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The Arkansas banner., 1846-10-21
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 ftra as 9.8reTs a gas&tAsers y,f shs sf@r. 'ta wa rssha .as spgs parsicu- ians
 AlAe- aaacs sSismishiee sul ssvesai pes- soas being kdled dirag Sualay, aud ihe lhree days following, aa 1'harslay ,ae Apl- Mofmoas sntsrtd the city is yeyy ganee body and all eoueleteiy armed
 barley was hsid, which resulted in | demand that thS Mermoas astl aff ia sAe sifs cngaael in the troubles. si0ala leave Nan> 700 within i've days, and as 1ssee delissg their persons, araas, amHunlsisaA, and sh1 ca'y itself inDa the hAa,ls af tha Amli wuE- mons.
 This was M last euntpiied wisls, haa whether from fear, inelsaatsoa, or q usUFe desire to avoid binolshed, we havp aut yas learned. The Mornuus thra tssAk pos. session of every shing. ant. ef enarse, iA contradiction .. the late auims of slls Gs- vernon of Illinois. aud contrary .o law. In. mediasety the Mnnaona began so ieaFS s..ssss ely A large nanher started on ths .alvnp rado, and many on the Patael On the opposite shore ws undsrasand iAas the peaPsever aadhoritiea of lawa had inter- iered to preven. those leaving from enterine that Territory. They must censeQneaaiy, came so this city, aud from here be scattered ! abroad
 l We also learn .has the 'rsassie wdll bs allowed to rcmain unhariaed. I IL was but right 10 state howvses, that thus far no violence has been dons either to he people Of ioihc buildings or prcpesss = Orgab, 2ia.
 | LATER yRoN N4Uvoo. --The .Nee kfzpsm got down last evening, bringing number ol families from Nauyoo. All was quiet as tlsal place or Saturday, when they Jeff. But very few of tho prosclibesl ssaxcds remained ! and they wereprepariHg tc leave as spsetlilv as possible.
 Frum q gentleman who was isi Nausoa when the Antics entered, we leaufthas thAiE number was sixteen hundred land tweaty N five, aud that their train pl baskage wagoas 4 numbered over one hundred. NJ wss aup- posed ihat they suffered severely during tho skinntsh,ag of the three days. \ Que ot the stpmlations of tlio treaty, (ii -o the terms of cspi!nlation might be ealiMi.i ! was, that lhe Mormous should receive uself arms as they crossed the river This llad been complied witA.
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The Arkansas banner., 1846-10-21
IPuH,lLlc-No. 29.l

tPuRLlC--No. z9.
 AN ACT b authorize the President ef the Uaasesl States to sell the reserved mineral lands in the
 States ot Illinois and Afkassas, and Territories
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

rghs OF ireemen, in electing their own Represent
a.,Ves 70 .le iorrtorai Legislature; but until this
can be done the laws hitherto in existence will he
continued until changed or modified bv competent
authority, and those persons holding office viii con.
tnne y the same for the present, provided thew
will consider themselves good citizens and willing
to take the oath of allegence to the United States
The undersigned hereby absolves all persons re-.
siding within the boundary of New Mexico from
further allegiance to the Republic of Mexico, and
hereby claims them as citizens of the United States
Those who remain quiet and peaceable will be con-
sidercd as good cttlzens, and receive protection-
Those who are found in arms, or nstigating others
against the United States will be considered as
traitors, and treated accordingly. Don Manuel
Armljo, the late Governor Of this Department has
lied from it. The undersigned has taken possess
ION OF IT without firing gun, or spilling drop
OF blood, in which he most truly reioces, and for
the present will be considered as Governor of the
Territory.
Given at Santa Fe, the Capital of the Territory
OF New Mexico, this 22d day of August, 1916, and
in the 7lst year of the Independence Of the Uni
ted States.
by The Governor,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15
PROCLAMATION

PkDCLAMA HUN
To the inhabitants of New Mexico, by Brigadler
Gen. S. w. Kearney, commanding the troops of
the United States in the same.
As by tho act of the Republic of Mexico, state
of war exists between that Government and the u.
States, and as the undersigned, at the head of his
troops on the 18th inst. took possession of Santa
Fe, the capital of the Department of New Mexico,
he now announces his intention to hold the Depart
ment with its original boundaries ION both sides of
the Del Norte) az part of the United States, and
under the name of the Territory of New Mexico.
The undersigned has come to New Mexico with
a strong military force and an equally strong one
is following close in his rear. He has more troops
than necessary to put down any opposition that can
possibly be brought against him, and therefore 1t
would be but folly or madness for any dissatisfied
or disconnected persons TO think OF resisting him.
The undersigned has instructions from his Gov
ernment to respect the religious institutions Of N.
Mexico to protect the property of the Church, to
cause the worship of those belonging to 1t to be
nndisurbed, and their religious rights IN the am
plest manner preserved to them. Also to protect
the person and property OF all quiet and peaceable
inhabitants within the boundaries, against Their en-
emies, the Eutaws, Navahoes and others, and while
ne assures all that it will be his pleasure as well
as his duty to comply with those instructions, he
calls upon, them to exert themselves in preserv-
inc order, in promoting concord, and in maintain.
in1 the authority and efficiency of the Laws; and
to require of those who have left their homes and
taken up arms against the troops of the United
States, 10 return forthwith to them, or else they
will be considered as enemies and traitors, SUBJECT
ing their persons to punishment and their property
to seizure and confscalon, for the benefit OF the
public Treasury. 1t is the wish and intention OF
the United States to provide for New Mexico free
government with the least possible delay, slnila
10 those in the United States and the people o
New Mexico will then be called on to exercise the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15
VOL. XII. NO. 4s.--WHCLE NO. 2os7
ms shows the wing gain to be, 1909.

This shows the wing gain TO be, 1909.
The wing vote has been increased 1913; the
third party vote has been increased 6l9; and the
locoioco vote has been decreased 617.
OF the 1872 scattering votes for Treasurer, report.
ed in the official canvass, most of them were intend
ed for Col. Jewett, but were counted against him
as his name was not correctly printed. We be-
lievc most of these votes were cast in Addison
County,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

GOO copies of Legislature Directory; concurrod
in. BY Mr.. Benton, that the Speaker be request
cd to invite the Clcrgymen of Montpelier to ofici-
ate in rotation as Chuplains of the House.
The Senate came in, and the report of the can
wasting committee was made as follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

O. We are authorized to say that Chalon F. Da-
vey, Esq. of Burlington, has been appointed Assis-
tant Clerk of the House of Representatives.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15
Iy The Governor,
s. w. KEARNEY, Brig. General.

MAINE. The additional elections for represen.
tatives present the following result: Wings 81, Lo-
cos AZ. There is still large number of vacancies,
and the elections will be continued from time to
time until the adjournment oil the Legislature of that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

ALABAMA. SIS. Beman, Esq. the Wing Candi-
date, for Congress, in Yanceys late district, takes
the stump boldly in favor of the REPEAL of the
Polko British Tariff.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

0T@Dr Benjamin Warehouse, died in Cam.
bridge, Ms, on the %. inst aged 90,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15
WATCHMAN & JOURNAL.
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.

TERMs-si so cash in advances 50 90 payment is made
advance interest always charged from the end Of the year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

FOR GOVERNOR.
Whole number of votes, 4S,703
Necessary for choice, 1882
Horace Eaton, 1854
John Smith, 17,SU
Lawrence Brainard, 7ll8
Scattering, Ga
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
Leonard Sargent, 1886
Truman 3. Ransom, 1885
jacob Scott, 7,0St
Scattering, 65
TREASURER.
Whole number of votes, 1891
Necessary for choice, 24,l7I
Elisha P. Jeweit, 1924
Daniel Baldwin, 17,s47
Henas Wood, 6,97S
Scattering, 1872
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15
GEN. KEARNEY's PROCLAMATION.

The st. Louis Republican gives the following,
received through returned volunteer, and believed
it to be genuine:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

THE VOTE FOR THE STATE TICKETS.
1t has already been remarked, in the legislative
reports of Thursdays proceedings, that the votes
for state officers for the towns Of Brdport, Sharon
and Holland have not been returned; in order,
therefore, to show the full vote for Governor cast at
the last election, it is necessary to add the votes
cast in these towns, as we now do:
Last year the votes were as follows
Daniel Kellogg, loco, 1866
VIM. r. Shatt,r, Sd party, 6544
Scattering. 362
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

For Governors Message see last page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

Whereupon Mr.. Briggs was declared elected and
took his oath of office.
The House then proceeded to the election Of
Clerk pro tempore. Mr.. Russell nominated Ferrand
+. Merrill, Mr.. Harrington nominated f. A. Kim
ball, Mr.. Strong nominated S. Pearl Lathrop
Messss Russell and Harrington were appointed tel
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OUT YOUR RATS


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Each Box col ms twelve doses, at l-3 CTS per dose
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This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
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. hest mlllclnn known 10 man IN incipIcnI


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Poetry.
ERSES.

ENOED'
COMPOSED by GEO. THOMPSON, on The departure
of .alqnsoa Wor6, jim. 20h 1915.
Our dear loving brother, our faithful has gone;
Our prison companion six months and three years.
His labors and suierings, his work here is done,
Perhaps We meet never in this vale Of tears,
What precious communion and fellowship sweet
We long have enjoyed in our halowed cell,
While bowling in prayer at Imlnanuel's feet
And striving in concert His praises to swell
His trials and sorrows were as truly ours;
With him we rejoice, and together did nouns
One object one interest engaged all our powers
To stand by the truth until death, We were sworn,
His place here is vacant, but It's to supply
That long empty seat by his own fire side,
The sonowng tear now to wipe from each eye,
And for his dear flock needed comforts provide.
No more at our altar with us doth he bow,
No longer is heard in our praises his voice.
He in the blcst courts of the Lord worships now,
And there with the righteous doth sing and rejoice
o happy Alanson released from his chains
And comprised by spirits akin to his own;
His tongue will break forth in unknown joyfuIsrains
And tell with exulting what Jesus has done.
The songster of Nature his bosom will cheer,
And earth's blooming prospects enrapture his sight
The sound of the church going bell he can hear,
And view happy throngs with cnlivcning delight
Go, go, happy BROTHER to freedom again.
The great boon of heaven implore and enjoy;
A little while longer your partners remain
To labor and suffer, and count it all joy.
Farewell now, dear brother farewell few days.
Tho parted in body, we're still joined as one,
For all these Affections our Father well praise,
And adore Him forever around the white throne
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Medicine for the Million
zAvER,s JOINT AND NERVE LINlMENT,


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There has appeared medicine which the pcne
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tme cannot by any possibility produce injurious effects BY its
action the SKIM il eNctS healthy circulation If the Blood and
the distractions the iNsENsE PERPA1ION which is
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fire. and may be used with perfect safety in the obums.
most ccctuay every obstacle its universal Why
will yuu suffer pain, when safe, cccou and cheap medicine is
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES!
This Inmcnt is only beneficial to the human system, but is
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tema remedy The high character Of the gentlemen signing the
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occasion 10 use n medicine of the kind
The undersigned having made Of Sewers Lnmcn fol
Horses and finding to he valuable remedy for amcncss gals
spans bruises, would recommend friends and the
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remedy the diseases for which it is recommended, will
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