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9. Of T.. Meetings This Evening.

PEARL DIVISION, No g. meets at Temple, No 5sls Cana
street, at hall. past O'Clock.
To MorroD Morning -.
LIBERAL DIVISION No. II, Pelican Hall, corner st.
Charles and Common streets, at 10 o'clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

TRoTTlNG MATCH o THE Union COURSE, l.. |.
A lrotting match came off, recently, on the Union
Course, between LAZY Suffolk, aged 10, and Lady
Moscom, aged I. The run was for purse of $500
aside, and was to be trotted in five one mile
heats On tossing up for the inside of the course,
Lady Suffolk was pronounced the winner
FIRST HEAT-I4ady Suffolk got ahead at starting and
Kept slightly ahead most of the rOt L.dy Moscow kept
close in gallant style, but broke into canter about the
niddle Of the course and came in about length behind
have won the heat in 2s4 Great cheers for LADY S1t
Betting, however pretty the former accident Al
Saratoga making the knowing ones rather shy
SECOND HEAT.-The two started in fine style head and
head together, Lady Suffolk having the inside In short
time however Lady Moscow got little ahead. and now
the Of the whole crowd of became
Lady Moscow continued ahead during the remainder the
beat notwithstanding all the efforts of Lady Suffolk
came IN couple of lengths ahead OF her antagonist winning
the heat in 30.
, THIRD HEAT-Lady Suffolk now took the off side, it
6songing by night to the last winner At the start. Lady
Moscow YVES nearly whole length ahead. which superiority
he KEPT win ey.de9t ease all the heat and again
the victor in 23a 1t now became apparent that beautiful
as Lady Suffolk troed swift Camilla she flew yet the
youthful age and greater powers of of the less
beautiful Lady Moscow, gave her the advantage.
FOURTH HEAT.-This was to he the decisive heat and
now ouid eyenuafe was evident to a for Lady Suffolk
lac Red not the WILL but the animal strength and power only
Tie start was eyen both kept together for about quarter
sonfse Lady Moscow then emerged few inches ehesd
ttsE she ook the lead more decidedly sRd kspt H. ssly
wiahise NE heM a~a Ne aesey, In GH, : -
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sw Funeral NOTES.-The friends and acquaintances

of Nh GEORGE BOYLAN and the Of Fire Compan
No. g. requested attend his funeral THIS AFTERNOON
Friday June 3D. at O'clock from his ete residence NO. ~
erect ne ar the Pontchs rtrain Railroad Depot je2
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O. E.oa a. E.loss' Ress-rhs Bo,,a ].
O. O. r. beautifully situated ths Ms.sri. sia. =.
NUMBERED LOTS. ny 10 fee. at $50
De- d. Of irregular dssn.ious a, % eu u,r =,
Do. To Lodges. Joint Propristor. and member, a.,
= Vault. e g pad for in advance.
a asBSssf''' for L''s WIS sa. :; n: 4.:.
OFFICE AGENCY ST. LOUIS PrRpEruA. T..
RANCE COMPANY, Ne0 Orleans, Nav ~ ,s ussV'
policies issusd by this Company m - ON sscsdns
the following letter. received this mo.e rom Ii io Sa'
THE St. Louis Perpetual Insurance comsS,A seat
give notice that they are prepared to adjust and pam
recent fire. and that they will continue Their bss',oy u
%y having RA n. EsfiRI
Genuine India
SEERSUCKER AND NANKEEN Goons
r. Seersuckcr COATS; Seersucker PANTS. ms,s
PANTS do do VESTS Il These goods are .aasaas Sss's
$50, NORRIS way, q cs4e a...t
FRENCH sz!i hAoNa PEHNNHP
.ps, ,...f NORRIS s. way Y;4 q s Camp stree.
Sp1' 1op' -.>.-eornero c0nnen rIssL
GUINNESS & BUSH.
Wholesale and Retail Dsolsrs IN
American. English. French, German. Turkish and Cs;,.
FINE FANCY ARTICLES.
COMBS, BR USHE s, PERFUMPPv
COL D p E Ms,
AND GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS,
No. e Camp street.
Fans, Card Cases. Gold Pens
Canes, Bouquet Holders, Pins, Suis r,,.
Knives Needle Books, Thnbes -" VIC
Scissors, Pocket Book, Parasos
Kazors, Port FolIns, umbrelas
Tablets, Accordeons, Stocks. Sockx
renclS, MUSIC Boxes, Scars, CnvaiA
Retieues, Dressing Ceses Snsrenders.
Purses, Work BrxeE, Money Heks
Vases, | Ink Stands, Fine Linen srs ~.
Whips, Camp Bottles, Shirts az s., no.h
Desks, Camp Gases, Ezez a
And endless variety Of new and beautiful articles for
PRESENTS
GF G. B. the sole agents for NewOrean, of Aor.h..a
imp-oved Graduated Magnetic Machines and Dr. Chris l
Bells, Rings, &c.
ap2s T IL CAMP STREET. Il, Ina,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

OF Forrest was to commence an engagement in
Philadelphia on Monday last, at the Walnut street
Theatre
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CANADA.-l'he friends of the Canadian Govern
ment Says the Boston Atlas begin to manifest
themselves after the recent Disturbances Ad-
dresses are coming in from various parts of the
country expressing confidence in Lord Elgin One
of them contains this significant sentence:
" We beg to suggest to the consideration of your
Excellency the propriety of removing the Govern
ment from city where it is evident that the public
records are no longer in safety the head of the Co
vernment is daily insuted, the personal security of
our Representatives is endangered, and the freedom
OF opinion and deliberation destroYed',
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CLOTHIN
AT ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S.
M a.

Now is your time to purchase Summer Clothing !!
We determined 10 Sell of large stock at the LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Nov store and Constantly receiving from their Aanufaeory in
NcwYork
French Drap Etc Dress and Frock Goats;
do do. roikas, Lamartines and Sacs
English Merno and PaIameta Dress and Frock Goats
do. do. do. Sac Goats;
French CGshmerette and light Tweed Sac Coats:
do. Cloth Sacs Skeleton, for Summer;
Black and coiored Alpaca Sacs and Lamartines:
Linen white and coored Sacs and Po'kas;
French black Drap d'Ete PantaIoons
DO. do, Drap de Turc do.
DO. do. Drap d'hmazone do.
White aud colorrd Linen Drill Pantao0ns
Linen Listado Check do.
India NaTkeen and Pongee do.
Best quality Cotonade
White and color d Marseiles festsa choice
do. d.. Linen do very rich STYLES.
Muslin Shirts staniup and turnover collars;
Llse Thread. er Silk, Ganze Merno Gauze Flannel and
tiaize Cotton Un'ershirs and Drawers;
Silk aud Bingham Umbrellas
Trunks, Vailses, Carpet Bags,
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

. n
I'd DO do
Sd do do ~ &. IN
4tn and SIN do "A and S; S so and so
from 81 to ST.. Remarkably cheap goods.
Super ack Satin Vests. S
SO'otsu GO ...3 % TO S 90
hlch hgured Velvet Vests.
Also Vests Of Black Velvet Cloth Merno Cashmere Boazne
ETC. ETC., all exceedingly cheap.
Also Black and Cooed Cloth Sac Goats and Paeo
and Tweed Sac and Petots Blanket Coats
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno Understands
II One Price!....No Deviation! IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

O. democrats of the 5;h, 9th and 7th Wards
GU are requested fremont
a9ds en- 81 Chures street. Poydras SATURDAY
ton Lafayette the house Philip Herysaid Convention be
holden the 18th June Democrats please pupetua 10 aeud
ING u half past O'clock.
s si Locke " Bradbury, Dan Atdrch,
sspg tsonasfsaii ", Y. AUD, r. 3, Luck,
u VI 1se, NJ cs,eF. D. FAiysy. iaI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

MOBILE TRoTTING RACEs-Second Day-The
Mobile Advertiser of Thursday, says it has never
seen finer weather, gayer attendance, or better
sport, than those of Wednesday.
FIRST RACE-Two mile heats in harness AS
lbs.-Purse, $50:
- b. b. Observation-Disclosures,
L. Nunna!es's b. m. .Mss Fortune ............2 3
+. I. Ewefs br. M DHchesss a
Time-639-6:l5
Ruled out. the vehicle was objected to by the Judges
SECOND RAcE-Mile heats for PAGERS : best three
in ive-Purse, $50:
w PeabOdy's b. h. Joe HHs0n-buggy 2l11
w. l.. Nunnalee'S b; .noseoscsniky 222
Observation-Disclosures.
THIRD RAcE-SingIe mile dash, in wagons. with
double Transforming 300 lbs. each-Pnrse, $50.
-o-s; h. STEEP Rock, and gr: h. Charie1 E9sherl
~ Harness b. h. Jim Curry and b. m. Miss Isabel
Van Ups b. h: Trustee and b. m. Mary Falier
+. Ewer's gr. Lady Suffolk and spot. h. .4raJ 49, dis
Tme-3:49
For Thursday, the last day, there were larger and
better fields than have yet been seem For the three
mile race there We're some four or five entries and
proporionate number for the other purses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

OLyNPTc THEATRE.-The drama OF " Isabelle. u which
SoDe time been in rehearsal viii be produced to night
fdeShe FIRST time. This play is of peculiar and stirring
interest," and must become popular with the audiences
which nightly throng the Olympic. The performances will
conclude with The Swiss Cottage"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02
HART'S SHIRT DEPOT-IN THE FASHION

70 Beng flooded with SHIRTS Of every quality size
preierng give away
I0ashed away would call from Dealers and all others
wanting Shirts article the GENTLEMENS FURNISH
ING DEPARTMENT. being determined close my present
less than ISAAC HART, Is Camp street,
my3l-sdp If the City Bank.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

FoR THE CREvAssE-The favoite steamboat A. W.
Vanieer viii make two trips to the Sauve Crevasse
thus afodipg fine opportunity citizens visit
and view the scene Of destruction. and judge for them
selves Of the probabilities of the of any efforts to stop
the crevasse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

sEERsUCKER AND NANKEEN noor

S6&ASUVN6A ANO NANA6EN G0OnS
EF Seersuckcr COATS; Seersucker PANTS. mss ~
PANTS do do. VESTS. Il These goods are asa1ta
the Genuine India Goo1s. 'aaaed I'M
NORRIS & WAY, "a Cam a,...
arg 2dptf Corner nf g. saeet z
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

RELIEF CoMMITTKE.-We understand that the Relief
COMMITTEES appointed the meeting in the Dryades
Market still continues its operations. independently of the
general Municipality Committee. There is misunIer-
staing betwses them. and each its respos
bity. Thek 1nnfuee for the Second and Fourth ards
have already succeeded in collecting large amount Of
funds, and has relieved many cases of distress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

Howard Assoeiation.-The membars of the above
are requested the office undersigned
hioNDAt EVENING. the 18th June, O'Clock. being
annual meeting an Election of Officers for the ensuing
my3I 1t d i RlcaROo sec,s.srv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

STRAY HORSE
,OME to the warehouse of the subscriber On Tbu,sds
star mo 10 Pin Sli aI aaTk o1e HORSE with
with Saddle and Bride on The owner will nIeases -
call, pay charges and take him away " '
Jel IT G. r REARO 13o Moua.:..u...u.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

Jackson Fire Company No 18.-The Officers
anu Members OF the above Company
lar Monthly Meeting the Company SUNDAY MORNING. 81
instant at 10 O'clock The members will please punctus in Their
importance will Conpsn
jel By III A. HENDRICK Secretsrr
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camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store
Il MOVJR & CO

MADEIRAWLNE BOTTL ESQ crstes. / gTocseacb
A1 ph L,HAE tN;k u! AND POWDERED SUGAR.
s sIHE e casks; BARLEY-5O Kegs.
eVLraAIE " 4uININE-2O00 ounces for sale by the
Ease onV rTurkey Opipm--l case. Etfyouinn Fiper.
u, nss' ETC., Fosslsby g. I;HARf co.,
"'se E ychaapitsalAs h.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04
FROM CALfFORNtA -IMPOR-
TANT NEWS

The m,i, brought by ihe steamer t'yole
o., Mobile has been received ~ New lo'N'
The reports Of The troubles oe'"ee" Oe"
~muh anj bis command, ani The people OF
san Francisco, are confirmed The 'dea
of military rule n repulsci by The people
WY decidedly
,uu Smlh and a few oi hs troops mao
b,Dn lu',u ca board Ihc vessels oil war 'n
lic llrbor of San Fmncrco. Inc fca OF
me troops bad ncd TO ihe mines 90 eonse-
9p,ncc u'1hc continued and determined nos.
uuy % ihc people, and The 'mPoss'0hry Of
d u. anything by force
con Smith. Ills nd. would return home
ty Ac htN opportunity
Slu francesca was completely ~ The
hands OF Dhc rovd'os ouit.c streets ptcscn'
TOD one eou,uu.d sc,uc of bguis.
All peacefully disposed persons are SAID
TO be- ln hEur 0t ecu cmuh, anu lhc op'n
100 prevailed ltai be was not hall sustained
ty lhc home government
Ahuts OF lhe upper mines are represcn-
ted as being M al most dcplornbIe condition
Several attacks had been made upon lhe
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR TO
TlIE NORTH.

We find in the Washington CORES.
rondcnce of The Philadelphia North
American the following remarks re.
laung to the projected tour Of the Pres.
idcnt through some Of the Northern
States, and extending, We trust, into
New England
The President will probably visit
Bedford Springs III the month Of Au.
gust. and afterwards comply with his
promise 20 the citizens of Pittsburgh.
made when on his way to be lnaugcr.
ntcd. He proposes then TO Journey
through the interior of Pennsylvania.
and to attend the Agricultural Fair at
Syracuse, n. Y. HIS visit will de.
pend entirely upon the state Of the
pubic business Besides the reasono
bic desire to see the Improvements and
enterprise Of the great free States, the
President wishes to make n personal
inspection Of their interests, aud to ia.
mharize himself, by such an examin.
alton, with questions Of policy that
must necessarily arise during his ad-
mluiStrotlon.
One Of the most gratifying induce
ments of tins tour to Gen. Taylor, will
be the opportunity of commingling
freely with the people of all parties,
and Of discussing, in his personal in
tercourse, the cHlumnlcs with which
he has been nsS0lled by mercenNry
aud and INSCRIPTIONS opposition
That he will be received with n gcncr-
Gus and cordial welcome everywhere
may be counted with confidence for
there is that IN his very presence, in
his character, in the simplicity of his
life, in the urbanity Of his manner, and
in the honesty of every action, that
will at once attach the hearts of Tho
people aud attract their sympathy and
respect
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

Of slavery are straiuine their thropls
with the cry of free soil. md itcrdc
mocrucy What The dry crust is 60
thc hungry, half starved dog. So jsjhc
vain. feeble hope 90 the more than he,i
starved, office hungry, furnishing 10
coloco leaders
\ huic moro than slN months have
elapsed since pro-sIaycry, war and
manifest destiny locoiocoism me,
with sore rcluhr 900 the defeat gl
rh.r avortc embodiment aud gaudI.
date for The Presidency. From that
moment the most bitter aud uuro,cu-
ting spirit OF revenge has ocluatcd the
leaders Of TIE party There is no par
tv They Will not league with. NO doc
tnuc they wlI,uot Yroicss-th,rc .sao
officer under the administration Of
Con Taylor they will not abuse and
Willy. uu act they viii uul condemn
wI,h OF without reason, Iu order to
gam their object lua defeat OF the
Wings such is their appetite forthc
looycs and fishes that they hug 10
then b0soms, with the despair Of the
insane lover, the mcr,st phantom of
hope Having been the miserable
tools themselves to Tie crutml slave
power at Washington, they now vain
IN imagine that the sturdy republican
ycomaury OF Vermont nrc Sc ignorant
and mcnlnj, as TO become their ustru-
mcnts M The bnsc game politics, and
viii suffer themselves to be bought
aud sold 10 be transferred, Hike SO ma
ny cattle in the shombIcs The his
tory Of the events We have barely AL
Iuded TO- would teach them better
were they not stupidity blind TO every
interest but their own selfish and am
bilious passion To rule or rum.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD COMPANY

Was held a, ,his place on llbc 2Olh ult.
The reports olthe Pfcsiden, aud Treasurer
were highly doUcrug TO The prospocls Of
the Company
The Board OF Directors were reelected
by The Stockholders with entire unanlmi,y.
The following are the gentlemen who con
sGu,c ,hc Board Timothy Fol'cu. Bur
IinE,on Samuel = Strong. Ncrg,uncs 4;
Pans I,dchcr, Brdpou; Charles Linsoy
MIil,,Lury. John a Conaut Brandon ;
Chester GnuEoE PUsiorI Gorge 4.
Hodges Rutland Nnhau,,l Fullerton.
Chester; William Henry Bellows Fa0.s
John Euuu koouc y II Nathan Rice.
Boston John Howe do; 3 unmn T..
Reed, do. Judge Iol.ct was reelected
f,,s.Ieu. Samuel llcusAaw. OF Boston.
TREASURED aud Samuel Swift of NIlllcbu,
", Assistant Treasurer and Clerk. Rtso-
Iuuous were adopted, approving me issue
Of the corporate bonds rs sprcif i IN The
Directors Report aud Recommending carly
and ciiicIen. efforts for collecting unpaid
instruments Of stock Il appeared from The
Tfcaslrcr's RepoH, lhatlhe whole amour,
Of expenditure, thus AR has been less than
- 600 600, and the following cx,rac. from
the Directors Report c1hbjis The work
done and to be done up to the Isl ut.
The returns Of your Engineer DEPART
mcnt show tha, mp to the first oflhc current
month the amount OF work done was as
follows
426392 Yards Earth Excavation,
2u3 OBS Solid Rock Excavation,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

THURSDAY evening, June IS.
~. Mann, OF Skowhegan, states that the
body brought from Thomaslon. and buried
as Dr.. Coolldge's, was disinIered few DAYS
since and examined, in presence Of sixteen
persons, including Mann himself, and Cool
ldge's father, and they agreed ina, it was NOT
his body Coolidges father testified that his
son had lost tho end Of one thumb, and had
no scar on his face whereas the corpse had
a scar on the cheek, and both thumbs were
whole
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

ANCIENT GRAvr STONES In digging to
place one OF The hydranls on Tho Mall, near
Park street church, several grave stones were
dug up 10y the woGkmen On one was this
inscription: John, Son Of Samuel and Mar
lha BarIlll, aged , years mo. Nov. %,
lIOJ Another contained this inscription:
Jonathan, the son Of Jonathan and Sarah
"llere Iyelh buried Abel Porter. sped n
years died March 10th, 1885 ."-lBost. Mail.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

~ The Railroad Journal thus describes
he power and influence Of steam The
conception Is vnstly superior TO thai gener.
ally entertained, but may no, be far from
the right
The Locomotive Railway System has
now become The greatest necessity ofmnn-
me great idea ofmodern times Il has al
/ ready done more to relieve The burdens Of
/ labor TO minister to mans wants and ne
cess'iIes and to elevate him ia The scale Of
being, than any other agency that has ever
been excrlcd.
he Locomotive Steam Engine we re-
gard ns the greatest achievement Of mon--
NE most extraordinary instrumen, for pood
We world has yet reached. Itlfayerses tho
wot'I whh speed oatslripping the swift,
'S' ora on me wing, carrying not thought
% "nguage alone but--nan, living, breath.
ing sensitive man--inslincl with new life
new energy new creation. Without
uahgef ana without fatigue, it enables man
TO transfer hlmsclflo distant regions Of space
ana participate in the enjoymen,s. the n vs.
lcal grauhcllions and the various nleasuIes
OF social existence, in a manner hereto(ors
unknown Il gives to every community.
me productions and IDEAS OF every cher
disclosing or creating new sources Of on
JoYmen', and multiplying, to IN infinite De.
gree every susceptibility 10 pleasurable e.
motions
Il will no, have achieved ia b;oh..,
work all o has harmonized political diGs,.
e"ces ana elevated all men to the highest
social condition Of which they are capable
By making distant places one neighborbord
u practically prolongs our being. not to ono
out 10 lou . fold degree, embracing. in lhe
same fauo' all The JOYS Of existence.
me DisrRucTIoN or rue soLsr
NfsTEM.--Professor Nichol, Of C;J,.oo"
Uniyorsny. d,hyered a lecture hsorat.
Wilmington Club, London. and ek,es !,
loge ; ''"s
Tho planets are retained in their orbns
because two oppo,iaebrees exactly balance
.u1n 1h1r' Bu modern astronomy has
'''''n mat there IS power O., work dcs
''s '''' o'lnncr. From obsryy1,on.
n''' on the re@rd.t return a F.-kr,
''' 'ol rs Gradual errrarmr.. .....e
''r ''ifn ,he ,.atrn. ..4d. an
men. however sol u..I
''.'' 10" centrifugal ,olc. ..I4.lIotbe
'''"c''" of .hc suu. II9.ry,r sIo.,Ivu
may appfoaeh we may yet contemplate Inc
1' "''" lhH present system shall o,ss
way h.l however, into me vast ruin but
's own beautiful and maicUic order
>" i'Hs @ Hover which, having adorned
be- earhi lets drop he leaves when its ,yo,I
done aans and 1'.' buck obediendy upon i,s
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04
To- Counly senators.


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.,.. ,.., L,.
",l '"'
''. ''''i'- hIN- Ifi'.i .fh ~ ihc I1IiIi--
ahd "no uPon Winch f. vc io.h tack We
should layo Supposed aoulI la,c b.ln cm-
bodied 300 ib,ir Gr., Rc..luu.u. Whe,h-
GO thi. omission oceurr,3 if.-.u..N tho o,cr
s.sbtaftI. rLi,,li,l.,.i.., ei. -,-f.-m
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''"''A
'"" we" ''''' rec ''''' '' "''"ei '"o
''''c was 700 GOV "h' 'i'"r'' a' ."' Une 10
'''"h OF ''''' .'''' matters $50 ""'" n''
''' .o '.'' as. " may, "rf' is '''''n.'
r''"' g." '1' ''' '0' 10 "'S.''' some
'.'.''''' '.''''''.''"h ''' vac '''-
''"'.s "'O.' nave o''" ''1"' "" ."- those
'' .''' ''-'''- '''''''.' '''' " '"''
l.,..,.i 49,. .''.''s
-, ...' 10, ,''.''--. ,' ''.'' pas,
Tor. b., The system of b-5,,,ns A., ib,,nngh-
IN adopted heretofore Uy thg two Unu,Les
OF '"' u'm''tl''c p't.}.-"'" q. .e,om' one
....S...,.'.. , !. W., Pm. ''.''. 'h' 'hI'es'
Tenn ol hand ,,,,n,,,., ~. ',",..'.,,5.''
as will blind the eve, Of ,... o,.a rg,tg 10
the,t coming defeat though 10 NAV piy, no
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04
Cholera in ST. Louis.

The number OF ntcrmcnts of vic.
Tins Of choIcro during the week end.
ing on Sunday last was $50; other
diseases III under five wears Of noe
l0l. The number Of in,crmcpts Of
cholera cases yesterday was 100 9th.
or diseases y. 0'''
i Is rnmorcd here that many nor
sons dying of cholera are buried pri.
yaieiy and not reported. I''
A sma.. village in This vicinity co,
ssilng Of about 300 inhabitants Lm
red over go of ITS number durog l ~"
week. '''''1 '"9'
The reportsof jnlermcnts. in tvclvo
ceWelencs yesterday, were I2I, Of.
which 100 were dca,l bv CbaIlr,
For ile week ending the 2l,b. thoro
were 103 ucmcnr 5~9 If w '''g'
were bF ..... and 100 .d.r t',-
years OF ruoo. .l..',.
.F "'E. 20. J
Ii.'.'nd. NV. ueu. NJ
I.'U'a ay lIuf.a. G.,.
I..' ".. uae. not been ~.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

INe German ports coLtIuuc 10 DO strictly
a.o0aatcd, and Conflict, on small. scale afe
OF daily occurrence by The civil forcos on
.ant Negotiations Tor peace are pending but
iacto Is 40 apparent prospect OF an amicablc
arrangement.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

y 'srr a'.rmirg denoagraloa aa ife ..r
OF Zoe "ed kepusucaus, ,oos place o. DC
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

4 sHr'- Ia"-,. Pa-s- El.r.s..t
faiirs 7u"H1 I.5.Jf usser aras.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04

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