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Dexter ii. IIaZen's Estate.

UtNttT H. 1IHZFHs EsttTC.
Nv II, the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Hon the Probate Court for the District OF
Grand Isle, commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate OF Dexter b. Iiazen, late OF North Hero in
said district deceased represented nsolvent, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the day OF the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
tore hereby give notice, that will attend to the bu-
s'ness OF our appointment at the dwelling house OF
Mrs Charlotte llazcn, in North Hero in said district,
on the last Thursday OF January and the second
Thursday of May next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on each
OF said days: Dated at North Hero this 10th day OF
Dec A. ID. 1877.
ASAfEL ALLEN,
26w3 DAVID HARVEY,
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CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE,
Peck. Building, EszskA Burlington, ",
BY c. 3. EDW ARDS.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS FOR 1913.


The Charm for 1913, a series of elegantly colorcd
Groups, with Descriptive Illustrations; BY +.
ii. Elicit. 6 colored plates, price $50
Leaflets OF Memory an Illustrated Annual for
1878 Edited by Reynel Coates, NJ ID. II
Beautiful llluraions, price 500
The Opal pure gilt for the iioIy-days. Edited
by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale Illustrated with II en-
cravings, price 800
The Mirror OF Life, edited by Mrs. l., C. Tuthill,
with II Mezotin, Illustrations price 500
Thompson's Seasons, Illustrated by n designs by
the Etching Club, edited by B. Comay, Esq
beautifully bound in Turkey Morocco, price $50
The Illuminated Gems OF Sacred Poetry, with
beautiful Illustrations and Examinations, and
bound in the most superb style, price 500
The Offering OF Beauty Tor 1913 ,embeshed with
ii coored engravings, edited by Amelia w.
Lawrence. price 800
Bryants Poetica Works, Illustrated with 30 beau
titu Steel engravings, by +. Lau,zc, price 500
The Lady OF the Lake, beautifully enbelshed
with 10 steel engravings price SOC
Child Harold's Pilgrimage, embellished with l3
steel engravngs price 45C
Poetcal Works OF FitZ Green IIallock now first
collected, illustrated with steel engravings. 400
Characteristics OF Women, Moral, Poetcai, and
Historical, with II highly finished engravings,
by Mrs Jamison
Shakespeare Illuminated with notes and additions
by g. {. Nerplant, containing over 400 eugra-
wings, 3vos. Royal 8 vo, Morocco Gilt Edge S22 Ot
| The Amaranth, Rough and Ready Annual Friend
| ships Gift, The Token, Friendships Offering, Tn,
l.ady's Album Honey Suckle, Religious keepsake
| Odd Fellows Offering, Christmas Blossoms, The Gen
| Book OF Beauty, The Fountain Temperance Annual
Musical Animals, etc. etc. all beautifully ILLUSTRATED
and in rich bindings.
Also, The largest assortment Of Miniature and Ju
vcne Books ever offered in Burlington
c. B. EDWARDS, Pecks' Bnilding
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BANK OF BURLINGTON.

NOTICE is hereby given that n meeting of the
~ Stockholders Of the Bank OF Burlington, viii
be holden at their Banking House, ON the SECOND
Tuesday OF January next, at II o'clock, A. NJ, fol
the purpose OF eicctng seven Directors for the veal
ensuing r. e. COLE, Cashier
December 10, 1877. 2iwt
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URNITURE
Mandatory & Warehouse

THE subscriber offers for sale, at his Warehouse in
l. St. Paul street, near the corner of Pearl, few
doors North from the Catholic Church, a large and
general assortment of
v RN TURE,
suited to the people and the times-conssting Of Ma
hogany, Cane and Wood-seated CHAIRS, BUREAUS
DRESSING TABLES of all kinds and prices, Breakfast
Dlnlng, Centre and other TABLES, STANDS BEDsrEADs
French and other descriptions. &c &c.
=, A lot OF superb SOFAS, New York fashions and N
York prices.
All kinds of FURNITURE made to order and on short
notice, OF the best materials and for reasonable prices
Also on hand, and for sale, TEN BARRELS OF the bes,
furniture and coach VARNIsu
MAHOGANY PLANK, BOARDS and VEyEERs, also kept
constantly on hand and for sale
WANTED 70 900 feet OF BAswooD PLANK, and
1000 feet Of HARD WOOD ScANTLIYG
CHARLES l.. NELSON
Burlington, Dec. 81, 1917. 26tf
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Mechanics Tools

,ARPENTERS,J oiners, Carriage aud Sleigh Ma.
~ ,kets Saddcrs, Shoemakers, Blacksrnths, Cab
Iorrorers furnished with goods Of best American nnt
Foreign manufacture, adapted to their respective uses
upon very reasonable terms.
Burlington. Dec | 1917
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Landing at the Steamboat HaIbor both ways.
Teams and Freight taken al reasonable prices.
This boa, will connect with the FERRY Boar at
Burlington, Port Kent and Platsburgh making about
GO miles Steamboat travelling at season OF the year
when the roads are nearly impossible.
The JonN GILPlY has been pu, on this route with q
view to the accommodation of the increasing villages
this Lake, and hoped she will be well parunz-
ed by discerning public,
The Owners OF Captain will no, he responsible for
any Specie, Bank Bids, money IN any way, on
board this Boat.
There is good FERRY Boar from PoI' Henry 10
Chimney Point, making this an easy and direct COM
munication with Addison Co. VI. a.,
Port Henry, November "a, lsiI <f"'
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s H,If o or c XEiEilRMdoNm AT% Probate Court
ton, within and for the District aforesaid ON the 2Oth
day OF December, A. ID. 1877 an Instumen, nnrnor,
ing to be the last WA AMI Testament OF Thomas
Bradshaw late OF Burlington, IN said District, deems
ed was presented to the Cont here for Probate bv
having, before this time departed this lie. ''''u
THEREFORE it is ordered BY said Cour, tim, mill.
notice be given all persons Interested therein ~
pear before said Court, AT ssion herenr ~ ~
en- at Burlington on the 18th day of Jannar !" loln-
ISIS and so",GS, S hi! p oP,, Of and IS
nNa,.iy in the Burlington F aA three weeks
paper printed Burlington, in tins STAR ,es. news
Which shall be previous to the day assi"n the last OF
sa, E;v ,o, under my hand a, the Rep;s,..
ooh day OF December. A. D. si7 Office, this
Dec. "a, ls.7 Register.
Qc,,o
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ntarkcts.
Brighton Cattle Markct-MOnday, Dec. 70.

(REPoRTED FOR THE TRAVELLER.
At market, $40 Cattle, l6 yokcs Working Oxen,
46 Cows and Calves, $3.50 Sheep, and aboit 700
Swine.
BEEF CArTLE---Eytra 800 first quality, So 80 ;
I'd and third quality from 30 10 50 %.
WORKING OxEN--Sales made a SIS Sc and Sl3l.
Cows AND CALvEs--Saies noticed at 1913 to sly,
81, 81 and $50.
SnEEP-Sues of lots from 81 to 81 80 q So 90
and Sc.
SwiNE-Salcs ut wholesale iic for Sows, and 5.c
for Barrows AT retail, from TO 81 and &c.
WOOL. Duty, 80 per ct.
Sales of American fleece and pulled Wool to mo-
dcrate extent have been made during the past week,
without any change in prices.
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Hardware.

1NllE undersigned otter to purchasers stock OF
L heavy and shelf HARDW ARE, comprising a
variety OF goods pertaining the various branches OF
the trade which have been selected with great
both in regard to perfection in style and inlsh and
reasonabcness IN price Purchasers are respectfully
solicited to call. STRONG, DOOLlTTLE x co.
Nov 30 lSi1
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'V'HE SUBSCRIBER Nor HAVING

ST-aT = disposed of all his pure Booded N.rjno
s'SS.sa BUCKS proposes to let what few he has lett
on these conditions to be taken on the first dav of Jon
nary next, aud return the first of NAV isis
nos VINO are desirQus of obtaining fine wool can
mus be supplied with the best of bucks on these con-
dions those wishing had better cali soon rs tho ~,
any. .''''c IL ulere se
Burlington, Dec 10, 1877 ~;
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STATE OF vERMoNT,} Taprobare Cout
Hero, within and for said district the Eleventh day
OF Dec. A ID. 1917
An ins,rumen, purporng to be the las, will and
testament OF solomon Hazen late OF North Hero. in
said district deceased being presented to the here
by Joel Allen, the executor therein named Tor probate
4 is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear session OF said court
to be holden the Court House in North Hero in said
district the second Saturday Of January next, and
shew cause any they may have against the probate
OF said will tor which purpose ia further ordered that
copy OF this order be published three weeks,
svely in the Free Press printed at Burlington in the
County Of Chiitenden, soon AZ may be.
JABEZ LADD, Judg
Dec, IL, 1917 25w4'
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Kettles.
Notice..

THE Books for receiving subscriptions for shares
l in the COMMERCIAL B4Nk at Burlington
will be opened at the Pearl Street House in Burllng-
ton, on Monday the 18th day of January, A. d. 1873
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continue open from 10 TO
o'clock each day Sundays exceptcd for the space OF
ten days, and until the whole number OF Shares shall
have been subscribed
5. II JENISON,
HARRY BRADLEY,
ASAHEL PECK,
CHA'S ID. kASSON,
CHARLES RUSSELL,
HAMPDEN QUITS,
JOSEPH CLARK,
LAWRENCE BRAINARD,
ERASIUS FAIRBANKS
Commissioners.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1917 25w3
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DagucrrcOtypc Goods.

NJ ESSRS BRlNSMAID Il BROTHERS
vi have for sale much larger stock OF Goods in
used
80 gross of silk and Velvet Cases embossed and
gilt 80 gross Scovlls andlfrench Plates a good as
curry Baths. Plate holders Head rests Camera stands
Buck skins, Bulls, Mercury Iodine, Bromne Rouge
Quick stuff, Whitening fluids, Paints, Pencils Iypo-
suphate OF Soda, &c &c. Double and single Gold
Lockcts, Patei Lockets, and fine assortment OF
fnsmes Matungs, extra Glass, &c, making the hes.
assormeut he found in this northern country which
Will be sold low. Rsas'sNAlD & BKornERs
Dec ~, lsi7.
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December Is, 1877.

d The terms of subscription, to en,i,le a
member 10 an Agricultural paper, are 81. %
yearly, one half payable in December and one
half in September. No paper will be continued
to any one not complying with the terms
&. GOODRICH. Sccrciary.
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Q. S. ADKINS.

HAVING purchased Stock and new tools, inclu.
l. L ding SUPERIOR RULING MAcnIyE, and fitted up
room in the Free Press Building, will be happy to
wait upon those who wish Tor any work in his line,
Particular attention will be given Ruling and
Manufacturing Blank Books
Music, Periodicals, and Books of every description
bound IN neat and durable manner
~ A share OF public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Dec. ., 1917. 81
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X zen JE W ELR y.

such as Coral Pins, Rings, Bracelets Studs Ear Rings
anu beautiful variety OF Cameo and brilliant Paste
and stone Rings, Breaches, Studs Ear Jewels to-.
gether with all extensive assortment of plain Rings
Fms: Lockc,s Chains, Slides, Bracelets Ear Hools.
lar Tres, Ear Jewels &c and fine lot of gold Pen
CHS with and without pens, of new and nea, patterns
very suitable for Friendship Offerings
For those who wish to give expensive articles
which VIII remind tn" receiver Of true time we have
some OF /. +. Coopers fine London Duplex Watches;
also, X. & Becseys fine Duplex and Lever Watch
es; Favres fine time keepers, besides great variety
OF the most celebrated makers, and larger assort-
ment OF lower priced gold and silver Levers and LIE.
pines, with fine assortment OF common Watches
We also invite the attention OF purchasers to our
new stock OF gold Fob and Guard Chains with seals
md keys Of new and rich patterns elegant Scarf
Pins and studs, OF richer styles than usual silver
pocket Fruit Knives Silver Combs, Fans and an al
most endless variety OF fancy articles. We have tn
ken great care N the selection OF our assortment oi
the Holidays and the Winter, and invite customers tc
call and look before purchasing, we have made h,
third and late Journey to market in order to secc
Goods got up for the Holidays, which would enable
us TO supply the increasing demand Of our customer
during the season.
We have Goods adapted to all ages, sexes and con
ditions. which will be sold low and to suit the mos
difficult BRlNSMAlD & BROTHERS,
Dec. /, 1877. Jewellers
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DaVis,s Revelations.

HNHE PRINCIPLES OF Mature, her Dirne Re.
! relations, and Voice to mankind, by and through
Andren Jackson Daris, the Poughkeepsie Seer
and" Clairvoyant." For sale by
{. GOODRICH.
Burlington, Dec. Z, lsi7. 2iw.
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A,Als Snln

FOR sale
Ky The subscriber, three good Enrinc I,n,hcs
also, twohand Lathcs, which will be sold low
for cash or good paper.
Burlington Dec 7,lsi- Dina
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
YNIfE Subscriber offers for s,le his nloce situated
on the Corner Of College and Willard S,rcc,e
He will sell it entire, or in Lots, as purchasers NAV
desire '
, inc locniion as is well known, is among the most
eligible for residences, in Burlington. The mace con.
tains Fruit Trees OF various kinds and surpassed in
quality by none.
DANIEL SIMPSON.
Dec y, 1917 2itf
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HOTNE FININIIINGN

HOTSE FINISHINGS
STRONG, DOOLITTLE & Co, have on hand a
- large stock comprising it is believed every arti-
Gle required in House finishing such as Pearl " he
and dark Mineral Knobs, with Japan and Silver plate
Escutcheons, silver plated Knobs, Bell Pulls and
Things Morce locks aud laches, Plated do, Blakc's
atches, cast and wro't Iron narrow and broad Butts
Screws, Window Springs, Wardrobe hooks. Cupboard
catches, Paints, Window sash, Putty Linseed Oil,
Nails &c. &c.
Burlington Dec. lsi7.
I HE LADY'S DOLLAR NEWSPAPER-Con
l tanning articles from the bee, writer's OF England
aud America, and Transactions from other languages
Also, all the
ENGLISH ANIMALS ENTIRE,
which cost in this city from IS to $40 each An An
nual will be published in number which will cost
about four TO the subscribers OF the Ladys Dollar
Newspaper
Tales. Poetry, Essays, Feminine Accomplishments
been imported expressly Fashions, Health, Fancy
| Work, House Keeping Domestic and Fancy Cookery,
from Soyers great book Just published
II will be that the subscribers to this work will
receive twice a week Tor dollar that which i'm any
| other shape would cost them from SO to s6.
TERMS.
Single cory one year IN advance 81 six copies s.
thirteen copies $40.
A copy of either work sent a specimen gratis to
any person who will pay the postage the letter re-
guessing it. Address l.. A. Cooley
lib Chesnu, street, Phad
ANY paper copying the above will be entitled to an
| exchange 25
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s. 1 W s..

MILL and Saws, Hoes {. : and PhIa. Plates.
vi Circular do do
Hand, panel and ripping Saws,
Back do and Billet Webs,
Dec |, ~. STRONG, DOOLiTTLE y co
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Buffalo Robes.

IF YOU want TO see large aki good assortment o
Robe- better than before brought to this market,
cal, IN look at / y. BlNBI Il CU'S.
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NEW BOOK BINDERY.

Good Books dcserre good binding did Mcv possess
the polcer of Speech, hoc many taies ,routd fhey
relate Of neglect and deshucfion from the rant 81
decent crtcrior rhioh a feu shiliings might hare
s"lpiied; md thus hdrc secured for them The in
timdcy Of the irise and good, BESIDES preserving
Then Ion TIE hcncht nt fnture ocnerntinuS
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'NHE CONVICT or The Hypocritc unmoskeJ
by I. T. X. James, price 25 cts, for sale by
EDWARDS,
also, by w. B. HATcH, WinoosEI Falls
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TIN PLATES, SC.

~
- ed and offer Tor sale good stock OF Tin Plates
l-3 and extra sizes Russia and English Sheet Iron
Iron Wire, Sheet Copper Sheet Zlnc Bar Tin, Be-
Copper, Wire Ncllum, ltivetS, &c. &c, Dec !, A.
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MAY MARTIN, OR THE MONEY DTGGERs,
A Green Mountain Tale,

By D. P. THOMPSON,
Author of Locke Amsden' the Green Mountain
Boys" &c.
piece of fiction better calculated to inspire no
bic thoughts, awaken the soul to noble deeds, We
have rarely seen,"-N. Y. Tribune.
A new edition with an introduction, corrections ant
additions published and for sale by
c. GOODRICH
Burlington, Dec. "a, lS47
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JOHN GlLPlN LINE.
lew STEAMER AND NEW ROUTE

THE Steamer John Glpin, Capt. Jones, will leave
L Burlington every Monday "Wednesday and Fri.
day a, s o'clock A. VI and Port Henry every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday II, noon, as long as
the ice and weather will permit,
pRICT pASsAGr
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MAY MARTIN or the MO.iEY DIGGERS.
VI by D. T. Thompson, author OF the Green Noun.
tain BOYS, &c, price - For sale at wholesale
and retail by c. b. EDW ARDS, Burlington.
nnl W. 3. HATcH Mi1inns.-i EnlIs
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Book binding

EEjsiI The subscriber has received choice
- " lot of fancy binding Stock, aud will
--A-S--S serve his customers and the public, with
pleasure, on short notice
Nov. 1877. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-17
Spanish Beggars.

The queerest object in nature is Spanish
beggar for these beggars beg on horseback;
and it is an odd thing to see man riding up
to some poor foot passenger and asking aims.
A gentleman in Valparaiso, beir g accosted by
one of these mounted beggars, replied, Why,
sir, you come to beg of me who have to 60 on
foot, while you ride ON horseback" "Very
true, sir" said the beggar, "and 1 have the
more need to beg, as have to support my
horse as well as myself"
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-17

VIM M. Reed Lewis Blackmer, VIM. burlington
VIM. V. Moses, Directors; d. F. Baker, Cashier Bank
hours from to l2 a. M. Discount day, Monday
hNDROSCOGGIN BANK, ToPsHAM.-Chas. Thomp
son, President; Charles Thompson, John Barron, Da-
yid scrbner, Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. b. burlington
Directors; John Coburn, Cashier. Discount days,
tuesday of each week. Bank open from to l in
summer 10 to in winter.
BRUNSWICK BANK, BRUNswIcK-RichardT T. Dun
lap President; Richard T. Dunlap Alfred ]. Stone,
John Z. Humphreys, Joseph Badger, VIM Barron, Di-
rectors; A. G. Robbins Cashier Discount day, Thurs
day. Bank hours above.
,MARlNER'SBANK,W IscAssET.-HenryC Clark, Pres
ldent; Henry Clark, Wilmot Wood, Edmund Dana
Samuel Alley, James MCarty, Directors s. p Baker,
Cashier. Bank open from to in summer; 10 to in
winter. Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDOMAK BANK, WALpoBoRo'-James Hovey,
President; James Hovey, George d Smouse, John Bull
finch, Jos Clark Alexander Palmer Directors George
Allen, Cashier
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-17
Successful Money Digging.

A citizen having informed our efficient City
Marshal that he had seen person within
fortnight mysteriously at work dig, ing in the
Public Garden, Charles street, and the Mar
shall having reason to suppose that the money
stolen from Messrs. A. Hews & Co., Washing
ton street, was thus disposed of, proceeded on
Saturday with sufficient force to the spot in
dictated, and dug for several hours, but with
out success. The next morning the Marshal
commenced digging again, and his perseve-
rance was rewarded by finding glass jar con-
tanning eight one hundred dollar notes, two
ffties, and smaller bills, all amounting to
$1125, the exact sum stolen from Messrs.
Hews & Co.'s store. The person who gave the
information was carried to Jail, and Herber TT,
the person charged with having stolen the
money, shown to him. He failed however, in
identifying him as the person whom he saw
burying the money.-Bostom TraueAer.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-17

The steam frigate Mississippi arrived at
Vera Cruz the 22d ult.
Gen. Marshall is i'll at Vera Cruz and will
not be axle to go up with Gen. Patterson
He will wait TIL Gen. Buffers division ar
rives.
The steamer A. R. Hetzel, Capt. Baker, ar
rived at Vera Cruz from Mobile on the Both.
He had to throw overheard all his horses hav-
ing encountered awful weather. The steamer
Florida was in the same gale, and had to throw
overheard all her mules.
The guerillas are on the road between
Queretaro and the capital and are plundering
every traveller they meet
A letter dated the 10Th ult, received at the
capital from Queretaro, says Penay Pena had
just arrived, in company with few deputies,
making the total number in the capital about
fifty. 1t was thought, says the Star, endeav-
ors would be made at once to organize Gov
erment, which would settle the question of
peace or war. If quorum of Congress could
be assembled, the first question which would
be brought up would be the presidency
Nearly all the officers of the dispersed army
we're at Queretaro, and it is said found it hard
to obtain subsistence. The military force at
Queretaro consisted of about 1000 cavalry and
infantry, with six pieces of artillery from
Guadalajara, under command of Gen. Heredia.
| The Star of the 10th, published in the city
of Mexico, says the assassination of American
soldiers by the Mexicans had again commence
ed.
Earthquakes says the North American Of
the goth ult. are at the present time of very
frequent occurrence in this beautiful country.
A few days ago the village of Ccotla was
totally destroyed. The Canton de la Barca
has also suffered severe shake, throwing
down houses and the tower of the principal
church. We have had four of these unpleas-
ant visitors in this city since our occupation
of it.
The L" Mexican Eagle - is the name of
new Mexican journal, just commenced at the
capital. The editor does not believe in OPP
posing obstacles to any negotiations that may
| 'ead to an amicable adjustment of the differ
ences, and says that Providence has decreed
the destiny of the nation. The following il
the substance of motto at the head of the
Eagle: AN honorable peace ennobles nations,
and the magnanimity of the north will not let
them offer us terms other than honorable"
Gems. Rincon and Bravo have been ex-
changed for Capts. Heady and c. M. Clay,
and ether Encarnacion prisoners. There has
been revolution in Gaudalajara. Mr.. Ken
dali thinks Gomez Farias is at the bottom of
it,