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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
OF Early in October last a short paragraph sp-

OF Early in October last short paragraph sP-
peared in the Wabash Courier, under the head OF
Sweating Blood-Clairvoyance." 1t alluded to
singular of mental and physical phenomena, OF
recent occurrence in Terre Haute. We copied the
paragraph, and appended some remarks OF our own,
briefly stating certain facts which had been related to
during short visit to the person subject TO these re-
markable manifestations In another column We have
now the pleasure to lay before our readers more
full account of the case, from gentlemen whose
ability is sufficiently evinced by his article. The
is very mysterious indeed; and &c one acquain-
ted with the parties tesfyng to the facts hard to
disbeeye as from its extraordinary character, 1t Is
to believe. These witnesses among the most re-
putable persons Id Terre Haute, whers, even those
who doubt in any respect to the character OF The
phenomena do in the least question the integrity
and credbility of those testifying TO the same We
present the matter readers with the confession
on our part that we unable to account for the
preternatura phenomena upon any received doctrine
of mental or physical science, and with the simple
remark, that if it be huHbag, it is at least one Of
the best erecuted, that ever fell under notice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

The foregoing report, on motion OF Mr.
Pierpoint was accepted. .-
Mr. Gro. w. Strong of Rutand. there
up, laid b, fore the meeling he f lie wi 9
communication. which was read: COS
To The St0ckholders an The ChamPlain and
Connecticut Riper Raj Road Company
The undersigned a prudeaiial committee
Of correspondence and arrangements an-
pointed to represent the interests ofthefirnds
Of the Western VermoH Rail Road com
pany- beg leave 10 submit for your consld-
cation few suggestions which seem to us
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
THE HERALD,
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, lls46.
GREAT MEETING or THE
STOCKHOLDERS, AND 9TH.
ERS INTERESTED IN THE,
SPEEDY CONSTRUCTION OF
TItE RUTLAND RAIL. ROAD


We issue in an Extra the official account
Of The proceedings Of the Stockholders in
the Champlain and Connecticut River Rail
Road company, which wiIl-bs'fonn1 below.
We, have barely time for the briefst com.
ments. If there is desponding, or an 10.
different man, on the line Of our road, We
wish he could have been in Rutland yesler.
dayi Nothing like the spirit, or the num-
hers, hasi been seen since the memorabl
gatherings of ls4o More than 1000 Of
the. bone aud sinew1 Of Western Vernon
were met toinpar, and to reeeive,Ibe deter.
mutation, which enpno. now be thwaned
that, 10 lbs words Of one ofihe rtsolihiddss
zone way OF the othcr9 ria Keene or Ben
ningion, WE VIAL HAVE A RAIL ROAD.
Our village was literally ,hronged from
morning I'LL night But more than this,
than AIl---it'afords us the greatest satisfaction
to say that, touching the one great question.
viz. rail road or no railroad there pre-
vailed the most entire harmony and cordial
agreement, The resolutions, adopted with
gratifying unanimity, evince this nli.s,ua.
Ofthe numerous, and animated, and stir.
ring speeche, that were made we have M
timeto speak. Yet we cannot refrain from
allndng TO those of Mr. RICE of Boston
and Mr.. BIsHoP, the representative Of th'
interests Of the Housatonic Valley BotF
made eloquent and effective speeches, which
were received, and listened TO with eviden
and marked interest and approval by TIL
immense assembiage. That these gentle
men represented different, and conhicln!
interests, impaired in no degree, their mu
tunl courtesy and good feeling for each en-
terpnse advocated. ro''Ger So Z" s9o
Other gentlemen from Boston, and New
Hampshire, and other sections. made elo
quent addresses, and the great. meeting ad
journed at late hour,to scatter an influence
abroad, and 10 awaken a spirit, which vii
ensure the speedy success Of our great en-
tsrprise lu, sca1qye W l.,ris1a5 rH q
I'VE assure our friends over the mountain
,hatnothing wassaid:n disparagementof;hen
nor any complain, made of their Growing
There was an impression, however, geneI
ally felt that, respecting 'thaf other road
the proverb may yet come true, that 81
laughs best, who laughs last aa.
We are informed that the route o. til
Western Vermont Railroad, from Bennius
ton to Rutland, is now undergoing 81
ley, by two companies Of Engineers, III
der the direction of Mr.. Harbach Of III
-Pms6eld ard North Adams road - 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15


10 responsible Contractors which will brine
the cost within thai amouni--or this sun,
Sl0,50o,O0is estimated FOR The superstruc.
ture and $1,000, 90 for land damages Leaving
oboot S750o,00 for the 9radualien-- Either
OF these three items are larger than they
could be upon this line-and Think | am
warranted IN making the statement that his
route would not cost over S20OO0 Der mile.
have compared aOles also with MIR Gill
hert's Survey To Burlington and do moi hes
itale to say II can be butt equ,lly as cheap
as that part Of The Connetlnul River and
Champhin Road iasra alb % ..t
| have tue honot to be gentlemen; ......
...r YOUR most ob'i. Servant,
... +. HAKBACH.
Rutland, Jan. RI, 1880 lsF1I
The questions being taken on the Rcso.
lplions 'ihty were adopted with crea, unnog
nifty bultwo votes being given in the neg.
ulive. tt Goes tTl.l.o n sI4aa.-F
Ga motion Of Hon. A. G.. Dana, i, was
Ii Voted, that the proceedings OF this mre,.
ing be signed by the Pre- sideni and Sesre,a.
ry and published. .... .,.....
\ Whereupon. Mr. Linslev made some brief
and animated remarks, concluding with a
motion that this meeting do now adjourn,
which was carried hi ao4 90
Aud thr meeIiue was thereupon adjourn
ed by the Pcsdrnt SIRE ,aie. s.,' sa, ~.
50 Iria lThF0hbETT, President.
SAaL SwIFT, Secretary. La SCI. . ...
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
CHAMPLAIN AND CONNEC"rI-
CUT RIVER Il. r. COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
in this company was holden al the Cont
House in Rutland, on the second Wedpes-
day, being the ! 4th dayiof January, 1916,
and was called 10 order BY the Clerk, and
Contamination, the a9 i7ots spItl " board
HON TIMO Thy FOLLE'rT.
was appointed Chairman.
The reading ofthe act in addition TO the
yset of incorporation tthe Company, pass.
ed at the October Session Of theLegsla,ure,
iS45. was called for ao'e'''f. ..''' 'pieii'H .
And The same wasihereupon rend by the
Clerk. ,u.Fs Ill. ...,'5
And on mo.ion Of Hon. r. PIERpoIsT,
it was 4a baa auidl1 l's ras tft $40. R
Cd Voted unanimously, That the Company
assent to, and accept, said additional act as n
part oftheir charter Of Incorporation,
en On motion Of Gen Brown, Of Rutland,
!. was "
Resolvel, That n Committee of twenty.
eight be appointed BY the Char 10 nominate
to the Stockholders thirteen Directors for
the year onsning. H usa,lA
The Chair appointed the following gen.
tlemen 10 constitute said Committee Of Nom
Y ipaiions teo3.. .4fl-.Yt rwu f
Hon. Mr.. SmALLEY, OF Burlington,
wa Mir MEEcu. of Shelburne,
Ms. G.. Parker. and
lsJ' Mr. MORGAN, Of Vergennes,
.AlAa Mr. NEEDHAM, of Bristol A
Gen. NASH, Of New Haven, iii
ora Mr. WARNER. and Tg.H
~ Me- STEWARD, of Middlehury,
asa Mr. BULLOCK, Of Leicester .lsc
Hon Mr. BRIoos,i a9obo'H O. Loia 1Hsr
MrC. w CoNANT, and a5Hr.
Hon. Mr. Sra AeyE, of Brandon,
Ri. Mref. F. BOGuE, and
....a MIR SIMoNDs, Of Piusford, p.
3D. Mr. SLksoN, fi.- au.
Mr. DANIELS, and
Mrs. n, HopeEs, OF Rutland,
MIR GLEASON Of Shrewsbury,
MrJFox. Of WhIlngford
.r, Mr. ADAMS, Of Ludlow, ...
Mr. WM SMITH, of Cavendish,
web Mr. ONION, of Chester,
- Ma HYDE and ...
MIR GREEN, Of Bellows Falls,
Mr. PaENTIss, of Krene, N. ~,
-sl~a1 Mr. Parker Of FNwIlliam, N Il
Mr HUTcHINs and
Mr. HARRINoToN, Of Boston.
D. w. G. CLARKE, Esq, OF Brandp
presented the following resolution who
was unanimously adopted:
ResoiUsi, Tha,a committee OF nine
appointed By the Chair, TO report 20 Il
.stoekholders in the Champlain aud Come
tieut River Bail Road Company, resolution
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
'e 55- The Washington correspondent Of
The Baltimore Patriot writes asa9d


ihe Baltimore Patriot writes aH5d
10 | for one regretted that Mr., r. NJ Hun
ter, who lried hard To get the floor today,
did not SUCCEED LAM anxious to hear his
spcreh against the notice and the other Or
teon measures. 'rhe hct that he and 10
others of The I5yRrpresenlalivrs from Vir-
gmia, are opposed TO the notice beng given
to England, is looked upon asan indication
of The wav the editor Of the "fflrial organ
wishes & h INKS 10 eo--and alliknow whose
4 shes. sentiments fRfs or oPrrchfnsIonS
hre those that do most shape The PRESENT
svmnatbies of Ihr dcvopd editor of The Off
cial organ aforesaid. "
The fact is important, If eleven of the
Represf naivcs from Virginia do intend 10
90 against the notice,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

FIRE Tie Flawald Elo,cl, a Bnrling,
ION, kepl by Mr. Prouiy, together with a
store adjoining. were entirely destroyed by
fire on the I'd inst. a.Hs ,u .r....7..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

D. W. c. CLARKE, Esq, OF bFanupn
presented the following resolution which
wa. unanimously adopted.
ResoiusG Tha,a committee OF nine BE-
appointed By the Chair TO report 20 the
stockholders in the Champlain aud Connec.
tieut River Bail Road Company, resolutions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

The following proceedings of Tuesday,
refroui the tclegmphic correspond zee Of
the Baltimore Patrol s..s, .........
erode h0a sis Tuesday, january 6. I'D
HousE.--NiraPrslop Klug rose, and;
asked aud obtained leave 10 explain his re.
lallDu 10 MIR Calhoun, which Mr. Rhttt yes
tcrday had so tartly comm,ntcd on.
Nj Rhcu replied in a very cvcre strain
and with much Indignation He said that
If Mr King m'endcd to intimate that there
was collncion between between MrCahoun
and the Brush Ministry, the charge was.
latsehe.s 4 uo1 rn s,.n.rg1 Ir,7. ,..,
Mr. King rejoiucd, Heshad said what
ho had SAID, and Mr. Rhelt might put what
construction ppor, il he pleased. These re.
marks caused a greu, sensation, and gen,
eral rusllmg among the members was OBJ.
served. t'q W 'i '' ''
The Speaker called order, which being
restored, 0 Ha9a '31rul 1a0g.
Mr. billiard Of Ala, who wus entitled to
the floor nj the udjourumen, yesterday, a.
rose aud spoke his hour in favor Of giving
the notice TO Great Britain, but not in The
mode indicated by either Mr. Adams or Mr.
, Ingersoll, He moved an amendment, that
! the President be vested with the authority
to give the notice, so thu, the responsibility
nigh, be his, to whom i rightfullv belong.
ed said notice 10 be- given by the Presi-
dent whenever hewas satisfied that The mat
ter in regard to Oregon could no, be settled
10 any other why with honor 10 the United
i States ANA, ,,.,.,...if
The speech Of Mr. IT. was o brilliant and
statesmaGlike cflod, and was heard with
profound attention BY The House, and it
was tiahif 81 shsdsx bea. i,s d..iivssg ahars
the views Of M VI wermating decided
impression on the members lea ilHt
Mr. Bowlio, of Missouri, here got tho
floor, but gave wnystona motion of refer.
enccao.A good denl ofconvel station epsued,
and yeas and nays were called--which
We're being. taken when tbs report was
closed
The following is one ofihe resolutions
inir oductd BY Mr. Mcdonnell Of Alabama
Resolved. That while we hail the ad-
mission Of Texas (Which fought her way
10 ln'lepend,nce) rs sister State into our
Union, we now, with unaffected pride and
satisfaction, have The determination Of the
Executive and Congress to uphold our title
TO Oregon, and in the same spirit we OBJ
serve the growing desire TO incorporate
Mcxico. Yncatan, California, &c, into the
1 United States, and that freiand is fsHyen-
fttted 10 Share ~ me blessings Of our free
institutions OF 'i1.HoQ Eu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
CONGRESS-.

The following proceedings of Tuesday,
ire itomihe telegmphic correspondence Of
be Baltimore Patriot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

The annual meeting Of The stockholders
in this company was holden al the Cont
House in Rutland, on the second Wedpes-
day, being the 4th dayiof January, ls46,
and was called 10 order by the Clerk, and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
LERNARD SARerANT
p A. r. LYMAN, u-t
GEa, W. STRONG, a
G. W FENToN,

dresses were mnde BY Mr. PrniIss az hftne
---,N no read very Interesting letter from
Abel Pbelns. ESQ. of Boston.-ana by
vess,s u,Is or [p.nc Parker of Fnzvij.
-, "A. E,shon. II Rr;doe,ort -. Conn a
Ii"'n' WI '''s"P y, ~ - -
oeieeaie rom 'ne ''o"Sa,o"'e As'''so"u ~
/ MIR Rice otboslqn. Mr. MaTsh oi ShlcWs,,
bury, MIR j. A. CouaEt Judge Sprague, and
Mr. Clarke of Brandon. Mr. Pier oint OF
FINLAND Mr. S,nnllcv of Burlluotop. MIR
Doha,,s oc uancbes,er Mr uarrino,an oI
~ ~ VI "a. G ~, Io.,l'',J
( Boston anu NJ. O''nsoee % n"',"'n' Wy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

A And the report was accepted and the gen
Ssnrn nominated were thereupon unani-
(lusly elected. ......
tAMr CLARKE from the Committee ap.
poiSled to prepare and report resolution or
other action, submitted the following:
The undersigned, committee APP
pointed to prepare and recommend to
the Stockholders in the ChampIain and
Connecticut River Railroad Company,
resolutions or other notion in their
Judgment expedient aud proper to be
at present adopted, have given to the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-03
Later from California; TAs AhtmF,


The Uulon says tha, letters have bren
received nj the Navy Department, from
Monterey, bearing as late date as AP'rl
18th:
The unwnrlnntcd attempt 70 drive Cap
tan Fremont from the country has already
been alluded to 10 the uewSpaP-rs. After
having been ordered away by Don Jpso
Castro, commanduut general, Capt. T. cs.
pec,lug an attack fortified himself about
twelve leagues distant fr,m Monterey
Castro assembled about 100 men IN frost
Of the entrenchmcnr. After remnIniu.
there three days, he concluded To treat,
when it was discovered that the party had
quietly gone of, leaving sonc old saddles
and trash which tho Cal lornlans nngnlhcd
into munitions ot war.
Throe hundred rifomcn offered their
erssices 10 Cnp,. + but they were declined.
The movement aga,ns, Capt. Fremont
seems to have been directed by the cen.
trail government of Mexico but il IS not
believed that tho people Of California on.
toltulned any Ill WI towards him, or would
willingly have done him harm. HIS own
conduct in the whole mntter seems TO have
BEEN marked alike by courage and dlscre.
ton. We suboln copy OF letter writ.
ten by him to the American consul in tho
evening Of March 10. The captain 70.
mained IN excellent huAllh, and had gone
nor'h
My DsAR Sm; ihp moment received your
letters and without waiting 10 read them, 40
knowledge the receipt which the courier requires
instantly. am making myself 40 strong as
possible IN the Intention that If WE arc unlustly
attacked We will fight TO extremity aud rsfuse
quarter trusting to our country to svenEe our
death. No one has reached my camp, and from
the hcightAs NO arc able to sec troops with thu
glass mastering at SAINT johns, and preparing
cannon. | thank you for your kindness and
good wishes, sud would write more al length az
to my intentions, did not fear that my letter
will be intercepted. We have In no wise done
wrong to the people or tho authorities of thc
country and if we arc hOmined in and assaulted
will de every man Of u.s. under the flag of oul
county.
"Very truly, yours,
-. &. FREMONT.
"P. S, am encamped on tho top of the Scr
ra, at tho headwn,ers Of a stream which strike,
the road to Monterey, at tho house Of d. joaquin
/ Conner
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-03
Magical Pain Extractor.

I'D EDttllON FOURFOLD ~ PRICES
n y o. HDthtns II TIE qser IS not de.igtted Nth
Il. An article that every family must consider
indispensable, Uhen obey know lis power and va.
luc, aud which has heretofore been sold too high
10 reach all classes, has Hos been reduced four.
toll 80 price, it'll view that rich and poor, high
and ow, and ia tact every human being may en-.
joy lis cgulyfls; and all VINO get 1t shall have
tie price reformed TO them It they are not delight
I'd with ~ use. Ne assert without the pysslbl-
,ty Of contradiction, mat all H4r1s or Sc1lGs, er.
tIY tzttFHa! Sore, Old " fresh eaa al external
pa.Ls ana Gr.rs, no matter p here, s.a. b. rtdu
ced 70 comfort By il ~ FIVE mlnIles- ,pt,r- lie,
l,uJ ur s-.y. - turH car b. 'atA II Uts ~ 4p-
tlet, ha'rss tbs rliglt are t,srrge! ~ t4e 4cet
d,ai Il is trllY tnIgtcll, u appearance, IA iIs
effects. tuggIrc Tor" Connels Nag cal Pam Ii
tractor Saw" a. Comsl9ck x Co.'S n Cortland
Street. Iuce Is cents, or four times As much for
50 cents, luI tCn times az much tor 81.
A. eoNalry merchants arc requested b t-Ec i
TO their towns % commission, the greatest bies-
eng to alsuttud that h4s 5coa discovered IN med.
lclue tyr aEcs This IS strong language, but you
may depend rs yower HIIl justify It. Sold at u
Cortland Street, where Il cln b. found gcuu,he
IN New Yorh CITY,
CAU FION.-Be rure you get CuSNGt's, as our
plate with Daley name On It has been stUlcn,
and countcr.eIl and worthless stuff may appear
under that name, See that It Is direct rom CO'o.
stock < Co, or mover touch Il. For sale al the
Charlotte Drug Store by u. Oates.
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IL NEW TYPE FOUNDRY III the
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The Type, which s'c cast in new moulds, from
an entirely new set OF materials, with deep com.
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viii be sold at prices ~ SUIT the times.
Printing Presses furnished, aud also selm En-.
glne' Of the most approved patterns
y. u, \ MachtutsI ia constantly IN attendance
to reyalr Presses to do light work.
Edro;, Of nsuspapcrs Who will bug three
tInos as much type as thoir bills amount To, may
give tho above slI months insertion, IA her 20.
pers, aud scnd their paPcrs containing It TO the
subscribers.
COCkCROFF & OVEREsD, 6 Ann 81
Octgter ), 1915. 5!-6m
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STATE or NORTHCAROLINA,
CATAWNA COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
prtt Term, is46.

bl1,both kcls,lcr,
rs Petition for Dover
john Kclstler aud others.
Y r appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
n that the defendants IN hjs case, james kelIt.
Ter. Henry koi,llcr aud Peter Kc,sleT and his
wife Priscilla, are not residents OF tn. State, II
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ak weeks IN The Charlotte Journal, that they ap.
pear at the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter S-s
stons to be hutd Tor the county Of Canw ba, at the
Court House in Newton, on the 2nd Monday in
Jane next, 10 show csute II ouy they have, why
the prayer If The petitioner should rot b. granted
Witness Geo. Se'zsr, Clerk Of oar said Court
at Office in Newton the I'd day Of May, ls46
GEO. Sci FER, G. c. c.
Printers fec O. 623 t37
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THE WEEKLY MIRROR
WILL COMMENCE
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Tha, " hasty plate of soup" will be the
death of Genera Scott. Already the boys
about the streets have got the by.word Of
" soup at g." and tho unfortunate General
has been dubbed Marshal Tureen."-
Com. Ado.
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The Hon. WILLIAM DRAYTON, for.
merly distinguished Member of Congress
from South Carolina, died at his residence
in Philadelphia on the Oath ult.
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