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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13

OF NRwOnIR&Ss. ID. D. FORBES. No. 1910.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale to
IL directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Orleans shove entitled will sell public
the Rotunda the City Exchange.
Chartres Royal Streets MONDAY
Nj
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in suburb Annuncia,iou OF
this city, and designated number two number fifty eight
the plan Of said suburb deposited in The
Notary Public in tis CITY, Said lot Of ground measuring ixy
front Magazine by hundred
Robin streets, the whole
Together with BUILDINGS IMPROVEMENTS thereon
consisting Of AN OLD WOODEN BUILDING WITH TWO ROOMS
Two GABiSEIS AND A SNAIL GALLERY; ONE TWO STORY
WOODEN KITCHEN, CONTAINING -FOUR ROOMS, TWO ABOVE
AND TWO BELOW, AND WOODEN sIiEtJ. = -.-
Together with ONE HUNDRED SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA attached by
mortgage to said property.
Seized in the
Terms-Cashon the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
fel2 ~ mh5 10 Sheriff of the Parish o Orleans.
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7 gu Their busters,
As the above list only comprises the l.nn, o,i
and "sTs are nqmsd a their orders will promptly supplied viii
q j. H. % sole Agent for the GEtAEFENBERG MEDcrNES
the States OF Louisiana Mississippi, ii'No'-'h3'
TO Also sole Agent for Dr. JAMES aEntfrNEe =,
MQFFAlS LIFE PILLS FHNIX BIITFPs nn5 SBT
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. i''' H"u "itl"lii 5
The Trade supplied reasonable terns o.o, J.,r =,
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EtthHfRF'E HALE, n.,.. .,,.,,,..
faist tlsfadf t6oKr hfts. Al A. Ektrk Hf AlSTE
OF NHwORLkAHs, IlOE2 vs.. AUGUSTA L0EZ HER HUS
l-. BAND. No STA :
RY VIRTUE of an alias writ of feri facias
- by Honorable the Third District Court New
Orleans the entitled cnuse will proceed TO sell nj pubt
MONDAY 1859, Mt halpast O'clock p NJ on the
Rampant seet between st. Peter ana toulouse
: ONE GIG
Seized in the above suit. a..
last auction, the said Gig will
dntiyey ndudicnedt last bidder for whatevrtw
buV at twelve months credit the purchaser furnishing bond with good
interest
date until final payment. q, !AMfs r; hEitEt
mil
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT u. LOUyRlER AND AIS vs. LEON
OF NEwORLKANs. NERY, (FoR FORCED SURRENDER.)
No. 1914
DY VIRTUE of three orders Of sale rendered
February % and 49, 1882 directed by the Honorable
the Third District Court OF New0eans the above entitled matter
will proceed sell at public auction March IT, 1852
O'Clock the store situate Old Levee street, No. 1874 be-
ST. Philip and Ursuine streets
/. A LOT OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
.. TIE UNEXPIRED TERM OF THE LEASE OF SAID STORE
ending the 3lst October 1858 the rate $1,000 s3
per month.
TersFor the Clothing, cash the spot for
purchaser will pay the rent such portion thereof he obgale
himself according the said lease, the surplus,
any, cash. and give bond with security the satisfaction of the
Synd for the punctua compliance with the terms the adjudication
JAMES P. FRERET,
mh3 9 10 n Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERJFFS SALE

SHEklFFS SALE.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT JAMES ROBERTSON AND AIS JOHN
OF NEwoslKANs. tPEMBERToN. suBRoGATED VS.. DENIS
CRoNAN.. Nos lo2s and 1908.
DY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
Orleans the above entitled viii proceed to sell at publ
the City Exchange ST. Louis street. between
Royal Streets MONDAY April - 1852 at 2 O'Clock
NJ.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in Individuality No One Of this city
square plan drawn by
Pile Surveyor l9t of May 1919 deposited IN the office of Mi
chel Notary Public this city, which said lot forms the
Claude having, French hftyfou
feet three Claude depth and front St.
Peter Of hundred and twenty feet. -
Together with all the BUILDINGS AND thereon
consisting TW0-STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRONT BRICK,
FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES.
Seized suit belonging TO defendant Denis Conan
Terms cash on the spot JAMES 2 FRERET,
mhl2 % ap2 ~ Sheriff oil the Parish of Orleans.
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TWAS BROUGHT to the Second Mnni !.

tlpAIty POIlco Fns0n--
JAMES THOMPSON, muso years old feet &E4S
inches high pokmaked in MAJ
be slave.
PHOEBE dark grille, about years OLD feet inches high
SHE belongs 10 MIR. James Mitchell s''' ~
CHARLOTTE, dark grille DID, feet pcb, b
says she belongs to Madam Veneau
JOHN, black DID, inches bgb sa,x M
belongs TO Mr.. Foster, Of Texas, - F
ELIZA mpasss abou, IL old, feet inches she
belongs 10 Madam PArar, = "
The owners will please comply with respecting them
Neworlesus March ?, 1852, nhs iawSn
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SHERIFFS SALE

u
Founrs DIs,aIer covRrIIM ouLlF vs. l. AL Il GuITARD
DY VIRTUE Of q writ Of pluries ieri facias
ID directed By the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
auction on THURSDAY, April 1852 O'Clock in the Rounda
Of thu City Exchange ST. Louis street, between Charities and Royal
. -
undivided half LOT OF GRou ND situate this city, in
the No. and being lot
thirty lines front Caronielet walk hundred
and eleven inches and four lines depth and front
street. hundred and twenty feet inches and two lines
other line and thirty feet the line Said lot of ground is
situate square bounded by Caondee walk Ton ST. Peter and
together with the buildings thereon consisting
One story House. half burnt and shed good condition.
Seized in the above suit. @
the spot JAMES 7. FRERET,
mis- is 81 ans Sheriff Of the Parah Of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Skcosp DISTRICT COURT WIDOW FAzENDE vs. FRANCIS bOU
or NEwDRLEANs II NEY...No, 50l6.
RY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
directed by tina Homie the Second District NewO
leans the above entitled will proceed public auction
hs Rounda Of the City E5ehsng Sc Louis between chne
certain hulatto Slave named WILLIAM HICKMAN
years House Servant oachm something
Seized in the above suit
TermsThe of s42 50 with per cent per snnun
from 2sth january 1884, until the day Of sale % protest.
noas copy and costs Of suit and for the balance The pur
chaser Will assume the payment OF of s42 2h jan
uay ISL and made payable in two date
maturity of eight per cent per annum ifnot paid.
~ JAMES P. FRERET,
fel3 9S mh6 rs Sheriff of the Psrsh of Orleans
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SHERIFF'S SALE
THE TRUSTEES OF St. XAVIER COLLEGE
OF NRwORLEANs. w. GuSTAVUS SCHMIDT TUTOR,
No. $685.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Third District
Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed sell public
on in the Rotunda of the City Exchange ST. Louis sree
Charities and Royal Streets FRIDAY March 49, 1852 10 o'clock
M
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in this city, Royal
between Cont and st. Louis Streets measuring fifty feet front Royal
street, by depth of one hundred and nineteen feet.
Together with the thereon,
consisting of TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, TWO STORY BRICK
KITCHEN, SLATE ROOTED.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
fell ~ mh9 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SHERIFFS SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH psTnier RICHARD TAYLOR ELIZA BECK
by VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to me
directed It. By the Honorable the Fifth District Court New
hon in the Rotunda of the City Exchange ST. Lou
Charities and Royal streets THURSDAY, March 49, 1859,
o'clock - - " -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate the suburb Administration
above this city No 49, and designated as lot
Of sad suburb drawn by B. Lan the 18th May 1901 deposited
in the office Of Pierre Pedesanx, then
ground 60 feet Orange depth
between parallel lines French together all
mnts thereon consisting of comfortable
Seized the above
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
fe24 mh5 ID 25 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHEKIFF'S SALE.
THIRD DisTRIcr CouRr LOUIS DUFAUT SEBROGATED ETC
NKwonLgANs. T1iEoBAl.D DEI1ASSlzE. No. 4O7a.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of alias fieri facias to
y directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
Orleans the above entitled will to sell public
ton in the Rounda OF the City Exchange ST. Louis street. between
Charities and Royal streets, MONDAY, April r. 1861 /.
O'Clock
The Negro Woman named MELlTE.
Seized in The above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
mhi2 % app 1a Sheriff OF The Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
fmnn RsS,sr oovHr H. f. sTuRkES VS. EDWARD WELSH
Rf VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri facias
- me directed by the Honorable the Third District
Neworleas the above entitled will ut
ancto the Ronda the City Exchange street beiweer
Charities and Royal Streets FRIDAY April lS59 O'Clock
The Slave Woman named CAROLINE.
Seized i'll the above
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p. FRERET
mhe II ~ ap2 Sheriff of The Pari4h Of Orleans
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SlIERIFF'S SALE,
SECOND DsrRIcr CouRr SUCCESSION WILLIAM MCINTYRE
OF NEwORtEASs. No. 1872,
by VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Jan
- w. 1857 directed the
Cour OF Newrlean in the above
At public auction the Rotnda the City Exchange ST.
between Charities and Royal TUESDAY
10 o'clock Nj, for o said succession "
ONE GOLD WATCH CHAIN AND KEY,
ONE GOLD FINGER RING,
TERMsTls being the
property will be dofntlvey aucated
for what will bring twelve credit purchaser
bond with good and solvent security, according TO law.
JAMES L. FRERET.
mh5 10 IL iNof the Parish off Orleans
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SHERIFF'S SALE
SIXTH JupeAL pisrRtcr couRr Il RUTHERFORD, W. NJ
PARISH RAPipEs. IIWII,SON AND OTHERS. A
REYNOLDS, TUTOR SAME. IS. W. GORDON SUBROG ATED
TO PLAINTIFF Nos. 800 6lO2.
Rl VIRTUE of two writs of tieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Sixth Judicial Court
Parish Of Rapiie. the above entitled causes proceed
public auction in the Rotunda of the City Exchange
between chares and Royal Streets TUESDAY, March
negro slave named CUFF, alias LEVI
Seized in the above
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
tela u mh6 Is of he Parrish IF 0reapa
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FROM Mn. EDWARD ROBBINS, Druggist.

| N. ID, =,
We have taken trouble
Cherry and Tar here and have sold all YOU
H. Cook used practice he thinks highly
~ Dr. Cook is Of the most eminent the United
States the attending Joseph Bonaparte
OF Spain, during all his residence in this country.
~ When frat offered this medicine the phic with the
expressed intention of publishing certificate without authority
Tor its truth To that rule have rejecting
the authenticity which have the responsible
guarantee.
The following forwarded Mr.
OF Daytou Ohot
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CONSTABLE'S SALE,
sko"Np JesIiSksSouRI,ll JOHN HOEl ]. B. CILDS
AEtsh 1 W 0snhANs, No. 1854.
Try VIRTUE OF writ Of provisional seizure
me directed by the Honorable ]. l.. Winter Second Ius,
Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans will sell Mt nhr non "
Nafehone corner OF batonne and Poys streets on TiIfS
DAY, March Is 1852, III IL o'clock, NJ N " i'>1
ONE PIANO.
scizsd in the above suit Terms cash
GEORCE pplpSn>, =,
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nR. DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

NEEDY for CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS ASTHMA, COUGHS,
COLDS etc. append few notices of the
he medicine Numerous testimonials be in pamphlet for
distribution the which sufferers
be that Dr. D. pnccng
years standing, graduate of the University of
FROM Mr. JOHN D. MORGAN, Drugga.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE,
PAE,S'' OF onaMAss. zEIGLER.s., No is54s
Rf VIRTUE of writ Of tieri facas to me
uHested by the Honorable J. l.. Winter the
Peace Tor the Parish Orleans public auction at my Ware,
is, 1851 st IL o'clock Nj wa '''S''ANi' ti'''n
corner Of Common and Circus streets ' ' W WV s
mh9 cFn
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FlFln Dlsrr,er ceuHrl W T. CONVERTIBLE CHAs H. LEE
Rl VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Filth District Court
me above entitled will proceed sell at public
Sotunda oil the City Exchange ST. Lons between
Royal streets, on TUESDAY, March 1859, O'Clock Nj
c,+ The negro slave girl named SARAH ANN.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on The spot, JAMES p FRFREr
flS "a mh6 10 Sh.r,h of Ana Parish of 0,Iaa,s
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and lees than minutes the pain Inflammation began to suitable
and has entirely left me. e '
can confidently recommend DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR being superior thing seen tried for
moving pain inflammation. " 80
am Ship Carpenter by trade and shall bs willing to testify to the
virtues the Saye at all times when
Avenue, at No ISL where can give information desired
Yours, truly, JEFFERSON Mr. BISHOP
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( 'oRN-5O0 sacks prime White and Yellow,
~ in store and sale by
jan27 FERD KENNETH & m n, ,J,...,, ...,.. (
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FROM THE WESTERN EMPIRE,

DAyToN, Ohio, July %, ls41.
Mr. j. F. HowELs-Sir much pleasure
that cough and affection of the lungs s entirely
moved by the Of one-hat bottle Dr. Wild
Cherry and Tar which and others advised
safely recommend the OF the above named Syrup Coughs
Colds, u excellent remedy.
Yours respectfully, W. W. PHILLIPS.
Extract from Letter from W His1n Merchant Neto6
county Pennyipanu
NRwrVwH, 9Th month 80, 1915.
has your
perfectly cured He bot under the consumption
aud took kinds medicine the
cal treatment Of three q the most this country
benefit until he took Dr. Dayss
Tar, and immediately getting better wei
hearty This statement himself his Henry
0ishnk Warnnser township Bucks county Pa He is all
the counrs aboring and be
SrlaI Il M
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For Sm or five weeks OF last winte
cough, intended with great tightncss AM
violent palpitation of the heart. The 9
vent me from sleeping a great deal of
that degree that was obliged frequen
work to rest myself. My physician pro
began to entertain serious apprehension
AT this time, DR.. Davis's Syrup of Wi
mended TO me. In two or three days. I
in the breast was greatly relieved, ant
bottles the cough was entirely cured, an
restored. The palpitatiou OF the heart,
troubled for ten years, Is almost gone; |
over-evertion. The relief Of the palpit
confident one or two bottles more of Ii
removed it. HENRY
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CEMENT AND PLASTER - 1000 barrels,
~ various brands for sale by
.as- Al JOHN HAYMAN6 CO., ss Magazine street.
GS Agents ct the Newark and Rnseniule
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
CE Intelligence from Venice sial

ca Intelligence from Venice states
that the reception given by the Grand
Duke Constantine to The Count OF Cham.
bord was in every respect regal. He
invited the Prince to dinner. placed
him this left hand and the Countess on
the right, and treated both throughout,
as they we're reisning sovereigns. and
addressing the Count Of Chamfo.d rs
Sire
On paying the Grand Duke visi,
the next day they were received with
similar honors, all the crew Of the ship
manning the yards.
In the conversation the Grand Duke
is said TO have expressed himself very
frankly on the state Of France. A
Frenchman happened to observe that
the next thing expected to he done by
Loui. Napoleon was the establishment
Of the Empire, the Grand Duke ex.
pressed hi. disbelief. adding tina, he be.
lieved the President To be a mar oftoo
much seuse TO take any step that ,oom'd
lndispose the foreign porers againsI
him.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

rRox TAMrlcc. New York, April
o6.--Adyiccs from Tampico to April
Sd, received here tonight, state that a
revolutionary outbreak was momen,a.
ny expected at that place, partly in
consequence Of the non.payrnent Of
tho Government troops, and partly On
account Of the port resul atoms recent
ly established. These regulations
have had very disastrous effect on
tho commerce Of Tampico, and there
were no vessels in port at the date Of
these advices.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

NR. EpircR lit is well known that
,ambs eheu die in consequence Of bits
II xcpl getting into their s,omachs,--
the symptom. Of which disorder are,
inmxness, staggering and finally falling
down. The following is sure remedy.
Add 70 the white Of an egg one third
Of a ,ea.sF oonfull Of epson salts, and
beat seli together. One dose will cure
II given in season. AARON BARNES.
Rutland. April oath, 1852.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

kossuTu AT Mourn VERNON
kossutb, with Lady Palzsky and 9th.
ers Of his suite, accompanied by Sen.
ator and Mrs. Seward and party of
about one hundred ladies' and gen.i.5 /
men, visited Mount Vernon iilo a,s
steamer Collier. The party stoppea'
at Fort Washington awhile, and ex-
amined that beautiful forti6cation.-
After leaving the fort they crossed to
the Virginia side, and landed near the
tomb. In solemn silence they paused
at the sacred spot, and Kossuth gazed
for some time with evident emotion
upon the last resting-place Of the i'm
mortal Washington, after which he
retired 20 the adjacent woods, appa-
renty to commune alone with his
thoughts. The party then viewed
the other prominent features Of this
hallowcd place.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
kOSsCTll ~ BOSTON.

The grra, Magyar has &, lengt
reached the New England Capital
which, city he entered on Tue sday.-
From the hour 10 set his foot upon
New England soil his march has been
one Of noble triumph tho it was Of
eosrsa loft Cor lieslon TO show til e
henFtiness ard full Eess Ct New Eng
land welcome TO the exilcd foe TO tyr.
amy and the earnes. advocate for the
worlds liberty. His reception in this
city Is described on all hands as being
mos, magnificent and must have been
n glorious close 10 hi. other triumphs
in his passage through the state and
ye, We are gravely informed that lille
or 10 excitement la. been manifested
in all these scenes ard events. A pc
enlisr specimen indeed Of humanity,
mo-, the people Of Massachusetts be,
sho 10 the number Of ten or twelve
thousand welcome him, a, Woreeaerani
sssisgasldi wLo m.i him in large mum.
bers al Sax or seven other towns on
The route to Boston, with greetings and
addresses who erected triumphan.
Arches, threw oa, hAa. and banner.
decorated their iub.ic Juiliinss-gsve
hsu \ reception scarcely !. e-"r before
eaaasied in lscston-- press o,ei Tor Li,
Esrirr a uniformed bsay 81 n,i,ary
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

Disastrous SnirwRreK Tie R..
Steam sloopshir. B-rtrrt"'i, taMJ
Ia tho Cage. struck rock nea, rcis,
ger. in a smooth sea, Feb. 18th. hs
her bottom, ard the rush Of waltreu
Simultaneous that II is probable noa 4
men in the lower poopdcck were ars
in their harnmocks. Abcnt i've Nv,l
lives were lost. Tho mos, perfect /,
was preserved throughout; as c,r Wui
Of the 6lst Regiment. reported it, ,hJ
exceeded that maintained in an o.5x
cmharka,ion. All the women ami cnsj
were saved, Following 50 closely amA
loss Of the Amason, THIS ca;as.r d, I
cites much interest.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

FRuITs CT FREE TRApE.-Two
wooden factories and one of cotton, have
recently failed at Little Falls. Their
joint liabilities amount 10 more :han
3 900, large portion Of which falls
upon the neighboring banks, in sum
from 10000 TO 10000. There is wa.
ter power enough at Little Falls 10
run as many spind!es as are operated
at Lowe!i--cnoush 10 support a popu-
la.ion Of 10000 or 10000 souls. And
such city might he built there, if
American Industry could 10 properly
protected. Bu. the people Of Herki.
mer are insaneIy hostile to such proiec-
ton. They prefer to paironize the la.
Dor and capital Of British subjects
They choose rather TO build up Faro
pean than American cities. They de-
aire 10 sell and buy in foreign markets,
Instead OF one At their doors. Their
representatives. in Congress go Tor
Free Trade So little Falls, instead
Of having 10000 inhabitants. ard
drowning with the hnm Of machinery
tho roar Of her waterfalls. is unable e
sastsln cven three small factories Of vol.
len ant eoiion.--. raeuH Journal.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

lie t~.,~s. 4 yea tel ns 'l'e VA
10 TIC saslr0td. ~. Mise ushane :
lAa,'ii Ss,ct he Gu, q coansh'
where hoses' rsen arc abeis.ily hssssi
IT,. road -. pointed ssi 10 Nike,
saA be trused a si raid PACE
vs.,is the laaaIsrd. Deliberately ,arn'
i~s sss team sroans. departed, Anil
. .,ysa, u lassh,e'. iassrdly r.sels'
inS .sses 10 arrest . man fer he's'
s,ca'ins again.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

4 new city armory is to be built
in New York, as a rendezvous for the
military in times Of riot. The lever
portion is designed for officers rooms,
gun rooms, &C., and is to be built Of
stone with iron doors. The upper
story will be used for drill room Of
capacity sufficient for 5000 men,,
/, will be covered with a trus iron
roof, aud the building will have four
towers. one on each corner, and loop
holes in them so that. guns can be
brought TO bear on assailants in erery
direction.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

lisa rss hi. r.nimor 'fn's,l
an,fesv as ,lsaisw cani lias" .srsa
weather TIL The ssew leaves tie aoau
sa;as, while II h we'll known TO s~ery
BODY tho, the .ncw can't 80 until the
weather does e, warmer. whe is GO
;se 10 help iissls vermc"s ost oil this
sfxr
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29


The sixteen free S'ates--taking the
table OF lSiS as tho basis, and adding
the four electors 10 which, California
since admitted, is entitled---will cas-,
l73 electoral votes. and the slave states
making the whole 2?4. Accor-
ding to this data, l4S electoral votes
are necessary 10 choice in The APP
preaching contest.
Now. We think it will he conceded
by every Wing disposed 10 act fairly
and prudeutly that Of The three candi
dates presented by the Wing party for
the presidential! office, the one sOAo 10 pre-
teyred by The majority Of Whiq States
is clearly entitled to TIE Monsinafion -
Taking this concession for granted, le,
Us see what States are to make the ae1t
Wing Presidsnt, If we are 10 have one.
and which candidate of the three named
10 most in favor in the States in which
our hope Of success exclusively de-.
pend.
In 1913 the States and electoral vo-
ties in the Wing column stood as fvl~
lows: