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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29
Very respectfully yours,
J. d. BRIGHT.
Hon. w. H. SrocKwELL.


When we learned the forcible manner in
which the Doctor had thus presented our claims,
from a sense of duty to our friends. we wrote
Mr.. Owen few lines simply expressing our
willingness to accept the appointment and re-
questing him to lay the matter before the De-
partment. Seven weeks afterwards Mr.. o.
favored us with a reply, in which he informed
us that our letter and those of our friends had
been most unaccountabIy delayed on the route,
and that unfortunately in the meantime he had
procured the appointment Of 'sCoL. BETHEL of
Boonville," (which" said he, ellis the only
vacancy which, in all probability, win be filed
from our district" We were perfectly satisfied
with the arrangement-we had never expected
any thing else, and consequently were not dis
appointed. Our friends too, knowing the su-
perior claims and qualifications of that able and
UeteraR soldier, sod COL Bethel, bore up
cheerfully, and never expressed the slightest
chagriR until they ascertained this was not the
only appointment of that grade allotted to this
district, as Mr.. Owen had said it was. They
did then express some disappointment that the
democratic Mr.. Owen SHOULD, from purely sell
fish motives, thus slight the recommendations
and wishes of so many of his political and per-
sonal friends. As for ourselves we knew that
our pretensions to the office we aspired tor
rather our friends for us-had been backed by
stronger recommendations than those of ANY of
the 40Ow who were appointed, and yet we should
not have calculated upon success if the had
been twenty times as strong. We looked upon
the result as a matter of course, and conse-
quently were neither disappointed nor morti-
fied.-Nor in fact we would not at al have 20
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29

lust arrived, per steamer General Worth:
y 200 sacks Turk Island Salt. &,
Now in store and for sale by
je29, IT, FOSTER g. JOHNSON.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29

State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, Sc.
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation, June 23d,
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29
WAR DEPARTMENT, June A, 1916.


Sir: | send herewith a number of copies of a
proclamation in the Spanish language, addressed
to the people of Mexico, which your are request
ed to sign, and cause to be circulated in the
manner, and to the extent, you may deem prop
er. You will use your utmost endeavors to
have the pledges and promises therein contain
ed carried out to the fullest extent. There are
also sent some copies of the proclamation i'll
the English language.
Very respectfully, your ob,t serv't,
n
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29

MACKEREL.-sbb s. no. J, iust reed and for
u'I sale low by lfoil w c. BILL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

land County III Ne can Judge IN way Of
the tone Of the public feeling IN reference
TO this matter ere sill INC lined 10 The
firm belief that ,hcss men will ere long.
find themselves guaw,ng-i no, fc-a,
least something rather grating 10 The teeth
and exceedingly nd,gess bic wnhal
As the Voice srp-ars sn1ious to know
"what Is to constitute the file" Of which
we spcaI, ~ end asks II il 10 The Wing par.
~ OF the county the few wife pulics OF
the town OF Rutland the ,'nor Of the
Herald, "A Gle ofhs productions or a Gle
Of legislative proceedings" we will
simply say that we did no, espce, TO be
called upon TO furnish e,hcr this ,nforms.
ton or he hle IT. however we were to
be auihorsivcIy called upon 10 furnish the
article we should no, hesitate 40 TO The kind.
We should present them with frce cor.
ncrcd hic.-wilh one corner smoolhcd Off
rs illustrative Of thu three corners which
the I'oicc u Freedom has already turned
during ns brief existence. --"Our reasons
for entertaining this preference. as to
the Kind OF hic-"wiIl be gwen mex, week"
ii desired"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

ham on the IsisR RsL,,s B,LL we ~,ll
give bis Own words on this suffice, ~ be-,
showing our irsh fncuds the actual worth
of,hs Iocctoeo prof s,oos Of love snd re.
gard Sof then 10 'peskine Of Mr. n,
vote and action On the bill for the Ec'icf of
ireland, our smiable friend says
1.-THE nes, unpaid onablc Of nee which
George lays TO the charge Of Mr. H. Is
Mr. D's inhsmdr vote on The bill TO give q.
way the public treasure, Nv Law, TO the
IRISH na'ion Now, Mr. Editor ! am 30
far from dissrptovIng OF Mr. ia course
on this subject, tina, | rRI~x IT ENTITLED
TO TmE UNaALisisD APPROVAL Of the
friends Of The Constitution. Will the Ed
tor Of the Herald poin, to some clause IN
The Constitution, which by any cons,fuc.
ton would lulhnflxr Congress TO appropr,.
ate the public money for such purpose 7
Would II no, be establishing q most fearful
preccdtNi''
], has never to our knowledge been con.
slercd an cons i,ulional with our loeofoco
Trends to promise anything 10 any class
or condition Of men; bu, We have often
heard Of constitutional objections being ur.
god when The time come for their fulfil
mrn'. Indeed we scarcely remember an
instance where some such objection was no,
in,crpo.cd, and We therefore, agree with
our Rutland County Dcmocrn, ,hn, it
~ouM be establishing an extremely dan
grrous prcccieni' ior the party, a, this late
day, to aucmp, any redemption Of their in.
Vulnerable pledges made to secure to them.
sclvcs, The votes OF their Irish friends
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

The MEXICAN FonCE. Tho N. .
Times says-'The forces drawn together
for the defence ofshc Mexican Capital nrc
stated TO be $4,000 men in the city itself
1000 hourly expected from San Luis, un.
der Valencia, with fourteen pieces tf can.
non, and $4,000 scattered on the road be.
tween the city Of Mexico and Puebln, TO net
against the invading forces as they advance.
To meet these Scott will have about 70 600
effective mcn, with artillery and batteries
OF the most complete character. The rcsul,
cannot be feared.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

With the gentleman, frs, named above
we have no acquaintance whatever with
the latter, however, we have been for M.
ny years upon terms.-.if nj Of in,ima,c--al
least Of familiar and friendly acquaintance
Our associations with this gentleman have
ever been Of the mos, pleasant, aud ngrc,a
bic nature; and from the genera charac.
ter Of Mr.. Holmes, we have no hesitation
in expressing our opinion as 10 the fines,
Of either Of these gentlemen, TO Gil the sta
ton for which the are nominated
We have but two reasons for no,'giving
them our vote or support.
ls'. They were no. placed upon,he tick
ct Of the regularly organized wing party,
and consequently are no, propcrl y brought
before the people - and
2ndly. They cannot be elected.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
LOCOFOCO REJOlClNGS.

l.ocoioc olom Throughout, the County is
just now IN n State bordering upon ccslac y
at the hope before them Of ,l,cling one of
their County Senator'S, through the much
talked Of ds,I,clion Of the Wings. Com.
munlca,ions from Rutland County, denun.
cia'ory OF those who firmly adhere 10 the
regularly nominated ticket, and filed with
praises Of those who opened The breach
through which they (hc I.ocos) design to
eu'cr the Wing CITADEL arc coming in upon
US from every qna,tcr The Age publish
cS the ear Tor the Clarendon Convention.
and with grca, flourish Of trumpc.s on.
nounccs that a fire brand has been thrown
into the Wig ranks which may cause such
a disafecion in tie Wing parry as to cna
bile the pure and unsnliicd democracy Of
the County and State TO ride rough shod'
over US. A communication also appears
in the same paper from well known cor.
respondent whose bowels Of compassion
are wonderfully moved as he reflects upon
the wrongs pfnclccd upon the poor, igno.
rant aud dclud,d Wing voters OF Rutland
County by the leaders! of tho party
Poor man We pity him with all our heart.
There is no unkindncss like lha. Of ingral-
iude; and llcic is no inglali,udc like Tia,
which re- ccts with scorn and contempt the
old and council Of the honest hearted and
self sacrificing philanlhropis,. We have
said that we pity this mnn,-and yet We
can no! but admire the pcriinac,y and the
noble devotion be has SO long exhibited
lundcr circumstances, eco, so adverse) in
his cndcavors 10 enlishlcn and SC, rich, the
political ailalis OF the town and county,
Harder cvon Than pencil slate have the
hearts of this people become under his kind
and gentle tcachings-nnd ye, we still see
him undaunstd, and with midness and
modcs'y worthy Of all praise, .acrihclng'
as 1t were. from day to day in his
vain Efforts to win Wings from the slough
OF party, and from the rule Of ,yranls that
lord il over th,m.'
We cannot here refrain from consratula.
ling the few DISCONTINUED ones of the Whip
paty-and more especially their leaders
On the valuable acquisition they are likely
10 gain TO their ranks through the efforts
Of their new 'all'cs;'-but while we would
10 so, we would remind them of the extreme
uncertainty Of hope--and caution them OF
he danger IN using for the first time strange
md unfamiliar tools.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
LOOK At THINGS AS THEY ARE

LIT the Wings OF Rutland County keep
IN mind, tho TACT, that. by voting for Nm
p. Noycs. and Pliny Holmes for Scnn,ors
--agn'os the Regularly nominated tickle,
they arc virtually lending their aid in
tho election OF Loccfoco Senator's. They
arc dong precisely what tho Liberty party
did IN Withholding their vote from Henry
clay and thereby clectIns James X. Polk
I'm act which we opinc the sensible
portion Of That party have seen occasion
to regret but one, tha, has placed an IN
dcliblc stain upon the party. Will the in
,cllieoni Wings Of Rutland County follow
such an cxampl.i We imagine not
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

". hsvtac-fy 4 TIC Amricat Star a
a., ..gh e Ialr Tls paper II wi h.
r.>.R.,s,d 10 ishli.hoi At poehla II cos-
tam. Ait.e nov. fr,m TIC caJsiAl AL /, De-,
.. foil ., NJ k,niAll, letters We amen
the ls,, r,rc'sl o'-ic- -, o. in IL
CrNrRii ORDERS No .3s
IIrarot .t-rps ~ rn' Atvr. !
Iuch'a. Jolly -. ~
Errencue, - shown TIA, 'hc salty -
I'll, ItfsDn, aud property q ibis army calls
fraaoro tcgulsr system q police and a..
i,iiy a. a., pert q patrols. guard, ard
schip.ls
IT, addition a. tie means heretofore r'c-
.crlcd (,~c general order No. .OG IL.
commander 81 tho cavalry brigade will detail
daily ior nigh, da'y. beginning =, ,ed,e
o'cl3,l ara Terminating a'ou: sunrisr. n
mounted rairl - a sergeant. corporal sni
twelve mcn. fr every ito hours. & make
she cu,r, circuit y TIC cr,iflns % tic 81
3
Tic cavalry patrols. Ike those e fae' ia
e. iu;tf.r W! receive the randlas Ia
iiuG..n t. scizc and e. turn over t. the
,cafcs, gnafl ~ sn.peiog, anl ii.ardsrly
lcrs.rs g. ,,aniD alton ~ ;rial
Tie holl oh.c,r 4 ,hc day viii soc tia.
IT, patrol dots. 18th oxtcuor and interior.
l. DIS r,'fornci, and distribute ,aa, dciy
l.iWccn the f.pi a'rols. - that every par,
or'hc o.'y may lc rcgllaily lalrollel ser.
cral rm,s i1 's'ry night
L. c.nnsil ~ Va Con. S'orr
II T. SCOTT. y \ \ Gen.
We haze letters ff. American oNiccr~.
pn.ou.i. i1 No1ird. which We cannot hnd
room l,s tii- morning Tie late, date is
the 18th q Ja.y The health Of The part
:. gid. hl'tbcy s,c 10 pr sIcct Of n.casc.
Il,y l.u, ior IT, aunal q tie army
,crc'al >-o,, a. made another cHot, ia
,.ci l.l~.. b.. wc do H., ", know tie
result
,,c.,r,, h'n,ntc las lcon,cat To- luin.
clpgl TIE uatur, oi toe charge, against
lum w. La,c uos s., been able 70 asecr-
tain.
Conceal A,.rct was in Tie capital the
miilc oi July and had several lpng inter
.i,.ys with santa Anra.
W Tn, mus, have been indisposcl -
a ln,ai. letter written on ia, 10Th Of Jul
Il. iaS>: Mr. Tr,,'s l'al,h has i'm
proved
W. have ny Of H. Nac'onal Of the
= IT, aol 81. ait That paper l. Published
at Alh-e, the present capital of thu Si'tc
% pl,hh. From !, We learn that General
oaa} hat reported to the noycrnmcn,
at hc hai defeated Ia American ri"cmcn
a. the riy,r Calsh,ro H. sets d,au our
, ~ one captain and fifteen soldiers
N..,l. five drowned aud fifteen mad piis-
,r, Besides, he says he took forty horses
all some mule, and arms. Ills own loss is
Mt mentioned.
We IRE unable to make further use Of
.'- ra,rrs and corrospondcncc today. To-
m Nv We viii present every thing 10 our
teadcrs which We can hui Of interest. Oar
correspondence from paob.a aud the city OF
Mckee !, important.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

FILE GNAwING In the cadinc edito.
rial Of last weeks Rutland Herald, the
irecmcn Of this county are very gravcly in
formed, that II any portion Of the Wing
voters shall dare oppose the election OF the
regular Senatorial Wing nominees, such
rcbcls rW tnd themselves gnowing a fic
-IVoice ol Free dom
We are sorry 10 see from The last J-oicc
~ Freciom, that The editor has allowed
himself To be drawn OF from his allegiance
TO the Wing pany--whose principles he
has so recently been l,i to ,mbrace-and
doubly do we regret ,ha, IN taking his frs,
rclrogradc step, he should feel disposed 10
misrcpresenl US IN the manner as above ex.
hlLi,ed The Voice" very well knows
iha, We have never gwen expression to any
such language or gwen our ,ntorsomon, to
such sentiment as he here attributes to
US oar language in the article 10 which
he refers, was fairly, frankly. and unds.
cui.edly given aserprcssivc Of our honest
feelings in relation to The matter Of which
We were speaking oar alIusion 10 the file
gnswing' was equally PLAIN and unequivo-
cal; and our friend iloIcomb well Knows
Tia, we were then aiifcssing oursoii direct.
Is 10 the origina!ors Of the moyemen, 10
winch we referred and no, to such as nigh,
be deluded, eoaxed or foyoed iuIo Tho sup
port OF their measures And If we know
0ny thing OF lhe character Of the men
tie Srea, Wig parry Of Ru,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
4 GOOD Story Spoiled a paraarapb

4 GOOD Story Spoiled Il paragraph is
going the rounds Of the papers. in Tefcrcpcc
q VI, Fremont. which has no, aword a
truth ia At, and which bears evidence Of
fal-l,y IN L. .aec. Mr.. Fremont, as We
Lad !, from ben own lips, say. the editor OF
,he Cincinnati Commercial. does no, accom-.
JAny l..oa,enan, hit Carson 10 the Paci-
o.. bat stop' at Independence, No.
shere ale vi. await her husbands rc-
tGTa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
CASTLETON SEMINARY.

We are happy to learn that the efforts Of
the patrons and friends Of this Seminary to
raise. by subscription. the sum of 81. 900 to
relieve it from debt. have been successful.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

GrS. WoErH The Washington cor
rospondon, Of the New York ileIalI
Nfncs
\ report u prevalent doubtless no, with
cui foundation, that Gen Worth has pro
s,cd arains, serving rs the subordinate OF
Generals Pillow and Onrman, or beng in
any wlsc sublcclto them Ilis Illuminating
to reflect tina there should cast necessity
ior such a ptol,s-ths, n veteran officer
Ike Gene Al Worth should b. bfou hl into
collision with nun OF Yesterday, Ike
',cn Pillow that services IN tho bauic h,ii
end m he camp should be for momcn'
weighed m the scale With SERVICES On the
s4mp No, man IN the army has'ain,
,! moro brilliant reputation 'or callau,ry
aud good ooniue, ihan Gcbcral Wonh ,
nnl musi be extremely mor'lly,ng to hun
- r.r''ur'l'e even She pos, bilHy OF beng
,-n,. ~ s,,,, az tie subofiinaic oi a
rr1n whose military career eh',nds hu, over
,hc period Of twelve mon,hs, and who, dur
nag ih,, i'me, has earned but j Qu,siiona.
bic tis nclion. The lnpolcy Of max ing
high military nppo,n,m,n,s because OF 20.
lrieal services ia, b "a The President. be
su.ng sin. AMI has materially damaged
the character Of las administrator.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

DEATH OF EX.GOV. MATTOCKS.
We regret to learn tina, the Hon John
Mauocks, died at his residence, in Pcacham
on the li'h inst. Ills age was7l. No man
in public life could boast gilmore or warmer
friends than could John Mauocks.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

S-Remember Raymond & Warnings
Meaaser'e on Tuesday ne.., and be care.
"a! 10 cave "qaarles" a..lls. The time.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
ERONl MEXICO.

TIE steamship T,cgraph arrived .,
New Orleans ca ,hc i0'h from Vera ciuz,
hay,ng touched Il, Eazos on The voyage.
She left Vcra C,lx on the i.h ins'
The editors Of she pcayunc are indebted
to the commander Of the graph for n
copy of,hc Mumora> Fog Of III, i.h lns
QUE the mos, 'mpcrtans auic!c III tic
Ihg is lhc following
.lirdnec upon San Luis From Maj
AnhDr formerly quaI,cr master a, Corral
70. We l,afn ,h,, q II. Wool has received
oritfs to proceed Yah the advance OF Gen
IAS lof. column. on the -O.h INST, ~ the
du,clion Of Encarnac.on, some 20 leagues
from Bucna Vista. Where he will establish
n depot, INTO which three months ralions
Will be thrown The army Will then al
vance upon san LUIS. aud communication
T. opcn,d With Tampico or Tuspan from
~hon;c supplics wal thereafter be rocev
q Al. he mules and other means OF
transportation have ben ordered above, and
activity prevails throughout he whole De.
ra.imo.i
The Flag gives sad accounts Of ou'ragu
pcfpounl'i nat the yic'nay Of Nlnmo,as. by
Mcy.caLs, upon thur oAn coun,r, mcn and
,ounlrywomcn The same paper mentions
ia, the resident NoN,cans near Parras, late
is applied 10 Cen Taylor TO protect them
from armed bands Of their own coun,rymcn
s'ni lhfhcf !lr TIC express purpose OF raw
aging The country ard destroy n. The crops
The Eng .ainks that nj! should be furnish
81 lhtm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

e~y-forcst. the actor. is building .
splendid mansion. for = county scae.-~1"fSs
l.als Q. tie Uuds "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
TIE WAY OTHERS LOOK Ar II

The following extract we take from the
last Wntchnnn & Journal as expressive Of
the sentiments Of that paper IN relation
10 the existing state Of political matters IN
this county
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
DR.. HUNTERS
EYE WATER.

This valuable preparation subdues eVefy
stage OF inflammation gives strength and
endurance 10 weak and irritable Eyes, re
moving the dIaness oil sight eaused by close
attention TO minute objects, or from expose
ure to strong highland should be used by
all who find their eye-sjght failing from age,
or without any appearance Of disease In
fiamation caused by injuries from blows, 81
any foreign substance, will be speedily ar
rested by few applications. A multitude
oi certificates might be apr ended, subsiauti',-
ling the truth ofthe above statements. but 70
a preparation Of this kind IT is deemed IN
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fer evidence Of its efficacy, than page oil
certificates. Agents
w. P. Russell, Middiebury; P. MaxGeld
and F. Huntington, Vergennes; G. W Par
melee, Bristol; and at all The principal
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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
FACTS REGARDING THE
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Indian Vegetable PILLS,

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TESTIMONIALS.
ITAVING been aitaked some months with a
Ill bad Cough, weakness in chest, and los of APP
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DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indi-
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within six days, and | believe them to be
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GEO. w. GRANGER.
Cambridge, Oct. 10, 1874.
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Brandreth's Pills, but continued to grow
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Smiths Sugar Coated Improved ~. Pills,
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nv pains and dyspepsia had disappeared.
NY food now digests well, and am abe to
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9Myrtle street.
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have been for four years afflicted with
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cured six boxes of DIR. Smiths valuable In
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my complaints had disappeared, contrary
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April Is, 1915.
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The directions and treatment of the disease
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No 'Sugar Coated Pills" can be genuine
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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
Extraordinary Discovery.

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EPerson who had been deaf for 10, Is and evon 20
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