOCKHOLDERS OF the bank arrangements had been made
to revive the capital stock and this determination had
given currency to its bills and created general impress
sion that the business Of the bank would be continued
upon the most favorable foundation
The Canal commerce Of Oswego this season. com.
pared with last, has fallen off a large nor can, The
shipments OF produce and the receipts of tolls from the
opening OF navigation to the st of August this soason
and last have been as annexed
~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

HERALD must be paid the ONLY AUTHORIZED Aerrrs Zs
ger 20, Ledger Building Third street, near Chestnut
Ierms,3 cents month"; including the Sunday paper; or IS
eens wnout H delivered Tree OF charge part Pha
epha Single for sale above daily az oclocI
Price Scents. " -
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday morn
Philadelphia, free of postage. - ''
All the aud cheap Publications for sale at their a,
tshlM hmsn as soon as issued wholesale and retail
IL With the exception of paper the Heraldn Is read
as much perhaps IN Philadelphia any paper that
CITY, afordns available medium advertisers Advertise
mens handed TO the agents Mt half O'clock apr ear in
che Herald next dav - -
Medical Notice.-The Advertise I'M ents or the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy for
the Suppression OF Quaekery, the Of all diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth page and last column OF III.
paper. w. s. RICHARDSON M n Ags,, -
tthce sud fonfnihrp Rooms shr College
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, August lie r. MI.

monday, August lie II. nj.
Stocks were all down again to-day. The sales were
not large, and the market quite heavy stonington fell
Oft per cent; Norwich and Worcester, z; Reading
Railroad Long Island, Morris Canal, pcnnsyl.
vania 5s Kentucky 6's, Indiana closed at satur.
days prices, and Canton Company improved per cent
The value of the exports from this port for the first
nine Gays in August has been large and il continued
through the month at this rate will be nearly double the
exports for the corresponding month last year.
COMMERCE or the PoRT OF New YoRx, Aucusr lsr
TO Aucusr 9rH.
Exports.
equipments IN American vessels. ....... 7026l2 IL
shipments III forel8n vessels. 25l, 400 90
shipments OF specie. ............... 81, 100 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

Tho Royal Mail Steamship Cam
bria arrived nj Boston OIL the evening
Of the 4ttI inst.
The British ports were not, and il is
believed will not b. opened to free
trade in corn. 4, is sand that Sir Rob
ert Peel was in favor of such n meas
urc, but that he was ovcrruled by the
Duke of Wellington.
The Oregon question was Begin
ming TO excite some alarm again. as
the time approaches for the delivery Of
the Presidents Message.
The business which has been done
Of late in Railway shares, either in the
metropolis or the country, is prodi
giously small
The American provision trade does
not exhibit much activity.
The state of the potato crop contin-
lies 10 be an anxious. indeed an alb
sorblng feeling, not only with the peo-
pie of Ireland, but with the whole OF
the three kingdoms. Several meet.
ings of the noblemen and gentlemen
have been held in the Irish metropolis
and elsewhere, to carry out measures
for meeting the emergency.
A letter from Madrid states that as
200 conpicts were being conducted
from Cathergenin to the Canal of Cas-
tile, they rose upon the troops escort
ing them, massacred them all, hang
cd the commanding officer on a tree
. and escaped in different directions.
The Yankee pigmy, General Ton
Thumb, has arrived in Paris, and i
again exhibiting his tiny person.
= A sanguinary conflict is said to hav
taken place on the frontiers of Romae
M, between the Swiss and the pont
fetal troops. Italy is in very unse
!, tied state.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

Professor Benedict Of Burlington
College has been appointed suPerIn-
iendent of common schools, for the
county Of Chritendcn.
Rev f. }. Scott Of Montpelier, has
been appointed superintendent Of com
mon schools IA tIIe county OF Wash
ingion.
Thos. II. Palmer of pittsford, has
been appointed superintendent Of con-
mon schools for the county OF Rutland.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

CALIFORNIA. II is stated, that there
are ten females to one male in Cali.
fornia, and many of the ladies there
possess large landed properties, all i'm
proved. These ladies are described
as being beautiful, quite youthful, and
exceeding virtuous, but anxious for
good, kind and cou>idcrntc husbands.
We anticipate, after these facts are
generally known, that California will
be taken,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
MURDER ATTEMPT At SUI
eide, AND FIRE At SARATOGA
SpHINGSi

Two young men, oarncd Nekinstry and
Wilcox. on Tuesdly-lha, at Saratoga got
in,o n dspnic. ri.nehed, aud stsr a lmle
scribe cnsuet Wilcox sahbad McKnnsTy
curiuc him M 10 places, - thai hia boWeis
prolfBisd
A roffrsponleUt Of ths Tfibano sayA
'ta, W,.cot attempted to hang h'msrii To- r
hlfr hli was discovered AMI e0nnirel %
I,Hlb- ner Cav The in1ue s sa,f 10 b.
ABOUT M-klars sa.aioa .5 Na.aHs
..fcI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

BosroN MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The annual city election took place
on the sth init. aud resulted IN the
choice Of Hon. Josiah Quincy yr,
Wing, for Mayor by a majority OF 2257
votes, over all others.
The Wing tickets for Aldermen and
the Common Council are also un-
donbtedIy elected.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
sTATh OF F VERMONT tsms go.

STATE OF VERMONT DEn rsmem
District OF Rutland, IS. ID bered that
al special probate court held al Rutland
~phin snd for said district on the slh day
Of De. embsr, A. d. iSI5,
Present WIN. Hall. Judge.
James Taylor. administrator OF the estate
Of John Smuh alas John LaBoon late OF
Rutlsnd IN said district, deceased, interstate,
proposing = reader an account OF his Ad
mini,irpilon OF said estate,
II u ordered thai ssid account be referred
for examination and allowance TO the first
Monday being the 5Ih day Of January neHi,
and ihs, = copy Of this order be published
ihiee weeks sOeressively pfeyiUus thereto
IA the Rutland Herald. a. newspaper printed
N Rutland. that ell persons interested NAV
appear aud object 10 the same II Ihey see
cause. A true copy n Rerurd,
20 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
THE HERALD,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, ls45

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. We this
week present TO our readers the mes
sage Of President Polk, to the exclu-
sion Of nearly every thing else but
the interest which is usually felt, 10 sec
this important document, we think,
warrants us in giving II entire.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
RUTLAND co. SUPREME COURT.
February Term, A. ID. ISIS
Emilia Leonard.


Zeb,ns A. Leonard,
WHEREAS Es,iy T~sssri sf Rsfisss
N fk< eessfy sf kstia nd. Ass fA,s ass ervsssf'
ed 10 I'VE hAsi fsr d,vsyce Tssm zsbrss A.
Lesssrd, s,ssirg fAsi ihss ~svs iswfshy stsy.
r~d on IAs 3ia ssy Of Asgssf, isSo. BY Ne
ihas Osgssd Is, then a Jasfaes ef ihs f'sscs
,e,iAin and for ne county Of Rs,issS, Of Rsf-
land IN ss,d eessfy Of RsassS, and ON
ihsi lsy 10 iAs 6csf <sy Of Sept. ists, sAs
irred IN ihs sssd Zsbina a deity otsrvr,sg
on her port the mavrtags eore.snt. ~hss fhs
sa,d Zsbsss a treated her fAr sad Emdy
Uih ,niolcvsbis sererify, and ,rifhosf gvouecs-
tea On her pert, Santesiv .grsssiy and crse!iy
atSsed her; that fAe safg Zes,ss 4. uss s,nce
his marriage wiih The said Ea.1y, been en,ify
Of TIC CRIME Of adultery. that the SAID Zsbiss
A., although Of ssDic'ea AGILITY so 10 do, has
wufsiiy, trithoM cause, grossiy, rdstoniy and
cruelty neglected and re)nsed 10 prop,ds su,ia.
tis maintenance for her. thai the so'd Itb ma
A. has pdfaiiy deserted he sad E,n,iy, and
that he has continued las sad dessr!ios for
The space NJ three y,srs ~ ttosi cause, DC.
Therefore, u bs,ag made 10 appear fAai fhe
sad Zebiaa A, rtsdes pifhoYt hs STATE -
, II ia Ordered fhst The publication Of The SUI
stance of said Libel, ~,th ha order, ~ IN.
Ruiiond Herald, pri'fsd al Rufidndi fhus
weeks suees'sireiy, he ia,t Of wh'eh ps6iiea
ton 10 be al ieast three weets prerioss 10 ihs
merit term Of thn court. 10 be held al Rsiians
on the Tuesday neIt foiio,oing the al Tae"
day Of January, ists, shall BE- sufficient no
hee 10 fAe sad Zstina a. 10 appear AND an
susr 10 SAID Libel
Given under my hand al Rutland, this o30
! day Of Novenber, A. u. lss6.
Gil X WiKLItMS,
Chief Judge Of supreme Court.
THRlLL d PoKp, Au'ys. so
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
DAGUERREOTYPE.

H. GAY, OF New York
~ Daguerfian Artist, would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Rutland, that he will
open his Room on Monday the 9Th Of De.
cembcr, 10 the Masonic Hall, opposite A
Overs, where he will remain for q shor,
time. and will be prepared to execute tho
various sizes from tho smallest TO the lar
gcst ever taken esther 10 this country OF 10
Europe, and in style which cannot b,
surpassed.
Groups Of from 10 10 taken on a sin
gle plate,
Rooms opch from a NJ. to 10 past
2. NJ Operations without regard TO wealt
er from Q A. NJ. TO 4 II NJ
The ciiizens are i1vilcd to call and eS
anime specimens Of the art brought TO It
/ highest state OF perfection.
Rutland Dec 4, iSii. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
CONGRESS.
Washington, Dec.

Washington, Dec. |, 1645.
The Senate met at noon, and Vice
President Dallas took the chair and
called to order.
Forty three members answered to
their names.
The credentials of the members e.
lected or appointed since the last ses,
sion, were presented being for Messrs
Turney, Of Tenn; Chalmers, of Miss;
Davis, of Mass; Jennlng, of \, H.i
and Levy and Westcott of florida,
The customary resolutions appoint
ing committee to wait on the Prcsi-
dent, To furnish the Senators with pa
pers, &c, were passed. and
The Senate adjourned,
HoUsE.-Thc House met this day
at uoon, and weq called TO order by Mr.
French, Clerk.
There were present 2l2 members
The House then proceeded by rira roes
I'm elect N Smoker and the vote stood
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

Ole Bull sailed for Havrr from New
York, on Wednesday, in The ship Bal
timorc. II is SAID he gave two hun
drcd concerts in this country, and
made by them about S60,OO0. Very
good fiddling,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

Nx~ Yeas OsvsesAL-vNs emrsl
vae n Nee Yosk a.sssss iolls~s: wA,s
isas7s Lnccsuee iSS.sss Abs,ss~s ssi
Ns,iv, 26.isT; Leo over Wing $40 su
o,k~rs ever I,s-e Fcco n, 6y7.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
STATE OF vERMONTl DE /, RIM

STATE or VERMONT DE IL rrm-m.
District OF Rutland, 81, ID bered that
q, 4. stated probate ooun held 81 Rutland
within and for said district on the 10, day VI
December, A. ID. lst5.
Present. Wm. Hall, Judge.
FIJI Ostman, administrator upon the estate
OF Francis Perkins. lite Of Mi3Jleiowo ir
said district, DECEASED, in,estAis. proposing
TO rrnde' an sccoun, Of i,is Standardization oi
said estate.
Il Is ordered that saiG account be referred
for examination and allow snee ~ the frat
Monday be,ag ihs Nh day Of Jsausrv
Isst, and that copy ot Ibis order be pub
l,shcd three wseks successfully previous
thereto IN the Ro,iAnd HsrsId. . new spapct
printed 81 Rutland. that sN PERSONS interest
cd may appear and obj-ci W The same u The y
! ace cause.
A irvs copy 81 Record,
40 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

An extra from the Nauvoo Neigh.
Dor announces that the Mormons have
nearly 1900 wagons ready for their
California expedition next spring
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

Misunderstanding 10 The Poclsod Ar.
gus. the new Legislature, 90 .r no hs,rd
from "snds-wh'g IS, Loeofoco so No
choice 10