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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

ROYAL OURLEY, Auctionser.
GREAT SALE OF PAPER.7MOORE LEO
~ 0ErTS Fourth Semi. Annual Trude Sale Of Paper,
No 3Ol Pesrst Monday the 24 Of August instant, NJ
half past 9 O'Clock A. NJ
The catalogue will embrace eigh, hundred and fifty
OF Writing Paper, consisting Of
Imperial, SUPERFICIAL, Royal, Medium DENY; double
single, aud square Fiat Caps Folio and Bank Pok Cut
Caps Letters, Packet Post, &c. &c
Also 1000 assorted coos Cover PAPER 4OO0retrps
Shoe Paper white and assorted colors; 50 superior
Binders's Boards.
large invoice OF Mann's superior Marble Papers, In
great variety; Copying Paper Tissue Blo,ing, Enyelop
ing, do, SC. &c.
The goods will be open for examination on Friday and
Saturday the 2st and 2d instant and every facility offered
for their inspection
Catalogues VIII be ready the 10Th inst
Terms-uDder $780, cash from 300 $500, three
months; from $40 $500 four months; and $500
i've and six months Approved endorsed notes, payable
In New YORK, dated on the day OF sale
MOORE & LEGGETT, Paper Warehouse
aug p 30l Peari>st
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Bifers-For The Jaundce. Indigestion, Nervous
Debility, Headache Co-veness, Dyspepsia, Loss OF Ap-
petite, and al diseases for which The medical faculty have
tor year. united in prescribing The celebrated Sarsapars
| and Wild Cherry Bar.
The Sar-aparia and Wild Cherry Bters contain IN The
innoNous forTi AZ the sensitive qualities OF those
valuable articles Of The mGterls neica, combined
with other valuable remedial agents while lneir union nr
the effective and most agreeable ton
&c and sp-rlent medicine offered to the public
As family medicine, tile SaT5apaTla and Wild Cherry
Brters invaluable They be given with perfect
safety n s They very pleasant 70 The taste.
which reoul ends them easy medicine 10 admins
children.
Sold wholesale AMI retail. By WYATT 4 KETCHAM,
general agents ~ FultopL y. Y and James w Smith.
corner Fulton anc Cranberry SIS Brooklyn sul3 els
" The L. :. Senate of ISI2.-The subscribers
respectfully that their large uezzotnt engraving
OF The United States completed and will in short
time be published Those who desire early i'm
presions invited to call Sd;ioaai Miniature Gal
ley and examine the engraving.
aus isu ANTHONY. CLARK < co. 2i7 Broadway.
r. The Proprietors OF lhirty-ive different newsps
per. Pennsylvania alone have gwen public notice that V
B. Palmer ,er only authorized IL The cities o; New
YORK, PhiHde. pis Boston and Baltimore For names OF
~ per- Tribune Jf 9Th AL papers II De-s
many others other stat-- have given similar
uouce. y-D i-c
~ Al orders for subscriptions, or advertising
In Country -pspers Intended for v 3. Paners Ae
cy should be addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, A. he
a- other Office has he tepu=t peTsur IN repre-
hi- Agency IN other psc- m hi C!tg v2o 80
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~ TIL, Proprietors Of thir,y.6ve disereat neyrsI
miscellaneous.

ITO THE PUBLIC.-The D.. Hslne whose name M.
frequently appeared the newspapers Dr. S0l0-
mon Eeiae OF M - CAana5er.st Tins prevent
taxes n the minds OF il- yIoc Dr. solomon E-u- beng
our family unv-ciau We the undersigned have Inc
liberty 20 nave lhls inserted. CHARLES WIGHT.
JOHN ELWOOD.
DAVIS HARRISON
suas I'm, FRANCES HOPKINS.
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by JAMES NJ. MILLER

nF JAMES VI. MILLER-
- TUESDAY August Is,
At lot O'Clock, al store No. 2 Liberty.st
Doors SHOES AND BsoGANs-looO Boots Shoes and
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive.
WEDNESDAY, August Nth
Al IL o'clock the store No. las Wa,er.st by order OF
Asgnees the entire stock OF Boots Shoes and BroYuus
contained in the above comprising general varisty
well adapted 10 the Fail trade The above stock will be
found in excellent order ard fresh. Sale positive.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination two days
before the sale. THURSDAY Aug. n
A. l0i O'Clock, the OF O. Lee Knapp Pslen 10
Jacob-st
5000 sides hemocs tanned Sole Leather Terms amoutbs
THURSDAY, Sept ).
At l0t O'clock the OF Chas NJ Leupp Co. No 20
Ferry-sL
5000 sides Of Sole Leather
500 sides OF Oak Leather.
~ dozen Wax Calf Skins.
MONDAY. September 7.
Al y O'clock at the MerchAnts's Exchange.
CHANcERY SALE-Ry order of Daniel r. Oranniss. Esq.
Master IN Chancery, ali those lots Of land known No
1877 Mercers each lot being 70 fee. front and rear by 100
feet deep
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WILLIAM TAYLOR Co. No. ? A.tor House publlsh
w mi. iay No - OF tie Modern Standard Drama The
Love.Chzse Comedy, by J. ; Knowles, Esq.-Sage
Edition as played the Park Theatre price L. cts
In press. The King OF the Commons new flay, Oy
Punch"
Publish or Wednesday, The New-York illustrated Mag
ezne for August containing, usual four Steel EHgrAv-
!ngs and s.xry-tnur pages OF .etteT-Press-
Just 'rec-Ived GraisUs, GoGeys National and Column
biar Magazines for August
Boston and Baltimore, among whc! stands preeininrnt
The Western Continent for sale wholesale and reHi! al
Taylor. Cheap Publication Store. No A-tor House aU2
sANDERS'S PICTORIAL PRIMER
OR INTRODUCTION 10 Sanderss FIRST Reader, by Charles
~ ". \ J. c. Sanders.
The made wholly OF Ineligible Wordsworth
already familiar Children. The OF unuleanins sy
able; commonly found in Primer books mas Deeu rejected
Just published By MARK ID NEW Man 4 CO.
au22 2iis 1873 Broadway
AHEAD OF ALL THE MoNTHLIEs.
l'QUEY'S LADY'S BOOK and Magazine for September
uMore Illustrations and better han any other N9nis
VIEW the Delaware, engraved IN Ngzzoih oy 9afIa'
Nourt HoIvohe, engraved by Alfred Jones
Fashions FOR ChdreH's Clothes, IN raTed ~ rfei.
Crochet WorkIng
Nr.c-Orig inal-John Barnet
NEW FEATURE.
Model Cottages with -ngrav-ugs and tl explanations
These will be continued in ever No Ot the "ofHi 30 mat
\, In. end of Inc year each subscriber VII be n possession
of .eve different exterior and interior Views OF MODE!
Mr. C. " kirkland. Mrs z Oakes Smith, J. X Psuld-
inc Grace Gr,.enzvo1d FL gar \ Poe, P Hamilton Myers,
Mrs : J. Hale Flora -. Clair, Miss MaciGnaIf JOIN
Barnet and tw-ve other writer contribute 20 ms 2uloef
This i the clest number OF the month Sins.e Hos on
Is - cents. For sale b.
BURGESS. STRIEGER ( CO. - Broadway.
Nm TAYLOR L co Astor House
au2i 2ri- Il LOSG / BROTHER, q Ann-st
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HOhATlO HILL. Auctioneer.
y COOLEY, kEESE s. HILLI-Store N

t1OhAIlO HILL. AucuOnetr.
by COOLEY, kEESE 81 HILL-Store No.
- Broadway, corner OF Dey-sL
Liberal cash advances M goods consigned " sale
Removal Cooley, Reese Hin have removed from No.
l5i 10 1871 Broadway, corner OF Dsy-st
THURSDAY, Aug. n,
AT 10 O'Clock, AT their auction room,
Doors, SHOES AND BRoGANs5O0 cases Boots Shoes and
Brogans, comprising suitable for The South
ern, Western and City Trade.
AT PRIVATE SALE, CHEAP-An engraving and copper
plate printing establishment consisting Of D.es, Ruling
Machine OF the best Plae Presses III this country one
10 inch Press made by Hoe Co together with all the I'D.
purtenanccs connected with the above business
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CenIoqicnl NIrptiuy
Ii. AktCs, S.,-'v.
{. VI. WHEArLEY
~Dr. Harvey RurdeII. DE-

n
Members OF the Association invited register their
and address the OF the American institute.
he pnrk
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WM II. JONES, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, Aug 9Th al 10 O'clock, al the store Of
Ives Hoard, 23 Pearst 900 cases Boots, Shoes and
Brogans, comprising desirable assortment, adapted 10
the Southern, Western and City Trade
n d. Every upon the catalogue 10 be sold without
reserve. au22 5liseod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

THE DIAPHRAGM FILTEKS-jsnison's Pa.
tent li6-The public invited 10 witness ne gfea
utility and superiority Of this invention for purifying mo
Cfo;on ard al rver the otbee No 81 BfoedWsy
aui2 lmiF VIM II. JENNusoN, for toe prop''s'ers
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OFfICE BOWS LIrY ENPREss Post I
No - WIIhan1--t.
THE SUBSCRIBER VII, for The flnre. deliver
/ circular. throughout Int cry al lie following r.
iuceG rates leo 70 500 a. !: -eisi- escE over 900 %
no 5dG AZ cents each 1900 each. less t1en 100
70 > a. = lhs1 - a. ceats each Stamps
As u, g-iA- '01'es '----''7F - JOHN I. BOYD.
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CRElT @Ai.E c: DIV C,oo1>-Th- subscribers have
purchase: OF IL sss.guee- siocS o! J0g1 dollars
.i OF pay L;ooDs a. prces hal VIII insure their READY
al oI cash n the shortest possible me This Stock
comprises he entire assortment o! are 2ooin aHc r.
nd quality c4aaos be exceeded
IL sac 'e; commence q NJ at j-as
tn,,e ron iav 10 iav. Il! = whole D. disposed o.
Those WHO would md i al purchase 8 great
wholesale and resl proa= 72od Lot lei ms faEr oPpoF-
W. ns7rs ~ DR. goods Pedders Taiors and Mill
pers ,iop a, ~ per ceat Under lie market prlc--.
snieS iyrrt BRIGGS L REMSES, 100 Cyreac-st-
NOTICE. public az ealt.onsd sgsias' -T9slz
from Iiysrpool a. neither h= Captain eonsigaee WI
pay an debts OF their co1trecttag. ale-
ENVELOPE PAPER--3A f@li sssorTznent. for sale oy
IL s-s ew C1hl> ~ F4ELD, : hufl1ilS--'-t-
"RDwIRE PAPER-Au sizes AMI thickness,
1tof sale BIZ CYRUS " FIELD, B1rlrng-,hp-
SHEATHING PAPER-FoI SHIPS and houses, Tor
= sale by siisss Wv CYRUS W. FIELD SurIns-snp'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

onen hey bal nkcn They ,A,u mad,
treaty SEh he rogulalots "a WITCH Aty
Stipulated that se',ra among The moe
pfomiocn, 81 he eounvfi,iter, should leave
TIE country lauhN "a sud All tie remain
lag meuberi Of iht crew should ai,a take
OF ID, Ine Of mach inArttJ shot, tim, -
% soon ~ they can adjus thor buuo.,,
and g., iesdy 70 move Ii,hn arrangement
Is caruci ont, and there - ~ doub, that u
will bc--ih,i sc.ior Of Illinois will b. ~
licvtd from a sore grievance We are
glad to iea'n as Yet lives have becr los
rhhoush ,he whole country Is aroused aud
some scenes Of uai,l.c have occurred. cal
cuhl'd to excite me people, hod lead 10 the
Shedding Of blood
The following IS n .?ec,m"n Of the pro.
yc'dng, Of the rcguluou
By he regulators OF the counties OF John.
son, Massac md popc Resolved, That
we nko by force Gpul-ly aud Ffecr from
The hands Of The officers hnd all WARRANTS
which have bcco issued ,hsll be brought
forward and torn up that WIN Edwards,
Cheat Linn Bart Linn, aud all the Spen
ccrs andSqutcTunef, leave the state forth
with md Young Lam ~ soon as be IS a
Die. never to felutn. aud that all The l.cacl
family, all the Llnns. and oil the Shoys
and Dan Turner, Of Johnson county John
Jones, Of Ma,snc, VIM Jones, Felix Toy Io
Edward Fleece, John Gtnce and James
Brown Of Metropolis, leave the State o
Illinois IN one month from this time, ana
mover return
The ,.llslots marched INTO the iowa O
Metropolis numbering abou, two hnsd I'd
halted IN ffou, u the Metropolis House
where they were addressed by Mcssrs Da
Wis, Nclson, and Roodrs, OF Pope.
Z Nj Rondes read the nbovc resolutions
stated that Il any regulator should be- guilt,
Of any mlsdcmeanor, contrary to the obJ'cu
thcn IN view, he should BE- handed over Il
the officers Of the law, but no warrant
should be ssu,d against regulator wnhou
the consent Of the regulators
The regulators ntc Ia meet again in abou
NO weeks nt Wm GolrIv's and they nr
10 keep up tcVulnr meetings AM 'f'nrts IN
'tli they clear the land OF all bad cha nc
lcrs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

ton,ump,r ", h ..f. r,....t'a a.i,t,t
Oh OF ~i,h tbat total Hl.ss- i...uur YEAR
have ,era ispo.-J 90 q. n,ssif Ahust
one wear ESQ ~ss ouns sirk tts nurnhst
OF ~esss. confined to m, teJ s1eo ne pai.
n nv sale void allow ne 90 .s, NJ, ph,
.irian ptuonoN,td nv dt.. % latst COM
HsinL ~ u''t was ttf, Co.,. % crlsrEs
rPised blood ss,tfsl ume, ,rs PAN 90 nv
SIDE "a, 90 sl'tte thsi the cars passing 100
he ssfssi b, re 'out .frtot mo ! ~ss
cvpped, blod ,nd hsd ,srious pth.r remc,'te,
applied .hui . 10 no outpost. Got ~ teirt
Al AS ~y rn,.icisn sad b. cou,j not ,ytr
NE. tIp,, ted Ia DC soon boz ItoVtdenusl
iy ! heard Of. srd cl,alned bottle OF ,nui
bais.a, Which teOtVed me at once "a,
encouraged =" pe'ssve'e lr psire o., utli
io'k inuf 90 i've houis. shish sare nv ne
and tuied ne. NJ, ht.i'i ,.r,~ good. r.,
lIver Comp stris ! believe % :, q rnn.t ret.
tsIo cure Sgnrd Nsiita \ Bechel
] an acquainted wIh Mrs Becbiei het
rtatercn' Is tfue
Signed b, Whna'l Stalker. Dtusg.,.
1 None eenulns,unlsss signed Buua 90 10,
wrapper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

EPEsTH MURDERER We learn from
the last Lynchburg papefs that Capt VIM
A. Talbot, who pursued Epes from that
place, has returned home without succeed
Ing IN ovenaklng him lie went as far a,
Galveston Texas, at which place he lost u Il
trace OF Epes who PAID his bill md icl
ycel JAY. b,'ore CaA I arrIvnI, bu
, was not hno"n 10 mich I.,cuou Il,
had gone. Capt T. had haadblIs prnlrc
aud circulated, which may yet secure hi
apprehension.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
ANOTHER DRtApTrL CASE q
IHoLTsALE PAUPERIsnASp Misery -

4 ANOTHER DRrApTrL CASE or
HolT'ALE PArPERIsn ASp Misery -
al ne scenes Of squslId wrrtch~dncss
atyc, misery which have come unirr
b''rVnllon as public Journalists, or in.
p nnler any circumstance, one which
i'a evening wlnesscJ at the loot OF
rer street. lir exceeded all others 10 all
81 constitutes the extreme OF human sui.
10, and des,lulion |, was m emlgrant
y, umtaf TO the one which we recorded
ne days SINCE 10 the case OF the ship Al
p bul Tar eIcerdlrg It IN aitroc lnusn,ss
'craI hundred Gsrmn raupcfs no
p been brought 10 Ihm port i'om Liver
p IN The ship Satd mia Crocker, which
frred on the l7,h INST. hsd been turnrd
p OF the vessel bag AMI baggage, aod
P'rias nowhere to 20 for shcllrr. and M
ans 10 procure necessary food. hal
-.'d down on the dock far the night,
~ nothing to shelter mem from the
r''-'"S AMI scarcely anything 10 serve ns
- Or bedding
IhA wrr,c he'd company INC ludcd macy
n
(sh slck Infants children Of oil ages, %
(,lI as men OF all degrees NJ helrlr.sarss
y here ,hcy were huidlcd together like
group ofsWinr, Looking mote like col.
n Of beings hrough, together 10 the
p S7ges Of disease and Satvauon. to DE
Ia as hale trouble TO any boiy as po's,.
| lrt., aenee n this revolving and roa'',
'rt.e spectacle was caov,y.d % All
4 pIv.r .' FrrmP'y uplrri 20 q e
~ api bAd the mos reduced o. me grou r
.~'Ia.Iy OF The women and ehiilreG, con.
-! 20 she ssuon house OF his ward
ae'e hoy received shelter and noursh
't' 'or tho night, ,hc re-, lue were oblig
Co. through the nigh, as they m2ht
/ D1FAln CrocseT On bang demonstrated
4 q .'' eieauus he ship OF ~ dreadful
1 n hum5n misery, very feaEonab!y
''lri mat he hsd already gwen them a
'"'s' On Lo1rd Tor FIVE DAYS thai a. Ions
O. allowed ltsm 10 remain no measures
,-'l b. taken eithsf by themselves tiar
A - e'a no,j or anybody el'- 20 provide
4 o,hef quauers IN hist he al
sG 'tm 10 remain on board 70 The iaF
4 q, cattle m7men, consistent With Tie ca
y !-7r0s oihs ship
. =" Enielnani that has ptecious cargo
4 '1' CO. disease and miaef; wa con
4 ~ .o Samuel Thnmps "a q Son Wh1
- '-i.' 'g---l T. .ae o. r 20 ,akc ,hom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

HI0HWA4 RBERY- Mr. James u
Hunt, who a book stand al The lower
end OF Quincy Market, while on has way
hone on Saturday evening abou, eleven
o'clock was met near The corner OF Gross
and Commercial streets, By two men, who
said TO him, 1t is very pleasant evening,
they walked n COR any sbon distance
towards Co.'s Street, when Mr. Hunt re.
ocivtd blow IN the face from the h, Of
Of one Of he men and a. the same Time they
robb,d him OF silver lever watch and a
breast pln,sni made their escape W. Huo,
t.,l %, Should be unabIr /. orcys4.zo
eRhcr Of The robbers Boston Wig
uT'lhe newspapers are telling Of 4
man 10 lluilowelI Me who ale beef ull
he had horns grew out OF hrs forehead
and he afterwards ate ssusages uiI be bar
ked like a dog.
The Wings OF Connrlicu, will hold
Ihelr Convention, 10 inmate Candidates
for Eatc officers al Haitiord, No'smber
4lh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
vFptATIoN

q. g. -n~ils'oo IN the vst Odt
..,,t can b. no dguh. ~ tf.ns
,,rar uoanlncut 'cnImcr' . Is
-...t y , hatr al s.8us
r.v lfm. pfufetci 20 Moiieo ne
, 90 On smlcabls ,ptfil On uut
,..e.rrr NJ MEDIATION thli-I Tor
Is ,1 government can /, 90, co1n
.- Nstl-l awake 10 her 'uc
l., .uI 'a meet ut 10 .pitit o. US
% 3 r'g"ua.nn there can bc no
d.. .h.rlon on Guy rau tAli such
.,-ouI b, gwen ljr' English ~
r-t N any form. to ~ ne i,r,aS or
b, ~, ,0nd'iions ~ prdcc O, no, N
7ncd nni eanno, bc sanctioned lot
n, We know our own rgti' and
,a rfong, Ensl1nI can tell Us no
f,ahet We shall f'lfcS the one and
vnitca.c the olhtr, And ~ mus,
go ourselves 10 Judge Of lho sutIicien
\ p. he tcrs5nAbicnes, tilbal vadicAlsn
80 udr'ss
-f l'.s can W. hc rIpcct'f ~ sG'p'n
mom-'t tho vigorous ,n,lo, r'r'
Cue means which SO NAV go,',''
pl-b a v,uticau II Of our tlgLu and oUt
! Such sospen''oH Of our arms -
) AGA rs al lie m,l,iaty aspects Of tn
{, would drmnralIe and pafaltz.
tfmy Of soluotr'v Ia ~. very Md
1ch au armiuice, white az che otprnsr
~ army we're xii aeetulng. the tern
slisment NIGH expire nnd "at vo'un
.rs.y be virtually dsbAudcd Ia I
q such a sa'pens,on n osr OperNtioo'
sltcady becn drelsred bg rur coVrta
b 20 be- plainly rnNdn,r@sbie Thee
b. as me President drclnrod IN h'
-vgc No suspension Of hosulres uli Z
has been made and tauhcd
U'dst'agion Union.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
*5l,476.Iol iS
Total

'rhe amount Of Appropriation for Smlihso-
man institute, to be replaced IN the Treasury
hy interest ACQUIRING on State bends held bv
tie L State. G,r original Smithsonian fund.
The for. tl'u, - tom - sJurc. W.r-'
would nor b. u,,y % swell 49, Gums BE-
yond ,hr nct It IS from he Cabinet organ
at Washington I'nion.
Here is u picture of the second year OF
Polk, Dallas and TcIdSl Here IS the
SUN cyphrteo out FIrTy.oNr Millions
ASp HALr for one year,
THIS shows US plainly what an ndmlra'
bIr lhingNt WAS to annex Texas What n
noble rain we made bv the operation
ThcnIy two months have pass d away, and
now We see IN the above list, Tlocn!y- on1
Million dollars app roprlaled exp" ssiy md
exclusively Tor the Nar that Texas brought
with her besides the sm1IIrr sums for the
army anl navy, under the usual heads >
l. il no, time to begin To c'u>T TN
cosr OF Texas
The note. winch the Union puts nj lh'
foot ofthr isl Is amusing The orig'na
Smithsonian Fund $500 JO0l was Irn
by Mr Wo"dhurv to th' State OF Arknnsai
"A democratic slave State--whlch sad
Sl.tr has never ye' paid a cent OF prneiPa
or in,-rea and does not intend TO. Port
ldRd .fdr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

Important i True The Spring field
Republican, says; Tine practice Of reudms
while riding IN railroad cars IS SAID, aud
with evident reason tooto be very injurious
to the eyes, and should be abandoned by all
who wish to preserve their eyesIghI perfect
The effort both OF the mind and the vision,
required 10 read while the cars are in rapid
motion, Is very great, and frequently brings
on a rush OF blood to the forehead as well
as a kind Of dlmncss Of sight
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
ANOTHER WAR IN ILLINOIS

w copy ihe following from The Padu-
cab kenlucklan OF The 9TH las, -
4 new var has pm 10 progress some
We <. lu 3D. vl-,nGv q .h.s phc. ca the
n ,Is sa5.,. btW'ya bauI " horse
,hleycs and coumeIleHrrs. anl a." citizens
of Mtssao and the sdJclnlng counties, who
b,v. A, We stated some weeks sInce. been
drv,n ns hey conceive, TO the necessity OF
t,k,nq the law into their own h7nd' IN
some ,nrasa,c. fr he purpose oirdiIng The
COMMUNITY Of -, OF eoni,defa'sl Villains
Prom confessions made by members Of he
gang. there Is 90 doub, about their h1V"g
been a mos eItoaIisc and well conducted
,v.c,n Of rascs,ty prac''sed m that P'nlon
Of ILLINOIS ht many vc1u pa'i A ~S
dsy,sga. lIspcc,cd p.r1ns were afre''ri
and coolesf zoos madc by them. Nhieh have
produced a grea, eIeHemeni ana 5. IN , ,,'.
IL 20 lead 10 violence and b'oOd'hed. The
eagnlerirrung parry raied aPre''y "roos
force and seiIed upon two members OF nc
comp,ny Of regulators AMI were proceed
Ing 10 IKE oihrrs. when hey become a.afm
ei by ne orerwhelm,ng nambsfs o' me
n,gqa.os wry aai 'a-y released .Ae prs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

Pow ~ Nsw i.ra H,-ais
TUE MORMON WAR ANOTHER
BATTLE AT WOO - y T.
OF TIE MORMON LEADERS
KILLED SEVERAL MOUND
Ih ~ norm LIItIs.

KILLED SEVERAL " UU No
I'D ON BOTH SIDES.
l}y accounts r~ec I'D ., Bi'tlmoto Mon
d,y ,v,n'rc SO l,atn ina, The excitement
IN the Nofhon region was becoming moo,
intense, and thu, the Ant Normons were
hpchn, toward, Nauvoo from both sides
OF tho M',nppi, N great number with
the de,erminallun Of totally e1pcllng or e1.
, ,ctminAlinc the follower, OF the deceased
prophet, Joe Smith
Another hirie bad taken place at the
cry of'hc T,m7le, ~ which the Motmons
Atf, again victorious, and compelled their
opponrnt. to rt,frst
The Mormons erected breast work.
which they mounted wnh AZ pace, Of
cannon
The nn,ic' tIoulll,u .i'.hcd with their
disgrace for The u,ne beng Only threw
twn shots int" the camp Of thrif enemies,
sGet Whlth hey cnlt','d ior n 'r esq
u The NauvoOH-s refused TO comply whh
the solicitation Of the sniies, and returned
Tor answer that they were done talking
Tpon thw the action began wIh great
deportation on both sil,s--hut the firing oil
auli.y soon ceased, and the weapons
were ehauord 70 mptleis
Andcr IL, the drtetmioed leader o! the
Mormons and his eon were both shot. and
fell fighting desperately Ia dchoce OF tn
cny. Two other NauvooWrs were also
killed and n great many were wouai"d
SIX Of the antics are reported 20 hAv'
been ,eriou,ly rounj'd-on" Of them
Capt Smnh, II IS thought, MORALLY.
1, was anticipated that dHo'het oon''
would commence hourly The hos'Hn'
q the nnurs having become more lnvtcT
su thnn ever
I he Normons. NJ Nanvoo, were mncr
distressed b,sh from sickness and from the
gtes, scarcity Of provisions Their am
mutation was likewise scarce judging
from an Of which, It is not supposed TIM
they would bc able to withstand regula
charge fron a force Of oncthlrd thclt owl
number G welt drll-d men
'ihc fighting appears TO be principal,
catf,,i on hv the most reckless and un
pr,ncipird mon OF both paftles-"nhou
regard to c.,her the tactics OF war or tn
rules of chrstllnilv and or Traders nee
not b. slspr SD To hear Of sal more blo"d
thIrsty proceedings IN that region by III
next mail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

DrupSN-tll t'nts ~ cr.psy We lrsfu WI
give waV under d. Nauehn's mixtures. 1t
draws 'uP"n unf cfedu. somewhat to DO
tcte The testimony ~ tho pamphlets, some
Of the vefv worst caSrN VIC ever heard o.
have been restored to hts,ih but vet we
are obliged 10 hehevr. there arc names md
tssh.nrss teslifrd In be ioto public officers
ln''esd tho p'rttrs offer To absMet rommuni.
cations on The subject, we are I, truth con
peFrl o.. believe Iet al slh,ctei Roto the
Aptr.. setA ramrb,et, nnD read our sdvetu
slIg c"iannS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

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Rive 30. 500 thrn q "a Canal busi too
AZ, Bud,a b1i that 10. poor ste'ehes re
lo'.d ~ i~s'e ihe 'hip bccause they had
uo' 90 n,,-n' o' h.'p'ry ihrmp lt,i to even
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~h,eh thy might he dr,pa.ehcd. Ne,r
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