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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

~ a wEsrERN "cEHMrH Oh coIoa.n
10 -~s TuNE-~Oid Dan Txclesr.n

ASOOO = wv 0O1nKes
~ a wrsrErN "cENMrH Oh COLOR"
- ->s TuHE-.Od Dan Tucker"
ID: clouds hsb gone and skies come bright,
An dc people gin to see de light,
An dey sing up loud n dey push along,
To good old tune dis bran new song,
Get out de way ole Kentuckyi
You're too late to come de suckey-l
nber die 'telligent community-you's q
Ieesls= too late Cor dat game!
Dey is in One predicament,
Dem Lokies 10, Tor President,
Dey'ye SIX good hosses in dc paster,
AM cherry one dey can run faster
dan dn; old spawned nag what de coons
10 ewine for 10 put on de track for de for
ty.lebbcnth timc-so
as Get ont de way, &c.
Dere's de wagon hos oh Pennsylvania,
De Dutchmao tink him best OBJ any, 4
An, II de 'clade to mount his back,
To run de Presidential track
den chaw chaw! how his rider will crack
Dc whip and sing,
ne a., Get out Dc way, &c.
o., den dsy've got mighty hos
0ens want 70 pat him on de course
Do man wat killed ole red Tecumseh,
And den twill Be- with . rumsey dumpsey,
Get out De way, &c.
Aa' den dars's Cass, who's up to snuff.
Iguess he glib de British 'nough!
He'll win d race like young greyhound,
An you'll hear him snort at cherry bound,
4r Get out de way, &c.
'.'Eow, uncle Pete, as you is from de Souf,
an ls,e consider BILE out Of BRET, s'pose you
lemonade on varse bout de Soudern hos. -
"A yarse bout de Soudern hos?"
Eyes $50 varse Bout de Soudern hos. -
Berry we'll: here's um"
Oh, den dere's de Soudern hos, Calhoun.
Who eat cherry day some fifteen COON
To lick Kentnck, dat hos is able,
An nebber take be hind foot out de stable.
So get out de way, &C.
HE ali! he-ah! Hear HIM Niger! Ea,
ebsry day some fifteen coon! Best to suck
oil DAFT Guess he got some fur in he
mouf, sny way"
"Nebbsr mind dat-eat fifteen COON
cherry day, you say, uncle Pe,si"
-Ebery day.
"Weii-weIl-ls'e accommodate, seen
its sou. Now stand back, coon! / lat
perfectly cover my.ef, an dis exhibition
will be close by dis niger, indiwidooly
come, dem
An' dere is MATTY, good as new,
He'll hug de ground, am he'll put 'em through
Hssu beat Ill de hos de coon can bring,
An you'll hear when be starr, Dc people sing
Get out de way, &C.
De peoples favorite, Harry Clay!
IA de Lokies beat him any day; s
His track hab got most debblish mucky,
He's used up hos, dat old Kentucky.
"Oh. CORY almighty! He run jus, 'bou
as we'll as bow-leegcd Sam Jonsing! d.
mill boy OBJ de Slashes!'- he ah, ne ah
cant come dat ober dis people, no how, 81
put ia de tammerine, dere, niger"
3e Get out de way,
-sgib US de bass, uncle Pete,"
Get out de way, DERE
fall togedder, now"
Get out de way, ole Kentucky,
~l You're too ole to come de suckey.
e1Ladies an gemmen: dis exhibition i.
close for dis time. Whcneber de coon.
come anoder song in dc public print, di.
niger will be redy TO come anoder sons
back agin." ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

I EDGERS. Journals, Day and Blank Books,
IL Ecle etic Readers, Granmars. Geogra ,hies
Aliases, Dictionaries, 4Arithmetics and Spelling
Books; Visiting asd Business Cards, Stationery
Of all descriptions, At St. Louis prices.
Nov. 10. W.M. DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
A CARD.

nR. WAKEFIELD Dentist, recently from
II New York City, will remain for short
time at Fietcher's Hotel, where he will be happy
to receive those wishing his services. Recon-
mendations unobjectionable.
Jan. 20.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

AND FORKS, Butts and Screws.
IN Door Hinges, Norfolk Latchee, Hand.
saws and Files, Pocket, Shoe, and Butcher
kn'ves, Axes. Wood Saws, Needles. Pins.
Iacks, Trunk, Chest and Door Locks, Coffee
Nils, Gun Locks, Spoons. Shoe Makers
Thread and Tacks &c. &C., for sale BY
Oct ~. ] 8 DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
NEW & CHEAP GOODS.

I. KIMBALL has just received from the Eas
y. tern clte.. large and splendid stock Of
Goods, we'll suited to fhe Fall trade, comprising
every variety OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
shoes. Queensware and Hardw are. all Of winch he
is determined TO sell the very lowest price for
which they can he purchased any yshe re west OF
the Mountains The following articles constitute
a part OF his stock
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
WALES, ERE CO.. N. Y. JAN. II, 1874

WALES, ERIE CO.. N. Y. JAN. II, 1a43.
We certify that we have used B. A. Fahne-
stocks Vernlifuge in our families, and in every
case il has proved decided and eAectusl remedy
for expeliing worms from the system. We cor
daily rec nd II 10 parents who have children
afflicted with that dangerous malady.
Elon Virgil, VIM. 3. Paine, Robt. May, Joseph
Burroughs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

WE sabsefiber has commenced the nanu(sc.
- turing Of Ladies BOOTS AND Shoes. q
al kinds and qualitss and solicits their nafron.
age. shoP on Columbia street, near Fetcher,,
Dec. %, ls43-f "s'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
wMIsKEY.

WHISkEYs
On; BARRELS Anderson and Bridges.
~ Rsesi6ed Whiskey fes sale by
Jan Is, BIT DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
rAHNEsTOCK'S CHEAP ANDPOP-
ULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
n. A. Eahnest0ck,s Vermifuge,
A PERFECTLY SAFE

PERFECTLY SAFE
And a certain Cure for Worms.
n Certificates Of its efficacy can be seen Al
he store Of the subscribers sufficient to satisfy the
most increduious. Price Is cents.
For sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK co.
corner Sixth and " God street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
lust received BY the subscriber and fos
~ sale very low for rnsh,
Young Tyson and Imperial Tea,
5 Boxes Boston Soap,
! Box Pepper Saace,
do Boston Pickles,
l do Ke.chup,
! Barrel Loaf Sugar,
l Bag Pepper,
] Keg Saleraius,
6 boz. Tin Cam Mustard,
3 NJ. best qualify principce and Havana
Cigars,
Box hes, Virginia Tobacco.
May l3.h-n s. PAGE, Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
OIL.

q BRLS. Linseed Oil, FOR sale bv
- Nov. IL. COPP & PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
FALL AND WINER GOODS.

AMI w UyyyJJS. <tsfea
FEE F asR g5a IL
qualities s
A s... variety Of soor. Of now and fs.so"asis .yl..
Blue Mixtures. Grey. Dna .a Ribbed Of .
KENTUCKY JEANS.
pleasing pa'%. :''''' " " -'
goods -. oa . s% mann: FOX found IN
FORREST CLOTHS,
heavy quality, know Sleeps Gray
WINTER COATINGS
mad. A.
BED BLANKETS,
.rs. of White, Green, and Plain
r.soni ks. NJ De l.., Mssad ..s common Plaid
MOUsELIN DE LANES,
PRINTS! PRINTS!
1ns pas: ps before offered this
BROWN MUsLNs
= !. L'" do s ss'a" s. Stout s heavy 8 pHf s
:. Fine and En',.sn.
j.s1ons,. c.msdss. Plaid and Striped M..nn..
HANDKERCHIEF ELS
;Hs s:ssP: md Fancy Cote" Flag Also Ladies -
Black: s..s!.s. sslo,sa dresses,
r.nau s.dn., c,rn,.rs and Cap Ribbons.
andc oored,
DO Egypt = ;" - fingered
HOSIERY.
kandw
% 5sns.Soo' ss %"':,s s.e. and e,or.s
do blackap white
4: !: :. :: II: +: +, ; : :s;
Romha.nes h,netta
Gerian
dCmbnes Woo.ey Bohbn.t
Bed Ifckngs Black Th~adatL
Seges do do Insertion
WoredS rxes Csmbic ndSwivEd
Supero attn VeNi do Insertion
Checks BowpH olInd.
Jr.hJiu
10 dk chic corddN ID
Diaper hem.i
Russia veve,
Tweed Cloths, silk
Twist. Stines,
Blk Grapes,
Linen Coat binding GrenB Barge,
rad Worscd Low VeI.h
rikrhe
Gold acod. Ne,N Caps
Braces,
for Mems
Collars for bnnet.
a Eyes,. FancyS &c. &c
and with
OF country produce in
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

NEW GOODS.
T1NHE subscribers are now receiving a. th.ir
Il Brick Store, on the corner Of Main and Jeffer.
son streets. large and general assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
such a. Cloths. Cassineres, Sattineis, Ky. Jeans,
kersevs and Alpacha Cloths; 4 large and SPLEEN
did assortment Of Print.. Of every variety and
style, Brown Sheetings. BIeached goods at vari.
Gus prices; Cotton and Wooden Flannel.. Macki-
nav and whitney Blankets. Ginghani.. Irish Lin
ems. Brown Hollands, Merinoes. Silks, Satiu.,
Bed Tickings. Checks, Cotton Yarn. Waddinr.
Batting. Hosiery. Cotton Hdfs, ShawIs, vestins :,
Gloves. Ribbons. Buttons. Combs. &c. &c.
ALSO.
Hardware. Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Bonnets. Groceries, Salt, Iron. Nails Cast.
inge, Glass. &c. tm
We invite the public to call and see our goods.
and examine for themselves We will take
Wheat, Pork. Beef and, Cash in exchange for
goods. POSTLEWAIT l. CKEEGAN.
Burlington, Oct. Fl, 1s43--y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
r. +. Goodhue

=. r. GOOdhue,
\ TIORNEY AND COUNSELLOR .tI.v
- Once on the corner OF Washington and
Mair streets. Bortiagtou. lows.
Dc Is, 13lS-f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
FORK

"7ANTED BY the subscri bers, for which
w they will pay liberal price in casl
or goods. BRtDGMAN BROTHERS,
Nov IS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to me either BY note or
IA book account are requested to call and settle
before the first Of January next.
Dec. 9. w. NJ. DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
DRY GOODS.

1000 ps. American. French and English Cali
Goes. from to IS cents per yard,
IS do Muslin de LANES Of the latest styles,
from 37A TO 62A cents per yard.
so do Kentucky Jeans. from 81 to so cents
peryard,
so do Satinets, blue mkt, black MKT,
steel do. ribbed and plain, from 80 cts
to 81 per yard.
20 do very heavy Sheep. grey Woolens.
% bales Domestlcs,
SO ps bieached Sheetings and Shirtings,
Is do Cassimeres OF different colors and
quality,
do superhne black Doe skin Cashmere,
do Fancy Cassimercs,
Is do Hard Times. very heavy.
80 do red. white. green and yellow FIannsls.
80 do plain plaiu and checked Linseys,
With Laces of every description Satn.. Silks, Lin
N and imitation Linen Camb. Hdk'fs, 5-4 to ga
Highland and NJ. de Lame ShawI., NJ de Lame
md Fancy printed Hdk'f., Cap. Bonnet and Taffa.
Ia Ribbons Chantilla Wells. black white and blue
Grapes, pic mic Scarfs. Gents. eek do black, blue
black, brown and green Merinoe., silk warp AL
oacas, Orleans cloth, Alepines. Partisan Vel
se,s. Irish linens, black and brown Hollands, Siie.
'ias. cold Cambrics, silk and wors.ed Serges,
Scotch Ginghams, Apron Checks. Scotch, Russia
md cotton Diapers. Table covers. brown and
,ol'd carpet and coat Bindings, cotton and line
Threads. prime assortment Of white and cold Ho.
iery, black, blue black, olive, graen. blue and
teel MKT Broadcloths, black. blue and drab,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths. together with many 9th
,r articles too numerous to mention.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST OR STOLEN.
A BLUE Cloth Clrsk, witha velvet collar.
N add velvet facing. It was put on dray
with baggage, from the STEAM Boar Porosl,
when She landed hen on Thursday night last,
and was missing when the drayman got to the
Catholic Church. Any person who will re-
turn the same 10 ]. q. Clay Mudd Esq shall
be literally rewarded.
Oct. Z 1857 JOHN HEALEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
CARMINITIAL LOZENGES.

A T this season o! the year bowel complaints
"A are always very troublesome and fire.
ouently dangerous; every family should there
fore. be provided with box Of these Lozen-
ges. which will allay the morbid irritabiiity
Of the bowels. restore the checked peTspira-
ton, stop the facilitating discharges. aud in
a sh ort time cure the most inveteratc case OF
Diarrha. chronic dysentery. or habitual Loose
ness. They are very pleasant TO the taste,
and are sold at the low price Of 25 cents 4 box.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S ANTI Bill.
LlOUS PILLS.
A gentle but efficient cathar,ic. expressly
adaItcd for a family physic; and are not sur
passed by any other pill in use. for oil cases
in which a carthariic ieindicaied. They will
operate thoroughly without gripping. Price
Is cents, for q box containing 80 pills.
PNEU MONIC, OR COUGH BALSAM.
A valuable remedy for Coughs and Colds.
Price Is cente,
COUGH LoZENGEs.
These Lozengcs possess all the virtues Of the
best Cough Syrupe, are convenient to carry
in the pocket and are very pleasant to the
taste. Price IS cents.
LIQUID OPODELDOC.
This penetrating article possesses double the
strength Of the common Opod sldoc, 10 more
Clearly and much more conveniently ap-
piled. Price Is cts.
r. A. FAHNESTOCK T. cos EYE
WATER.
IS cents
Prepared by r. A. FAHNFSTOCK & CO.,
corner Of 9Th aud Woo d sts. httsburgh.
The above val lube Medicines can be had
genuine Of Duct. ]. GArBr Of this City. BE
particular to enquire for Fahnestek's. as there
ere many limitations.
Burlington, Dec 2. lot3-tf
CASH FOR CORN & WHEAT.
1000 Bushels Corn, and
1000 Bushels Wheat, wanted to supply con
tract,by R. ARMSTRONG.
LARD LAMPS,
NOR burning crude Lard and Grease, for
sale by
Nov % BRlDGMAN BROTHERS
TO SPORTSMEN.
CANISTER and Keg Powder r. +. F. and F
Z, F. F. G. from the ceiebra ,eddU lster Mills,
New York
10000 Percussion Caps ribbed G. D.
Dec 80. BRIDGMAN BROTHERS.
HEMP! HEMPH
WE gre prepared to make libs raj advances to
w the Planter. on Hemp consigned to their
friends in Philadelpi I. New York. or Boston.
Des II. BRiDGMAN BROTHERS,.
LA TIE ARRIVAL.
Helm & Holley,
MOULD respectfully info IN the inhsb nts
w Of Burlington aud its vicinity that they
have commenced the business Of
TAILORING
on Water street. one door south Of w. NJ. De.
woes store. where they will do all kinds Of work
in their line in . fashionable style and on the
most reasonable terms. They would say to those
who may be disposed to favor them with their pat.
ronass. that they may be assured Of having their
work done with neatness aud despatch.
ITGarment Cutting will be done at al times
when called for. and warranted to ut If made up
by competen Mt workmen.
Burlington, Dec, Is, lS43-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

BOOTS AND SHOES.
500 prs Ladies Kid Slippers, walking Shoes
aud Bu.kius.
500 do Mems thick Brogans.
$50 do do Kip do
800 do Bows thick do
900 do Women's Kip Boots
800 do Mems thick do
800 do Children's Shoe. OF various kinds.
QUEENSWARE.
100 doz s. Z, and inch blue edg'd Plates,
80 do printed Plates,
80 do Granite China do
400 sett common Cups and Saucers,
100 do printed do do
20 do sets Granite China, complete,
20 pr white and green Vases. various sises,
30 doz futed Tumblers,
Is do Ship do
Is do common do
do glssa Salts.
Is Britannia ca.tors, together with glass Pep
pers. Looking Glasses. DC.
GROCERIES.
loo bagx Havana and Rio Coffee.
IL boxes Y. n Tea. do Imperial do
do Pepper, Is do Soap,
Is do Tobacco, from to 50 cts per ID.
3 casks Saieratus, S boxes Spice.
lOl lbs Chocolate and Cocoa, boxes Mustard.
boxes Pipes; also Indigo, Nladder, Alum,
and Copperss. so barrels Liquors. con-
.i.,ng Of Foreign and Domestic randy Wits.
key and Holland Gin.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

CASH FOR CORN f. WHEAT.
1000 Bushels Corn, and
1000 Bushels Wheat, wanted to supply con
tract, by r. ARMSTRONG.
Dec, %, l343.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24


land lbsod
Of country produce received in exch,
nerefJ eH ondMinS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

DRY GOODS.
H kALES a. Brown Sheetlngs.
OO cases Bleached do.
1000 pieces ass orted Fancy Prints.
100 Jeans and Sattinets,
30 Broad Cloths and assimeres,
100 cotton and woole a Flannels
10 heavy Pilot Cloth.
30 assorted Bed Tickinys,
80 Apron Checks,
80 Carlston and Manc he ste (;inghams
10 = Irish Linens.
19 brown Hollands.
20 Ga colored merinoes and apacha
Cloths,
l case Hard Times,
SO pairs asst. Mack. and Whitney Blankets,
200 woollen and blanket Shawls,
SO beaver and pilot cloth over coats.
bales cotton batting,
= wadding, together with a
great variety of silks, satins, iin.eys, hosiery,
bread, buttons. combs &C.. just received and for
sale by W.T.. COOLBAUGH. & Co. Jet st.
A0S''AP
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

For the cure of weak or inhamed eyes. Price
Is cents
Prepared by r. A. FAIlNFsrOCK CO.,
corner Of 6th aud Woo sts. httsburgh
The above valuable Medicines can be had
genuine Of Duct. J. GArBr Of this City. BE
particular to enquire for Fahnes,ek's. as there
ere many limitations.
Burlington, Dec 2. l8t3-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

TO SPORTSMEN.
CANISTER and Keg Powder r. +. F. and F
\, F. F. G. from the ceiebra ,eddU later Mills,
New York
S0.0OO Percussion Gaps ribbed G. D.
$4,000 do Pills. for sale hv
Dec 80. BRIDGMAN BROTHERS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
HEMP: HEMP,

ME gre prepared to make libt raj advances to
w the Planter. Hemp consigned to their
friends in Philadelp j.. New York. or Boston.
Des II. BklDGMAN BROTHERS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21

At meeting of the Orwell Temperance
Society, holden on the 7th day OF November,
1914, the following resolutions were passed:
Resolved. That We do most heartily APP
prove Of the law passed by the last Legisla-
ture Of this State, relating to the traffic in ar.
dent spirits.
Resolped, That the friends Of Temperance
in this county are requested (the several So
cie,ies concuning in time and place) to meet
at Castleion on the llsh day OF December
next, for the purpose Of nominating three
candidates foi county Commissioners, under
the provisions Of the late license Law. That
a copy Of these Resolutions be sent to the Of.
fee OF the Rutland Herald for publication in
that paper. c. X. WILKINS, Pres.
ROSWELL BorruM, Jr. Sec. Pro. TEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21

Personal RECoLLECTIoNs,& FLORAL
BrooRAPHy.-These two delightful vol.
umns from the gifted pen Of Charlotte Eliz.
abe,h, having passed through two editions
in England, are now before US in the 4th
American Edition decidedly improved in
outward appearance, and in every way wor-
thy the attention of the reading public
The first OF these works embrace series
of letters, giving an account of the Ear
ly Childhood, Youth, and more mature
years of this charming writer, and in her
peculiarly beautiful style, giving hasty
though clear and sound views of the reli.
gious and moral state Of England and Ire.
land.
The second isa work oftwenty four chap
,ers,on flowers &C., with such moral and re-
ligious reflections as are by them suggested
to the ever sensitive and delicate mind Of
this refined writer. ua5
These works are for sale at the Publish.
ers prices, a: Stoddard's
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
TENNEssE

!, i. probable hat Mr.. Clay ha, eatr,,a
this State bv small majority. The ,rn =,
close and tho majority will no, exceed 500
one way or the o'ber.
Sis,~rn counties in East Tennessee. n !,
West Tennessee. md 20 in Middle Tcnn,,
see give Clay liS0 majority The II conn.
ties to hear from in is43 gave Loco ina
jori'y of577.
The reports a, Louisville, by Steam Boa,
from the remaining counties in Wea Tenn
e.see, were favorable to the Wings
MISS ISSIPPI.
The returns from this State indicate tia,
the State has gone for Polk
LOUISIANA.
The fraudulent, voting in the parish Of
PIaCuem,nes, where more Loco Foco vote,
were cast than there were white population
IN 1910, has aided in giving the vote Of II.
State to Polk The vote has increased
from 800 in August 10 1888
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
$40
48
81 81
4 IN
From Boston 10 Fi,chburgh,
Fi,chburgh to Bellows Falls,
Bellows Falls 10 Burlington,
20 Ia
Diff renee,

The distance from Bellows Falls to Bur-
lington will very probably be reduced TWO
miles from the recent measurement. ms
route is also shorter by 20 81 miles than the
route BY Brattleboro and West River, besides
having far more favorable ground TO cross
the mountain.
], was represented, somewhat positively
by the friends of the Montpelier route, shat
the mountain at Mountholly was either i'm
passa BILE, or could not be passed but by the
aid Of stationary power. The survey de-
,,on,frotes tina, the mountain can be passed
without a grace in any par, exceeding GO
feet in the mile; and from the summit, west
ward, the ground is exceedingly favorable.
From the summit, eastw ard, the ground Is
less fsyorable-one or two somewhat heavy
fills for short distances will be required, and
some rock will be encountered; roek-c"s
will be required. Of considerable depth. for
short distance, near Duttonsyille, and some
rock will need 10 be moved at Emory's mills,
in Rockingham, il that should be route finally
settled upon-while a very large proportion
Of this section is found unusually easy
From the foot of the mountain in Shrewsbu-
ny, to Burlington, The route for nearly the
whole distance presents an exceedingly ia
vorablo surface, Of moderate grade. with,
slmos, uniformly, but moderate cuts and fills
at any point; and much Of the distance re-
quifing comparatively little of either, with
95 per cent of straight line, according to the
opinion Of the Engineer
The details Of grade and curves cannot be
given with accuracy Until the profles and
plans ara made; but these will be given in
the report Of the committee, al the earliest
possible date. RAILROAD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21

A MrLLrRiTE PICKED UP BY A Hoo
sIHn-Wc hear OF good Zone" which
took place the other dav, on board the Lou
i.,lIe and Jacksonville Ferry Boat II
runs as follows "Our Glee Club were re-
turning from enlivcning our Hooser neigh
bors. with some Of their soul.siirring songs,
accompanied with several Hoosier Wings.
among whom was very pert talka'ive
chap There was GOOD many others
aboard. some Iocofocos. and among them
Milcrite. No sooner had oil got aboard
than political discussion arose between a
Wing and Loco, which soon drew crowd
around. The no donh sincere locker for
the End ii MI things, seeing The opportunity,
advanced and expos,ulaied TINS: Friends il
is useless for Won 10 be hoihering Yourselves
with poli,ics7 Nome Of Won will see either
Clay or Polk elected, Christ will be the
next President. and will rule over Us all"
The nn,ic Honsier here in,erposed, and
drawing himsHlf,o his full length. and at
the same time 'hrps,ing bis hand into re.
al sink bole Of a brecches pocket, made the
following tart reply STRANGER. since you
appear to he in earnest about the worlds
coming 10 an End. and tina, Christ viii hs
tho next President, IN jus, 90 voua v hr
don't pe, Indiana no how Louisriii'
Coarifr.