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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
President Fillmore and tho Fishery
Question.

The President, says the regular
Washington correspondent Of the
Courier and Inquirer, under date Of
July 5ls:., rs quite satisfied that the
Fishery question will be promptly and
creditably settled. lie expresses a
yery decided opinion this morning
that the whole difficulty would be
accommodated by an arrangement
cntrely satisfactory to both Govern,
lnents. The present inclination, and
tina, which | believe will be ultimate,
ly adopted, is, to refer the treaty,
with the competing claims under it
on both SIDES, to the arbitration of
some friendly Power, with the under,
standing, that the line and rights thus
determined shall be mutually recog.
nizea and respected hereafter. This
Is practical AMI straightforward
method Of coming TO terms, and if
nations like honorable merchants.
would adopt this fair principle of adj
judlcatiou III matters OF controversy.
wars would less frequently occur,
while the progress Of civilization, aud
Christianity, would be materially ben.
Gifted. In an enlightened age, the
arbitralncnt Of the sword should new
er be invoked to determine disputed
questions Of right
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

lHLEGRArHIC FIRg.ALARMs- "A
beautiful and wonderful system Of fire.
alarms has been invented and M. in
operation in Boston. The city Is diyi-
ded into seven fire .districts and numer.
Gus signal stations are provided, from
each of which telegraphic wires extend
TO the city buildings. A, each of these
stations is n small cast-iron box placed
on the side Of building, the KEY of
which is kept by responsible person
near by. When a fire occurs. the crank
IN HE box is turned, and instantly the
Intelligence aud precise locality is reg.
i'tered in the city buildings, when the
operator there, by the same wonderful
agency, strikes all the nineteen bells in
the alarm circuit 1t seldom requires
minute to convey the alarm Of fire to
the centre, and fom there to the cir
cnniference of the city; and with the
same facility notice is given tina, the
FIRE Is out BY the same means. per.
son IN any part Of the city can sscer.
tam tie number Of the station in any
a'slr'et from which the alarm proceeds.
and can thus know the position of the
tire within fifty rois.--tt T. Me-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Horrible Tragedy at Darien, oeo.-.Mur.
der and Summary Punishment


nd'jas shown us private LETT
~ t.,,., p.,;., Gro. dated ON the
ooh of .lulv. wI;. II contains the detail.
a..aa,:,t ,rac.lv r.c.n,lv enacted
49,, ,,laa. ~. arr. ,.,n;,,eJ to
~. t,no,.;n, ,ar,;,,la,s.
-, - 80 rn.s c,., ,o,
'o'' ".'V III, Ia =,
a." "a, "e ~ G.,
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p ~, &
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
$40 ives rnised fu- the srr.rer on the
spot. He vas osr,.d to the rsarcs,

$40 wns missed fo- the srr.rer on the
spot. Tie vas carried to the n,srcs,
louse, and despalcb cent TO Water
bury Ter physicians, wlo arrived IL 9
shgr, uae ar3 Immediately aepuialed
the mL.i,aicd bwc.
i he accident WAS octasjtied by n
large stour rv,dns dawn lie hank, iodg.
rg between the rsiis. The engineer
states that he WAS or had been, running
a, the rate q sixty miles an hoUr--iha,
lie sass the stone roll down, wLiSiled Tor
the hfakes.reversed the steam and Jump.
ed of, which preclu'ion together with
the resistance made by the stone 10 be.
ing pushed through the ground and over
the ties, finally nearly stopped The train
as j, brough, to against the rocss, or
general crash would have been the con.
sequence. There were two passenger
GAYS. both well luaied, in the train
Chris. Mes.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
The above We take frcm an OK.
chssgc aud Il {, IL be supposed that'

a, least one man feels good. Ba.
what can be he feelings compared
With olrs under so.aewhas Ike cit
circumstances:
. Hear as:
a beautiful tWTi,y vas lately ,'ac-
ed upon or table : Il Nos beauii
hi "rh 't- gorgeous co,or~, is 'in''
%: rosy l",h tie h'u- snail
green leaf left nfon land "e
may aid the fragrance di.usci arom d
tn room admon,shed us to approach
WIN care Ihe o'Jtci before us. /!
cnI"e ul"n the sabbath eve; the dial
time Of all mcus rest From 'c&eace
it came We cannot tell; Tut it CHE
T4fnip whispered and snfH kindly Of
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

seose.... tlAced lighted lsrrF ~ rsst A'
ia csase ,sglgfiae. ~ phscs ibe to-
,egs,L~r viii small bsy-- the eoa ~
as. Chss. u. Long--wtfo se'ls's's
saspes. The hey hAi sirea diri, ard
.is~ sit. lies ia ssstsrsi seaa,iroa, wili'
scarcely t.ofc q reo',ry- Nntn al
csssiess people retofa 10 sae aAc q 'srn'
-, oil ard iallosf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

coSrtssroS or sK,,,
York, Angus, Sku,;, ,,.s,-
me we executed ,e.,,,d'sa'a
sde'gl'a, made a c.nfe,aa.'
doy nigh; % the Rev. c y
ct A,s silr',nal adsisr-s Ia
he e. stated 10 his CELESTIAL
was 20 yca. Of age, WASH, AL. %
Kingdom OF Russian rol.,s va n
smith By Profession, was !, "
luton a, Cracow in Isis
lie fed to France, md r..
to Switzerland aud ny
ana came to tie United s,
lsip; worked one ,eari0 N.I
aud from thence wcA. to H..
and Philadelphia.
AZ the latter plac, he bs.,.
quainscd with a man nanes =
at whose house he stopped M
ser induced the boy Lehman !
them, while he, skulinsli :,
brother, Bla'sc, were atssp,ry
and a, tina, time the boy va.
ed and his body placed il h, ).
That ne was induced b, n
from Kaiser to assi:, in es,,,,.
body to the liver, after the l,rii
cut it in small pieces and MAJ. /.
separate bundles eff it.
lie says further tina, asa
for assisting, he received 90 ,;''|
Jcwelry Of but little value - :
soaclnaipn he aAssrs., ,AAl M
Blaise vas entirely unsss,
with the aiiair, frota tho lss,s,,
the end.
Biaiso is still in prison. All
execution Of lilo brother. he rgo,l
to see his body. His Request
granted, and amidst many e,,|
most aiiec,'onately embrscel Il
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

'Oh, mother, mother, cone I'll
--hngclina Arabella has Gen ri
ed . "What my child 'Ahgs|
Arabella has seen a toad and d's|
al Pierced 2 Wha. does the e,,|
mean Tell me this minute ',|
dreadful thing my Pc, darling
done Why she's General fN'|
ei--,he's flia,ed %
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Correspondence office numerical Advertiser,
foKT DEFlANEE, \. Mexico,

Csfrctrondsnc &C pitHeS IN lnsreial AaieftIser,
FoKT DEFIANEg, n. Mexico,
June 10,h 1862.
a doarth Ct anything in the shape
Of news has materially interrupted my
correspondence, and rendered it high.
~ uninteres'ing. The gold bubble of
The ella has exploded, aud the feeble,
yet wicked attcmv. in revolution, in
Santa Fe resembles the expiring throe
Of fatished wolf. The withdrawal
Of troops from that neighborhood, for
- 61nlpns1sN sf IndiAns hossilieiee..
has scnsibly diminished The circulation
Of the root Of oil evil, in the capital
OF New Mexico. The presence Of
troops would naturally Increase the
government expenditures, aud pro-
duee a reaction. Hence tho rumors
Of revolution. &c. Troops were Assem-.
blci at Santa Fe, and Albuquerque,
10 meet the emergency, and the desr.
Ell effect was produced. But ii IS cyi.
ilcnt ii Affairs remain quiet, as at pres
cut, the troops must be dispersed, and
sent to positions where their services
ATE needed. To prevent such cat
astroihy, it is not improbable, that
the country will again he filled with
rumors Of wars and revolutions. 1t
Is expected, and will surprise no one,
who has resided six months on this
frontier. Yet it can effect nothing.
The veil is TO nlnsy to concea. The
object. Santa Fc must stand or fall,
by her own merits. She has long
had the aid Of Govmout pap, and
should now walk alone.
The Navajoe indians are on friend
ly terms with us--but peace is a new
trade--a rev 5 ate Of existence with
them. They were never remarkable
for their provinces in war--but as
thieves, they are entitled to our most
n5uishel considerations, and are
scarcely inferior to the frontier Mexi-
cans. As they cannot steal. now,
from the Mexicans Of the Rio Grandc
they are somewhat Strengthened for
the means Of subsistence. They live
principally on pinons. Ga small nut.)
and wild potatoes, which are Ilcnti-
fully distributed over the large plain
above us. Some have shecp--aud
they occasionally kill q deer or an an
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

y Boy SAVED FROM DEosym
A oG,-An interesting scene =
cd on Sunday last a, liotok,,
boy about ten years Of age wha,
Ing Oh the bank Of the liver, tI|
and the current being very Is,1
he was carried along with gns
liditv. OF those who saw hr
i'll, not one would risk lis liz. II
attempt to save him. Whenl,
appeared to DO lost,a large Newt,
land dog named ]tclla belongs
MIR Adams, of No. G6 Ccss
street, !eared into the river,
Selling the hey by the collar,
his head above water until he h.
him safe to the shore. The Ds
said, had to swim n distance d
miles before he eould &c, 4 Il,
place, and was then 80 tired hi,
sank exhausted or. the sanl,--y
Post.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
II. J. RrGGLts, Chairman.
A. kendrick. Sec''y,

OCEAN STEAMEGs-D1ting ISL.
l.!JG passengers were carried by the
Collin. line of steamers. aod Ais By
The Cunaid line. The average length
of the western passage. of The Collins
line was 10 day, = hpgrs ard 10 min.
uies; of the Cursr,l tine, II day, 1
hour, and / 3 minutes. The amount Of
CasIon-hou.e Aalirs paid by the form -r
was s2,l22.j37 SC; by the latter,
50, $50 COL 81.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

gtD~Wc learn from the y. Y.
Errning Post that lhco doie Irving,
Esq, l., l.. D.. formerly one Of the
faculty of the fee Academy and re
Gently Of the SIriugler institute in
New York, has bcen unanimously ap-
pointed to rrofes.orship ia Union
Co'lese. The selection is wisely
iaale, the gentleman having won IA
high educational reputation. The
Rev John Newman a. NJ. formerly
PRINCIPAL Of the Troy Conference A.,
calemy, has been appointed professor
Of the Latin language and literature
~ the same pace.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

FArtL Acc,pIaT.-An accident Of
. peculiarly s2srsvsiing character &C..
Cured al the Washington tDyer's> lilo,
tel on Tuesday e'eeing last. In tie
pseccss u lsnp.lish,nisg--,he person
10 charge was filing lamp from @ email
can Of eanrAsne. or burning said, ben
ss.--cae Ct tie iozass,.es 10 u.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
IATEaraDN E-Ro7E
Arrival o ts.s Facslic.

Nav Yeas. Aus. S.--Thc Pss,I.
ic arrived al Asr wharf at 3 THE A. N
wish dates fswn Livsrsos' to the 2s'S
inss. 8
T.,e dempna f,r Gotten continues
aaira.xi. brices Of American ad'
yaaeed che aeh, renee. SAFES i2r
three days 1900 bales 1900 CT
which were ~ speculation md eS-
port. rmrosts for same time were
alsou. =, 900 ha.es.
When, WAS In fair tiematil at Gao.
III COR Amsricaa white. IS 6la5s 81
for red and Sised dc. rs "1s-as lod
for white Cahedian. IS Tla5s 81 .o
red aud mixed do, More Inquiry Toy
,ot d ssce, aour at lss 6la 20s vi
ior western anal: iosa2is for Phila'
ae,pbia and Baltimore, Us Gis2os
for Canadian, and 1ssal9s for sour.
Corn was anies a, 2ss 6ia2ss "a
f5r white 20s6la31s for mixed. ana
Bis 3da3ls cd for yellow. Provision
marke, generally unchanged.
ESoLASpr-1hc elections were
nearly ai cver.355 Ministerialiats
were returned, to SOL OPPOSITION.
1t was rumored tina, Lord Malmshv
would succeed Lord CARNEY a. Pa
risz II !siI( going g :. Constantine, =,
fairs was to Be con6ded to Lord Con
ningsbr.
Opmerous frauds hy Australian
Emigration companies have been cx-
rosei in london, within the past :.w
DAYS.
IReLANp - The elections had caas
ci very eIloratle scene in thc
SJulh Of Irclmd. The military fred
into the crowd, killinE five, and NOR
tally woundibg as many more.
Most of the Irish Provincial papers
tecm with accounts Of election out
IA yes at Belina. The Police charged
the crowd wi.h fixed baycne;s. 1t is
said tina; the disturbances we're 70.
mcnted, in most Instances, by the
priNa,a.
FRAHcE All is quiet. The Pres
ident catered Paris between lines OF
troo,s. llla marriage with a Ger
man Princes Is sal to b. near ut
hand.
Accounts from the departments
describe serious raveses by storms.
PRussTA.--Mr y. ID. Barnard.
tie American Mn star IN Berlin, bad
succeiei il procuring the release OF
several prisoners who were natura)il-
cl citizens Of the United States, and
who were arrested on a charge Of G
yaa!ns the military conscrlption.
AusTRIA.--Gen Gorgcy is to be.
or has been sent to the frontiers OF
kui.tcln in tic Tyrol.
SpAIy.--The Madrid papers state,
that the Spanish Consul at New Or
leans had sent home official inteili-
gencc that there was no foundation
whatever FOR the report Of an intcn-
ded iiliibnsterins expedition against
Cuba.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

EARTnouAKE.--A private nd,
the N, Y. Commercial Adw
says that slight shock Of caring
was felt on Sunday forenoon, a.
village Ct Crotch. Conn, the |
sound Of which so,newha. reses
the falling Of some person IN I
floor in the upper rooms Of the ha
but it was followed by a runsY
noise, os a few seconds duration, 1
a trembling Of the hose. l,n|
out Of doors sensibly felt tie Ind
ing Of the ground. Unless yoas
receive intelligence says the ID
Aly's correspondent, 'of some ID
explosion, within q distance hssj
be felt here, yon may safely put 4
the noise aud motors 70 the efaI
a shock Of an earthquake
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

At Saratoga, tie hotels are already
so crosed that the landlords are com
Iellei to quarter their guests in cham,
bers in the adjoining dselllngs.-
Bar i~e!! H:4ss, Rutland, into, ditto.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

kxss A beautiful bq@ac, ans .lac-
c3 a;oa oar table. ]. sas very besa.
tlfnl With IS gorgeous coiors, i's I,alc
,in,s. lie rich Fragrance. ''s t'easait
green learcs. ,'s LAUGHING buds, AID
IA fa!l.hio~r Bowers ], cane s,
sausct- the sabhsth res, cf CUR day 5
Is'eor. Whence ii cawe VIC cannot
tell no, Il ehisreted Kindly Of The do.
aor il lo'i Us Il q lovely lady beau
,ifal In form. ,icl 10 the treasures ui
the Mid. refined in taste and lovely
"a TIC evening" star, Az, Us we gag
ei on tic beautiful group, we threw
round tie attributes Of humanity tie
hrlo Of divinity. Thanks, fair. un.
knorn jonnf . ae siii Cor are cherish
IN our heart 81 IMAGE Of brightness.
IN IDEAL Of perfection OF whilh ttoa
sha', be the reality.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
NEw YORK, Aug 7. Cap

New YORK, Aug 7. CAPT, 4
man was arrested on charge .! 1
sIaus hter tits morning. Mr. Y
ford became his bail for slCa
Aug. S,-lIon Daniel lTcbs'sI
rived at the As,or House at Il.
last night on hi, way to Washing
Capt. Lewis, vino commando I
steamer Pampero in their at,scn
pom Cuba, died at Mobile Oh the
inst, Of yellow fever.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

W ptII' NCOIt II VAIN, empty, 4
aid silly.--Pserce's Biog. p. 81
Gen. Scott has always been II
cnough to believe that, at the BID
his gallant troops, he could whip
enemies OF his country, two to one
was always too "proud" to suresa
and WAS never silly" enough to I
at the smell Of gunpowder. AZ foil
being empty" the People inl.sf
punish him for that offence by eons
ling him to jill the Presidential 01
on the 4th OF March next.-AR n
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

The Pleasures Of hone the only
f.ess9.eS connected ~..A ,avs..:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
County Eoninat!ona

Esy sfsate.s
THOMAS +. BoGtr, PiH,fora
ANON BAILEY, Ponltnsg,
HARVEY SHAW, Tnmynih.
Fer .s"f Js<gts 10 tosst.
r. II. KELLOGG, PUtsf6rd,
u +. LANGDUN. Cdsthto".
~, sheriff
JACOB EDGERI0N. Rutland,
Per Sat- .bfrrhty.
MARTIN G. EVERTS, Em'dna,
r., >. &. IF Psotete for d." # Rutland.
HARVEY BUTTON, Hol}inHf q
~, Jag. II ftsssi, fst d.a n Fairtatfn
ALMoS WARNER, 'dstlc'on
Per HaJB
LEVI BRIGGS. Brandon
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12


Ia pustasao. q, cali made W sbs
eiusyrs of pea'laey. a mcc'ios ~as
held in the ". r. Church a, West
roal'ney. wligh vac organized Ivy call
lag H. J, HBsgirs 10 The ehais and
appejn.in. ~. Albert KQo1iiSk, Sac.
tc,Afy.
On uo,ion Of W Wheeler. II CON
mites was appointed hy 'he Char con-
si.iing 81 Mss,rs j. Newman. ".
v Wheeler, II. RuugifVn. D. Gibson. J.
Morse, T.. 4. Gray. J. Potter. j. +.
Morse, 4. l.. Knapp, NJ. Hyde * $
Richard, 10 drait and present resolu
tons. aid also - propose The name Of
suitable person to repre'en, the town
at the coming State election rs Assem-
lily Ban.
The Committee retired ard after
mature del,bera;ioa. pr .entei he fol-
lowing rreanbic aad resolutions. which
were separately taken up and ably dis
eussed, and snimcn-|y passed.
Whereas, the presen, period presents
10 our community crisis GA the sll.im.
po',ant subject Of temperance, hot 10 le
mistaken by It's friends And. whereas,
the fins a,,A il.e. oesesioy are rrsssnl
whes sSs W. beis i FIG more ~ ~
s'sry laws for the suppression of in'em-
uerance, aad II more direc, and vigilau,
action from temperance men; And
having also in view The appointment OF
men TO Office II, our approaching elcc.
iiGn vlo We are assutei are reliable and
eilicen, OH this great question
Therefore, Resolved:
1t. Tia, irrespective Of al, Other
party or political considerations, We
euitr for lie purpose Of securing the
passage Of the Maine Liquor Law by
tie Legislature OF the State OF Vermont.
u. That we Will give neither our
influence. nor our suiirages. to any man
for Office who is not. rs we believe,
thoroughly sound AID eonsisien, On the
..,i,.., r,,,,,...,,,.n.. RI, c,r.,c,,..
arc co.. ,,.,n ,'iya on, ,ro., ba.r,y srr.
port without regard 10 his former poliii-
cal opinions. whether Wing, Democrat.
~ or Emo SGT
81. That we will in all good faith
adhere 10 the principles above dec!ar-
''' '" neither ,he l'e'iou 1e 'o''S,'' q,
nr nn. s;m,,ar IN ;,s t;nI Lnro,n.s IL.
law Of the State Of Vermont.
All. The long repeated mites &C the
oPposfrs "i temperance Chat we should
"o' ''''"' u " 'l'''T , r 'l'.e',''', We IN
,..,rsro tla ot,;ac, >i,. tL.. .sta'li.h.
men, Of the Maine Law "a the law
%! the State OF Vermont, un'i 1t IS o.
'a'"eN' ana no DINER ro'iUca' c'ns' 'cra'
u';' ,,.;aa,
5tb. ", canro, in du,v IN ourselves.
or community. in conscience or in prin.
c,p.e' support Cur 'e''ow TOW hshah'
-. ,' ,s'|,' w. Wv ''' cn,
this Couu,y. believing. t,a, if elected to
that Office, he wou,! as heretofore. give
ms influence and action IN opposition |"
'''"t''''"S''
nc O"'''''''' we ''' '''V' 'l''' ''' ''''
''0 "'e'''"T ''''''' '"' ''0 fN',''' '"''
""''' ''"''''''"'' ~ "''''"9 ''''''
" hereupon Joseph J"s'in was chosen.
II was then no''ohsd 'ha' pno!Ica-
ton C'mTH'ce be hppo'h'ed' ana
NrsSrS' N''"ir"S' " hec'S'' Ne"'''""'
a, T. Knapp ana H. y Aoes'eS were
cho-en'
Moved lat vigilance COMMITTEE
be appointed whose duty II sha!t be- 10
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''''' >,''''
:, S''''' - >'N'' >,
w ..
'''N'",7 80 800 '' ! - w w.
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

The PiER.cr's AND THE Scort
We have before alluded TO the une
with which certain democratic josr'
trace the descent Of Gen. Pierce
the Percy's Of Northumberland. ~
viii! take up one Of Walter Sco,,' "a
they will find description Of 'hsa
OF BanEockburn, where a Scot ~
a Percy before him. As The ID
states -:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
" And Percy's c-y is fainter hs's
My merry men, fight on"

Aye, and in the coming conte.l's
liar event will happen, when Peg
cry lie fainter heard. amid The ga']
shouts that will salute the eIsa'
him whom, with the stature Of az
has the frankness Of a child, aud -
ner that wins the affection Of ear !
that comes within the sphere Of A'1
h1ence.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-14
OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers Land Warrants.

By recent Act of Congress IL is enacted,
That each OF the surviving, or the widow or
minor children Of deceased commissioned and
noucOmmlsSuned officers, musicians, or prI-
Yates, whether of regulars, volunteers, rang
ers or militia, who performed military SER
vices in any regiment, company or detach-
ment in the service Of the United States, in
the war with Great Briiian, declared by the
United States on the eighteenth day Of June,
1879, or in any oi the Indian wars since 1890,
and each Of the commissioned officers who
was engaged in the military service of the
United States in the late war with Mexico,
and shall be entitled lO lands as follows:
Those who engaged TO serve twelve
months or during the war, and actually
sersed nine months, shall receive one hun
dred and sixty acres: and those who engaged
to serve six months and actually served four
months. shall receive eighty acres; and
those who engaged 10 serve for any or an
indefinite period, and actually served one
month, shall receive forty acres. Provided,
that wherever any officer or soldier was
honorably discharged in consequence of dis
ability in the service, he shall receive the "a
mount to which he would have been entitled
if he had served the foil period for which he
pGqengaged TO serve.
Under the above act, and the acts Of Con-
gress generally. the subscriber offers his SER
vices as agent To procure Land Warrants for
those entitled tn receive them, as above spe-
ci6ed. He may be found at his office in
Strpudshurg. 5. G.. BURNETT.
Ortoher 27 1880
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-14
1noian Queen Gotel ,
Elizabeth St., STRoUDsBURG, PA.

Elizabeth ST., STRoUDsBURG, PA.
- The undersigned respectfully in
ii forms his friends and the public gener-
HM.l ally, that he has taken the above Hotel,
known to the travelling community as 'ShIve-
ly's Old Stand, and recently kept by Geo
Swartwood.
The house is large, with ever convenience
for travellers and boarders.
The yards and stabIing are extensive, and
every thing in the very best order for the ac-
comodaiion oftravellers and others
The proprietor will use every effort to have
his table, chambers, bar. and every depart
ment of his house conducted in such man.
ner as to secure the appreciation OF his custo-
mers.
The Stage office Cor the Easton. M. Chunk,
Wilkes Barre. White Haven and Providence
stages will hereafter be al the above Hotel.-
Persons wishing TO go or send with The a
boye stages, will please leave their orders
at the Indlan Queen Hotel. III
These lines leave this Hotel every Mons
day, Wednesday, and Friday morning at 7
o'clock
JOSEPH J, POSTENS.
April 4, 1850. Proprietor.