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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-01

IMPORTANT MOVE IN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CANADAs.-
document emanatng from the office of the secretary of
the English colonies has lately to light is dated
as far back December last, and appears in late
Der OF the Montreal Herald The English Secretary OF State
indicates in this document design to incorporate the
whole of the British North American colonies as an u
mate measure in the meantime taking the first steps to
hatconsummaton by giving the several governments
mon custom-house and common post-oice. The Mon
ea Herald viewing the despatch favoably, adds that it
Is plain that the great railway from Halifax Toronto
i1ns portion Of the plan which the secretary contem
plates
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From our Baltimore Correspondent. !.
BALTIMORE September Is Pr
Attempted homicide-Frst meeting on 'ChangeIhe
kcfs AZ

BALTIMORE, September Is I'm.
Attempted homicide First meeting on 'Change1he
kets, &c.
An affair occurred in yesterday which caused
considerable 1t appears that Mr. David Dorsey pro-
pricor of the Exchange Hotel passing up Fayette
street. when he accosted by Mr. Percval M. Potts.
and directed him his prayers he had but few
moments live. A pistol with six barrels immed-
ately pointed by Potts at Mr.. Dorseys breast and the
whole the barrels snapped but fortunately there
no caps them. The pistol was found to be heavily
loaded and the caps said to have been removed
himself His for this outrage, originating
in a monomaniacal mind, and said to be without
shadow Of foundation is charge of dishonorng him in
the most tender relation His wife, however, is a lady
above all shadow of reproach from whom he is sep
araedshe residing with her relatives at Wheeling, and
Mr. Dorsey gentleman much respected, who has been
thus repaid of kindness Potts and his
family The latter however, is deemed ny even his friends
and relatives be monomanac, and wholly rrespons-
BILE for his aom He Immediately arrested and COM
mitted TO prison.
Our merchants today, for the first time in seventeen
years. assembled Change for the transaction of business
The MARKETS The Baltimore flour market continues
dull There sales, to-day, of few hundred barrels
Howard street brands, new, IS so, with rather
sellers than buyers sale, ALSO of 200 barrel. City Mills
at SIS 80, though most holders conending for more
The supply is small There is change In the grain
ket Sales Of several thousand bushels good prime red
wheat were made at l05 ITO cents, and of white do.
ia lis cents; family -four wheat lbs 1870 cents;
white and yellow II " cents IS 80 cents and
and lard, and prices firm There a sale Change
OF 100 barrels dew-roed hemp $155 per Whiskey
is in moderate request, at 26t % cents.
At New York, this morning. the flour market was less
tive Small sales Genesee brands IS rs southern is held
at the figures; Ohio IS so and Michigan IS Is.
Corn meal dull
Not much doing in wheat The market quiet-inxed is
worth 100 cs prime Genesee 25 12S cts; sales of
bushels " for mixed, and rs for yell
low oats have declined to 3S cts; rye 81 cts
Provisions last quoted groceries in fair request
The cotton market is rather heavy sales made at YES.
terday's rates; dealers awaiting further news.
Whiskey 2Sk 70 cts. per gallon.
No steamer yet-the news is anxiously looked for
At Philadelphia, this morning, the -four market was
dull nothing dong-buyers are willing to give the
prices asked, which So 65 IS rs for Pennsylvania
brands. There sales of white whea for expor,
on terms not made public There is special change 10
notice in grain. The demand is rather falling Off White
and yellow corn "a 7S cts.
Sales of 100 hhds. New Orleans sugar ut 81 a 7 cts
Nothing new in provisions prices steady
Whiskey % cts. per gall in bbs
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Total, 3009,l76 s36,SH 3,667,llS l6 26 59l 89l6i
There also of from New York. 367 79l bushels;
Philadelphia 3O7 do Baltimore 6i,4i3; Boston, $50
dol other ports $50 do total 1885, SS do Of barley New
York. 376 bushels New Orleans 1885 dol Boston, l25
do; total, 292 LASS do.
From this statement appears that from port larger
number of barrels of flour, also of bushels of wheat
taken than from all the other ports of the country
All this, with small exception, foaed canals,
and will easily account for the enormous increase in the
tolls received-$9i 6 62 indeed enormous increase
The received for tolls all the New York State
canals during the third week in August is $l0l,69 70
Same period in 1916 73,672 81
Increase sn946 81
1t seems that the death of Mr. Wright instanta-
neous The particulars contained in the following
tract from the Ogdensburg Republican:
About halfpast eight O'clock m, Mr.. Wright called
the post office apparently in his usual health While
mn clerk at the e
tat he dropped the letter. and appeared as seized by
Wright What was the matter Mr. Wright. putting his
hand to his heart replied that he was suffering extreme
week felt similar pain and that upon sitting down. pass
ed away But this was more severe he felt passing into
his left and to his neck He and went the door
home returned to his seat and desired the young
go or send for DR.. Clark The young for Dr.
Clark who came into the office and gave Mr. Wright
some medicine, which seemed to relieve him and Mr.
Wright accompanied by the Doctor, walked home-a few
'The Doctor remained with Mr. Wright at his house
some time and lett him lying upon his bed in gentle per
praton surprising him to be better Very soon niier he
had left him, message reached Dr. Clark that Mr. virgins
DYING and before the Doctor reached the house, he
was dead"
The subjects of his august highness brother Of the
and of the moon, who visit shores in
celebrated chef dGuwe in naval architecture, the Chi
nee junk are il seems Notwithstanding the distinguished
relationship of their sovereign liable human laings
and ills. Yesterday alas they felln fact they
got droppee in their etc., and then kicked up pre-
cious The upshot of the whole TINT they
paid visit to the police office, and there we left them
signed the afectonae regard of one of the Justices
The that off with the For is committed for
bigamy-Mss Fox testifng that he stood up with her and
said they man and wife.
The weather is delightful, and La Sonnambula
last night. The soft Vita in better voice.
and first and of her appauders among the
dience was the charming Tedesco. One of the peculiar
attractions of Castle Gardonand in this it is uniqueis
that there may partake Of ice, sip juep, if
like oursef, lover of the weed, may enjoy
his cigar upon the without annoyance Others and
the time lose Of the voice that is
minstcring within. FED.
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Alabama.
Chapman's majority (oflciaD is 6 1885, Democratic
majority on joint ballot of the legislature 25


The London Despatch grows indignant the published
bills ofthe royal expenses 1t says
For the repairs to the imperial crown cushion and
cover, called to pay flS3 los The tinker
ing of the CROWN considering the thar EXPENSIVE
head-gear various other ways never to be at an
end for it only the year before 1--WE quote from the Off
cia document before us) were charged for cleaning
the crown, repairing the maces, &c 6Sc. e67 TO- The
crown OF England must be rather dirty affair we should
imagine to require so large sum to be expended
ply cleaning it.'
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LuMBERING MIcHTeAN.-The Detroit Free Press esti-
mates the amount of lumber to be shipped this
several and water mills have been erected in Sagi
county the extensive of which are those owned
by James Edred Co., who running steaul-ml and
waterPower capable OF manufacturing 1000 900 feet
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To DR.. Van Hovenbergh and his deputies, particularly
Drs Porter, Vnn Dyck, Sanger, and Mullen, too much
praise be for their and attention to the
friendless sick who have been under their charge.
The following table exhibits the immense trade which
been carried during the past year between this
country and Great Britain and lreland
Exports ofbreadstu6 from the United States to Great Brit
and Lekand Sent l. 1916 10 latest dates 1877.
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The Governor OF Ohio.

We copy the following article from the Columbus Estates
man. of last Saturday which reached by last evenings
western mail 1t states very singular movement of
the governor of Ohio, which it reprehends just and
indignant terms. We are happy TO add, however, to the
statement of the Statesman" that the moment the de-
parment in this city was informed by telegraph of Gov
Bebbs refusing to assist the volunteers, issued or
ders by the telegraph which removed every difficulty
We have obtained copy of the following correspond
ence, which we lay before our readers:
BY the New York and Washington Telegraph.
The following received this Office O'clock dated
CINCINNATI, Aug. rs.
Our refuses furnish subsistence volunteer
companies of Col Twins regiment If United States gov
eminent does na1Duthorze the captains for it,
the troops must disband the spot. Answer imme-
diately. L. ID. DESNEY.
For Adjutant General JONES
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MARRIED..

Tuesday evening sls ult by the Rev. Mr. ALlrS w
WALLACE M d., to ELLEN REBECCA eldest daughter of
joins PuRDr esq. all Of this city
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From the Ohio Statesman, Aug. 2s
Singular Nov cement of Gov ernor Bebb.


Lieutenant Colonel Irwin published in the Columbus pa
per the following notice to the companies composing the
second Ohio Regiments
'sThe governor the State has received official notice
from the War Department that your services needed
your organization am informed by the private secretary
Of the governor, that no contract VIII be made by the
for the transportation OF the companies Cincinnati
cers, therefore, commanding companies will contract for
themselves
ed by the Adutant General to muster the regiment
service it shall be concentrated at Cincinnati
better. WILLIAM IRWIN
will be seen by the above, that the governor of Ohio
fuses to furnish assistance the companies of this
regiment, reach the rendezvous in this city We will
merely remark without stopping to inquire whether the
from his State in reaching the rendezvous appointed
the general practice has been for the States to furnish the
call The refusal of Governor Bebb do this, likely
retad the of these troops; is quite prob
of paying for the transportation of their companies We
have been anxious to again the olive branch peace
country, but have believed this only
to be attained by vigorous prosecution OF the until
President for not prosecuting the with vgor We
thought that energetic prosecution OF would have long
ere this terminated it, and we are truly sorry that the
neighbor the heart of Mexico their
yet we refuse hem aid Should ' or nsae
army now in the heart OF Mexico be cut OIL by the boards
of guetllas which surround them who among us would
not drop a tear!-Cin Com.
The above is from neutral paper; if leaning either
way, has been ,cg and it expresses the feelings of
every the State in the above remarks who is no
lost every hrob of patriotism by malignant party preu-
dice.
What figure do we cut before the world! Our nation
involved in war, voted for by almost unanimous
Congress- and yet those inused carry by virtue of
the Offices they hold the hands OF the people assaed
threatened and denounced by every invention of partisan
feeling; and the soldiers who volunteer fight the nations
battles only dicued but the pitance necessary
for their subsistence withheld from them with threats that
if they to face the enemy they will be ordered back
again.
Instead OF encouraging in every proper way Wig
oous prosecution OF the war, every possible stumbling
block thrown in the way and the enemy urged to con
tnue until their friends here could get power to aid them
Are such mad, that they would attempt such stigma
upon their counry-such lasting disgrace-3uch fatal
stab the future hope of defence our nsulted flag no
odds from what quarter it might comet
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Reply By Telegraph.

Reply by Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, August 26, 1S47.
The President directs that you furnish the com panes
Col. Twins regiment with rations once and that
regiment be mustered into service by companies agree
ably TO the instructions of the 18th.
r. JONES' Adjusnt General.
Lieut.. Col. j. ERvINe, I'd artillery Cincinnati.
By Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Aug 26, 1917.
Orders have been despatched to Lieut.. Col Ewing to
furnish subsistence the volunteer companies of Col Ir
wins regiment a r.. JONES, Adj. Gen.
Mr.. l.. d. DEsNEY
The following letter received at the Adjutant
Generals Office by this mornings mail
HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING SERVICE,
Western Department, Cincinnati o., Aug. 26
GENERAL Your instructions of this date by telegraph
received Directions will be Immediately given to furnish
the companies of Col Twins regiment OF volunteers with
raons.
have tho honor to be, General, very respectfully your
obedient servant, ]. ERVING,
Lieut.. Col. I'd Artillery.
To Brig Gen r. JONES' Adjutant General United States
Army, Washington
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
FROM LOBos AND TAMpiCo

Tho schooncr, pioneer, Cap Blown.
arrived si NV Uflcans, hh Lobos on lh.
iu Ina and Tsmpco the 81 Tn P.cay-
uus st.t
Al thr t'oup, Which were ai I.pU,s had
gono GA board ship. except the companies
On board The 'hip on which the small pov
hal npp'afri-ouf informant thinks the
,hip G,o V,nzic
Ten Wonh arrived nj I.obos n the T.
duh, O. The j., ,u,l from Bfax1. Gen
I~iggs arrived ,h,re two OF three days
proviou,
'.n Patterson wis.'ili N Tamp,c1 on
iho 81 inst The steamship New Ofl-sns
nrrv'd there the morning Of that day with
Gen Jcnip on bo,'d
The Lpulsnni Volau,ccn who were a,
Loto' have arrived n, Iampieo. on the
ship Afchelaus WIN their companions
wrecked on.hc OnI,ak,, they are to p,rr,.
scn Iampico
The Ml'susppI Volunteer. who were a.
Looos (pan Of BAD regiment had .sil,d for
B'nzos They are ordered to Monte.
r'y Oar inform,n, thinks they sailed on
the saiP Ocean They have suffer- | tern.
ny ron schn.s Ga the other hand, the
Penney lvania sn1 New York rcglmcn.s
are san 10 b. as fac l,oaing body Of
men ascycf was seen
The 'looP Of St Mays va. rll u,
Lobos on III" l., ius,
The eon al dcpo, i, Lobo, va. broken
up
IN" 'hr"e men arrested a. I9hos es .rics
have |. On ,nci 'nd acquitted ,inec Gen
scoa's arrival there
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
NEW rosr.orrk,E LAW

We make the following extra, from the
circular Of the Post Master General:
I. All newspapers, Transmitted through
the mails will be hereafter rated with post.
ssc. except exchange papers between the
i''i'''a", $ - "tWri Ar,is, and t.ose fahA, Il
10y person" eiyosng the pn,ilegc and con-
tractors may take newspapers out o. the
mails. for sale OF distribution among suhscri-
hcrs
; Transient newspapers. or those not
seq. from the os.cc Of publication to sub
-cribers handbills or circulars, printed or
Autographed not exceeding one sheet in
size, will pay three cents upon delivery at
the Office and bc''r. they are put in mails.
and all such will be charged BY Deputy
Post Masters as pre- paid matter IN thc way
bills aud upon their account. Of mail, sent.
aud stamped OF marked paid with the name
of the Office from which scut.
.. Transient newspapers. handhil., or
circulars. cannot be received frc, hy peputv
Postmasiers under their privilege II such
should be addressed 70 them. i. i, their duty
90 return them Ia the sender under n new
cover, charged with letter postage If de-
posted III a Post Office uuscalcd. addressed
90 Deputy Postmaster or others. they will
not IN any ease DE forwarded by mail with
out pre- payment of the postage II scaled,
they will be rated with letter postage, aud
forwarded III the mails.
10. Letters addressed to ditcrcn, person.
cannot be enclosed IN the zane envelope or
package under a penalty Of ten dollar-. un-
less addressed 10 foreign countries
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Nonews from the army. We have dates
from Tarnrlco o. the s,h instant. All the
troops bad sailed frqm the island Of Lobos
], was reported at Tampiro tia, General
Taylor had rctrca,cd from Aqua Nova t.
Sali,ilo, ani thence 70 Monterey. withou, a
battle. which l. believed notwithstanding
othcr reports All the Mc.icans say tha,
Santa Auna defeated Gen Ta,lor a, Aqua
Nucya
There has been revolution in the city
Of NcAieo beaded hy the clergy aud ration
al guard, Gomez farias was dcposed. aud
Salas made President The rc,olutionis,s
proclaimed for restoration OF true icdera,iye
principles. The troops at Jalisco deserted
portion { La Vegas command. which
wcrc ordered 60 60 t. Vera Cruz. were con.
c'rnod N The revolution The rsul, ofthe
rev oln'ion Wa not fully known
The new President u lIay,i was elected
On the 81 mt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
CESEkAi. TAYLOR

l.D,>.' 81, 49, f,tsn Nee t,ss.sn. 4 III
b. isi 'fiiatis are. ipIirs< ,i.sd, O. II
rs'|,f ssnit-,crs thew s,.'dcr. ~, ga.ian,
laws in a ~ ~ icri4su. 'raAi'ou !, "a,
lflt,fsAr, i-li~v,-i ir ''l.i ci's that h. h,a
~ bssi ss4c B. fcAeb Nru,ercv iui "a.
hinged {. make slA.! a, ~, la, 4 Ein.
,aaiA -btIll4 ,.ch h. g., ,..e-- lt.A
90 cAfs u'a sur't cur>-lie t. cr,-ia-,s,
n rrrs iaag H. - 80 dAfA~.s chs,Ari.r
s. ta'fi0 a. Arm, 9th .a,Is at u, h.Ai
80 ~. oauhb-n; i.i never .sbun g.
u.ble iis rrn,.rr. "a, ~ould ys,fcf g. nah
ts Pas - Elnrfu.is sr,t,er Tl-rtnn.
l,.I AL have an cihAil, proud c,d,aph
81 futsr, siAu,n.u "ps,.rf b.. 70 thou
81 tell .a' country NALNNk4.. ole,cd
By A-.. al ale here
Bot II MAY na l., a mere question q
fo1'"'rosl .~, "-'ofii,: tboagh' quai,~..le ~.
O. u.i,er = No,i,iu, could 10, m n,~n f,
VS. crco'ne D-r sLlani ltile army, l,.. NUN
- 'tan that. 'up,liod WITH ,af1. : M,.l.
.f'' ani ehei'ui -a,a.ry. ni.,L, is,lp ,hein
nhllp toe marrow gorge Il soine mountain.
81 y thcrsgpln's. and ,,aryc them a.
: fm' - surrender With tie ,.,ima, ID
a.''i'c iioc. 'vc1irf The couuir ffom
NpniueS { tie ,cfy baul. 4 tie Ri
'"aai'. It would i'e madot.. GA tie Iar 4
IA army T. aiismp, tie ioI,mg II. way
through such nilc. 81 ,.r,,u, ap,-,,ti.n,-
hose who '.car'd the enemy nisb, fall
victims t. hunger. f-:'guc. or rowing hands
u'fcfoci,us Indian.
lIn~ 'orrihiy the critical situation of our
brave General. with hi. army u lcrpc. i'm.
pres. upon the mind thu. sentence 4 has
c9rrcsPonieoce which We have al.o copied
"a ano,Ac place.
! could not % q sr,, ls,e fftsc,n Tia,
'Ac Department would direct aa important,
ic,achmc'i, from ms Command without con-
sI.tinr me. - u,thou, waiting the result Of
tie main operations under my command -
y Y tribune
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
BOLD AND NilLsl>Ot EuHKK
Ny

mos' daring rutt,'y w. I~1stfA;cI
o. VI ,u!A, ,,cmn. Dctscsn rinc ant ten
otl, l. The f,srIcnct o;Nf Jaas., kctap.
to - r,hosl IIcu.c Lane. Al.ui n.le
ifurn ',rmani opn. "a. cnier,i b, .hr,- u..n
shus ia~s wcr, IAini~i. ard =, de. used
~hcruis' as g. prc,cii tb.ir bong vi MA.
III Before clteuns Tie housc. troy r..
welded 10 The barn. aud secured tic each.
man. thfcateDius b.. ll'r u b. made as a.
lafis a"d wish he arms uoi The, to1 hun
t. the kilcbcn part ui the hog. wbcn the,
secured one - two Servants ~ the sa,n.
manner. AID then. = make iiicin., I've. don.
b, IA, ~ thar .utuf, ol~raiirus .,hc, l,ek.
81 ih,t prs~'ncIs np "a closet. From
thence the, prc,ccied 20 ih, .iitin, ~ din
i.c To- M ~h'fe Mr. X mp,ou va. alone. tie
ret Il tie isniis Ism, "ua,,lt uclsh.
boz. .N4se. snd .Ii4 .f,.t-. pr-,cililr.
. risto. and bo~r kni,-. they tied Mr. n
rendering liz, cnii-,ly Incapable - r..i..
taucc They demanded { Know who're lis
plate and other valuable. v.rc deposited.
aud - guarded we're the, III their mo, rmci,t.
that the, would not h., hun al prsch an,
srn' where danger might tc arinclcndcd
Nf'f getting possession ~ al the silver
ate icW,lr, aud wa,cio. alon, the prem.
is"s. & via b there wa. acccss thcv placed
VI h. N closer aud de-, srnIsd. The
family soon afterwards returned home aud
found the inmate. ia durnucc. aud suffering
intensely from the state Of suspense aud ter
ror into which the transactions q the even
ing had thrown them During the day
three nii, iduals were seen ia the nciehhor.
hood. and from inquiries they made from
some Of the persons about the premise, il
was evident iha'.thcy were acquainted with
the names Of the residents thcr,abou,
Pm LcIgcl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

The creates. leap we have recently head
o', was related 10 us on Saturday A Aul.
lock, weighing abou, thousand pounds
vas dfiv,n INTO n. huh rlng' On the ,hlfd
story Of Mr. Wilson's .Lugh'efhousr, on
the Deer Creek Which building It viii
be iecO'lrcud, IS sl,Galci on Ia. bill s.ie.
thus making The front three aOu,s higher
than The rear bat NhIic pr,para,ion. were
making 10 otter hun sacrilic, to the butch
ers KNIFE be made n bold push ior the front
WIN low, nni bol,,t straight through IT.
tie turned a comrl.'c somerset. md land
I'd on a 10, 0! b,rrclicl lard, bursting two
OF the barrels, bot Was promptly ia has
Ieel, aud al once attacked lnan who vas
near, who, however made his escape lie
then started of and after race # two or
three miles running over u chill and CON.
mnlirg several other mlsl.moann. more
or LEI. end,ngefing ~. live. Of cixrns
was finally captured a, the publlc landing,
ana aiken back to the slAn. h,cfh0use -
W hen last heard from hr wa. 10 "a safe Of
suspense. Cincinnati Alias
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

L~sssssAs Jisssal<rrs T. rsnSia a. Ian
gqa-- Ccs~rs. See.s s,lA o.. iAa.ssH-.
frrups a! L.bos-- The ssrr,sos g!
fs~yscc
Tsmpico. MARI :. 10
You have. srt ,l.,. icsrn,d Il ouf q, lrr
r. frnAsn at shls plscs. the foAsoes %, vi .cl
Il ~hsh sfc ss,d d" p, first, H., ~Eai -
rcs,'sAry camI equirAs, ~ ,hc four c..m
l'afi~s vrcete ~ N the uri ala. second "a.
Louisiana troops arr supposed "a l-r 10, l.
AID g. TIE r.,sgcs o. yellow s,t, ,han
ihr.e hail,ng further q ~. .nl ss,l, .au.,
regimen, % ,Olantoers Lad a. as, All VIC
sc'. pitched npse bv u,cn scott ~ The
rp'll.c zen SIT wa. At Lob. vnb
about 90" mcn -hca 80 IN .cnsral.
fiil"v aud fai'ersci.. wg,h th.r ccrnnsnd.
have YIN. d"~r .iDcc. and Gen Saicld, H.
waiting - transportation t. follow. - that
~ lev Ja,s. cur regiment, a.. Balt.sI,
.I' e.. "a, aus ~ y 'ulais. vii
l.. al that are lolt 1L.s, S,lh uhst ,,,i.
tens are here. vii constitute tie gArr,.n,
scott promises g. send ior u 10 couple Of
~~k' The prevailing opiuipn her, IL. al,
The Ne,isan. vii Mt hazard & Oh, aai
The destruction q their ia,ori,c ,.ar.ii bu,
'uitchdcT al oroc. without a sfng.l,. |
inciipc very moch t. t,.-c opinions. and A.
do all The othccr. of the reg Mar arm, w,'h
vhDm have o,uY-tsci
We lad a rimor here - Santa Anna at.
taking Taylor. ard beng rcpul.cl w,,h
great Io''. hut II til. We true. You know
more about !, than We d. = .fcr Orleans
Delta
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

tsvr sttosn n, re srr, oris, a.
be ifh Ssrrh. '~fesii, '.sv.,i. u sr7~s,.
ihs' 'sa We .nnn ttntd - iri.nfr
from lsin"nt. has he.n t't,.tsf scsas,n
= OF The vh'Ns, .ists. t'-ias ,nen tN iies'
ht "f.lisni $40 me nic'r,a, se,,he. ~,
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