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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
Chap Clan Act to protect the Property OF Indians
who have adopted the Habits of civilized Life,

Chap. CIAn Act to protect the Property OF Indians
who have adopted the Habits of civilized Life,
Be 1t enacted BY The Senate aud House ej RspresesEa-
tees Of the United States OF frico in Congress
senabled, That whenever any Indian being a member
OF any band or tribe with whom the Government has or
shall have entered into treaty stipuatons being de-
slfous to adopt the habits Of civilized life, shall have
had portion of the lands belonging to his tribe allot-
lea TO nun IN seyeralty in pursuance Of such treaty
stpulaons, shall be the duty Of the agent and SUI
perntendent OF such tribe provide that such Indian
shall be protected in the peaceful and quiet occupation
and enjoyment Of the lands allotted to him.
Sec. g and be IL further enacted That whenever
any person of Indian blood belonging TO band or tribe
who receive, or are entitled to receive aunus from
the Government of the United States and who has not
adopted the habits and customs of civilized life and re-
ceve his lands in severaty by allotment as mentioned
IN the foregoing section OF this act shall commit any
has received his lands by allotment as aforesaid il
shall be the duty of the superintendent and agent of
such band or tribe 10 ascertain the damages resulting
from such trespass; and the aseertained shall
be withheld from the payment next thereafter TO be
made, either to the band tribe TO which the party
committing such trespass shall belong as in the discre-
ton of the superintendent he shall deem proper and
agent or superintendent 10 the party injured with the
approval of the Secretary of the Interior
Sec. j. ind be ii further enacted. That in case the
trespIsSer shall be the chief hesdman of band or
tribe IN addition to the penalties above provided for it
shau be the dny of the superintendent Of Indian af
fairs in his district TO suspend the said trespasser from
his office for three months and during THAT time TO de-
ther with; Provided, That the said chief OF headan
may be sooner restored TO his former standing if the
superintendent shall so direct.
Approved, June II, 1862.
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LIVERY STABLES.

livery STABLE.-The undersigned hav-
- ing bought the extensive Livery Establishment Of
HARRISON BRYANT in East Rutland, will continue
70 accommodate the former patrons and the public, al
the Stables, as heretofore.
Also, We have several Horses and Mares that would
answer for Farming purposes that would sell low for
Cash, OF approved Credit.
Also, eight or nine Buggy and Top Wagons partly
worn, as aboveand Harnesses to go with same, if de-
sired.
NJ. QUIN,
d&wu Il. FOSTER COOKE
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, Dlstric. of Rut-
-, land - The Probate Ceur, for the D.sirie. Of
To all persons interested in the ostste at Aua,a ID
tate, wv ss 'ei VS.
ny lhe authority OF the state Of Vermont, you are
hereby noihei 10 appear bvore saa praha,n , "a
,no tIvoale omoe N Butand, tha thru Tuesday OF
november A ~ 1852, TO show eanse, II any You have
way sViNm ntAmeni, IN wntln1, tiled in said
oi SAID DECEASED should no, h. proved and allow d.
Dased at Rutland, ~ said dls,rivt this asth day os
4.-3w JANRq puowN p..s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. copart-
~ nsrship has bssn this day formed between the un-
dersigned under the style Of nssle Gay, Who viii
carry on the publication Of the Rutland DAILY anA
Weekly Herald, the Book and Jeb Printing business
hsrsofore conducted, anA 81 NE place sssspied b
Gee, A. Tuttls q Co.
GF0. A. TTTTLEs
CUAS. II. GAY.
Rutland Sept. I, 1860.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Fair
\ hlNan ~ R..ahu ~ ny.


- haven ss The Probate Cssrt sr the District Of
fAirhAyeA. Ft.s4gs& fHFlr4 I'as NNN aQl 'l1lro~-
To all pervens interested Il The estate Of Mar,
Interstate. tn...-,...r
Tbs sdmanistrAtcr Of said deceased having r.prs-
sented shss VIII b. beneficial 70 the heirs aua thsea
interested IN hs esssts Of asoessd that the Whole
u the resi estate Of sAd dsSeasd, within thur state
should be sold Therefore, Iaff '7gIeE7 "
BY the authority Of ths State q Vermont. Won arr
hereby notified TO appear before said Court, at the
Probate Ohloe IN Osteton, in said district, on the
fourth Monday Of November, A. d. 1884, 10 show cause
any you have, why said license rhould not be
granted. sleastA3Rt FN Httl 81 #ftTt0
October, A. ID. 1862
k45:3ws JOHN HOWE Reg;s,sr
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Rut-
Sland The Probate Court Tor the District Of Rut
land
To all psrsons interested in the estate Of Ruth Nor
ton. -. G.x.r,.-.
BY the authority OF the state Of Vermont YOU are
hereby notified to appear before the said Probate Court
az the Probate Office in Rutland in said district on tie
ith day OF November A d. 1861 to show cause il any
You have, why the account of William X. Norton adj.
81 the estate Of said deceased should mot hs
allowed and also why the residue Of said estate shouA
not DO distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 18th day O
October, A. ID. 1867.
He a-a. ar JAMES BROWN, Resister,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

"A caucus Of democrats at Wheatland,
Pa, have nominated james Buchanan for U.
s. Senator.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

The commss oners appointed by the Sc :
'e'ary OF the navy have made report IN fav, T
u New London, CT, as naval station.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

Chap. oXI.-An ACT TO secure Freedom TO all Persons
within the Territories Of the United State.
Be IL e~dcted BY the Sna< and House Of Reprsse~,a-
tces Of The rufLed Nass Of Aosesica Ia Corsrea
sn,Sd That from and after the passage Of this sc IL
SHAH DC neither slavery nos Involuntary servtude in any
the Terrore 81 the United States nov existing or
which -nsT =. go &c formed aogun |
- s....l ~
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MISCELLANEOUS:

THOMAS & EMANURLS' Patent Blast
Il ing Compound, warranted equal to any Blasting
Powder. new article, es about one half the COS. Of
common Blasting Powder. For sale BY
Aw, HYDE, Agent
gHydsvilie, Aug. 9, 1864. s2d&w7n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

Foreign NeWs-Bec'y SeWard,s Circular
On the Emancipation PrOcIa I'M nSion-
The Times against rrc0gnitiOn OF
the South at Observation-Disclosures again
ON American Affairs B0urb BON Con.
sPiracy nt Napies-TrOuble In Prus.
sln. ta-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
CTATE OF VERMONT, Di,tr;c, of Pn,
STATE OF VERMONT, Rutland. ..

~ supreme Court, Oct. Is, 1882, Hannah L. ruot-
son .. Backus Hllotson --
Whseas, Hannah L. Iillotson, Of Brandon, in tbs
County OF Rutland, has filed in court here her libel
SITTING ToRrn that the 4th Of September 1885 she
was lawfully married to one Backus Tllotson, then
Of Pompey in the State Of New York; that from that
time abe lived with the said Backus in the strict obser
vance Of the marriage relations until the first Of Sep
tember $780, when the said Backus wilfully deserted
the Leeant and being Of sufficient ability, has neg
ieeted and refused to support and maintain the said Ia
bslant. Ann PRAYING, that for this eepa. tbe ssA
court will grant her Bill Of Divorce 80
having been made to appear that the said Backus
llotson Is without this State that personal notice
cannot be given to him. IT Is ORDERED. by LOYAL O.
Kellogg, one Of the Judges Of said Supreme Court
that the said Bacias be summoned 10 appear at the
next sesnon OF said court to be held at Rutland with
in and for the County of Rutland on the first Monday
after she fourth Tuesday of January A. d. 1888 ana
answer thereto, by publishing the substance OF xaid Ii.
bell together with this ORDER three weeks successfully
IN the Rutland Weekly Herald, printed at Rutland
the last Of which publications TO be at least II
weeks previous to said term of caurt, which shall be
deemed sufficient notice.
Dated At Rutland Aforesaid, sbe 18th day Of oc,ob<s,
A. ID. 1889.
BY order Of sourt.
eet2a3w a.. ". HOPKINS U1t.
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4 1oMMlsslONERS, NOTICE -rhs =

( iOMMlSSIONERS> NOTICE.-The I'M
~ ssrsgned, having been appointed by the Hos
Probate Court for the district Of Rutland Commission.
.fs TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
man OF ali persons against the estate OF Sally Phps
late OF Dandy, IN said District, deceased hereby rive
notles that We will meet for the purpose Of exsmins
and allowing sald claims at the house of Joseph n
fhilhps OF DANNY, on the 9th day Of December 1861
ana March 18th, 1868, from | O'Clock 7. NJ until
O'clock, NJ, each Of said days, and that six months
rom the 2ath day Of Sspmtsmbsr A. d. 1862, is the
nuie limited by said Court for said creditors to present
'heiF SAID claims TO us for examination allowance
Dated at DANNY, VT, 22d day Of October A. D. 1861.
WILLIAM OTIS, l.-|
oct 2s:3w RANSOM SHERMAN e9mmis'Ss
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NTATE OF VERMONT, Distric, Of Rut-
Jland, The Probate Court for the District Of Rus-
land.
To all peysons interested in the es,ate OF ssrah Ar
mold late q Clarendon. GREETING.
By the authority Of the State of Vermont, You are
hereby notified TO appear before said Probate Court, k
the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district on the
first Tuesday Of November A. ID. 1862 to show cause
il any you have, why certain instrument in writing
filed III said Court and purporting TO be the last win
and testament Of said deceased should not be proved and
allowed.
Dated at Rutland in said district, this 18th day n
October, A. D. 1862.
JAMES BROWN Register
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STATE OF VERMONT, District Of FAN.

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Fair
~ haven, So. The Probate Court for the District q
Fairhaven: - -
To all peerons interested in the estate Of Wares
shumway, late OF Poultnsy, in said district deoeassd
GREETING.
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you are
hereby to appear before the said Probate Court
at the Probate Office in Oaseton in said district on
the 18th day of November A. d. 1862, to show cause
II any you have, why the account OF William Dayton
administrator Of the estate Of said deceased should not
be allowed, and also why the residue Of said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Casteton in said district this 18th day o.
October, A. D. 1862. 49, - z
48:3ws JOHN HOWE, Register
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Chap. XCYI.-An Act 10 authorize the President Of
the United States to appoint Diplomatic Representa-
tves to the Republics Of Hayt and Liberia, respeo-
lively.
Be 1t enacted by the Strate and Hoese-of Representd-
ttvts of the Uaed SAFES of Anrsrtod Congress as
sebled That the President Of the United States be-
and be hereby il authorized. by and with the advice
and consent OF the 6enate TO appoint diplomatic repre-
sentatives Of the United sates 20 the Republics OF
HayH and Liberia, respectively Bach OF the said rep
reenfasives appointed shall be acreditad commits
soner and consul general, and shan receive the
pensation OF commissioners according 70 the not of Con-
gres APPROVE August eighteen, eighteen hundred and
hNy-sx; PF2rjiad That the annual compensation Of
the rspre-'9tstve at Liberia shall not exceed four
tha.s1I.! 1ol ..es.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

H. Lave been tr,e 10 the oompao, They
\. .a false. They oondsoated northern
\, sud tie slarts qf southera UaioaistS,
4 Nv the same constitutional tenure. The
!, t,,thoIdels in Rebel States will have no
\. Of complaint against Us. They and We
|, are subject to the perils, the burdens and
law If war, While that law takes from
M .lsir slaves, when public necessity de-
M, it forces us to the field, and compels US
w down our lives, But We provide for
what we did not when we emancipated
own slaves-full compensation 10 every
Al STAKEHOLDER.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

Chap oxlI,-An Act TO change the Location OF the
fer Of kntry for the Puget Sound Collection Dis
nc enacted by ts Senate and House Of Representa-
hsi Of ns Usasd STATE, Of Amsriea III Congress as.
ssseiss, That nom and after the hrst day totpbcr,
eighteen hundred and slxty-,wo, the port 81 Port
Townsend, IN the district OF Puget Sound in wl,shng-
.on iernorY is hereby abolished as port of entry,
ana thSs Fort Angeles be and is hereby established a.
the port Of entry and delivery for The AID district nom
and AFTER the said date
Approved, June 10. 1861 ...
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NUMBER 2I3.

at times rebuked by her superior delicacy
anu purity, and as if was coarse, un-
worthy being in comparison r.--
Irving seldom or never alluded to
this sad event, nor was the name of Matil
da ever spoken in his presence. Thir-
~ years after her death Irving was
visiting Mr.. Hoffman, and a grand
daughter in drawing out some Sheets
OF music to be performed upon the piano,
accidentally brought with them piece of
embroidery which dropped upon the floor.
Washington said Mr.. Hoffman, this is a
piece of poor Matilda's workmanship His
6Iographer describes the effect ms electric.
He had been cOnVcrsing in the sprightliest
mood BEFORE says Pierre NJ. Irving, and
he sunk at once into utter silence, and in a
few minutes got up and left the house,
DO any of the pages that record the cloves
OF the poets glisten with purer, brighter
halo than is thrown around the name and
character and memory of Matilda Hoffman
by the lifelong constancy and the grace
tul tributes of one whose name, destined
to deathless renown, may not henceForth
be discovered from that of the early lost
and dearly loved, whose death made Wash
ington Irving what he was and what the
world admires2 NoR'wEsTER."
Post, AprI ,.
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whiskey and slop.fed pork, wear dirty
shirts, look mean, and consider themselves,
by virtue of shabby attire and filthy hab-
its, ofthe Secesh ''aristocraey" They take
the Cincinnati Enquirer, and take natural
ly to lying, and are unmitigated traitors.
The proper representations have been made
regarding their case, and if they do not be-
have themselves better they will be visited
by company of U. S. troops, who will be
quartered upon the tory vuIgarians, aud if
need be will escort the most noisy of them
to the Jail or the gallows. The white Mig
gers ofJeff. Davis L Co. are becoming too
imPudent, and will be taken by the neck.
The drunken, poverty stricken wretches
who are blathering in their sinking bar
rooms about the Yankees, will receive
taste of hand-cuffs aud hemp iftheir ways
are not Immediately amended.
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Irron the NC County pl.inae.lerr..l !
1Hs5 e9sRsK f Nv

Tyler County All rIRht--UnanIMOus
Yesterday the vote upon the new Goa
stitution of the proposed new State of
West Virginia, in Tyler county, as far as
heard from was nearly all one way-for
the new Constitution. A very large vote
was polled. A large majority Of the se-
ceSsiOuists remained quietly at home, aud
took no part in the election. This was
creditab1e to them, knowing that their
presence could have added nothing to the
good order that everywhere prevailed dur
ing the day. a few of them came out
like mon aud voted for the New State, and
Acknowledged they had been in error, aud
would try to do better. We say few on
" who voted for 1t were influenced by
such motives. Tyler:mayi yihesmarkedd down
as unanimous for the Constitution. q
Ayote was also taken upon the gradual
emancipation question. . -. -
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9al:ilgg gntRlllgenfer
TERMS OF ADvBRTIsING.

TWELyEsoIID LINES OF NoNpArEn, (oR oSx ISun Ion
LESS, NAEE SoUARE.
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Copper, Tin { SheetIron Ware,
TO THE PUBI,IC,

T NOW keep the largest assortment Of WARE
that can be found in the city. and am fully pre-
pared to MI all orders at short notice
ly stock consists in part of the flIoyibp s,oo1-.
Az AZ KINDS Ot Plain Tin aud Japanned Ware All Kind
o. Eheet Iron Ware Copper and Brass Kettles OF An
sizes; also Cooking and Heating StoyeG Of The jst
patteTps, for wood or coal. - ~
Merchants and others visiting the city will find It
No. ~ 'eir advantage to give me call before purchase
sPonting and Guttera constantly ON hand.
An Kinds OF JOB WORK will receive my personal
AttentiOn. B. z. CALDWELL.
No. Main ST., OF. d. & o. II. Il. Depot
Ho-iy Wheeling, Va.
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A paragraphs written, with Gloves on.
CFruu the Cincinnati Commercially 81

We call attention. TO communication
from Florence, Boone County, Kentucky,
published elsewhere. Florence is a nest of
unken, vulgar traitors, who live on bad
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p -SgIAL LLLoIAL NVIIULs DOuDIe the alOTe rates.
:, ~ Yearly Advertising reasonable terms accor-
aing TO the space occupied and the changes
All neutrality-suspicious. transient persons or trang
erS. to be paid for in dduance.
business Cards not exceeding Ve lines SO per year,
OF 70 Tor six months but for shorter period nothing
Will lie counted less than square
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
lne Advertisers, own Immediate business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons a.
well all legal advertisements and aiyeFtIsenents
OF auction sales and real estate sent In them mus
be paid for at the usual rates.
~ Advertisements not accompanied with write,
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly, 90
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, NotieeSof Funerals, aud announcements
Of SermOns so cents each. uonyll-'59
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
Arrived.

Steamship Coumb!s Adams Havana 18th inst, mdse and
mas 10 spoRord Tileson Co ed inst on he ssno''
ppe,,.d bsTs Houston. ofNew. York, bound in 80,
shin ". II Wharton Smith, Antwerp Nov ~ ara ~ 10
iry Dec ip ballast TO II. Brewer Co. jan TO- LAY, 80
&C. lon o. o. spoke ship Adelaide Bell Robert.on from Lon,
don for NewYork having passed Deal Oct 81 and uPpheo
her with provisicns o., -, A.. ., ~ r
ynst E,prrenced heavy weather for the last ten dave
Shin Adelaide Bell (of n H., London Oct %, ana ING
Dawn, Nov II la ballast to Lines, Chase 20. biP"e
b.,vv w cal.s the entire psssage split sails We p.,
Ran M-ndi smith Lisbon Is days, salt to Votes ~ ~
ssI wv 20 DAYS westward Of the Banks, win nes's "
gales - nj, Nou os r,,,rd Gibraltar Dee.
r. frnit 10 Chamberlain Phelps Co. E'penepee' "'''
w winds during the passage. ,,,h I'm, 81 DAVIS IN
ballast TO BoGnen Ils M,cIi Eli,sbethpor;, coal fei
Boston 80 ,,,,h.,,no,t coal for BOston.
s 80, P,yson Elixsbcthport coal ioi A'pnws
srn'. Ian trsnspor). Rshbun, hey west iotn
a. III and pass to NJ o. Roberts ra..A
ins s enter Jones' Providence. md'' to hd"
bynns'r p-.o 81 b. bark Paas for Belize Hord steam
.bp Ariel Tor Aspinwau.
HFLOW-Bsrk Houston,
WiSn-DuIiug the day, NE
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kHEEED.

ARCUARD-ADAMS-I Brooklyn, on Tuesdsy Jan. q. BY
the Rev Henry BltnchiId John l. ATchsrd OF Hastings,
n ". 20 Emma !. Adams, yo1ngea daughter Of Philip
Adous. ESQ
BARkEB-BrRBINs-In FairfeH Conn, on Tuesday, Jan.
~ by the Rev. Alex Mel Lean, James w Berser j., OF
Ft-nnrsh % Is. Matte r. Bibbins daughter OF w II.
hih'iHs, ssq, Of the former place.
v ARSH NL-NASH-At Poxhury on Wedpes lay, Jan. -,
Air Chas. a. Maga1all Of Brooklyn 10 Miss ;. L. Nash
HFLSOA-PiERSON-On Wednesday Jan. p, at tie resi-
dence OF me brides mother. oy the 4ey. l. T. Hoyey'
Charles Nelson snd Hattie cdet daughter Of the late Id
win Pie'sou. all Of this city
IHDMfsON-MASSON-in Brooklyn on Tuesday Jan. 81,
by the Rev j. G. French Lewis s. Thompson 10 Minnie
Louise Mason.
VAN WYCK-DoDGE.Ju Brooklyn on Monday, Jan. 20,
ton Island 70 Deborah A. Dodge only daughter Of stephen
ard Elizabeth q. Dodge.
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pesscueers Arrived

hi ,,,4r,iiD CoIunjf1 tr0uI HdrdH0-L Vt. Uors'hsI
Mar M.r,tyec and lady. ?. UAbela, Madame p pAngn
Aired fosi Mr. Ypots T. w Rollins q. Stevenson Messrs
Terrv : Rpbo v V Escalers 4. Samson. II. b. Brown,
Gfice f. L. Plumb At'sehe Lse.tian IN Mexico aud osi
NIL n I,reus C. \ Woodward l.. +. Hedjines Roger
ersues R He,sUe Tess Braceb " T. ssTsr N Mi.'
FIIr,,s., v : Correude- A. De Sotolong and ser.
want Msyorso :. Norman. Fsrn,ndse ~ kapr;. I; T.
NJ Robi1. IL n Winans DR.. l.. P. Craze {. Gerson A.
Boare g. Fen,nd.z a G. Ponl9 r Teudsy' 'ie's ora
~, anbion Mr., T. Llado and child, Mis-. h. Coin q
B"n.i Miss {. Cote, j. DAVIS F.. f Lambs w iodcs,t'
NJ md Me- IKE and two children, VI Harrison prs VI
Cois, / Dupre F. Variaue, 4. La CTolK w Fontoh j..
Wi'i,Ds q Demsrtin J. Nischer P GLASGOW, j. Lseo',e'
ID, v,1rditb g. Ruhe : NJ. Feud, I. Feuara Chg. D. r.
Pou.roy L. Howes aud the Aztec thuiTen'
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.a,iy be taken and the cattle unlosded ysrded and
"a :, Creenbush OF East Albany, at West Albany an'
hsr more convenient for the droyeI, and cattle 9e'
Than st the latter place.
For the transportation Of cattle there j. need Of p''e
, Albany sDy moe than there & need Of ofiose 0i nos'
IN Tia, IL Necessary for the perfect aecemmoaauon q 'e
e, ief Of cattle ard sheep from the New OH 'ena 70 'e
l, seh1ctis and Hudson River or Harlem haHosa' iOi
those ,cyers roads to agree that the stock nom 'ne wen
hnb uuosded a, Greenbush and erect proper Sceommcds
Hons for them and the whole Of shis yezsiiOu trouble VIII
b o1Visted
The write- fhi. e1rnentay familiar with this whole
and .si.sed that nothing but local personal H.
lsre,t controls it Al now Plsc'iced.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS Il.

s..an.hip-Clesor. Lord, kingston jam Walden
Booth -, ,, nh, q A. Snow
Rl,a.. Anatew Jackson Johusen, San Frsnceo, H. N.
Cooley. ,-,., von.h us;,eke n
,v1it syoins fgr) Cuthberson Cork Ednliston Biosi
s. Tb1,in Gray Csrdeu,s r. 2. Buck CO.. Jenny rits'
D.; w.yinsr Atkinson Arroyo. R r.. B. T. Small John
Hathaway, Townsend, Havana, l. b. Gsssr p,. y.rrx.
s.b,o0.r-S.m smith, Beaumont, tas-hiveT, IT, nenSy'
Ill ePrl Rhodeuw all Nassau, ~ F., Jos Lness; W.
saDilbrrv. Hudson Phlsdeph. J. Hand Ninth Of June
,,sp',S iIsiif.1 IL j. {. A. Dewof; Wolcott Parker,
Ro.i"u J. g. DAYTON Co Anna (Br) Doherty Al, Csyes
Wf,ou Csmmann.
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