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BRISTOL.

The non resident proprietors of land in the
town Of Bristol in the County of Addison and
State of Vermont are hereby notified that the tax
es assessed on the land Of said Town that i, for
State, County, and Town taxes for the three years
preceding this date are in whole or part unpaid
are the following described lands. viz:
Nonresident. Sd div 18th div 5th div. Undivi-
No. No. lots.No. lots. ded amt
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SHEETING.

80, 40 and As Inch Bro. Shecting.
4. 5. and Ga Blcachd do
10 Id Linen, do
Also-7-4 Damask Table Linen;
and large assortment Of Domestic Goods
just received and for sale by
June /. lS47. E. Palette.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it renem-
District Of New Haven IS. bered that at a
probate Court holden at Bristol within and
Tor the district Of New Haven on the 18th day
of August lSt7,
The Administrator on the estate of
EDWARD DUNSHEE,
late of Bristol in said district, deceased. made
application 10 said Court TO have his admin
istratiun account with said estate examined
and allowed, whereupon said Court ordered
said AID Illustrator to notify all persons con-
cerned 10 appear at session Of said Court,
to be holden a. the office oil the Judge Of said
Court in Bristol aforesaid, on the first Mon
day of October, 1s47, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
then and there to make objections TO The al
low ance oil said account ifihey see cause by
publishing a certified copy Of this order in the
Northern Galaxy, a newspaper printed in
Middlebury. in the County OF Addison, three
weeks successfully previous 10 the time Of
said Court.
Harley MunsiH. Judge.
A true Copy OF Record.
10 Attest Harley MunsiH Judge
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Governor Wright was appointed by the New
Yo:k Agricultural Society to deliver an Address
Mt Saratoga it had been prepared by that lament
Cd statesman and if so may be read on the occa-
sion.
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S. PEARL LXTHROP, Adj.
DOCT. HARRIS

Hereby notifies his customers that be will
be absent from Middlebury two weeks from
next Monday. He has on hand a frs, rate
article OF Toe'h Powder put up 10 boxes
Price 25cts
Midclebury. Sept. 9th, 1917. 10
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IT,. Liberty Press in Utica, N. Y. says that
1o.~ p HALE, is their first choice as the Liberty
osnd;date for President Of the United States
SeyeraI Of the Liberty papers approve OF the NOM
inatiOn.
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And so much OF said lands Will be sold at public
auction at the Inn of Samuel Eddy in said Bris
tol on the LIST Thursday OF o, tober next, at nine
o'clock forenoon, shall be requisite to discharge
said taxes with cost. unless previously paid.
WILLIAM c. RIDER, LIST Const. of Bristol
Dated at Bristol this Sd day Of September 1877.
10
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c. c. P. CLARK, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND S URG EON
II Office, first door north Of the Bank,
Up Stairs. II
Wanted Immediately,

At this Office boy l6 or IL years of age,to learn
the printing business. One Of steady habits, and
good character will find good encouragement by
applying soon.
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Daguerreotype Apparatus

Plates, Cases, Chemicals, Cameras, Camera,
Stands, Head Rests, plate holders, Mercury
BAH, Battery for gliding, &c. &c.
All the apparatus and materials for useing the
same, at Boston and New York prices for sale at
the Drug Store of w, P. RU SSEL,
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STATE OF VERMONT I At a probate
District orNew Haven IS. Court. held at
Bristol within and for said district. on the 9th
day of August in the year ls47; An instru'
ment purporting TO be the last will and tesla
men. of
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CHAIRS TABLES.
For sale very low by w. S. JOHNSON.
August 9th lS47.
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For Sale.
Crockery.

A fresh supply Of the Latest Styles just re
ceived by NASH 81 GOODRICH.
MiddIebury, Aug. "a, AZ.
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erode RHINE SILKS

81 and % Inch blk Gro de Rhine Silk, a
beautiful article for Ladies' dresses and man
tilIas, for sale by
June |. 1917. E. Palette.
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Groceries.
GROCERIES.

E. Vallette has just received large sup
ply Of Choice family Groceries, among which
are Teas, Sugar, Coffee. Molasses &c. &c
of the very best quality-Most kinds Of Pro
duce received in payment,
Nav lS47
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We owe mn apology to our subscribers IN
Monkton whose papers failed by the instruction
ofthe person employed to dispatch them The
back numbers are forwarded this week
MA1xE-The annual election in this State oc'
ours on the 18th inst.
RHODE IsLASD.-Thurston loco foco has
been elected to the vacant seatin Congress from
this state.
Brown UNIvERsITY.-The commencement OF
this institution occurred last week About thirty
received the degree of a. b.
Brunswick College has graduated the same
number.
COMMON School CoSvENTIoS.-We have re;
ceived no report from the convention OF Teachers
held last week at the call of the County Supern
tendent 1t is said TO have been well attended,
the discussions of an interesting character.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT. I
District of Addison S.
Be it remembered that, at Probate Court held
Middlebury in and for the district Of Addison
on the I'd day of August A. D. lS47.
Samuel Swift, Edward ID. Barber and
James NJ. Slade administrator Of the estate
OF
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
late Of said Middlebury deceased. II is
therefore ordered that said account be ex-
amincd and considered for allowance by
this Court, al the session thereof 20 DO holden
al the office Of the Register ofihis Court in
said Middebury, on Thursday the 10Th day
of September next, at | o'clock in the alter
noon; and that said administrators give no.
tice thereof 10 all persons interested ihatthey
may appear and make their objections, II any
they may have. 10 the allowance ofsaid ac-
count by publishing certified copy of this
order in the Northern Galaxy--a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-ihree weeks sue
cessiv.Iy previous 10 the lime of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record
Attest jed S. Bushnell, Register. II
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MUSLIN DELANES.

VIII be sold cheaper at "the Peoples Store" for
three weeks to come than was ever offered in the
State before. w. S. JOHNSON.
July 5, lS47.
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N. b.

RrTUnN THE VoTEs-We hope our friends
10 the County will do rs the great favor of
sending in statement of the votes, embra-
cling the earliest opportunity.
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DATENT Fave Spouls just received and
l. for sale by q. BECKWlTH.
Angus, 80, lS47.
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WHITING & KEHOE have now on hand and
w offers for sale at their extensive Ware
Rooms the largest and most complete assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING ever brought in the
country.
Our business being confined exclusively to the
Wholesale Trade, the greatest care is taken in the
selection OF such goods and the manufacturing Of
such styles as will best suit the country market :;
and we import our own goods, we have no hesita-
ton in saying WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
The utmost care is taken in the manufacturing
and purchasers may be assured that our stock will
compare favorably with the best Custom Made
Clothing.
Gt Dealers in the City and from the Country,
who are buying, will do well to look ctock be-
fore making their purchases.
il. WHITING, Nos & AZ Ann ST.
M. KEHOE, Jr.. BOSTON.
C. w. GALLOUPE,
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AUCTION.
). PEARL LATHROP will sell al Aue.
, no. on Saturday Sepr. 18th, at the place in
Mlddleb9'y lately occupied by S. P, Lathroy
| Light Two Horse Wagon,
/ One Horse do
] Horse Cart,
Gig
Double Sleigh,
I Gutter.
Two Horse Sled.
One do. do.
Double Harness,
l Single do,
Plow,
Harrow.
Whiffletrees,
a lot OF Old Iron,
Sickles,
PhchfoTks,
Rakes,
Boxes
Barrels, &c. &C.
10 S.PEARL LkTHROP, Adj.
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You therefore see that in the great New
England market, wool was worth l-2 cts.
per pound more in 1874 than in ls47. Take
your slate and find what four millions Of
pounds Of wool (about tee vi. clip,J will
amour, 10 at 4 1-2 CTS. You will find il TO
be $4,000,
or enough 10 pay or annual STATE tax about
three times and that is the difference be-
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The NORTHERN RAILRoAD.-This road
was opened on Friday as. far as Grafton;
The distance from Concord 10 Grafton Is 43
miles. and The distance 10 Lebanon. vet to be
completed lie aboui25 miles. Lebanon IS
situated on the Connecticut river. MIR. Web
sler. who is on visit 10 his farm in Sails
bury joined the party, by Invitation.
!" The Nashville Tenn Wing of the
18th, says that Stanton, Democrat. IS elected
in the Memphis district, by q maJoriiy'
In ls45 bis majority was GOO,
ROWS WOOLN
The VI. Patriot puts this question TO the
Waterman, as,hough there was some diff
Guilty il answering it. But the Waterman
has referred TO the documents for salts
factory solution OF the question, 10 vii:
Boston prices, FoOl, July sc, IA, July 81.
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NOTICE;

THE subscriber would
take this method oiinfoIm-
ing the public that he still
continues his business in
the line of
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This Ia from the Boston prices current at
the ;ncum OF new clips in both periods; and
now, for easier comparison, we will give you
the average thus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02
IRON NEKA CKIX.

The latest accounts received al Yer:
Cruz, from the capital Of Mexico, are TO tn,
L., inst. The city was under military law
and there was no talk or rumor of paciicn
ton. On the contrary. peace Is dcnouncc'
and those advocating il stiy,natizcd n
traitors. The citizens were beginning {,
move 1T in rrca, numbers in anticipation
Of the arrival Of Gen Scott and an assault
by our troops.
Letters have been received from Cali'or-
MA announcing that on the lst Of April III,
T. :. sl,op Of war Port smouth arrived N
the port ot San Jose, and after demanding
the surrender of the town, handed 15t
Yankees, who planted there the American
flag
The Portsmouth then sail~l 20 take pos.
session OF the ports Of San Lucas, La la7
and I.orcto These are all small posts IL
the peninsula cf Lower California, two il
the extreme south of it, aud two on Tho
western sid. Of the Gulf Of California. Tn,
Mcxicans express the belief that it will not
be long before the Calitornians will turI
upon their unworthy invaders and cxpel
them.
A paper Of the 20.h ult announces IN,
arrival Il M express from Santa Anna il
which he announces that his troops are dai
Is Increasing lie announces. moreover
Iii. mistaken resolution 10 continue the VA,
70 the last gasp, aud for this purpose b,
demands means and the efficient 60 operation
Of all Mcxicans
On the lst Of May, President Annya dc.
carc1 the city ct Mexico IN state Of siege
---cquiyalcn, 10 declaring martial law The
reason assigned in the preamble Of the dc
cree is tho Necessity providing for the de
fence Of the capital and the common defence
Of a nation by restraining the progress 0
the enemy.
The Governor Of the Federal Di.,ric, o
Mexico. in an address after the battle o
Ccrao Gordo, cries out:
NV ar and war only War To the death
War as i, was wagcd by the Norclos, th'
Galcauas, the Matamoros. Let US die ra
thcr than negotiate. lie is n traitor VIII
socks 10 divide us. H. is traitor VIII
speaks Of peace, who darcs To propose th'
slich,cs, truce And again: "Ncxicans
we are Ill one, and Mc1icans only. let "
be unanimous: let there he but one cry, an'
1T that cry be war. Perish the Anglo
Saxon. Perish the Yankee ~
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LATER FROM THE BRAZOS.

The schooner Highlander Capt. Baker
arrived at New Orleans on the evening o
the 2Oth Instant, from Brazos Santiago
whence she sailed on the li,h inst
The Na,amoras Flag Of the 18th inst
Ia, been received
General Gushing i. doing very well. II
was his nigh, leg which was broken, not Iii,
lc't. The llay think, he will shortly be-
ablo t. attend t. lis various duties. liz
treats his injury as very slight. The GEN
cral was 10 have pronounced an Grafton a,
Ma,ainJras on tie occasion Of celebration
in honor Of the Victories Of the 9Th and OH
of May. His accidcn, prevented the c,lc-
bratiou
\ clerk in ihc employment Of Captain
Sinclair Wa dangerously stabbed on the | |
ins; hy Massachusetts volunteer. fDr re-
iusius ,hc latter a glass ofrum The Tlag
says there has been some difficulty in IT,,
Massachusetts, simcni, growing on, Of the
cudeayoa Of tue officers t. pat al end g.
incompetence among the men, but an Wa
quiet On tic l@'h
Rep IT. ave 10 circulation a. Nl,amoras
that some Influential Ncxi-aus Of Victoria
are engaged ia a PROJECT t. proclaim a.,
stat 81 Iamaplras lndeIculcni 81 H.,
Nczican couicdoracy.
Tho Flag sass that considerable parts
of Indian, have been seen at different ti.uc-
within tho las, few days, ouly few mile
from Na,auora- Tho Editors have been
informed that Three Mcli'aus and one A
l.. 1
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LATER FROM NENlCO.


uidsAipmGn Rogers. CaSsiuS IT, Ciag.
Mayor Borland and others Hberofcd-
English Mfcrrcn,ion dcoliuel-Gen.
Taylor 'reddy' u he sacrificed
We have some Interesting intelligence
f,om Mexico MIR Kendall the CORES.
poudtn, oi The I.cavune, ha. wrllicn from
Jalapa, that Majos G.in,s Of the k,niuckv
Cavalry, anl MAJOR Boflani of the Ark,n.
sas Cavalry Capt Cassius VI Clay ofthc
kentucky Cavalry, and M.lshipman Roe
els, prisoners o. war IN he Castle of st ia.
90, IN the suburbs OF the city Of Aos,co,
have oil been liberated,
M.dshlpman Rogers while on The way
from Pero'c TO the PRISON o. ST Jago
VAS very badly treated by The Mexican
guard.
The same Correspondent writes further,
that the M,AIcan Congress had sicuihed It's
Determination no, 10 LISTEN to my PROPOSE.
,on from Eng land for The Intervention Of
tina, Govornmeui IN the ajj1smcni Of the
difficulties between this country and Mex.
ico
Thsre hal b,,n saitni,h hGN,,u
some Of our ops 49,. d pan, OF Ai',cans
200 IN number, tpcrharsa guerilla party J
within four mics Of Vera Cruz, IN which
four Ncscans were killed
\ tram u American stores for Santa Fc.
had been attacked tno, stated whorel ADD
several m,n Kidd aud Ho'cs taken -
CAPTAIN Walker was IN pIrsuh OF the INA
rauiots
The norhorn States o. NoNico ak op,n
~ 81 separating ron re covornm' nj, lcav.
ing Mc,,co to take caro- Ct hcisclt, and re-.
fusinc 20 furnish any farlhcr supplies to
sumo , The wsr
The English medil,ioo was rcjsclod in
ne Mexican Congros. IS vote ct &, 10
80.
Tho cucrllas were bus, ,dwccn puetin
and Mcsleo The diligence was con
,ianly attacked AMI robbed
The peace parly (Modeialo'l m the city
Of Mexico was groSiue stronger ard strong
Ct every day, and hor ard Moro bold u
,hoi, dcclareuon oiih,f scuuncn,s.
CAna..zo Was near e. aba, with a SINAI
,9rce, cooperating wih Santa Anna
Gcn Taylor end The Irc,iGcscy Tho
New Orleans la.Gu publishes a ! ue
rom &. 1n,ior. rdAlise Go hs noulninn
u1u ~ the Prs lrrcy ia which rough
ne hos b, pla-cs q mol,.' estimate upoi
L.sab.iy % 4.f-Alrgl gh. la't's Of TIA, G,
ahel sauon tu' nevertheless a,ovs h,m
sr'f ready 20 1c'p tie uu' % shc psopl
vii
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ur.afc. ari the editor. & Ne rl,r cau'' -
i,ts6us - ho arc ,raslmr II, to lie va ,..i
quart
The RI Grsuhc is a. wv TIA, J.. 10.
OF The hgme., draurh, csnno, C., ;,t-
marcv No vessel, have ls:oiN been Al.,.
the new dept. aud hal two or thru, 80 o..
mp. Kc'nosa u abvu, a. far a. boats ca.
ascend wi.h any success. ani The rl,c s,..
there Is a design 81 cs,ahhsl.ng a den
there.
The Flag learns FROM NE Tamauhpa
Defender. tia, opc ban dr,d AID 80, ot orr
Infantry. with one hcll piece. were LAYING 81
the town VI soto Ia Maria an the 2iih NJ,
aud tia, one hundred cay airy. with l."
roundcr reached the town d Magisca'l'n
on the 18th ul,.. bu, bad received md,i,'
coun,crmar.h ~ Tamp'co. .
The Rceiaro Otcal. published in D..
range, rcr,l. tic charge tia. IL, inhal,,a,'
81 tha, state nrc Friendly disposed t.vaiN.
the Yankees. Tut speaks m M respect
terms OF the Sov,r,igu Corrt,ss. which o.
sa,s. viihholis their arms aud leaves then.
exposed t. the rnvaCcs o' the Indians
The editor Of tho Tc'cnsor dc 1dmsa.
ipds thinks the analogy brtwccn the ,v
States 40 very striking tina, be- publish,
the Article above alluded To-
A Mexican woman who was wa,hiu. A.
The lake IN Ma,amoras was lately accidcr'
ally killed by Massachusetts, volunteer
who was n, the time shooting fowl IT,
woman was full, four hundred ards di.in.'
l.. 4 4. 4 4
The ball skipped upon the water aud h,t the
woman.
The rcpor, has rcach,i Ma'amoras that
the troors cncampcd ., fnlp Alto are e. /,
sent to Vera Cruz
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RUTLAND AND SARATOGA Rail.
ROAD

We learn ,ha, the friends Of the connoc
lion ilhe Lake Chnmplnin and Connect.
cut River Railroad with that Of the Saral o.
On al Fort dnn-nte sill moving and
that they have nlteady commenced sur.
vey Of their route. This survey is being
made, n, We understand, Under the direction
Of Mr. c /, psfsoorr, young gentle.
man well qualified and one whose report
will BE- received with entire confidence
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02

rrAecoon,S have hen '~ce,-is New
Yck tie day, .s,ri iioa Santa =. ~.
ery 's'cc wsqye' Ase'he' 'n'u"~onn
/, 'spor,d TO have uico ~acc =, Tsos
Atve-, have t,tn received rom llrs TO
The 18Th ne; Affection WaInv' sr'.n
Of May 81, e's,s ispou lhs, Col Don.
rhhn had t,sn. dcis, n ccuo Grrdo
between S,l,i',o AL Ch.hushea Nv the
Meieans under Gen Rico Col Dom.
pian lor .,cn mon aui az ~. artillery
n sarel from CsihuaAua on the IL. Of
Apfil. md 70 nov suppo~ j to BE- nrst Sal
ullo Gen CsdNnlladcr had s'nvcd al
Ns'amora-. to reinforce Gcn scor.
4 count Of iuqgirv bad been held IN 'hc
case OF Ccu. Lane aud Col Boaics, Which
reported approving the eond~r, Of the for
MGR md ihe personal courscc bu, no, the
car,chy The latter
The Monterey Pioneer ,hInk, tina, Gen
Taylor al soon advance on San Luis
Gen Urea hal issued a proc iamilion Tor
men, aud contributions and had lch ior III,
city Of Mexico
Vera Cruz dates to tie 18th ui contain
nolhlns later from Gen SCOT
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3 yIa>sAsS~a . i..sA 81 a. la,-s s--eaAArs Ia
uAiriain under ciDtsng c.fruus'Ans,s \
Nv g.. lsar8 d.tsttsss,.l ,gosrS uf,j,' ~.
49, ltAa,; " ,all gsAfdN ,'aCrI q; tins
mnsrcri 'Aihcssn css, oorqucs,. shhonr
A,fe you'd h. sne hArd IL. ting ,noosa-
,'ci 10 tie rIcrxiIen. N,fy l,ie fear q
a. AuAtk - ,u,srtaincd tu' Iovcrr- W d.
80 - to o.a ssalasr g. ,s,s, h.. .ns-,c.
ia uuct ni,irp,
T.. crfespoudcia e itc r,ta ss,s that
m sahf'iun ~ the strung guard ihs, accom-.
Tan.cd 80. trair, the Sd. 9Th and 18th infAn-
'r'. With MOUNTAIN ho~ire's under ID,
coiaIani q ColonoI Riley. wa. g. meet ~
l>-n Juan del K,o BESIDE. th.s. nrncrAi
soft had ~ arranrcd tic marching 81 thu
discharged volunteers, that ouc regiment
would -ucanp at the same place with The
tram even uigl'
Pant .; the hrir train moved forward hi.
ait moon .or Sau,a fc ,isl, milc. from
tins u,Y where To train viil BE- ORGANIZED.
AID on Monday morning make fair star,
IL will form one II the ciaud,s' caravans
ever seen. extending fully Il miles ia length
IL se,Ins g. me 10 be or,ir,i, TOO large
party. and could prcbahl, have been d,Vi.
led into numbers and amc e. better pur.
pose
Many bsrhari,ies are committed on tie
road by small parties. which sneak like In.
dams among the brushw cd and watch for
stragcl,rs from the trains. \ Lieutenant
kinssbury. of the volunteers Ono, tho intel.
liecp; sri intrepid mcinlrt %, Gen Ta,lor.
s'sa) was, the other day. mnucl.l IN a
dreadful nanWr. barely escaped 60 Jalara
with biz lie Many others. VIII lave IT,.
served too little caution, ha,o far,l much
warsc-.om, a. 1914 ~D.l b.. a f,H
minutes after they had stepped Gu, Of the
tram. CT live Il escort. aud ~ trace Of then
murdcro's remaining dis,iuguishalc
Tie ohio C,D sailed this morning fa
the United States - Boston. ! thiak-auj
tie II Mays Will soon follow
Or. MA Squadron Of dragons has
ju,, come in from JaIara. and report no
change IA affairs a, ,hat place. 1t Is believed
iha, Santa Anna, WITH some five or xix
thousand troops is moving, aud that his
destination is Vera Cruz. The story is
refined upon unit. his distance from the city
is narrowed down to H. miles ON tie Oraza-
la rad
to-day saw IN Oroor. in the public
plaza, insult a lady or a female, whose dress
aud manners were those o! lady Another
fellow this evening overturned cigar and
toy stand, Kept by avery pretty Mexican or
creole pirI; aud five minutes ago posse Of
the Police were under my window dragging
one III fer some offence Of the kind. These
are not very serious ouiragos. but similar
ones are constantly occurring. aud they dis
grace the American character
1lth. Quite an excitement is produced
anon, Il the unaccllma,sd this morning. by
reports Of the appearance OF the vomIto.-
Two deaths halc oscnrrcd during the night
ari boil are attributed To- tina, dread dis
ease One victim was a French lady. and
tho other Mr. Smith, the Su,lcr of the
Pennsy wanna Regiment. Both were in good
health two days ago.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02

A Sensible MAN GeryiU Smith. OF
New York, having been solicited to acccp
a nomination Tor President, respectfully de
clncs on the ground Of Disqualification
though we doub, no, he is fir more compc
ten, to d,scharge the duties OF this impor
tan, station than is the present Executive
or many others who might be induced to
accent nomination
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IMPORTANT LETTER FROM
GEN. YLOR

NJ ip4'oN ihB - lh' 'Nildrb cl ItUtf
from Gen Tay lor sent to the New ORLEANS
Bulletin by gentleman who received It a,
Baton Rouge The Gen s1ys
"lu rsard % he prcs icncy | viii not
say ihatl wouli not serve. II she good PEG.
pie ofthe country were 10 require me to
30 %. however much % Is opposed 20 my
~ish's i9r am lcc 90 say, thai have no
ASPIRATIONS 10 ,hat situation. W. creates,
p,rAaq', cu'y WISH, La, beyp 70 brng, Of
AID IN bringing this war 70 n speedy ard
honorable close 4 has ever been aui si,,i
Is, my ANXIOUS WISH, tla' SOME one q lho
mote upeu,nc1d, talented aud sgorou.
s.alcmcn Of ,hc country should De ehoscp 10
hat high place a,,hc rcr election am sat
isGct that Il our friend. 30 la.r duiysuch o
ciuzcu may bc ,l'chd
! mUsl how ever be allowed 10 sag, ,hn'
| have no, thc vanity to consilcr myself
qualified for So high AMI rcsporoblc "a
lon, ani Nhll'. Nc have ar more cm'n.-u
aud irseNiog names before me country
should rre.pr 20 sand aside. If ono Of then
could Dc ra'ei 20 The h'shcs, oils, 10 ih'
slf ola '.lc people
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Kr>ruchN General Lucius u Dcsha
is the Loco nominee iuConeres, ia the l0,h
District, which includes Naysyillc. Major
John l.. Gaines i. expected 10 be lis wing
opponent provided he gets released from
captivity in Mexico The District gave
Clay 3ls majority hut in - elected Col.
Tibhatts, (Loco) over MAJOR Games by
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