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S1 ,or NOTICE

nosnd after Monday May an a,oom
~ mod,tan sage " so leave RutIand eve
~ Mond,, Wednesday, and fnday, al a.
M and ,,fiyss Keens s p. n. same day.
RETURNING.
i.,,, K,sn.. every Tuesday, Thursday and
Stur,.v.sisS N. aud arrive at Rutland
same dsr. hI sr N.
Alta. ,,h TVS line will connect With
lire lof {. .r,rnooi y II same day,
TURNING.
p,,rr.... can iesve Ciarcmont every
Tuesday. I.otsday and Saturday al a.
m aud 20 10 Ca,'ieton, W. The saue night,
there connecting with the Burlington sho
Albany llno gong directly on without sleep
ing and auivingsi Albany the next DAY al
. ?. m.
Also
with tNai leAtesC s,,leton. al O'Clock
tho RI. n,,ting for Whitehsl and s'ra'o-
gs arniny at Sstatogu same day Of p' III.
A. NaiL ,ie tins line connects with The
{, 1n,eieut River line, aud arriving al Brat
ilsDcto same DAYS by Sp, m. Returning
,c-.a iltaulebofo Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays, slnvirg d, En,land 8. p. m. ss'ne
dav
TheDurliueton & Boston regular mail line
via Rutland and kccne, \. H., will leave
Rutland every day as heretofore 81 p.m.eI-
oept Saturdays, leave Sunday Morning al
"a m and srrve 10 Boston in 20 hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall at . q. IN. ev-
sr, dsy eIsept Sundays TO connect with this
line at Rutland same days, so that passen-
gers can 90 from Whitehall TO Boston IN two
days. T.. FOSTER COOK 4 co.
l9u
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DIR. H.F. PEERy'S
VERNlFUGE OR DEAD SHOT,"
FOR WORMS.
4 ighiy raiuaJie Preparation, capable, from
he promptride ofRs cotton, Of clear
ing the system m fec hours

4 iiShiy raiuoJie Preparation, capable from
he promphude OF as action, Of clear
ing the system n, a fec hours
Of erery norm.
There Is perhaps no disease to which Children
exposed comwon and fatal as ~ormsI they int
tate the SYMPTOMS OF almost ever, other compliant,
AID often ptoLune the most alarming effects before
,hcy arc ,u,peotcd The symptoms which are pro-
duccd by the irritation OF worms in tho bowels ana
which with some degree u cedainty indicate their
eIrstsrce are 40 follows -Countenanee pale tongue
~h,tely unsd, grinding OF the teeth, ietld ofeath,
stomach bard snd s~ellod, wasting OF The hesh'
,ckne. aud plins tho stomach, bowels either too
cost,e or too loosc, great fretfu'ne's unnatural
craving for clay dirt chalk collie, convulsions,
FITS. &c. &c.
Nun,crou. certificate. OF the value and usefulness
Of thu. preparation are slnos, daily received.
The follown NJ . from the Rev. w. B Winton,a
distinguished preacher OF the Methodist Chutth.
Abingdon Va. May H. 1913.
do hereby certify tha, have used DR. Peerys
vetm,uge IN my family TO the great sst.1.-s,'on o.
in,,olf and relief OF my chlldten. IL is prompt in
II. action ard IN one ed large number OF
worms III three or four hours AMER II was given TO
the child am satisfied that rs a Vermifuse it is
yup<ror 10 any tina, have ever used
w b wINTON,
Ncubcrn \. c May go, 1891.
Dea Sir-I h,,d been anrlously looking for a
mother supply Of your Dead Shot Nermllugc. as
have rot a single wal len. There are constant
a, pIcations for the medicine, aud should be
pleased % supply the demand II has proved itself
90 far tried this vicinity. 10 10 positive spe-
o,lc and no humbug Plea,e inform me by return
m,A how soon you eau furnish me with anotoer
supply.
Truly yours J. A. LOGAN.
Price % oen's per wat.
Prepared by Do, u + PrrRy and sold whole.
SIZE md ei-l by A. =. & DSANDS, Drug
tIss, 100 tGlon st. coincr Of William, \.
N''l
So.- olao. r ther Daniels, Rutland; j.
j. pcauan. v Poul,ne,; II. Simons, Pitts
io,d, aud 10y Druggists generally throughout,
the United STATES. 26ly
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\. ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
incorporated December, 1874
lfee located al Concord, n. H., No. 2 p

incorporated December, 1874
Office located at Concord, y, H., No ? Park
street, directly orer the Mechanics Bank.
Directors Of said Comsany.
}. sTrFTrss' Con. c. MsGRlLL' Franklin
19', pnrx LOW cord, D1 ,ha. ha"'rHT' Man
The Company will make insurance on
buildings for any term OF Cme not exceeding
three years, and on personal property alone
not exceeding Two years but where person
al property and buildings are owned by the
same person, and both included In the same
application, the Policy may be issued foi the
former period.
The Company will take risks on shops
mills t,nneries, manufacturing establish
men,s. machinery, tools, stock in trade,
public buildings, hotels, stores, storehouses,
bridges, dwelling houses, and property gen
orally; and 1t is believed that tariff OF rates
has been fixed upon which will give entire
satisfaction to the insured.
JOSIAH STEPHENS, President
joss WHtrpLu, Secretary
ACrSTs.-Tho's Mclaughlin, Clarendon
Springs W. II. Liseomb, Rutland. pi;3l
June 8, 1916.
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PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUER-
RlAN GALLERY AND PHOTOG.
RATHERS FURNISHING ID T..

~
Ava. , tho gold and silver medals, four
first rlcmrms and Two highest honors at
The - a,l, the massachusetts, the New
ic,t, and tho pcunNylvaLin Exhibitions,
,rs"ectvely, for the most splendid Colored
DiEaerreo,ypes and test apparatus ever ca
Aiblled
Portraits taken in exquisite style, withou,
regard to weather.
Instructions given in the art
A large assortment Of apparatus and stock
always on hand al the lowest cash prices.
New York, 25l Broadway; Philadelphia,
1875 Chestnut ST; Boston, IS Court, and SO
Hanover s,s.; Baltimore, 2O5 Baltimore ST.;
Washington, Pennsylvania Avenue; Peters
bnIgh, Va, Mechanics Hall Cincinnati
Fourth and Walnut, and l76 Main ST.; Sar-
a,oga Springs, Broadway Paris, 1877 Vielle
Rue du Temple; Liverpool, 81 Church st.
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A CARD.
DRAPER, ALDRlCH d FRINK respet

DRAPER, ALDRlCH O. FRINK respec-
IL fully solici, The attentions Of Vermont mer-
chants TO their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising as desirable an assortment as
can be found at any house in the city, which
they pledge themselves to sell on favor
able terms. Second to none in their facili-
ties for obtaining goods at the lowest rates,
and anxious only to cultivate a safe trade,
however, close, they are ready and willing
to dispose Of their stock at the smallest liv-
ing advance on original cos,-,heir motto be-
ing "small profits and quick returns
DRAPER, ALDRlCH & FRINK.
CT Liberty ST., near Broadway, n. Y. 1898
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for CONSUMPTION,

And the best remedy known to man for
Asthma OF every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, Influenza Coughs, Colds, Bleed
ing OF the Lungs, Shor,ness Of Breath,
pains and weakness in the side, breast, &c.
and all other diseases OF the
PULMONARY ORGANS,
very important disease over which this
Balsam exer,s powerful influence, is that
ola DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more efticacious than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
patients had endured long and severe suffer
ing fiom the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been resoued TO in vain, the
use of this Balsam has restored the Liver TO
healthy action, and in many instances ef-
iected PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed to produce the de-
sired effect.
Opinion Of regular PhVsician.
Exeter, Me, Sept 80, ls45.
This certifes that have recommended
the use OF Wlstar's Basam of Wild Cherry
Tor diseases OF the Lungs, for two years past
and many bottles 10 my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits. In two cases where n was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected cure.
E. BoyDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
NO QUACKERY NO DECEPTION
All published statements ofcures perform
ed by this medicine are in every respect tue.
Bewdre Of Countertetis and limitations -
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of
DR. Wistsr's Ralsam Of Wild Cherry in all
diseases for which 1t is recommended, cur.
ing many cases after the skill OF the best
physicians was unavaIling, has effected q
large and increasing demand for il. This
fact has caused several unprincipled counter.
letters and iml,aiors 10 palm of spurious mix
lures, Of similar name and appearance, ior
the genuine Balsam.
Be careful and ge, the genuine DR. Wis.
TAR's BALsAM OF WILp CHrRRY. None gen.
uins unles signed by BUTTS. Address
all orders to SETH w. FOWLE, Boston
Mass, For sale by Luther Daniel. Rutland
Jones q Dow. Cuuingyile J Perkins
Castlclon; w Moullon & CO., West Poult
ney A Bliss q Co, Poultney b. Beals
! Wells; Whedon d Swallow, Pawlet, s.
Smith, Dandy corners |. J.Vail d Co
Dandy. Henry Simonds, Piuford Warren A
Bliss, Brandon, and also for sale b,
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land. 27Iy
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THE VEG ETABLE PULMONARyT,
SAM

i IL lbNI ~ ~ u lghlNIN AHl pa
SAM.
is probably almost without t,-,r,
l. having during trial of nearly % ~.
fully maintained the high reputation =,
it has acquired for consumpive conn, I
and all diseases Of the lungs and che,
has been used probably with r,,.
success than any other article know =
many physicians who have had 40 oO,,,'
nifty Of witnessing its highly salunr ,g,,,
do not hesitate TO recommend it az [n,
convenient, and very efficacious netr,,
equal is not superior to any other pr,,r,
ton for the above complaints within a,
knowledg, and one which has seldom I,
appointed the reasonable expectation olasv
who have used it,"
The proprie,ors canno, descend 5s.
present unblushing style Of adversIrP,,
lar ar,icles.lt is too well known 10 reoul,tr,
such course, and they would merely n.
those who wish for further conflma,,.
its superiority to those who have Use
and to the numerous certificates Of pN
clans and others attached to each btr.
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam wa,
many years the only article known Us Z
monary Balsam lis grea, celcbue,, b
given rise to a great many spurious at.s
which, by partially assuming the name vs
genuine, and being pu, up so as to resta.
it as nearly as possiI 10, are often fisledg
on the public for the truo article Ama
these are Carriers Compound puno,.
Balsam,' American Pulmonary Bas,-
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup 'Pulnoi
Balsam, Indian Pulmonary Balsam,' II.
ter's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. Bpwa.t
all Of them. Enquire for the article BY
whole name, the VEG ETABLE PULMO
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and get
true article, prepared by REED, WmG 4 c,
LER. Wholesale Druggists, Sd, Chatham
Boston, and see that il has the written s.
nature Of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, upon Yell
label on the blue envelope. Each bc
and seal is stamped Vegetable pulmo
~ Balsnm." For sale by druggists
country merchants generally.
For sale in Rutland by i. Daniels q
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Notice.

THE subscriber hss~epea,edly called M.
i on hose who are indebted 10 him 10 sci.
tie th''f accounts. but as they have not been
heeo" he would say 10 ALL, thai unl.ss
the cosns are selled by The 18Th Of Au.
81 heat. lhey will have the privilege OF SET
ding them win some other person than the
subscriber. W. T.. {. SroppAsp.
ksuapd, gsly Q, 1876. IS
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TEAS.

" HYSON, Hyson, and Hyson Skin teas
Il . also from the latest impor,a,ions few
chests TwankayTea, ore of the finest, strong
es, and best favored teas ever imported, for
sale at the farmers Exchange.
WallncfOrd June |. %
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LOOKING GLASSES, CROCKERY
&C sc

lust received splendid assoItmen, of
- o. G. Band and plain Looking Clauses,
from 25 cents 10 $40
Also,
nice as,or,nen, OF Flawn Blue Granite,
and So'lG'd Cruckey, together with large
assortment O., Glass Ware, which we will
- '"' s@vsroe from New York pr
=" , asked. Just pop in. -
-" wng Gonds at the Far,
mers IL oarge. D.U. SABIN SEQ.
July 4, 1915 %
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PRACTICAL FORMS.
CHEAP edition Just rec eived and for
~ sale by SroppA.p,
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CASH PAID FOR COAL.
'NHE Subscribers are wishing to con,rac,
i Ter Hard Wood Coal, TO the amount OF
100000 bushels----,o be delivered at the
Fairhaven Iron Works.
DAVEY g. CUSHMAN.
Fairhaven, March 9Th, 1876.
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SASH FACTORY.
THE subscriber manufactures by machine
i ry all kinds Of Window Sash, PANEL Doors,
Venetian Blinds, and will supply all orders
nj sbou notice. SILAS X. MOERS.
Wsllingford, april IA, Is46, 1926
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS
AND CAPS.

htNIJ VII .,
THE subscriber announces to his patrons
l. and The public generally, that he has
now on hand large supply Of fine Hat. and
Caps, made after the city fashions of this
spring; and he would further say ,ha, he de
fies competition as to the stock used. work
manship and price. ISRAEL COOK.
Rutland, April IS, 1915. 1877
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SOhE bhCh, SORE BREASTS s..
es, &c, &c, and wounds Of evt,, ' 57
,ion-removing all soreness and yng. ~
healing up the worst wounds IN I'm, +
five days time. wv" q,
THIS CELEBRATED RENE,
was prepared by order Of lis MAJ,
late King VIM. ". OF Ctca, Nm" :
the direction Of Mr. Youau, tho ~, '''
English Farmer and used by himip,t..iI L
Stud OF Horses only. wy Az
DIRECTIONS.
Dip feather in the Oh, and ami,
wound or sore twice dave, ~ VI
wounds wet rag in the on, and b',''e
the wound.
n. b. Shake the bottle before p,...
keep well corked 81
AorSTs-W. +. G. Stoddard, Rv,,,.
Smonds, Pittsford " Ross, Bn,3 !
Is. Brown, Cut,ingsville Jameson =,
Castleton.
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TllE KINGS on

FOR all WOUNDS on T.
Nn,,,s,nd Cattle, such a, hoy
. BRUISES HRRn CuTsF
~ SPRAlNS, CORKS' ~ "
! =. ihet by the Saddle O. I', r,
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- Eklktl GTF.t ~ y ETlskR EtsA ~ z -
FURTHER PARTICULARS,
MONTEREY, MExIco, Sept Is, l846,

sra,s, IN MoSTEREY, MEXICO sept. 20, i846, ,soI
GENTLEMEN:-The city has capitulated
on the following terms. 70 The Mexican SOL
diers shall be permitted to march out Of
town witlrtheir small arms and six small
field pieces, leaving all their. munitions Of
war behind, with al their artillery and pub
lie lstoressil They are totre.ire 10 e Linares,
sixty miles hence, and about thirty omiies
north of Saltillo, and are not to approach
nearer than that to this place within SIXTY
|dayss sor until each party caal hearsfromsiss
respectiyegoyernmen., Ampudia kept Gen.
Taylor until nearly midnight last night pre-
Eparingi thesterms, '&css lManyipefs6ns, par
Iticulafly 4he Texan volunteers WHO Tough
| SO sbrayely mrs, ,displeased at these terms
The town was al but il, our hands, alit
| they sbefievs could have been taken III thrat
1houfsl hisbsliese thai.it would isaye requif'
ed niuchnoreihard lighting 10 have vtaken
! itsbpt thisawas not the question, with Gen.
Taylor. He and all his officers knew per-
fectly well, Of course, that the Town could
soon be taken, but he wanted no prisoners
to. take up his time and eat his substance, but
he did Have all 'oHset HI view which will be
ITeaeheiby yishsaterms ofathiss capitulatioh,
lnndstliatiebjectrwilts to- aasonesulsa most
beneficial ~ our goyes ye lsIt under ,Yhose
tadyice Or orders Cen, Taylor acted in u.
|E,ggreeing to these tetmG y ks 4 shavSs few
moments ID spareE eEbcfofs fhsc express goes
Foutathiss snorAiag (he ~nsdetainsd iastnighti
bytthelslowaphogress Of business swlshs Am
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REvFNNA, oiHfd WEDNfsfDA : ofT0 iaT RER - lsas

.lstdsItanding d as PRoPHEr OF THE RIGHTs or
~ fN AMI qnawed, iunabashed, in the EaEss
os ENgE Or Royalty AND GoLDi i
ls9 Hegamn Franklin, in, his Sbrowyls coat
eatand =blpeastockings, mocking to Shame the
r pon1p Iof these Courtiers- glittering
Gl fcbes 6Gxafden Ifins sr,eras,., = 81 ~
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sssssssss - .7.,ee.',o1ns las'oi
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N.S.Is.s9.,,s,s !, m ;s.ss, h,,ae, .u,a
r,.stSSsss r,ss,s 80. s,,a ,hou
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,sxaSsE M IA, Gssssla,sta dim, u,,bl lio,,.
q M ,S;s.isa q m t.uer yo,,,.
And yet lovf sl'se: YAAlemory's voice
! -so4TCsssss shke sbess tone saaaIa |
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hsr~ Aad Ssak cl'r, w6eA = gszs on thos.' 'g&P
- So pail sweet ana fraii: g,'' 90 e.
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iA} ySsaSnSa nsxsT ia ybad yd 6e,goc
i 10 Idemigs4 Is ea1 VI btis ,rSereErsH
o iiias ea tsei ssw tdss ar .y1tasf
.sest- -ss.e- 4.ss.s ..s...s.
3 tssroa CO aglsss 80 /. 1890 n, ay.-.b
70 90 s&9i ssP HH0hEn n UMkk 73su
J, ns41 z !. ts.s4ss-ssss..
- d751 . 57sf z 80 90 10 yI:--.T7s-s;7'7-
I some, of them onlike feiehtsaid On fhr9 ooh
LIEUT.: Sc,rrit and Lieut.. Pope nwsres ssp, I
odeso SssssSaAitioitss; also work., yscarfilt on
EshsIriais and Rope ON ahS lSft fsbs tnien.
iThelaitor a6proachsd and discoy srbd jfhs
Epositionuof a6Atssrys en- die extrsme deft.
|ahd~m axpassdssou tfirs,i &c cannon and
GAiSksti5 fasff cofa, j from which .sIhfter
finishifiB fssuo oobssrsafipus; ohs, Sesired, in
fsafety. don theinixM ollfhel l20fhp thA NOR.
taf aud 1h0witzer batteries were placed, In a
position aoplay on fhsstron8 Rolds ioG.she
1oitadelai TheTaGiidn1s sacommencad sonsfhe
morning of theal2ist,g hy thes6peninkg OF
these two batteries ani CoLgs Gnrland'ss brig.
ndcawereonisred to move ,tosthe. lsff forahs
parpose3ofstoriningithe battery discovered
byisieat. Pope the day before, 1 andstoaeoc.
cupy, ifipossibfc,i tls9lower partrdf .he caty.
Major Mansfald, Capt. Wiliinms ahdL Lieut.
Pope wers drderedsin advance to seleetthe
most axailable pointof attack, and t0sdirect
the movenentsofthacolumn Upon itsyFhes,
companies We're thrown FORWARD as .skir.
srnishars ahd adsancedefapidly 0towards tho
workss fdllowedby thsu brigadec iniaine OF
battle iindefa .cfoss1ire ofoartilletyadaom
tho citadel and farte and oaDdhsayye Rts Of
musketry.oe Thes colnmir HehafgedEinto a
street200. yardSintha right nffhegb battery,
works. entirely, and effected an
eniranceto to ahe 4ownsy Aaeri'adsancing
rapidly about 400;yards beyond The battery,
theylcanne iminediatelysin front Of q mask.
ed battery of artillery and musketry. sshich
swept,the, street, seemplslely by jts range.
Ihea abarficeades ofthe stteots aksizty yards
distance from the head OF 1thescolump, were
lined with, ,Mekicanls troops, a*liose entifely
covered themselves, opened y - n1urdeFous
discharged grape and. prussetty;u Pensthe
advanclhgicoiuaan.o Every house On tho
street wespiercedst Tor mnsketry, ,andientilc.
hed the street in every dirsctions .gtllDder
| Ith;ssfre the following. officers were killed.
or mortaAy .woupdeds Major BarbeuIs Sd
infantry, ,dbys grape shot in thesabdomen;
Captaip. w itiamsT pogsaPhical enginsers,
shot throaghishs bodyhysa musket hans fell
an the street, anay aragg dlnt9 theRd Rdeor-
'Ewayi ofCa house, BY Lieutenant tRoPes amidst
si'oweEsof eails, tiat covered him with
dust. 1.-The gallantryt OF this young soficer,
now in his first batsles is-spekenr Of ia admi.
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"
Of d man dp 10 the very mouths of the IL
| P6andefs, n~iiieh ne silehced and took o z
|; 2oLet Baltimore buzza nine times nine for
ergallant and noble son, CAPT. STEwAaT.l
Our, loss is about s men killed, and from
10 to r., wounded, and they are being car
4ried in every moment. g 10 Mo" Of! "a II
b. Gen. fayior has swarmys ;complimented
Capt Stewart and Lieut., Owens. d
Poor Watson was Killed at the head Of
bisLregiment 10 soi1@oq ssiaa1g edT ~
. eHhe express off ,ss rr div ,,eiJ,. NJ ~
a Ihe iesIs terms Of caPitullation were in effect
% That the officers should be allowed tol
marchout withalheir side arms. 9lcsvs7q
That the Cavalry and Infantry should be
|pllowed 70 march out with. their arms and
laccoutrements. sG
? aThat the Artillery should be allowed to
march out with;on battery of six ypieces
andtwenty one rounds Of ammunition. ia
.y That all Other, munitions of war and sup.
plies should be turned over to a board Of A.
rnerican officers appointed to receive ttemy
Thatthe Mexican army should be allow
ed 7, days to evacuate the city and that the
American troops should not occupy It until
evacuated. q sE'lt ssE CO ~ gaa ~
81 That the Cathedral Fort or Citadel, should
be evacuated at 10 A.. NJ, next day., (25sh)
the Mexicans, then marching out and the
American garrison marching in. The Mcx-
leans allowed to salute their flag when Haul!
led down. ..2i l1aw la..1 sZl@i cal tga Of
That there should be an arnistice Of eighi
weeks,dutingwhich time neither afmyshould
pass q line running from the Rinconada
Through Linares and San Fernando. ~
/ This lenient. offer ofthe American Cen
erul was dictated with the concurrence q
his. Generals and BY motives Of good polio,
and consideration for, the good defence o
their city by the Mexican Army. &!
kqqKillsd, ,1-Capt. w iliiains, Typographical
Engineers; Lieut.. a1erreit, lst Infantry;
Capt Il. NJ Morris, Sd do; Capt Field,
Sd, DO, Major Barbour, 4d do Lieut. Irwin
'do.: do; Hazfitt, 81 do; Lieut.. Hoskins, 4th
I do; Lieut.. Woods, 4th- do; Capt. McKavett
sth do;l Col.iWatson, Baltimore battalion;
Capt. Battlens,e list Tennessee Regiment;
Lient., Putnam, lst d. do. ii, , ,s',4, u
Wounded.-Maj, Lear, 3D. Infantry, Sc.
verely; Capt. ,Bainbridge, Sd do, very
slightly; Lieu: P. II Graham, 4th do, Sc
vereiy; Capt. Lamoae, lst do., severely;
Maj. Amberconbie, LIST do, slightly; Lieut..
Wainwright, Sth do, slightly; Major Nuns
field, engineers, slightly; Gen. Butler, Vol
unteer Division, slightly; Col Mitchell, o.
hioi Volunteers, slightly; COL. Met Chung,
Mississippi Regiment severely; Major AZ
exander, Tennessee Volunteers; Lieut. All.
I1en, do. do Lieut.. Scudder, do. do, I; Lieut..
Nixon, do. do; Capt. Bowler, Mississippi
Regiment; Lieut.. Thomas Texas Regf-
nent;t Lieut.. Armstrong, Ohio Regiment,
severely; Capt Gillespie, Texas Rangers,
mortally Wounded--since died. ~ q
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Three eotfcers apdsemg lyenty .or thirty
men were taken prisoners. One Of the II
.polDdsrs was1serIed. gainst the secondfort
and defencess with captured 'amunitionSdufi
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l6is sword. but knocked one, fellow, dowr
with his kRI',f FIST ana seized his nidsketa with
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ST. LAWRENCE.-[Offcial.

ST LAWRENCE.-lOificiaI
CANTON. Nov. H. lSi6.
L WEED. Eso.--our County Canvass was tins
moment decided
Majority for Wright l6S4 Sheriff Loco. 1854
Collins, Congress i9i>
This elects Collins over SEGER. by majority
Of l45.