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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-09-05
TO MYOLD CUSTOMERS.

TO MYOLD CUSTOMERS.
HATEFUL for plst favors, and de-
IN termiEed to use every exertion TO
please my old customers, and the public
generally who will favor me with their en-
enlargement, ] beg leave to inform
them that having purchased the interest of
Mr.. Henry Clayton in the late firm of
Evans & Clayton, tho business will hereaf-
ter be conducted by me at the old stand,
where | shall keep constantly on hand, n
general assortment of GOODS adopted to
this market.
| have likewise rented from Messrs.
~ Lape & Snyder their large Cot
n,,no sauM ton Ware House, which is in
%.22MAA&zl G pod order, and will be kept in
repair during the season. Persons wishing
to store their Cotton in a safe, dry and con.
venent shed, can do so by applying TO
J. u EVANS.
Rodney, Aug l, 1897. %
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-09-05
F0yeEfc Fem0Ie .fc0dcnly.

FHyeEte Female .fc1demIy.
WVIE Examination in this institution
n will take plac'.
ON Thursday, SEPTEMBER 7h.
TO commence at o o'clock, A. NJ. The
friends of this institution are respectfully
invited to attend.
JOHN NJ. WHITNEY.
Presf Of The Board Of Trustees.
JomN II. DUNCAN, Secretary.
August %, 1897. 2S-3w
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-09-05
Public Sale,

OF
TOWN PROPERTY IN FAYETTE.
NH the fourth NJ pnday in September,
q 1887, | will sell at puclic auction,
(f not sooner disposed of at private snIe,)
all the real estate of John VI. Jones, in Fay
cite, consisting of
SEVEN TOWN LOTS,
on which are two dwelling honses--beirg
the same now occupied by Mr.. ID. ID. Flee
hartv and Mr. f. J. Smith. They will be
sold separately if purchasers desire. S'le
to take place at ~ o'clock, at the door OF
the courthouse in Fayette.
Teams: Twelve months credit-note anG
security. CHAS. CLAIM
Attorney for John NJ. Jones
September ), 1897 3O-3w
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-09-05
NOVEMBER ELECTION.
STATE OFFICES.
GOVERNOR.
Hon. ALBERT q. MNUTr, of Warren.

Hon. ALBERT u. M'NUTr, OF Warren.
HIGH COURT OF ERRORS & APPEALS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
G.. p SMITH, Of Wilkinson county.
['rhe LIST District composes Wilkinson, Ad-
ans, Amite, Pike, Marion, Perry, Han
cock, Jackson, Green, Wayne, Jones,
C1vngton, Llwrence, Copiah, Jefferson
and Franklin counties.
JUDGE OF lST Judi DISTRICT.
GRAFTON BAKER, Esq. of Natchez.
STATE TREASURER.
CHARLES G. MAYsoN, Esq. the present
State Treasurer.
UNITY OFFICES.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Col. CHARLES CLARK,
GEORGE LEIGHTON, Esq.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Col. JAMES J. COLLIER, present Clerk.
SIIERIFFALTY.
SAMUEL LAUGHMAN, ALEx'R b. Ross,
GEORGE Tony, JAs.H. MONTGOMERY
COUNTY TREASURER.
JoHN H. COLLIER, Esq. (present Treas'r.)
Thomas III. DUGGAN, Esq.
TAX COLLECTOR.
Thomas ii. MARBLE. JUSTICE NJ. KING,
JAMES b. Truly, STEPHEN CARROLL
JouN A. GALBRArrH
TAX ASS ESSOR.
JAMES MCDONALD.
BOARD OF POLICE-S. Z. District.
WASHINGTON s. BURCH.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-09-05
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
NO II

NO TICE.
AGREEABLY to an order of the Pro-
bate Court of Jefferson county, | will sell
at the door of the Courthouse in said cOnn-
~, on the first day of October next, on a
credit of twelve months, the undivided in
terest of Charles C. L. Abbey, minor, in
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
one in possession of Stephen Terry, and
and the other in possessi III of Mrs. Maria
G. Nash. Sad lands being part of the same
owned by George Clan, dec d.
CHAS ii. ABBEY, Guardian
August |, 1897. 25-
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-09-05

variety of BLANKS kept Of
IL hand and fC sale at this Office
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-09-05
COUNTY OFFICES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Col. CHARLES CLARK,
GEoRGE LEIGHTON, Esq.
The native American., 1837-08-26
PROSPECTUS OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN

Under the auspices Of the Native American As
sociaton Of the United States" the subscriber pro-
poses publish paper with the above title in this
city.
The object of this paper will be the repeal Of the
Naturalization Law, the re-establishment Of the de-
cnng character Of the Native American and to assert
those rights guaranteed to by the charter Of the
Revolution and resecured by the brilliant victories Of
the late =
In stating the objects Of this publication, imply
the existence of party adverse to those interests
established; and the history of latter days, warrants
the belief that such party is in existence but IL Is
one which we must meet and combat on the thresh-
hold of our country. The political revolution which
we witness in England, and which is extending itself
gradually but surely over the continent Of Europe is
indicative of,he restless and darng spirit Of the age
A contest between the arisocratc and democratic
principles in which the crumblng but still gigantic
power of hereditary right. is vainy opposing itself to
the right of the people, be heard in the Legislative
Councils, in proportion TO their numbers: out Of these
two great parties, the Wings and Conservatives Or
Tories, has sprung another powerful body, called
Radicals, equally obnoxious to both Of tho two chief
contendng parties. The conservatives fear il with
shuddering and overwhelming fear; and the wings
who 90 for liberal, but not destructive REFORM dread
this third estate in the realm, because il is composed
of the violent elements of society, and disposed to 90
to the lengths of revolution or a civil war; conse-
qucnty it is the object with both wings and tories, to
rid the country Of this dangerous Intermediate party
and other sure means is offered than to ship them
to shores: Hence the overwhelming arrival Of
The native American., 1837-08-26
uOSEPH L. PEABODY.-Drug and Paint store
- Centre Market space, Washington City.
II OUSE FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS.-
R0IEI .ER II llNN pcnnsx lx A x..,,,.. he

IL BOrELER u DOM, on pennsyl lvans Avenue be-
tween AZ and 9th streets We have in Rooms
very general assortment Of House Furnishing Goods
which we would invite the attention of persons furnishing
the following lis, comprises part of sock PER- Card
Dninng, Breakfast Washing and Kitchen Tables, Belsteads,
Beds and Mattresses Sofas, Seboars Dressing and plain
eaureauv, Gilt frame, Mantle and Pier Looking Glasses
Box roilc, and o, Mahogany, Cane and wood
seat Chairs and Rocker chairs, Dinner oictt and lea Sets
Plates, Dishes Pitchers and Cups and Saucers Glass
blers, Decancrs, Wne-glasses and Pnchers Hook and
Champagne glasses Plated casors Canestcks and Snner
and trays Astral, Hall, Mantle and Side Lamps, Ivory han
died knives and forks full Of 81 prs Common and Buck
handled Knives and Forks Shovel and longs, Tenders and
Androns, britannia Tea Sets, Sptoons and Coffee Potts.
Block tin Cofee Pots and Biggs, Eggboilers and Bread
Gr,crs, Hearth Crumh, Hair, Back"g Sweeping, Horse
Scrbbing Brushes Tea caidys, Coffee Mills and Spice
Boxes general assortment OF Tin and Iron Ware Baskets
Chairs Market Work. Knife and Cake Baskets, Walters
and Tea boar ds Brass Llach and Glass Curtain Knobbs
Glass Mahogany BeaureAnx Knobs, Bird Cages Spades
Hces akes and Grid Irons, Ivory Kidding Combs superior
article, Corkse,cws Lgnnmsaed and nmss Casors acks,
Screws. Nails Braces, and Iron and Britannia Spoons Bean
Keys aud Brass Screw Rings Boxes Of Bscking
Rat and Mouse Traps, ingehane, Painted and Cedar Buck
es Bread Troughs Cake Boards Clothes Pins Barre
Covers Churps and Tubbs Feathers Basket Caragc
Tea Bells and Spool Stands Table Mats aud Stable Ian
thron. besides variety Of useful articles enumerated
al Of which they will sell low.
M IO-St
The native American., 1837-08-26

SOFA AND CABINET wARE-RoOMS.-Tho
- Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have ON hand and IN manufacture
10 order,
CABINET FURNITURE AND SOFAS
or a kinds NJ the shortest Do,iee and the
able terms Persons furnishing ~iii do well to give MS
call our iioom., Penns, Avenue, between the
Capitol Gate and Railroad depot.
Our stock hand consists Of
Sofas, Lounges snd Sofa Redstea ds
Column and plain Sheboard.
Dressing, Column and plain Burcsus
Centre Dining, Ssle, Pier, Card and breakfast Tables
Mahogany, Maple and Poplar Beslsieads
Ladies' Cabinets, bookcases
Wardrobes, Wsshstsnds
Mahogany, Rocking, and Parlor Chairs
Aud every other article in the Cabinet line.
Furniture repaired and old furniture taken exchange FOR
new Funerals attended TO, and every requisite furnished
G. w. DONN II co.
~ b. Individual notes taken payment OF debts or for
Furniture.
augt0-Sv
The native American., 1837-08-26

NOTICE.-The subscriber intending TO remove
IN his umbrella mannfactory from his present location
respectfully requests al his who have le umbrellas
pasols frames with him to and repair, and likewise
those that have left smrs without orers respectively
call and take them otherwise he cannot be accountable
Cor them after the lapse Of thirty days
DANIEL PIERCE
The native American., 1837-08-26

FRENCH POLITENESS. In consequence Of its
having been made known to the French chamber of
deputies that rule existed in the house of repesen
tatives Of the United States, giving the privilege Of
seats on the floor within the hail, during the sittiags
Of congress- to members of foreign legislatures, they
were resolved manifest the civlity to members
Of the American congress. The difficulty how
the affair should be managed to place Mr.. White, Of
Florida on footing with their members at Washing
ton, as there were no privileged within the hall
ofthe palaces in which the deputies sit was propos-
ed to give place in the tribune, reserved for the min
lister and those invited by them, and finally to mani
fest the esprit du corps Of national legislators, they
have furnished Mr.. w. with medal Of member OF
the chamber which gives the entire to all the palaces
reviews, and other public establishments which dep
uty has.
The native American., 1837-08-26

Russian literature. at the present day, produces
many female authors, principally romance writers.
Some of them very popular. Amongst them re
named the Countess R., Mesdames Teplof
Iarzof, and Ischmo whose productions in prose and
verse have excited lively interest
The native American., 1837-08-26
DANIEL PIERCE

VUM. w. BANNERMAN, respectfully informs
w the public that he continues execute Engraving in
all i,s varioa, branches, also CopperpIs,e printing
o. II
The native American., 1837-08-26

TAR. M. l.. WEEMs, respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has removed his office
and residence the house Mr.. Sades hardware store
on Pennsylv lvania Avenue east Of 9th street
aug 19--3t'
The native American., 1837-08-26

A HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, who can come well
N recommended Apply the office OF the Native American
on the Pennsylvania Au nue.
a COOK WANTED, one WHO understands French and
N American Cooking will be preferred Apply at the
office Of the Native American.
VNTM. r. ELLIOT.-Architect and Engineer,
w No 10 City Hail. ,tinues to m Ike Designs and
Drawings Of Public and Priva'e Bnidinea
DooK AND JOB PRINTING, neatly executed
d att 10 Office.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

Since our last, the following new prisoners have
been committed to gaol. viz -
Amsble Dcnsis,
Gideon Pinsoneau, Parish OF BGlrhnde.
Josep Plnsoncsu,
J. s. La Rueque, Of Rigaud
Bonoyen,ure Vieer.
J. u. SENEGAL
J. Bic. Lafrnisinc.
Louis Charbonneou.
Joseph Lsudry dit Grnndic.
Julien Reynier
Michel Arguel.
David Learn.
Three Of the above, We believe the three frs,
named arc of the number Of those concerned 10
the murder of Chsrrsnd. These, and sis others
were brought to town yesterday, 10 the Princes
Vicioria, under a guard from ST Johns. Ono 9TH
er was brought up from ST Dennis, in the John
Bull.
A very exaggerated idea. we believe, il curren,
as 10 the extent to which The operation Of Martial
Law lie to effect The administration Of justice in
the District. The proclamation expressly limits
its application to the suppression of treason and
revolt, and We have good authority for saying that
the rumufed extension of IT TO oil offences has no
foundation IN law or fact.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
From the Montreal Courier, Dc. 8.

Military Movements. On Wedn.day last. a
company OF the Royals. under Capt. Msyne. lief,
town Tor 81 Johns, 10 reinforce the CARLSON IN that
place and yesterday three comps nies VI the 25th,
under i.'eei. COL Hughes. we're despatched in the
same direction.
Four companies Of the 32d. and attachment
OF The Royal anllsry. with two guns. raurned to
town IN the John Bull. yesterday mornisy. from
The brigade under Col. Gore. The remsbde, If
the brigade, we understand. will remain tor the
present IN occupation Of ST. Dennis, snd TIN other
villages on the Rlcheeu.-The whole kigade
Goes not sPpesr TO have marched on Monda,to ST
hyseinihe. The reception Of those who I'D i.
stated to have been quite pacific, though their
march. so far ss the finding Of the fugiliyes was
concerned, wac Intellectual
The funeral Of Lieut.. Weir 10 TO take place. We
learn. this day. The procession viii move f,,m
hl' late resdenee. near the Steam Mil. at twoP.
81. We have understood that It IS intended A.,
the several Volunteer Baiishons TO render n.
tribute u respect 10 the deceased, BY fskinr car
N The PROCESSION.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
From the Montreal Herald, Dee. 5h.

Proclnmhtions have Q, last been issued, offering
rewards for the apprehension Of the principal irnl
tore. The rewards appear to be graduated aceor
ding TO the ruscolity of the parties.
For L. j. Papmeau. fl 900 ;
for DR.. Wolford Nelson, Thomas $. Brown, +. b.
OCallaghan, NJ. p. p. Joseph r. Drolet. NJ. p.
p. Jos e. Gitourd, NJ. p. P. VIM. Henry Scott
NJ. p. p; +. f. Roder, NJ. 2. P. Amury Glrod;
Jean o. Chener, each E500
For Pierre Paul Demaiay. Joseph F. Davignon,
Julien Gagnon, Pierre Amioi, Timotbe Frsnchere,
Louis Pcrrault, Alphonse Gauvim Louis Gauthier,
Rod. Des ResrivIcres, fl00
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

Prphstie ions Qurser ADAns closed his late
speech in Congress, with the following emphatic
and prophetic truths,
"rhis measure, (,he sub-Tre,,ury scheme, too
absurd for serious reasoning too slsrung for scorn-
fol dersion. absurd that 1t was impossible to be
hsvs !, proposed with sincerity go terrible to the
fs,uri,y Of this nation. if really sincere after float
Ing trimPhsn,ly in its passage from the Department
through the Senate into this House. has this day,
BY 'imie and slmos, Departing resistance, been
deferred till The winter session. QT-for the scsry
TO 60 home and feel the pulse OF the democracy Of
numbers. With the winter session. /, will come
back. That IL will ever re-
eeive the sanctioned this House, may a mercifsl
heaven forbid IA he 'ntrrai. at least, ItrA cher.
'sA a< hope Of better hiags and catch every CLEAN
Of brighter prospects, to illuminate the auspices Of
the coming year"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
RUTLAND HERALD'
RUTLAND. VT.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBrR "a
THE CANADIAN WAR,

UJWe are sorry TO notice that the civil s-..
among our Canadian neighbors, 10 likely av,A,
collision between them and our eitizens IN n,
tiers.
The Franklin 81 Abans) Messenger, Of III, Ia
contains the proceedings of a spirited mcstia, u
The Court House in that town on the Ilth "whr,
Messenger snys) was filled to OVERLOOKING, 10 ID
to consideration the proptiety Of arminc GU,
and adopting measures for the security Of our fto
against any depreciation, which nigh, be comma
military force, or armed citizens Of Lower Cd
now upon our frontiers
The Hon. J. ID. Farnsworth presided a. Ch,,ul
The account then goes on to state that "Far,. wen
ted before the meeting, from which il appeared
the destruction of the lives and property Of our nd
had been threatened, and the burning Of this rsl
bans and Of some Of our neig hboring village. M
ulsrly the village of Swanton Falls"
Hon. Asa Adds, l. b. Hunt, ESQ., Henri Al,
ID. Reed, Julius Hoyt, and Lawrence Br,in,rd, 1.
ally addressed the meeting. After appointing a {,
mi,tee 10 take the object OF the meeting into conud,
ton, and report, it was adjourned TO the next DAY
On opening the meeting pursuant 10 ,dournm
the account states, that six or seven hundred pen
assembled.
committee was appointed TO draft and repot,
lutions. The committee accordingly reported a
preamble and a number of spirited Resolves, part,
OF rather n war-lke character. Among other thin
is resolved TO recommend to organize volunteer
pany 10 act in defence OF their rights. The cor
Rihemen and all sharp shooters nre recommend
clean their rifles, balls, supply themselves with
der and be ready nj all times TO redress any matt
insult.
On the whole, we should think our 81. Alban, III
had little more Of the war spirit than either the
ligerants. We should rather see them more cool
The same paper contains q similar meeting
citizens Of Swnnton. They also seem to be full
war spirit,and we like such spirit when i, becom
cesssry. We doubt whether our Swanton Gisnt
are not little too fierce. II 10 easier to enki,
fame, than il is to subdue il when /, gets once a
We copy the most Of the proceedings Of this
ing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
STILL LATER


The Traveller left Nisgsrs this afternoon with
one hundred Roy, volunteers, under the command
Of Daniel McDougle, who vas Lieutenant IN the
Miis ct The battle of Quecnstoo. The Steamer
TrsnsIt is lying off in the bay Of Toronto, with
The family Of the Governor and the public NUM-
.icns The Militia are assembling al Nlsgar0.-
Approximations are felt Of an attack upon the town
tonight, and preparations are making for defence.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
THE CANADA WAR.


JoiHn,eer, for Canada. Yesterday, bandbls
we're posted up aboni the ely, calling upon the
friends Of Csusda to meet OF Wslshes Cofe House
'sst evening. Tor the putposc Of beating up ,cun
iocr. far the lode peuden, Canadian Service"
In tie evening about two hundred a.sembled--
= chsitmsu was appointed, several speeches made,
resolutions passed aud ordered TO be published and
IN invitation cent To Mr. Mackenzie. Toronto, TO at
tend smother mceting On MGndsy evening.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
COMMERCIAL iIER.Lp Orricn.

Oswsao Dec. IL o'clock, p. NJ.
The sehr. Violet. Capt. MeCumber, has jus;
come into our barbor from Bellvllc. Upper Canada.
Capt. McCumber states that a government FIX
press passed through BcllvI!e yesterday. with in.
ieliigcn,e that he patriots had assembled, and
were IN arms in the vicinity OF Toronto headed by
Mckenzie Bdwell and Paper fall credit wus
given 10 this Intelligence ct Delvc.
"1lo Campbells coming"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
From As Albany .Argus.

We understand that communication has been
addressed by the Secretary OF Stale Of the United
s'sies by direction Of the President. to the Cover
nor Of TINS State, requesting his attention 10 any
movements gro S'ng out Of the present contest 10
'ne csnsda'. that may violsie the laws Of the Unity
&C e'sies psssec 10 preserve the relations Of anti
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

Qu,bce Dee. T. Some Of the Township Mill
tia in Lower Canada and volunteers, have actual
,y marched in the rear ot the disturbed Counties.
The rebels are still 10 force on the rivers Cham.
bly, and iamoska, and in the County Of the Two
Mountains. Qnebee Casciit.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

with iore'ch powers ani falsl tho ,hr..
our t'ea''es WITH them. and reoos,ron
prompt interference ,oa,rc,,,Lon ..,s ="
" any r.'la''''"n' ore made ola hostile my
gans' any foreign powe, 10 sm,,y 49,, -, Y,
States. Similar communicated. ,. Wv Y
dressed to the Executives Of Vc,mos,' V',
gan, and to the District Attorney, ,,S W., - "
Of those States and uf this. wa"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
Office orMe Secretary ofMe PrOrinc

QUBBEC oth Dec, 1857.
His Escelency the Governor in Chief mas been
pleased 20 authorize and command, by Royal Com
mission, Lieutenant General Sir John Coborne. X.
c. b., G. c. II. Comm, nding Her Majesty's For
ces in the Province, to execute MARTIAL LAW
in the District Of Montreal, end 10 punish all per.
sons acting. aiding, or IN any manner assisting in
the conspiracy ard Rebellion which now exists
within the said District, according to MARTIAL
LAW, either by death or otherwise. for the sup
preston and punishment Of all rebels in the said
District.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

pany Of light infantry. fhomen OF artillery,
IN this state, may, in hts discretion. call has
company together, for military discipline
and Instruction. in addition TO the times
herein provided, no, exceeding two days in
each year.
~ L. f1sfrard
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
Prom IL, St. John az ~ ca4at,, Noe. 30.

Military .uoremerL Last Friday. smother de-
taehmept Of the 43d Light Infantry under the
command Of Captain Egehon. marched from the
barracks to Indian Town, and embarked on bourd
The steamer Gazelie for Fredericton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

.Nts io'k STATE Eieofion The STOLE number
az votes given for Senators a,the late election was
2eo.53a ia 1885. sol .<9I decrease. 1898
10 1888. the aggregate Wing vote was 1874 .352 /;
IN 1887. lo5 ,ss3-inefesse. 81 53l. The Van
Barren vote &c 1885. ~ss l6T l3o 10 1897 i4o,-
o!o-deeresse. 2e.46e. The Van BoIen MAORI
~ issi year vas ss,7sT. Wing majority hi,
year. 1919.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
From The 81. Lawrene Republican Extra.
OGD,NsBURGH, n. Y.

OGDaNsBURoH, n. Y.
Friday Evening, Dec. 8.
Ihe steamboat kingste arrived, express, at
rferco', bringing antintelligence oftbe first
blow Tor Liberty having bce' struck in the Upper
Province. An attempt vas made TO arrest Mr.
Mackenzie for treason or section. BY the officer,
OF The Government. supportedby the militia, when
the People arose in their nigh and released The
prisoner. and discom6,ted the nyrmidons Of ire,
Ponsible power. with the loss d Colonel Of mill.
TIA, and five men killed, and Captain and several
men wounded.
We have the report from h,nic sources that
the Glengary Militia, whose Cplonels preferred
Their Regiments TO Lord Gosforj, have to & man
refused 10 march and it is said, cooled the srdor
OF some OF their ultra royal officers by an INNER
son IN the ST Lawrence
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

QuHEStTuN. L. c. Dec. o. 1887.
p.S. Will, write, the Militia are ordeted TO
meet fof,h~iih. at Niagara. II is thought thsi
few will tteud the Muster.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
1887 and 8.

Can history point on, such q rou,, such reverse
~ fortune, such political discontinue in short
= time To have but THREE states out Of 90
and those three very small and new states-snd
yet the President is told by Kendall and others,
that he must exhibit "Roman irmness"-he must
stand BY his measures-he must renew his recon-
mendatons TO take control Of the public money
out Of tho hands Of the people. and establish q
TRRAsuRv BAsK
One fact seems 10 be- established beyond doubt
BY the course Of the new President. lie has de-
eeived his friends well as his opponents as 10
the measure of his intellect. and has exhibited such
wsnt OF capacity, Of ordinary good sense and sbil
i,y. Cor the high station he occupies. that the poor
est Loco Foco 10 his ranks now cnteuans q very
humble opnon Of his talent and this proves that
mankind are frequently apt to mistake cunning and
successful tact for ability and high requirements.
The Magicisn at the Museum who makes lady
disappear. converts eggs into oranges. and swal.
lows balanced knife and fork, is wonderful man
In his way, bat would cer,,inly make q very indif-
hrent President Of the United Ststes.-N York
Sfsr.