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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03

GRAND MUSICAL SoLEMNITY The musical ANA
tours of this city intend to perform grand mu-
ecal solemnity for the peace of the soul of Men.
delsohn, the great musical composer, at Castle
Garden, on the 3D. Of next month. Will nobody
do something of the same kind for the soul of
MIR. O'Connell, in this eiyl Iss musicians soul
70. be taken eat IF gosaaisp before 'le' u 0
psriss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03

The Washington, from Southampton, and Gale
donna, from Liverpool, are now nearly sixteen
days at sea. They will bring two weeks later
intelligence from all parts of Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03
Markets.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 81. -Cotton-Ths market IL dull
Sales effected at 6x 6y for good middling Flour
quiet and dropping; sales Of choice Illinois at SIS o2h
49, Molasses sells at 10 1870 Rice 10 In limited de-
msnd at 4 Axe. In Freghts We have engage
ments to report Exchangs-Alnost no demand. Bills
on London sell at l06k l0e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03
INTELLIGENCE BY1ElEeRAPh
TO THE
LATEST MOMENT LAST NIGHT.
From tho south.

PETKRsBrRoH, January l, lo4e.
The overland express In this morning, with sd-
vioes from New Orleans to the afternoon Of the 2oth
PErrRssuRoH, January = ls4e.
The mail feilsd South of Weldon, N. C. No express
news came through this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03

FRoM HAVANA We are indebted to Capt Roderich
Of the brig TIT for papers from Havana 20 the 18th
ulto We find no local in the papers which would
be of interest here We give the drawing Of the lottery
which took place the ith of Dec End 10 In La
Pairid No - 49, 5000 10 10 be6 SIG 600; 20 27 Sla
Ooa ~ 81 0e0 70 6J8 80 COO II Q5 50 GEO. "a 9Ba
t}aOvi w lssl fpeNal 1908 sl0tH. t9l, tiDne,
70 $40 ~ Utg. 'g6lnp, SigGdl ~ p7p, fldge gsnhn
bee w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03

The MAMMOTH SHIP CoLUMpus There has lately been
good deal said relative to the capacities model Of the
large ship Columbus since her appearance at this
port 1t has been asserted that the New World is Of
greater burthen, and superior vessel In support Of
this assertion the books Of the Custom House been
referred to- which give the tonnage of the three largest
ships as follows viz The Columbus 1907, Constitution
1877, the New World l4o4 tons. The New World, 81.
though 4oi tons Custom House measurement, a ship
Of much LEES capacity than either the Constitution
Columbus They oil three decksrs but the depth Of
the Constitution and Columbus is much greater than the
New World the difference in depth does not count In
register tonnage although adds very materially
psntsrs' tonnage and actual capacity. The greater
pacity Of the Columbus by Of her increased
depth of hold, and continuation Of breadth of beam
carried well forward and aft 1t has not b.en stated that
the Columbus the largest register onnager but the
largest ship register tonnage has very little to do with
the actual burthen Of a vessel
The dimensions Of this great ship are as follows
Length on deck 1855 feet; breadth Of beam, al feet;
depth Of hold, 80 feet inches; and measures by
penters' calculation, 1900 tons The rpar, main
deck flush fore and aft having only the oaboosc and
long boat as an ncumbrancs The cabins are splendid
y fitted OUT furnished with rich mahogany and crimson
each of which two berhs fitted the sides
the cabin leaving the sides Of clear and thereby
admitting light from the side and deck lights The
rooms supplied with sofas drawers wasnstand, mir
and other appointments for the comfort of the
pant.
The accommodations for second class passengers are
exceedingly we'll arranged Equal to tho first cabin In
all things except furniture steerage passengers are
also well provided for-ths to make this class
Portable s evident in the many and useful features
adopted In the we'll arranged interior of this noble
vessel the officers and by forgotten
their apartments not inferior to the main saloon All
the different apartments have their entrances from
the lain deck entirely distinct fro each other
The ship was built at Portsmouth, N II for Messrs D.
A. KingslaDd. II this city, at cost of 100000 She
IL commanded by Capt Robert MoCerran, a gentleman
lsttn Nd
great epterprising spirit in ship building She leaves
for Liverpool some time this week, her first voyage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03
Induction OF the New state Omcers.

uueu0h OF inc Now StHto Omcors.
ALBANY, Jan. 2, lS4S
All the State officers chosen at the last general election
Except Canal Commissioner Cook and Prison Inspector
Gsdnsy) introduced to their respective depart
ments yesterday and took the usual oath Of Office The
Commissioners and Inspectors will cast lots tomorrow
for their respective terms Of once required by tho
new Constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03
NEW YORK HERALD.
sOria-wess Corner Of Fulton and Nassau sts
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.

Daily HER.sLD-Eo,ry dap. ts.adap i.el,.s,d !
Siaiss E"rcpeIn subscribsr, sa PEI including
WEEKLY HEP-aLD-Ec,,v Sa,,raav-rr,ee 90
snIs PEI eopy-s,,s reT anu v-ir ne United States
tsrorecn subscriber ~ seaash'o g. a'n.m 'ne'
HFS.gID FoR EuRopr-spery sresu peelet Day
a s. IS eT ssf cor srcd per ss"s%s and @a
TTsg,sssn p S b n;:r Gaisrds rue
% issSi ESys1ss ss hsss.
te N pe.n, gi1ie The proprietor not
PRINTTT - ~ W. ' s'ss sa.c,,a s,o.e, and
9,spaeA q orders a, ne Publication Office corner Of
I'LL LETTEks ~ mail fer sub rcr,p,ions or oith
sdrerse ment 20 be post paid the posfrse viH BE- de-
oIUSTSsY csoRTREs:spoNoENcE containing
s- .g ris "ssi SELECTED rem eyy srt Of the wo"d-
NO KoTICE can be taken Of anonvuous eomw.nieo
oeted by Ae and address wrster NOT neesssa
r;ty % Tsoheaton but a. suerdnfy Ais good faith
All PaYMENTst to BE- made !" aasSnse
ANusEMENTs THIS EVENING.
q, PARK THEATRE-SANps LENT Coz Equestrian
Trouse In their 'arious performances.
sowERY THE sTRE, Bowey.-MAcsrrH-l, he
J1ALous-NoRwAf WREcKERs
CH ITH, AN THEATRE, Chatham .tr..,-Tar wrr's
SECOND FLocs-YArKrE DuELLI:T-MoprL AhTnrs-
MoMrSToUs QrEsrioN.
FtLNos OPERA HOUSE, Chambers street-RuSA.
Way MArcHEs-LA GsELLE-Box Us. Iox-NATHALE.
CIRCUS, BowERv AWPHIrHsATaE. Bowsy.-
kSuHsrRiAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, kc.
BROADWAY oDEON. Broadway
EaERcsrs-TAsLEAu1 VWANrs.
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway near Broome-Cnnr.
TVS NiNsThELs. ETHIOPIAN SINGING, BuRLEsavH DANG
ING, &c
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway. near Houston BAN.
'sRp's PANORAMA OF THE Mississippi RIVER.
Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03

The FREsHBTs AT THE WEsT-We had hoped
to have been able, IN our paper Of to-day, to re-
port tho river as recedng but vera dsa ppoiptsd
The river has risen two inches and within tho last
fortyeght hours, which considering the surfsce over
which u Is nov spread " considerable has we hope
reached The highest point and will soon begin 20 SUD
side There haVshcen three bupdred families Dirt
ven from their UH.s and As copeequence theie pas
been much suRsrrg and distress Everything has been
S Soa ss1 Ssui s Want Want q ss a.
stsd by the more Fortunate pcfos az opf c'tsDt to
ward sheys 10 aIssyss vrysAy AZ Nv rssss Nevy"s
qytksSnt+sa, cts Stbl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03
Tho River.-Ths Weather &c.

ALBANY, Jan. ., ls4s.
The river Is clear Of Ice. Steamer Norwich arrived
to-day from New York. Weather growing GOLD. MIR.
Page the popular and esteemed principal Of the Normal
school died yesterday, universally smented His fune
raj attended to-day by large Of citizens
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
The Vegetahic 1swlssa0nary
Nj!

HAS proved useh the best Remedial Agent
II known for Coughs Colas, censusny,io Ash
ma, Phihisic, Splitting 81 blood, Whooitag Cough,
and all Pulmonary abcetinns and di.saser Of the
Lungs, as has and can he shown from the testimony
OF the most respectable physicians AID other,, who
are entitled 70 the nost anqassticaasle seiirfAf-
ter having tried the many preparations, without
hnding The expected relief multitndes are compel
led 10 return 10 the use Of the NEogrAslr PuLscs'
any BAtsAs, which they acknowledge To be after
ALL the best remedy kno for the above complaints.
Bepare Of Commercials and limitations
such - "Carter's Compound Pulmonary BALKAN "
american Pulmonary BAisaa," and others in part
bearing The name Enquire Tor the article rs Is
whole name, tbs VEGETABLE PrlsosAsr BAnAs,
and see that y hes the written signature Of VIM.
.Jon'n Cxfisv upon = yei.ew label upon tho blue
wrappers. Each battle and sesiis sta,apsd, 'Nrys-
tAhie Pulmonary Balsam,
Prrpsred by REup 4 CvTtrn, formerly Reed
Wing & Cutler, Importers aud Wholesale dealer.
In medicines, paints, chemicals, aud dye-,tuh' 81
Chatham street, Botton, aud sold by druggists, n
pothecsries aud country merchant generally. Fur
particulars d rceommendaiio enquire Tor panph-
let, aceomr anying each bottle Price 80 cents
For ,als Ia Rutland by Luther Daniels dHPm
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS
And is,ps extending Pens,ons 10 Children IN
etrissn cases.
TIME subsesibsr, having been. for q long
Il ,ime engaged in invesiig sting claims
| for pensions, arrears Of peosions, bosniy
| lands cOmnusa,ion Of half pay, ausars oil
| military pay &c. 5c.-and having oil the
Laws, Forms. and Regulations, from The
Pension office,-is therefore prepared 10 AID
| vigorously and promptly, 81 his own risk and
expense without lee or reward when unsuc.
cessful,) oil applications for pensions, in the
| following cases;
tst. Where a claim has been rejected or
suspended Tor further proof.
Cd Where a Pensioner, living or dead, 10
or was supposed TO be entitled 10 4 larger
pension than was awarded.
I'd. Where a Tevolutionar, officer or sol
der 10 now living. or has died since 3D. OF
March 1884, where having served during
the war, in the Continental es,sblishmen nj,
he has died since Sd Of March. 1896.
4th Where q widow married previous
the expiration OF her husbands last term of
service, 10 now alive, OF has died since 4,h
Of July, 1896.
sth. Where a " i6ow married previous 10
Che ist Of January 1904, Is now slivs. or has
tunder certain oITcumsianees) died since nh
July, 1888.
9th. Where a widow has been married
more than once and Is now . widow, or has
died widow since % August isl2
7th. Claims of every description. FOR ar
rears Of Pension, due the heirs OF deceased
pc ns,ones.
Those who have made efforts and lie
to obtain Pensions, need not despair " they
gNsn. al .Aa. L L
tanned pensions IN many cases whore they
had been given up IS entirely hopeless, AFTER
repeated unsuccessful efforts He no, on,y
devotes his whole time and attention 10 the
business, personally. but has tho assistance
OF an agent who has been engaged in tho bu
siness for fifteen or twenty years; and who
visits Washington several times a wear, with
all the principal Offices Of records, Of the ser.
vices OF Revolutionary soldiers, viz: Dos,op
Concord, Montpelier, Hsulq:1i, Newpou.
Trenton, Hsrrisbureb, Philadelphis, New
York and Albany, where I've has access 10
The old Rolls and Reoords-and having &C.
cess TO numerous private Rolls. ia, 10 many
instaneeS, enabled TO establish elslms where
agents with less facilities for investigating
them fail OF obtaining what Is Justly dues
lie wishes 10 be distinctly under,sossi
that he investigates all claims al hi, own
risk' without any compensation whatever,
where unsuccessful, and that no claim will
he considered hopeless where . pension IL
Justly due.
ITEMS varied according 10 the nature and
extent OF The services rendered, aud the q
mount OF The claim recovered. All those
VINO suppose they have claims, will, OF send
ing statement o. facts TO The subscribed. Ia
informed without charge whether or moi thar
claims are well founded.
ooeieep''onabie references given II re.
quested.
Letters Of inquiry or appIicsiions;u III meet
with piompt attention, II addfe,seJ too,,
paid) 10 The subporiber. at Rose, Wsv,, q.
". Y. (l6 lom) Willis G. WADE
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
INVALUABLE FAMILY COMPAN,
ION.

SA Lectures on the uses Of the Lnngs.
- Causes, Prevention and Cure Of Con.
somP,'oh, Asthma snJ diseases OF the Hear.
on me Laws OF Longevity. and mode Of
preserving male and female health, symme.
Wy soo beauty exposing esusss and cure
o. ,aoss diseases thu, produce consumption
ot soofen ise, IS affection OF the skin, ne
stomach bowels. kidneys. Liver. Seroao.
-, -, ri1es' Dfssel aud Female Complains
;" In'es' ear. pfaeiics!. ssJ PsIs. loom
eoios 10 psn.e' hsalIb sod long lils. a.
e"erav'ne' ssi pages. 30 cents Pnsiss.
een's. ~ hAsrrL =. frrrn, A. n.
". d.. al 7o7. Brosdway, Y.
Ahy person tspii,ine en-, reu,s (,.s -,
receive one copy by msh, 10 an, p.U' Ia.
trade supplied -, u.s.
Feb isi7. "sr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
REV. u. HID1ARDss
Init Bilious PilIs--NO cure
.v0 Paw.
For the Removal and Permanent Cur
of all Diseases arising from an i'm
purc state Of the Blood or
w T. viii warrant Them 10 cure the sick
headache or nefYnus dehilif,e. M -. .

Nv VIII warrant them 10 cure the sick
headache, or nervous debilities OF sny
Ind, OF lhe LAYER Complaint in i,s 6rss .la
gee u they don't cure rslurn the boz and
get yoar motley. Dnss from half q oil 10
tao Palis. Pnos 10 i.2 cents q boz Por
ssls al one or more Of the stores IN eye,y
l'Sn 10 the comfy. for sale by DIR. Jas Pot.
l;r' and Cleinen, & Liseomb, Rutland, Per.
hhs 4 Clashora. Cssilesos. VI. a6:I,.
IA many people have ihesgh, that the.e
plil, we're manufactured 6y Doci ]. h. Uib-
bard, OF Rutland, the proprietor lhink, n I.
dU'y which he owes 20 himself aud he r,,,h-
&c To state tina, DR.. J. h. Hibbsrd hss 40
{ 'nneet'on with these pill whstever.
fof sac BY ". T. &. sisdd.fd. Rutland
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
NEW GOODS

RtRhErr a soy are Rov receiving . E-s-
- rr.l ass<FtUsat II
-GryASSzlA ,a<SrD1DtraSr
4aDG.s21 ,fLsNR1CSy siIfc y, No
T. sh'sA IA asts-..sa 4 thsir rsstcuert asa N.
ifti'e d rr-lsoosfslis ts.lisd -
HsilaAA Dee. 4 iSg7
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

I'm IrpvfA Mrs. INTERNAL RkMxpY

IN tySOS
J. a rrRR SWa,GtyB hort1eDN
DR. uPnAMs INTERVAL MAkpA
A.. -s 4 Ps., Ssa.-<Ais.S = -,
=, Ss..sx B...Ss ktts:x. 80 1,,. asss -, -
} p~~ss~y ass aerrvvtsS StssSsw
\ Ir..s ss< Ssr - rsisv n Asrsd heA@
THH ytaswrAplE rii.E sLoOTuAhf,
I,yss.sA /, Ia. A. upAsuA sas-stss~ssses ~
sSslsn ~ Nsv Sask es,,, The gsly ssee.ssl, ~
y , 8! nj 80 s.sssrss ~ ~ ssssa s ~
~ ma !; ), , - iussvsAi rs.ssy--s 90 al sn
s-susa spvsssssss, ssA en- s~re s.y csss ', sSsss
,siSss bls.ding bisd. intsrssi q sAtssssi' So
prohsli, abe epiy u.lpg thst Sli Ihetts e ~,
tals Aiovt w. n va fssiflvr eare,--TreG nv
eer~ssess. Ri = cerrrsseot w~ilesNe 70 esss
"a Iu,yoves ihx GENERAL health In . reasssss'
Essh Los eausoan, ,~slce s.sss, al sl-s esnts
sesr. .nsy~3 IA g, ersr..ler sad %sy y, =,
taken "a es.ss st .sss. iuss,ss, \. -', ssss
g, a.srss dssg~ua ". sres~ve~,e~s SD sscssss 2
and fr.a ~ 49,, ~ sss 81 ths als.sfv, as@faar,
In their ,Gsets TSf medicine attacks the dvess'
Al ~ seure, sid tv,acvins tho caass, renders 'h'
care e<rtsip cod p<rwsaert-
Csrr for Life GusrsHfird
n. EssstoAvy ccnt~s~. no slssrs, medicine n,
AIc,s,s-o,seyssk, oasshere. ether powerful s's
irritating par9atise. No fear 81 taxing esld siii'
snasr lis isAssses. ao change 81 diet nevesssry =
htstsn aecordIng to the direeuon's eure Tor liz
fsnenIess giving valuable information rrsrce,
Ing thi, ~saicine, may lie obtained Of agents svs
u. q. Brad,os, $50 ws,hintoa Il. Boston, Genera
Aren't for tks New England States
Aes~rs. -.Rst,Aad, w y q steddsra--w, Rat
lsnd ID. MsrRaa n co.. Ga ssletes, Dr. Jasaiescs--
Pittfsrd. u. siisop Dc q Cox pss,,nsy. Nsyo'
hsIri.- Bran5ln so., And sy ~. assir !, r. !,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
To .vEassMfa~fa~ers

ANuFACfVRERS who are
Az. bort LIGHTING their MILLS or
SHOPS, may Cad a. 4. J. BROWN CO...
tiirtssorf. Mass r"snPtese s.sorta,snt Of
fseissf HsneIne AID sles solsr Lsmp..
Alss Leap eissss~- CbiaAses. al al ls..
1hsa al ksslss Pneos
A. J. BROWN, 4 90,
tssassi Elsa, sss<t, sspssts "A. Fssf Ca.
F.shSSrE. oei. 1851, lIsa
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
PENSION AGENCY.

NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS,
And is,es extending Pens'ons 10 Ch'idr~n IN
etrissa cases.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
FRANKLINHOTEL
Rutland TT.

AeossASsSs -
TliE undersigned would inform their
Il fnonds and the public that they have
be'"ms the propris,ars OF this ,rea ksocn
ord long ss;abi,sAed Hotel. and ate now pre-
pared to Wal, upon all who may favor them
Nth their custom.
This house. since il has come into the oc-
cupsnry OF the subso ribers, has been mate
risliy improved 70 is interior arrangement.
new Tooms and new furniture added, -aud
no reasonable expense has been spared to
make the avesis OF The house comfortable.
Attached end connected With the house Is
. good LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT. for
the accommodation Of strangers and gentle
men visiting Rutland.
Visitors Tor and si LLARrsDoS SPsISes
will also find horses and carriages al all
,Imes in readiness To convey them To q I, orr
the Springs. J NJ. PUTNAM.
H. BRYANT.
Rutland, 10y 5ih, i.l7. sfaf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
Consumption Cared
7tIsmphaHf spocss Of
ElCHiNS MNGilIiA BlLSAk OF LIFE,
The Great Isslkh Esmrdy fer Colds, laughs
lsihma and Csmsumplioa.

hlEma Inc toWNuMWloU.
THE moot cs,shratsd aud iRallibls remedy for
i fot cougbf, colds, asthna, OF any form OF pul-
snsnsrv consumption, 10 the HunEsrian Ealssm Of
Lite, Uncovered by DIR. Buokan Of London, Eug-
tested TOT apvsras ofseTsn years In Great Britain,
and the cootihsnt Of Eurcle aud introduced IN
70 the United S,Ates under the immediate super
tsten.lrsss Of The ihteutsI.
The .steaisLiag success Of thu HangaTiAE BAlsAm
in the sars 81 every form Of consumption, warrants
the ABssrseAa Assei In soliciting for Treatment the
wogtt tcsslbls eA<es that eau bs foand Ia the CON
mnnily eases that sssi Telef 10 vain iTem Any Of
tar oo,n rsmediss Of the day, and hAss been
giE.n ~ ~ The Bsssi .aistinEub6ed Physioisn. a.
eoahrm~a aRd iDeaFabls. The Hungarian Balkain
ha' sin I'd aud I'll care, the Eost desperate Of
u Is no qnAsk hssir asA, bat standard Ia gAh med
ssins, of kno~n and esiAhlished efficacy.
EserJ family 10 the DATED States ahonid i.e sup
piled With Bsehsa's B.isssn 81 Life, hot oniy h
ssast-rssi the es1sssnItiVs tsEdsnoiss Of the ell
nats tut 60 be uHrd Trgs eEttte Es,IeiLe 10 ell
eArs q eds eoBEhs, q Mag u blood pAih il the
sis AID chest, rritstssh and scrsnesf Il the lungs,
srunshitis, diheaity 81 hres,hing Leetie, fever.
HiEtt guosts, ksaAriAtion, ard Evncr4l dehibty
Asthma, tndasnsa, whevFtuE cough, and crosp.
ie ease AZ seta.l dlsssie q the lsngt or seated
900 usuf thea, "a IL tbs opiy soures Of hsPs.
w Spsosai aJyesnimsnt-.DA DAVE 2. Bssnl IA
ig wa.kisr-sn q boston Ma Sole scent r.
The DATED State. cod Rritish AnsrisAa Pro,inees
AssFss@s pries o. per estae, nth fsu diTss.
tssss &c tes Ts'tes.tisE u HesliA-
Fafafl cts eeotaisinE man - khriish and
unsr.eAH ecrtisast-s .ad sihsf syiisnes thss ,AE
the upeg called raSrts q til Great o. Sttk Esns-
~, sasy ~ attained 81 tAs Agent FrAfis
Noss Esaatns, witssut thu written ret sture Il
"a AHasslsAe AEest 90 a Eald sLa tTsAErA Abel
- s@sntrTt.li shlsA isfEgsry.
AGr~rr -Rstiaa4. " &c Stedasfa " Rat
land ID hsFKAak e.. Cssslctna Dr Jsai-sos. Pitt,-
f.~A " Eiso.As y. Posspsy Noyos a Harm. /.
hrHnass, '. r. a. asA ~ d.Aisfs o. medicine rsn
sssl.s AnvaFh~st Ass II Etand- EIy
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06
Allcslsn NermenleN !


TILE Vermont Company. nov
on j with Gensrsl Scott. IN mesi.
~ co, 10 showing by tie brsverf, and
~ gslsst conduct. that The blood OF
III The Green Mosa,sin Boys still
RA Cows IN Ibs. veins Of this ii'ie
: hand
"A is~ move Of the zane sori'
Wv are " snieS. None bot ihose who
ttl ere determined 70 serve their
W coontIy fsithfuiiy need apply.
Ill Applicants. In order 10 be re-
sesvsd. masi he 81 Lsss, feet, D inches IN
l,eikli. between the sGes Of IS and 30 and
Of good character snd standing among their
fellow oitixens-
tn, ,e,m Of service /. "Dos'so rnr WAC
WITH MsNpo."
Each private receive E,gkfv (or Sollars
= yess, riess ii sIpsRsss. Can yjo earn
mote spd stay a. homo
A bounty OF eia snd 100 acres of land is
given TO recruits. The land al the expiration Of
,e,m Of service This issd osnno, he taken the
fpr any deb, contracted previous 10 the clos
ing Of the war.
IIy en- act OF Congress. any Iobeommissioned
ofIseer on recommendation al his comma nd.
Ing officer. Tor snsrt,o,ious coadoci will be
sppuinted Brsves Cd Lieutenant. aud % the
non commissioned officers are taken Iiom
psiss,ss, ihs wsy Ia open FOR promo,ion nom
the ssuhs. Pnvs,es for like sscsees will
receive two dollars sddt,ionsl pay.
Musicians receive % per month. CofPo-
rals o.. three Sergsants ei3, and the Order
" serecsai, 10.
The sum Of two dollars. paid to any ono
for bringing a recruit Ia the Rendezvous.
ROBERT HOPKINS,
end Lieut.. 9th Inf.
Recruiting Officer.
Rutland, W.. Recruiting mar
Rendezvous, Oct. ls47.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-06

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28

should account annually. I think that
The liabilities Of Directors and Officers of
the Bank and of Members Of the Legisla
lure. 10 the Bank. should be ascer,uined.
aud annually published. | have no reason
to suppose thai the debts Of this description.
have been incurred through corrupt mis-
management, or that they are more inse>
cure than other debts 10 the Bank bul il is
mainly with reference to the question Of
re charter, that would resort to such
publication. The people ought TO know
how far the opinions of those who admin
ister their affairs, may he BIASED by inter-
esl. We may yield 10 the reasoning. bui
we will not much deler to the authority o!
the advocate. asserting his own separa'"
interest. The evils prognoslicared f'o3
such publication. that good Director,
will be driven from lhr Bank, aud worthy
Members from the Legislature, believe
TO he greatly exaggerated. Men in 'he''
stations, whose debts are within their
means will be indifferent to the noloriefi
of their Indebtedness. The Charter as il
has been practically construed. and good
faith 10 those who have contracted such
debts uuder different arrangement, may
require that such publication should not
be retrospective; but The Charter is within
the power Of the Legislature. and fair
dealing offers no impedInenI to such
change for The future.
f. II. WARDLAw.
June Goth, 1S4S.