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30 I.
A NGELEs. August II, ls4f.

ANGELES, August II, 1877,
In reply TO your official letter of yesterday |
you oserve that hold in my possession six hundred
head of cattle 1.-THE major part breeding cows received
from Don Euoo de Cells account OF Lieutenant Colo
nell j. O. Fremont hold these cattle by agreement and
for the term three years. return the number and
class at the end of the term with opeha the increase
cepng such may be lost in any way whatever and not
for want of care on my part consider the cattle the
private property of Lieutenant Colonel Fremont not
being instructed by him to the contrary.
Ihaye the honor to be, &c,
ABEL STEARNS.
Col J. d. STEVENSON
Commanding Southern Military District, Cal.
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The Ferry Landing fishery the Potomac was leased
on Tuesday, at public auction, to N. Harper for $3.50
per annum
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pBINTISG-PREss for sale, cheap for e-shs-A double
cylinder Hoe printing IN good RUNNING ORDER being
The press which the Washington Onion newspaper
printed. Apply At this ONCE.
May l5--dnf .a..s. .a..a
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have received from Don Eulojio de Cells hundred
and nineteen head Of cattle account OF Mr. j. O. Ere
mont lieutenant colonel Of the army OF the United States
and said cattle remain in my possession according to
agreement ABEL STEARNS.
AseELEs, July !, ls47.
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NOTlCE.Al persons hAvpg bills asain the Once the
Auditor Of thu Tr asnry Once Department
uop.y blank boks bndins other contingent enpentes
hereby nohed promptly the
duplicate, properly rsc.pssd four days bep
every month order that they be included In the dsbu
agents which
srwise be delayed The end o. The
M t.H .'.@ D. r. LINDSAY.
July ll--dawif Disbarune clerk.
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0UTRAGEoUs.-An eastern paper says; Some malicious
persons placed several rails the track of the Hartford
railroad on Sunday night last throwing train off, Sc
riousy njuring the engineer and fireman. and damaging
the engine and train the amount of about $4,000
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WASHINGTON, July, 1856.

NB-By reference to Executive Documents LIST session
slst Congress- ls4s and $780, volume 8, Document No
H. pages 2a and $780, and pages 363 to 37s inclusive it
will be that the charges contained in the above ar-
Gle were reported to the House Of Representatives the
2ls January $780, by President Taylor in answer to
resolution of the House of the 3lst December ls49.
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by .. g. MCGUIRE, hueuonesr.
pUBLIC SALE OF National Theatre stoch.-I will sell
public auction Monday After June 3d. at O'Clock,
sr thousand doars Of National Han CTeateI stock much
pledged.
Terms cash.
Sale positive; 70 take place at INC auction rooms or
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
June ls-u Autiionser.
07-Tho above sale n further postponed until Mon
day afternoon, July 18th, same hour and place.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE
July e-dte KS .'f .#a AucuoneeT
0y-The shove sale Is further postponed until Tues
day afternoon, JAY ", At the same hour and place
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July I'D suF.a....a Auctioneer.
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AseKLRs, September 20, ls47.

SIN: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your official OF the nth inst, with extract OF an
Official letter 10 you from W. S. Sherman acting assistant
adjutant general requiring from further information
relative TO contract by which hold certain lot Of cat
tie received from Don E. Cells for account Of Lieutenant
Colonel j. c. Fremont and whether have written
tract or verbal one latter to furnish you with the
evidence prove my right TO the trust In answer 10
which, have 10 observe that hold the cattle by verbal
contraci witnesses TO the same Mr. Samuel Hensy, captain
in the late California battalion TO whom refer you par
tcuarly. He resides Nueva Helvets also TO Mid
shipman John X Wilson and Lieutenant A. H. Gillespie
United States marines. Both, think, present and
knowing to the contract As the above-named gentlemen
are not here furnish you with their certificates
relative to the contract Very respectfully,
ABEL STEARNS.
To Col J. ID. STEVENSON,
Commanding Southern Military District
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This article of agreement made and entered into this
third day of March, In the year ls47 by and between
Euloo de Cells resident Of the city de los Angeles capt.
tai OF Upper California Of the first part and O. Fremont
governor of California and legal representative OF the gov
Of the United States OF North America OF the sec
ond part wnesseh that the said Euoo de Cells has sold
TO O. Fremont of California aforesaid lot Of
six hundred head Of cattle OF good merchantable kind and
suitable for beef be delivered 10 the commssary Of the
troops under the immediate command of Governor Fremont
In number corresponding with the acquisitions OF the COM
mssary and the said Governor Fremont binds himself
and his In Office 10 pay 10 said huloJio de
Cells his hers executors administrators, or assigns a,
the expiration OF eight months the Of six thousand
dollars without defacaton. IL Is expressly understood
between the above contracting parties that II the said
Euloo de Cells fails deliver good merchantabe cattle
when required do by the commissary the contract Is
to be considered null and void by the said Governor Ere
mont-he paying TO Euloio de Cells ten dollars per head
for the number delivered and II is further understood
that the hides OF the above cattle TO be delivered
application to the said Euloo de Cells to whom they be-
long by agreement
IN OF the above the said parties have hereunto
set their hands and affixed their seals at the city de Toe
Angeles the capital Of California the day and year before
written. EULOylO De CbLlS Isl
J. @. FREMONT, IL
Governor Of CALIFORNIA.
The foregoing agreement has the following endorsement
the date Of which important viii be seen by refer
ence to Governor Masons letter. +.
do hereby certify that Don Eulojo de Cells has COM
piled within obligation and contract on his part by de
yeug the number Of cattle specified and In payment
therefore have this day executed TO said Cells my note
for the sum Of six thousand nine hundred and seventy
dollars including the hides ofe ghok number cattle
TT J. O. FREMONT,
---.--.E Lieutenant Colonel United States Army,
AT the one time 1gorernor" and at another simply
" Lieutenant Colonel United &1tes army III %
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1t is said that in their concert tour of the last ten
months Mde Parodi and NJ Srakosch have Melted over
$4,000 They have given together two hundred
in various cities Of the United States closing their
Toronto O. w., bya concert last week. and they now
at Lake George
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oFFIoE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LorrERILs
OF MARYLAND.

foowins drawn numbers m, Maryland Cousolda
ted Jousy, the benefit OF Bel Air. &C. a. July
rs, 1885. = .r ... + 81 .EsH
IS ss As 60 Is 20 80 80 70 10 n 40
n. FRANCE \ CO., Managers.
D. N. McPHatt, Commssloner.
July ls-n
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IPublic 3e.l
AN ACT granting the right Of way the St. Louis and
Iron Mountain railroad, through the arsenal magazine,
and Jefferson barracks tracts =. - -. "A
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Life versus Death.
Just Published, the 5ih edition, price one dime only
CONSUMPTION AND sCRorULA,


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interesting Information for those afflicted win
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Medical College of Georgia.

May a9-diAlaNoy
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SIN: have the honor herewith to enclose TO you The
day OF March, ls47, by Lieutenant Colonel Fremont
mounted rihemen with Don Euogo de Cells resident
OF Cudsd de los Angeles California. The paper marked
Is copy OF this contract with Lieutenant Colonel FREE
monts certificate bearing date Apr &C. l847 that The
tract had been complied Nth ne part Don Eulogio de
Cells and that be Fremont had executed 70 him in pay
note for the Of six thousand nine hundred and
seventy-6ve dollars ...
Lieutenant Colonel Fremont le California in the month
Of June lS47 giving notice 70 General kearney my
self Of the existence Of such contract that he had
pledged the faith of bis government for the redemption Of
Il by the payment Of the Of $6,975. Nor bad the
least idea of this until applied to by Col Ste
whether would recognise the contract and redeem
the bond maturity. This letter was accompanied by
Others which show that IN fact notwithstanding the cet
cate Of Lieutenant Colonel Fremont Mr. Cells dep
erred 70 the commssary Of the California battalion single
these .ir hundred head Of cattle siaagsdor ne use y
that battalion but on ne contrary hat they haze been deiip
cred 70 M Sesrns Of los Angsies heo parcels
of four hundred and sghfyons The fra day Of Mdg and
another Of one hundred and aneen me sirh day Of ypi
1s47 both Of which dates subwqnen tho discdrgs of the
California battalion commanded by Lieutenant Colonel o.
Fremont There doubt that these cattle he sdns
six hundred contracted for by Lieutenant Colonel Fremont
on the Sd March, 1s47 Mr.. Cells stated IL positively In
his letter marked and the receipts for them by Stearns
marked and specially state that he Stearns) receipts
for them in the and behalf Of Lieutenant Colonel
Fremont
These deliveries occurred at time whsn garrison was
stationed in Los Angeles with commissioned agent Of
the commssary department OF the army Lieutenant Da-
WILSON, 10 take charge Of subsistence stores intended for
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-05
Farm for Bale.

THE whole or part Of that celebrated
l. farm in Bristol, known as the Gen. Dun
ton farm, and advitted TO be the best farm
in town and one of the best in the county, Is
for sale AT the low price Of S25 per acre. Said
contains 400 acres Of land, is in a high state
Of cultivation, is wcil watered, well fenced,
well supplied with fruit trees and the build
ings are in good repair. 1t also possesses the
double advantage If being both grass and
= grain farm, the soil not being heavy like
most T. rms in this county Its products last
year were 1000 bushels oats, 300 do. corn,
800 do buckwheat, so do. wheat, 20 do. Rye,
800 do potatoes and IS tons of hay. The
usual crop of hay is from 100 to $50 tons. It
is situated two. miles north of Bristol viii
lage, and five miles from New Haven Depot
Terms, $1,000 an or befvte the first of Sep
tember, 1857, " slow notes for the balance
Possession given Immediately. Por further
particulars enquire Of Walter, c. Dunton,
AZ Middlebury College, or W IN. II. Duuton on
tho premises A.
Oct To- 1856 AN 16.
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Marble Shop.

THE public will please bear in mind
l. that the best and most durable white
Marble is quarried in Rutland. Any person
not inclined to believe the above statement
will please oall on the subscriber, and he will
accompany them to the Grave Yard of this
place, (where is to be found Marble from va
rious quarries,) and convince them beyond a
doubt, that the above statement is true. The
subscriber has no interest in any quarry, but
designes to furnish the best and most dura-
bic Marablc. After eighteen years expert
ence in working the different kinds of marble
he gives the Rutland Marble the preference
over all other white Msrble--of which a
good stock is to be found one door north OF
the New Jail in Midddlebury.
46y W. H,ROwE.
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Fort Edward Institute.

Rev. j. e. King, A. M, Principal.
Faculty, 7toenty Professors and TEACHERS.
BUILDINGS Brick, extensive and superb,
Dwell finished and furnished, having scpa-
rate departments for ladies and gentlemen.
RArEs.-Whole expense per term Of four
teen weeks for BOARD, Washing, Fuel, Fur
nished Room, Incidentals, and Tuition in
Common English. 90 in advance. Fiji
teen cents per week extra for fuel when fires
are needed IN students rooms.
Students received when there are vacan-
cies, and charged for residue of the term.
ClLENpAR roa 1S56-7.-Fall Term began
August l4tll; ends Nov l9th-Winter Term
begins December 4tii ends March 18th, 1857
Spring Term begins March Goth ends Jul
ly lst-Fall Term begins August 18th ! ends
November 18th.
Those capable Of complying with the
wholesome regulations of Christian lnstitu
tion, are invited to apply for Catalogues or
for Rooms. to the Principal Fort Edward
Institute N. Y. -A| 24;Sw
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm Of $40 acres, in the northwesterly
Apart Of Salisbury, on Otter Creek and
on the Ruiland and Burlington Railroad, fonr
and half miles from Middlebury by rail-
road Said fam Is well wooded well watered,
and the soil is well adapted to agricultural
purposes, tor grazing, tillage, &c. Here is
dne chance for young cntcrprising farmer
or the capitalist, as the farm lies in one body
and may be divided SO as TO make several
farms. JOHN Al. WEEKS
West Farms, Salisbury, nct. !, 1856, IS
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JosErH FKosT. } Addison County
rs Court June Term
WILLIAM MooRJr. 1856.

JOsrrH FRosT, } Addison County
rs Court June Term
WILLIAM Moon,Jr 1856.
Joseph Frost Of Bridport, in the
county Of Addison, having brought into
Court his writ and declaration against
William Moor. Jr Of Crown Point, in
ihe County of Essex and State Of Now
York in which said wri, and declara.
tion the said William Moore. Jr. is re.
quired to answer to the said plaintiff in
plea of debt. for that the said Joseph
Frost by the consideration Of the Coun.
ty Cnurt held at Mddlebury, in and for
said County Of Addison on the second
Tuesday of December AID. 1851. re-
covered judgement against the said
William Moor, Jr for the sum Of one
hundred fifty five dollar, aud forty ceuts
damages and twenty dollars sixty'fouf
cents cost of suit. a. appears by the re-
cord remaining in said court which said
judgment is in full force and hot revere
sed annulled or satisfied thereby an ac'
ton hath sccrued to the said Joseph
Frost to recover of the said William
MOOT. " tuo ehlu suuls VI LOG
20 cepis and If 20 dollars Ga cents, a.
mounting in the whole. to l76 dollars 4
cents. Yet the said Moor, though re.
| questcd hath not paid said sum, nor any
| part thereof TO the plaintiff to the dams
age OF ,he plaintiff, as he says, the sum
of three hundred oollars
And the said cause having been con.
tinued until the present term Of said
court Now it being suggested to the
court that the said William Moor, Jr.
resides without this state, and has not
been within the state since the com.
mencement Of The present suit 20 that
service could be had upon him IL
is ordered by the court that this cause
be further continued until their nett
term to be held OF Middlebury. in and
for said county of Addison on the see
ond Tuesday Of December, A. D. 1856,
and that in the mean time notice Of the
tendency thereof be given to the aid
defendept by the publication of this or.
der, together with the substance OF the
plaintiffs declaration. three weeks sue.
cessively in the Middlebury Register
q newspaper printed at said Middleburv
the last OF which publications shall
DO at least thirty days prior to said next
term. DUGALD STEWART. Clerk,
j. W. STEWART, Atty fog PIE 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, tho subscribers, being appointedby
w the Probate court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate of
CHRISTIANA CUTHBART,
late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and 6 months from tho
10th day of October, A D. 1856, being allow
ed by sad Court for that purpose, We do
therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our said appoint
ment lat the Office of John W.Stewart in Mid
debury, on the I'd Mondays of December
and April next, from one o'clock, p. NJ, I'M
til -four O'Clock, P NJ, on each 81 said days,
RUSSELL VALET, comr,
JOHN CARDELL, '''
Dated st Mddlcbury, this Sd day Of Noven-
her, A. u. 1856. 29;3w
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& STAMMERING CURED
BY DR. wYCKoFr of Pittsburg, Pa.

Without Pom or Surgical Operation.
WHO will send the cure TO any part ~
w the World, on the receipt OF $40 and
the money returned, II the cure is not effcc-
tual te-Ai' letters must be addressed tn
DR. wYCK0FF, Box TAG, Pittsburgh, P,, in
care of Arthurs, R odgefs 4 Co. Bankers
P.S Correspondents viii please enclose
stamp forreturn postage.
CAUTION All persons who can not pro-
duce my genuine certificates, are hnmbuss.
2Sily Do. .. DR.. W.
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MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES.
DIR. c. w. CALKINS,
Physician Surgeon and Accoucheur,

'Othce, 145 Pleasant Street, Boston.
Special attention given to diseases OF Women
and children. Many diseases considered incu-
rable, or relieved only by an operation, perms-
nently cured by means at once simple and safe.
Married Ladies', who (from i'll health, malfor-
nation, OF other eauses,) are exposed to great
risk or uncommon suffering at the period Of
their accouchment, may learn how to avoid
those dangers, by a timely application TO Or.
CALKINS, either personally or BY letter, Pa-
tents from the country, visiting Boston for
medical aid, should be sure to call on him. Ae-
commodations provided for those who wish to
stop few days in the city. All communiea-
lions strictly confidential, and promptly replied
ioi Medicines lately cent to any part Of the
fountry. when desired
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Septic, 1856,

En Pieces Fail and Winter Hat Ribbons,
sDO Plain and Figured Velvet, MORE An
fique and Buge Trimmings. Bugle Buttons,
Fringcs, MantiIla Velvet, Wrought Collars,
Lace and wrot iEdgings aud Insertions Mo
hair Caps and Bonnet Bordeys--this day re-
ceiyed at HECK WITH'S
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
Office, SO Broomfield ST., Boston.

Office, SO Broomfeld st., Boston.
Established BY DR.. ". GREENE and his Ascot.
Mes, for the successful md scientific treatmeut Of
Cancrrs, croful,us Humots, hnd all kinds of Die
escs, upon the Natural or Indian system Of medicine
Ilns Institution lns now large MEDICAL or-
FICE aud LABORATORY at SO Broomfeid Street.
aud several boarding houses Tor the Of
patients from load. newspaper has also been
tablishsd .dyocai'ng this system Of practice, II is
entitled, Natures Arcana," or tho Scientific ln-
dian Physiciau." II Is Published monthly, Tor fifty
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
DR. Greene has also discovered a process, by which
he can, with the solvent properties Of certain plants
INDICATE each bath To- tuit the constitution aud
disease ofany patient and remove the vatiou. kinds
Of diseases upon tho saine principle which the Eec.
ito Chemical Bath removes mercury or other miner.
ais.
This /, the greater triumph ever obtained IN MECr.
Cal. ELECTRICITY and Offers facilities for
purifying the blood from all humors, and removing
CANCERS, TuMOks, &C.
DR GREENE may be consulted personally OF by
letter. fee Of charge Circulars sent free, when
quesicd. Az Letters should enclose postage stamp,
aud be directed " DR.. Il. GREENE, 36 Bronifeid
Street, Boston.
INDIAN MEDICAL sOt 1ETY.
At q meeting Of his society, he in Boston, De
LIST. 1856 the following officers we're chosen
Rev. NORRIS DAY, Boston, President.
JOHN STILLS ,E,q, Boston, Secretary.
WIN. NJ TYLER, Esq, Boston, Treasurer.
The following resolutions were unsnimunsly adopt.
ed:
Resolved thnt In fascinating ourselves together to
extend aud epetuate the Indian system ui Medicine
uion scientific principles We comforting n fpvor
upon the aiH cied, aud advancing the Of true
medical science
Resolved, That we have had ocular characterization
that DIR. Grecne's treatment has cured hundreds Of
cases of Cancers after they we're ncknow ledgrd in.
durable by otbe ply icians and TINT the fruits Of his
practice for thu hast years hclusivey prove that
Cancels Scrofula iumors of the Blood, nd varions
other diseases which have found remedy in the Ia.
byrinihs the old systems of medicine, pcrma-
nentlv cured by judicious usc Of" Natures Rene.
dies in &c outfit and skin hands.
Resolved, That we will not eountensnee ignorant
pctcndrrs,o quackery. in any fprm. or receive as
physicians lnto the association my persons who have
not received a medical edurailun
Resolved. That We recommend tho continued pub.
irHiion OF the newspaper entitled "Nat "a Atoans
aud that extra copy Containing reference 10 cas.s
cured ~ different paris of the county, be furnished
lrntuitoutly to pnrson cal ing at the office or
dering the same by mail enclosing a postage rtamP,
addressing Dr. II. Greene sc Rromfeid Street Boston.
JOHN STILES, Secretary.
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I ONDoN PINS are much better than
~ American, being sharper and sitter
4 siret rec also Indin Rubber Hair PiAs.
H. 4. SHELpQNi
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District OF
New Haven, Commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate of
SUSANNA PHILIPS,
late Of Bristol, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the
18th day Of August, 1856, being allowed hy
said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend 10
the business Of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of Levi Downey, in Bristol in
said district, on the 81 Wednesday of Dcccn-
Der, 1856 and the I'd Wednesday of January,
1856, from one o'clock y. NJ, until five o.
clock, p. NJ. on each of said days.
HEMAN HILL, c'mf''
Dated at Bristol. this oath day Of octo-
tober, A. b. 1886. 2s3