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BOOKS Just received aud Tor sn e NJ Nov York
~ prices, 10y w. III. H. HODGES & co
The Expedition to Bornco of H. M s. Dido. 10,
the Suppression OF Piracy with extra Is from the
Journal of James Brooke, Esq, (now Agent for
ry Kcppcl, r. N.-pricc so cts.
The h1ncrn British Plutarch; or. Lives of Men
distinguished in the recent History of Engls nd
Tor their talents, virtues or achievements, by Mr.
Z. Taylor, L.. l.. D.-pricc so cents.
realise on Algebra, by Elias Looms, a. M.
Professor of Mathematics md Natural Philosophy
in the University Of the City of New ,rk Mem
Der of the Philosophical Society, Of the America n
Academy OF Arts and Sciences, &c
No. 2 Statesmen of England.
Nos. 81. 9I. 90 and 100 ri torial Shakcspc.rc
No. Alcrsc's Ccrog, aphic Maps Aup Is
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nANIEL ). CHERRY. Manufacturer and
~ Dealer IN Stoves. Iron, Copper and riu Ware,
&C., &c., rosncr of High aud Crawford streets,
Pprtslhout !, va. Jan l3 .
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M ~. IL, HODGES IL co, W holcsaIc and
w. Retail Dealers in Books. Music aud Mn
steal Instruments Lamps, and ALI kinds of Fancy
Goods Crawford street, Portsmouth,, VA as -
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4 RON AND BRASS NDRY.-Thc
subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronag e be
slowed upon him since he has been carrying ON bu
slness, respectfully socits its continuance.
lie takes tins occasion to say, that he ia prepared
to execute any order, in Iron BrCss, upon the
most reasonable terms, and IN a manner be
cNceilcd in this city elsewhere, in durability or
finish.
Church, Steamboat, and other BELLS, furnished
upon the shortest notice, and Warranted.
All orders, (for cash or city rciercnces) will be
promptly attcndcdto. NELSON CORY
July IA Norfolk
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TERMS Of THs oLp DO MiSioS, (wEEkly.)
One copy 81 per year by Mail.
BY the Carrier, S. SO. f8 f,f afl e
EtsTo he paid in advance n
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- UPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Just received
another supply Of that very fine article Of pure
table SWEET OIL. For sale at fhe Drug Store,
Sign Of the Big Mortar.
July 90 CHAs. Il. HEINITsH, Agent.
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CHOLERA MORBUS AND ROWET,
~ COMPLAINT.-Dr DR.. JAYNE No. SSnutb Tbird
street, is wiling TO guaranty that his GAMMA
TIVE BALSAM vii. cure Diarfhea, Cbolics Gri.
ping Pains, Camps Cholera Morbus Summer
Conrlanf, and other dcforeemcntso Of the Stom-
ach and Bowels in ninety nine cases ont of n bon.
dred. and in less han half the time they can Re
effected by any other mcars.
II is extremely pleasant, and children are fond of
IL. II is equally ,ffcctual for edUlts as children
and whom tho directions followed The CO..
uine for sale at the Drug Sore. SIGN Of the Rio,
Mortar. CHAS. II. HbINI1 Sill, Agent.
Sep
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BUSIN ESS CARDS.

NEW DUN SIOR E,--School, Cla ssca and
~ Miscellaneous Books Stationery. g. "Iin H."
N. b. EBSTER, one door North oi The Ora WORD
House, Portsmouth, Va. 'S'"
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.kTILLIAM hVOODWAR Notary Pub.
w lie and Scrivener, Gcnetal Agent, Convey
ANGER, and Collector, will attend III bsincss en-
trusted - his care with prompfncss aud despatch
SIt- Oshcc on Wide Water Street, head of Roa.
uokc Square. Julv
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BERMUDA ARROW ROOT-A lot Of su.
- peripr BERMUDA ARROW ROOT has Just
been received at tho Medical Emporium Conner Of
High AID Middle streets Persons wishing to ob.
tain prime article would do we'll 10 call and pur
chase some Of from the subscriber
Aug1 HENRY BUFF.
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CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER

In addition to the foregoing, we have resolved 20
pnb i-h during the sessions of the no tioual Icgs.
ulurc, a :" Congressional Register" to be issued
weekly, and to contain REPORT of the Gailv
proceedings and debates of both houses. IncecG
the arrangements viii, h have made with the
very best corps of reporters will enable us ten give
more full and extended reports than we have
produced during this s on, sIpcrior as we claim
them TO be 10 any preceding ones. The Rcgister
will be made up from the daily report in the
=" Union, carcfiay fev;s Il by a experienced c,ii-
tor, and will constitute coHyplc'c aud autilcti:
record OF the SIS ion. An apprncix viii &c added,
uniform with the Register and to &c VT Craiui-
tnuslY to Subscribers. comprising It of tic acts
passed during Tie session, wi'i synopsis of their
contents. and reference, when i,c,,Ssry. to pre-
vous legislation. This will f,ru the nios. com
petc history of the sessions Of Cun.fcss, and will
be furnished at the low Pi &C ufsEvES l.rIvr cents
for the session.
o. PosTnAsTERs are authorized to A.! rs our
agents; and by sending us Eve ycarly Subscribers.
with the subscription money, for either the Daily
Semi Ueeklyor Weekly. viii be entitled to ono copy
of the same edition as they furnish us Subscribe
for.
0Ijs The CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER will b. fur
nishCd them on The terms
CE5-NEwsPAPEas Publishing our prospectus with
til, notes attached, until the list Of Dcccinbr next
will be entitled, during the next session of Con
gress TO copy Of the Congress ional Regis
ter and I'll Weekly Union
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TERMS OF AOvRRr,SlxG.

w f,cetrtftneS c'iess Nuke Sg, az, :lurecr o..
advance. i " "
aaVcrusemcnts ordered in only once ortwice
week, VIII be charged 90 cents PEI sonar. t,, the
hrst insertion, and 80 cents for each subsequcht
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Terms OF rnr NEW ERA.

"a TERMs0r THE NEW ERA.
.T,subscribers. NINE ENTSPER WEEK, pay
sbl; 50 inc CaRRtER, To whom alone they are re.
pb 1sini1 Tor The ainouut due at the expiration oi
When sent by moilthc terms are s . for twelve
mo Iths, So so for six months. 81 as for three
no this = i
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A FEW Of tic EMPIRE STOVES left vet, AT
"A Manufacturers Prcrs. Persons visiting to
bay, can ascci Ia al about the Stove, by refer
to the 70 loving ccutIcm II, Mcssrs. A. +. Cum
ningham, Old ID 'ni1i Office. MIR. Us p Rry-
LoldS, Gossott Col. MERIT Jordan, Naval Store,
AN Samuel Mo re, in the Market, aud others who
have them in use.
DANIEI. s. CHERRY.
Ang 81 Inhrr The Old Dominion Office.
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TOR THE WINTER.--Justr received a
Il Factory prices the following articles: Cindor
Shovcls Coal Scutiles Tea Spoons largo and email
Bake Ovens British cheap Lustrc, and al kinds Of
stoves. Also good article Of Coffee Mill for the
low price Of 3T4 cents. DAN'L. s. CHERRY
Sep % Under the Old Dominion Ofi-c
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~ WI LER, Attorney and Counsellor at
-. Law, Portsmouth, Va. ~
6j- ONCE IN Bourkc's New Building, High street
where he will be pleased TO sec all persons having
business in thr line of his profession. sen rs
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sOBGSrs BELL, Wholesale aud. Retail Hat
~ ard Cap Store, Sign of tie Panther, High
t.,st. Portsmouth Va.
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A CARD.-Tncrc is impression prevalent
"a here that anothcr prrson is connected with the
business of this shop. would beg leave most re-
specifically to say, that IL is not so. am on my
own hook, make or break" and shall enIclvor
by close attention and low prices 10 uicri, liberal
share Of puSlic patronage
DANIEL s. CHERRY.
Tin and Coppersmith,
July 25 Under the oil Dominion Officc.''
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VANILLA BEANSt--A fresh supply Of the
~ above named BEN rs just received and Tor sale
" INC MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
July ~ Corner Of High and Middle sls
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Dictionary OF Creek and Roman Antiquities,
abridged from tho larger Dictionary. by William
Smith, L. l.: D., with Corrections by Charles An
then, l.. l.. ID.
The Biblc, The Koran aud the Tnlmud or Bib
lica Legends of the Mussulmens, complied from
Arabic sources, and compared with Jewish tradi-
tious by DR. G.. We'll.
No Is Harper's New MISCELLANY on the conncc-
ton Of the Physical Sciences. by Marv Soucr,i llc
No. 10 Illustrated Jew.
No. 4 Pictorial Hist,ry of England.
Nos. SO, 81. 81 and % illustrated ha'scspeare
French Domestic Cooking, combining elegance
with economy--w tn many enZravings Ali lor
sale at w. II. II. HODGES & cos
July 81 Cheap Book and Fancy Store
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BUEE,S
COMPOUND PGtGATlva ELIXIR.

OF TUJ Nd To NV.NITNE ELIAIK.
For the cure of Dy5?c ,5i', .."ac & Fever, Bill
ous and all the conpL,ints generally arising, rom
ais1rdcrcd s;a oil the omach or digestive or
gans.
his Medicine seems well ca'cula: cd to afford re-
pef in any ot the above diseases; its component
paris being of 81, h a mild aud i,noccnt nature
Inc moe OF using il being very simple, no re-
stFlctlon being necessary except refrain from
the use of Spirituous Liquors durin its operation
The season has now advanced when very one
requires a lite Purga i've Medicine for the better
preservation If their health the subscr Der thee
fore takes this method ot Informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has pr, pared
large quantity OF the above Medicine, which he
has Tor sale at tue MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Aug 10 Corner of Hipn and Middle
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CURE FoR PILEs.- RARNE.

CERTAIN Gu RE FOR PILES BARNES
~ PILE LOTION. This Lotjn has been used for
several years past and has universally civcp .ats
faction. maUy s'as who hsvo b., n afflicted
with Il is painful di case. anI suffered for many
years under its influence, have been cured in a few
weeks by the Us. Of this Invaluable Lotion Call
AMI get n pam Inlet respecting IT, The Genninc
for sale At the Drug store. Sign Of The Big Mortar
Sep IS CHAS. ". HEiNITSH, Agent
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kENNE LEAVES abound III a gummy mat
In, yer, which they readily impart TO water, form
,sS rich bland macilage. much used. with 0rcai
t;i1n'age, as drink, in summer complaints Of
Liuren, diarrhpa. dysentcry. cotarrh, &c. 10 be
o. 81 d, ali times, fresh from the Drug store, Sign
me Big Mortar.
'nIy u CHAs. II. HEINITSH, Agent
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SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ d SODAPOXV-
~ DERS. We have just received a full ard fresh
supply of SEIDLl'fI AND SODA POWDERS
These different kinds univ 'r,tly acknowIcd rcd
to be the best IN inufactIrc,l, and far superior {,
any "thcrs They arc therefore recommended with
conhdchcc To- IT, 81 ws'iinr 4 p nc aud cxrcIlc:it
article oil Sui itz o sofia Powders. For 81 ic = {
the Drug Store, Siku tic Hig Mortar
Aug - GINS. II HEI\IrSH, a gent.
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STSrHEN JAMES, Wholesale aud Retail
y D'aler IN Family Groceries, Wines, &c, Mar
xet iuarc, Portsmouth, Va. rtr.
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| IIENUINE HARLEM OIL.-Jus, received
~; rom direct i1npo tation) a supply Of Gtp
t;tte hARBEM OIL, warranted 10 be tie real ar
Nc. For sale at the Drug Store, Sign of he Big
r9r. CHNS. H. HEINlrSH,
~Suly 30 Agent.
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WILLS e. CO., Wholesale Groccrs and Com
w mission Merchants, east end of High street,
Portsmouth, Va.
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IL )FFMAN Boot and Shoes Manuftctur.
L ger, south of the Market, Crawford street
p ortsmouth, Va ,fa
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CHARLES III. HEINITSsI, Agent Drug
" gst and Apotccary aud Dealer in Paints Oils
yestuff- &c. IL 9Th street, Portsmouth. Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.



AMES Ill. HALL, Manufactures OF Russia
~ and American Sheet lion, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
&c. &c, respectfully informs his friends md tho
dublic generally, that he is now prepared exc
cute all orders in any OF the above branches with
neatucss and despatch. He has just received a
supply of Roofing Fin, and Russia and American
Sheet iron Persons who may want Roofs or Gut.
tcrs laid Stove Pipes, &c, will please give him a
CALI as he Is satisfied that he can and will DO
any work in his line of business cheap as can be
done either in this place or in Norfolk.
tie has ON hand an assortment of Paror, Cham
Der, aud Oihcc stoves; Parlor and Chamber Crates,
VITA all the fixtures complete. which he will dispose
OF very low AL OF general assortment of Hard
ware consulting in part of the following articles,
viz:
Polished Steel ind Brass Head Shovel and Tongs
Jtnb Hooks and Cindor Shovcls,
TtbIc AMI Desert Knives and Forks, Ga Variety
'isio~s, Shears, Pea and Pocket Knives,
Tea Trays and Walters,
Ct1il'sucSs. Shutters and Trays,
Sud Irons, Wdtfl Irons, Il ,ir and Wire Selves,
Bfitttnia and Japane,l Spittoons,
Britalir Tea and Table Spoons,
Soup Ladies', &c, &C.
together with general assortment of II How
Ware, such as Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Kettles, &c.
great variety of Tin Ware, &c, al of which will
BE- SOLD for Cash.
fhose in wtntof any Of the above articles will
please call at his Establishment, West SHE Craw
lord @t'crt opposite the Market House.
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m I'LL AIRY ART AND SCIENCE; or
=. CJnrse OF Instruction in Strategy, Fortifca
Ions, Tactics of Battles, &c, embracing the duties
Staff Infantry, Cavalry, Arti cry. and Engi-
aeers, adapted to the use of Volunteers aud Mill
va, BY ". Wager Hallcck, A NJ. Lieut.. of Engi.
eers, U. 5. Arny-price s 90. For sale by
July2 w ri H. HODGES & 20
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T)HN COOKE & CO., Dealers in Foreign
y and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
NJ iIdlc street, Portsmouth, Va. f
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[ iHOLERA, CHOLERA, &c.-Tlis des-
~ tuctivc scoLrge OF humanity seems once more
IN us way to this country We should all rc,ncm-
Vt the visitation OF this dreadful disease in 1892,
Tncn countless thousands nuni cred among
Mc dead, then il was, that Medical Skill almost
Used ned to war against its rIvages,-and not until
DEMANDS DIARRHE MEDICINE" WIS
aged
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/ II z VT vi 40 . * . EN- Il K \ 4 n CHA :
- Ky TAYLOR; with an account at lis bril-
hant achievements on the Rio Grandc and else
%hec1, including the defence OF Fort III rrson md
he Battle of OScs.C ho Bee Also sketches of the
rves aud heroic acts of Maj. Ring I'D, Maj. Brown,
T 10 cross, Cdct. vi )ntromcry, Capt. May, Capt
"NEcr. Llcups. Ridgc!ey, Blake. Jor ian, &c,
u Frank Powell, illustrated with Portrait of
| zen. Taylot-2ricc only % cents. Call quick it
you want copy.
Aug w. II. II. HODGES & co.
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II UFF, Chemist, corner. of High and Mid
Ii /. de s'r.els, Portsnonth. Va.
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r WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and COMMITS.
y. sion Store, Commerce street, Norfok, Va.
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u, nc Sckly Season ia rapidly approaching, we
wise and recommend every family TO purchase
rnn Keep always at hand, bottle Of e Bernard
pitDratcd Mediciuc' for the cure of Cholera Col
~, Clamps, Diarrhea, Bowel and Summer Com.
r''uts' and ali other plants OF the Stomach
ele Genuine for sale at the Drug store, High SITS
"{h OF the Big Mortar.
Jolly CHAS. RI. HEINITSn. Aren't.
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NO MD \ N w .FF NAS PEI Dry FLANTS.
brin% Agent for Samocl J. Custom. cf Morris.
town, y. j., viii take. ur,lcrs f r Frnt ard trrna
hchtai Trees, Eve gr chs, SLrrbs os, and Flow
ll9' % tNCrY quaIiy. Sep 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08
LIFE IN CORPUS CHRISTI

A NV ORLEANS eorfrponi, Ut 81 the
Ehatlsson Ccuiirf, Writing under the dat
OF I'm instant says = have JHr srn
letter from an oth,c r. Of the Unn.d States
Army at Corpus CHRIST, which Gives
d,-.dlpi ,clufc nf,he state oi s0,,s lhet,
IL says the place ~ fowdsj with outlaws
h,c.. aud murd.frr, who daily commit
'obb',y AMI murder Whh impunry ih,i
ovcf hliy gtog 'hcp. have b., opened
by the ,uhur,s who follow the army 10
Prey IN the poor suiir's TINT two nro
on b. longing TO thu Oh, and The o'h,r TO
~ Attl,ty. were recently murdered, and
o,h-rs have been druggrI ALL robbed and
the country b~ing IN di.pute there arr no
cjv,l Officers anil much chig',n - fb that,
Grnrtai Taylor h.. pk~n no SIPS - dis
cavcr ,h~ mn,dcr.rs nnJ TO ~, -~i TO
,h- d-ptotnbir ronintnn oi Stfnrs The
writer says It has cscil,i some surprise that
G,n.rrI 1tyiot Ind not nr.rlt'fr ( ,u'fi'pl
law. cAi, l-eIfJln2 10 b., O,t'i u IS. moi
lor want oil 6rmncss, or lack Of feeling Tor
( his command that the General hns so &c.
ted but because he 10 ieiIcfcd by the Depart.
men, at Washington The writer goes on
TO rcrrCsent The situation Of the army as
uuly deplotablc. Tie says that while by
day the men suffer from the sulIry heat. al
night they are nearly rerisb'd with
cold ,ha, ,hc tents provided lhtm arc
WORTHLESS, and no protection against The
drcnchug rslus tina, dysom.ry and ca
tsuha Ever have made sad havoc among
the troops that one third Of them arc OF
the SICK let, and not one6ih bav,
c.cap,d sickness altogether. Much muir
murlne, lie says, is now heard II
The camp q, the unnecessary hardship
endured Only wood enough for cookn.
purposes is supplied by the Qnaricrmaste
none being allowed, for camp fires so ih'
poor devils have to sit shiverng with COLI
IN ttet wet tents, when not on duty or dfill
While ever and anon a comrade IS hurrc'
10 be final resting place Truly this rs a stat,
OF #. nos o. " ich We Ind no idea especial
ly Us tnl Iewsraprrs have been constant
" Stating hat lnr army was IN tne health
Some M nsuros should u at 'ncc niop'e
TO remedy the evils complained Of II :; =
lie hored tho situation OF the troops \
Corpus Chtis'j viii s. hron1ht 90 the r-
ice Of Congress, and II the facts are as sta
tod, which fully believe, that severe RI
primnnd will BE- administered TO those VII
are answernblc"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08

4 Curiosity We some time since
nuticrd the fact that the homes OF what seem
Cd 20 have been man sixteen feet high,
were cxhum,d about 60 lr'i under ground
Wills, digging a well IN Williamson couo
~. Tennessee. We now learn from the
Nashville Union that they have been put
.ss.IhAr and srn onw rShibrinn w fhsi riir
The Uu'on says
"in It's arrangement for exhibition II pre-
scnts all the appearance Of human 'kele-
ton standing erect and measuring 10 feet
from the top OF the skull bone to tic bot.
tom of the ankle boar~ Thcre was sus'
pended by lis sidc the skeleton OF n man OF
ordinary siEr and the contrast was truly
striking Whatever doubts may be sDier
tanned IN classifying this animal there can
! b.. zone as to the Acis CONNECTED with It's IN
ding aad resurrection.
1, was found at least fifty feet below the
surface Of the earth m SEEM n he weig
IL M kivr.n t..s rock. all ',ur r. '..
large bones are broken, rs Il crushed BE-
tNeca the rocks. The pelvis, Tot instance
!, btokea aad crashed So that ii could moi
, be put together. and hs place Is upplcd
with wood Although several oi the i'm
portan, boncs are missing yet IN the gene.
raj the corresponding ones are pr"fcrF'i So
that ioIcrably complete skeleton has seeo
found
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08

Startling disclosures - Contributing
o s.oss -. D--~g~----A hu.s IN tho. ~
Y Tribune from Nauvoo, dated Dec. I7lh
says
TIE Grond Jury of he L S. District
Court, now in session herr, have for the
pas, week been investigating the state oI
affairs al Nnuvoo The result /. that lhcy
have found twelve indictments (moslly a.
ga,nHl he hca I mon of the Mormon church,
for coun,rrhi,ing the coin Of the Uni,cd
States Among the number indicted, are
Bingham Young. PtsrlcEt Of The
Twelve" aud Orscn Pratt, promlnen, lead
er.
learn Ina, the Developments arc most
Startling I, appears that counterfcline
has been the principal part ri the business
there for some yr.-s and that II has been
carrltd on hy the heads OF the Church -
The amount coun,crhitcd has been IN
mensr. and the execution has been 81 nice,
rs IN II any cnsts 10 prevent us hong d't'c
ted the Proph't Joe Smith us"d 10 work al
the business with his own hunis
Ohcr disclosures WIRE mnl" in relation
to robin, r..s md hurdles ALich tly, urv,i
before been made public, but will b. IN due
time.
Although these indictments have beer
found, vet no nrrosls viii be made for rca
sons which will duly appear, and whether
crrItahIc or not to our Executive, the pub
lie will Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08
nFrom ,Ao list. Of the town Of Ru

ErFrom 'Ao lists Of the town Of Rut
land, for Arrl ! as. II appears that there
were owned AZ horses of all ages, (esclu.
sve Of those used for s,a9Ing) 1855 cattle,
26 23G sheep. Allowing the horses TO
consume three tons Of hay each, the cattle
two ton, each and the sheep sixteen tons to
the hunired, the hay crop Of 1874 will a
noun, to 1898 ,ous nj 81 per ton is sac.
6lj allowing the sheep TO average lhre"
and one fourth lbs per fleece would make
50 267 lbs wool at 80 cts. per 10 would
come to S27 2si,i4 L.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08

Aad tserrspsn TIE Pr.siJes spp,luses
sBch osmaiues ~ t~su,Y
DO m, .sa. tte Pis.i8sui ga. abjsd -,
r,.snt.t ~ ssit ewnnsf'ee
ia pwirn ~ d. J Y Dewey, uss,
Noa-i. ihs ts- proceedings oiihe cooveo.
no be sgned ~ N. efhrets snd puolisbed
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ptsscn, = copy ftbe proceedings ~ TIE cpo-
rsa,.an ~ the Director. 81 sad Rsil'osd
Eomi,asy
Tie rorvention Dissolved
jOHN SPALDlNG. PrcnSc4I
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Go llowts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08

TIRRrLi's CAsE.-On Saturday,ln
the Supreme Court at Boston, the wit
ncsscs against Albert J. Tlrrcll was
called, aud ordered TO recognize for
their appearance III February to test.
~, first, in relation 10 the charge OF
murder, and second, ms TO the charge OF
arson. II is pretty well settled, the
Post says, that TirrclI originally sailed
for Liverpool, and that the vessel was
obliged TO put back by the weather,
and then Tirrell managed to get pas
sage for New Orleans.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08

FuRrmgR ESPoRrs TO LIVERPOOL -
The ship Grace Brown belonging to Mcssrs
a, Brown & Sons, cleared at this polt on
Saturday for Liverpool, with cargo Of $50
,rtces prime y mess pork l2ido.rn'ss beef,
(8a'uimorc packed } $3.50 bills -four rs
bales wool 4ul 300 hu~l, Hlvcs On
wednesday bark Louisa, Of tins port, be-
longing to Messrs John Henderson & Co.
with the following cargo 3lG6 bhls. -four,
1878 bushels wheat. 800 kegs lard. and 100
sides sole leather ylorI' Ban Cow
Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08

nTIn addition 10 the procc,dings Of the
Bennington Convention which will be
found in another column, We learn that he
committee appointed atthat convention has
made arrNngem' n,s Tor the Immediate sur.
vsy Of the route from this place to Bcnning.
ton r., survey u to be- mndr uud,r the
direction OF Nc ilnrbncL, an Engineer Of
the Western Rail Road
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-08
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The members Of the Vermont Temper.
Hnce Society arc requested to take notice
that tho annual meeting will be opened on
"Wednesday, the | TN day Of january next
at 10 o'clock a. m nj the city Of Fergcnncs,
md will doubtless continue" MS usual two
days All pledged fricnd. OF Temperance
are invited to take seats rs members, wheh
cr they nre ctizens OF this state or are al
present, temporarily, here from sister states