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Catherine dc Medlcl, await t%oujour>
Anne &C troisie,m Ills tune affection par
iicnliere; lc toir rtgmr elait pour Gle
in bonhcur ain'lIenri Iii complstait en-
la consniiant sur les %afaircs dc l'ttat, ct
don't ellie ie n,merciait en- lui donnant
des fetes uiagnlfi1ues. Cclle 4 laqneIle
Gaston avail etc convie olfrait Ia reu-
MON de toal ce que la conr rcnferm;,it
aIors dc femttics sednisantcs ct d'hommes
briIlants. Lii richc>se dcs TEXTURES, Pc
clat dcs lurtiiercs, la snavite DIES airs dc
danse. %empruntesl a l~'ltaIie, ~ajoutaient
~ prestige que r%epandent auionr d'elIes
la jcuuesse ct la beaute; ct les protes-
tans cux>maincs qui afiielnaient IL dedain
du like ct qui mtpris;icrit Ia rcine-mefe,
oubliaienl du Louvre gull etait dams
Ieurs prinripes d'aimer Ia simpl!cite ct de
dstestcr la Florentme.
Quand MeIcy penetra dams la sale dn
bal, les dai,scs n~'avaient pas encore
commences ; dependant de non,brenx
groupes de %jeunes gems des deux sexes,
causant avec use Ifberte qa'autofisalent
les menrs de feroque, ~presentaieut lie
tableau lie plus anime. Castor, place
dams I'm coin, s'eiforeait de r%econnaitrc
SoIanged'apres l'idee quill en- await prise
sur son portrait, mais dams tous ces visa.
yes tsminins, agrsables, beaux, solrians,
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VENTE PUBlIOUE.

II sera ofeit en- vente p%nblique par ie sous-
signe, encautenr dnment 1%icencie, dams ct pour
la paroisse assumption, ee 80 olobre 1852, a dix
neures du malin, sur les Iieux dams lie BrnIe
St-4Hartln, les propriutes ci-aprGs dccrites, ap.
partenaEt a Dominique Esievc, savoir:
10. Une tcrre situoe Ell cette par0isse dams
lie Gfulc St Martin, mcsurant un arfent eli demi
de face SUI lie Bayou Olivicr, sur une pro,or-
dcur de 'nlt a ncnt a'neniS plus GU mO'T-, boz
nte en- iidu. par ia ,e''e oe Joseph E>teve ct en-
touies les DItIsses ct amclio'ations Gui s'y trou-
vent.
20. Que'qaos animaux, I'M lot de mais, CO.
ton ct pa'I'e, ~cochons, une c~,arrette = ~clcvaI,
une iunent, q%oelqIes eflets mobiIiers, outlis ara
torres ct IN lot de yo'aileS, etc.
Conditions +:
LA terre payable eo trois tcrmes eeau*;, IN
tle'> GO mars 1893, En i;ers en- mas 1855 Ell ON
ties ca Hiacs 1893. Les acput,euts fpuI Mss ant
Dobnca Ct >un-anics cautions, ct hypotltqu.
nD'''i'c SIR ii acre ~jusuu'1 pr'.aii placement, ct
1n"'c soruic Gu' De seat pas Day,c a echo
a'cc no,te.a lItlf1t I a.lisOL de not pour cent
paf"n. f
L"t;e de vcnte sera nassc devant lie Recorder
dc re,,c p%a'o'>se: aux rais de 'acqucfeur.
paro1sse ASsqmption, lie ~ sept. 1852
DESIRE LEBLANC,
( Encauteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10

flr1i' ne In r;,picia.t i, pnrclt dts iigncs.
Ia candcnr dc Repression dn petit proiil
der,be. par lm. Il await Ieassee en- revne
plusienf$ fois vi,inenent les %jeiincs fem
me- circuiant sous ses yenx, ~forsqn'un
officer yint l'ayertir que lit rcine>mere
de.irait lui p%arIer. MeIcy So rc'idit AUS
sit8t pres dc Catherine qai jo,ait au
l%an~quenet, ct qni await derriere ellie pIn-
.ieurs fersonncs que son enortne bonnet
de monsseIme g%ondronnee, sarmonte
dune dcnteIic en- formc d'eventaii, ct
ses ihaiiches dune ampIcnr extraordl-
naire derUbaient aux assistants.
- Monsieur de Mclcy, dit ellie au
ieune c~alviniste qui @nclinait respeo>
sneiiseihentI pour !oir ses ordres,
vous ,llez jager 81 nous vous faisons bien
les ho,,nears de notre codr. Regardez Ia
dame vaiue de dainas rose ;tvcc dcs
nnnds de yeloms noir brode d'afgent an
corsage ct dans les cheyeax ct dites moi
81 vous n'ates pas latte que je vous auto
rise a reciamer fhonneur d'ouyrir lie bal
avec ellie ?
En- ~parlant ainsi, ellie s'effaea nn pen
ct lai,sa voir a CASTOR une jeune file
dune incompatible beaute don't lie roi
ct Ic due de Guise s'oceupaient a Fins
tant avec un egal cngresscment, La
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10

@@ Louisiana, dated l2,h Au.
gust 1852, will lie held IN the parish Of
Assumption, on Tuesday, the I'd day no
vcmber 1852, from 8 O'Clock A N. to 4
O'Clock P. M, for the purpose of %eIrc'ing six
electors for This State, to vote for a President
and Vice-President of the United States.
Places of Elections are the same as below.
Pursuant also to law and a proclamation
Of bis E1ceIlency Joseph Walker, GYyernor
of the State Of Louisiana, dated the Sd Au-
gusl 1859. Elections will be held in the
parish of assumption, on Tuesday, the I'd
of november 1852, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. to
4 o'clock p. M. for the purpose of voting OF
accepting Or rejecting The Constitution, each
voter having on his ticket, written the word
Constitution accepted or Constitution rejrc-
Ted, or such words as will convey distinctly
The intention of the voter, said ticket will
be deposited in a box kept for that purpose.
the Commissioners will receive the votes
under the old and ne Constitution.
The places of Elections are as fellows ::
FIRST WARD. At or near Juan A!eman's
residence; commissioners, Octave Vi
YES, Melixe Leblanc and J. AIrman.
End Ward. At or near F.A. DeviIler's coffee
house; commissioners, Theophile Fer
liahdez, Andre Acosta aid Traei,nond
Trahant.
Bird Ward. At or near the plantation OF Sc
verin Lahdyy near the parrochIal
church; commissioners, Alex. Guiliot,
N....., T,,,,J,r e. ID M Mal,u.,n
4th Ward. At or near Marius Albtrnac's
residence; commissioners, f. landry,
w. w. Push g. Marius Albasnac.
9Th Ward. At or near Drauzin Himel's re-
sidence; commissioners, J. Lctiwich,
Ciaifviile Hnnel and +. A. TGte.
9Th Ward. At or near a,e coffee house Of
Maxile Boudrea,fx commissioners, Ih.
1.abadie, Aug. Frethih and f. Landry.
7nl Ward. At'or near the plsntation of f..
r. Mailhet;"co,nmissidticrs ~. A.Sims,
Vincent Land,y L. CharlessBellol,
sth Ward. AT the court house.; commission.
ers, G. l.. Muvor and A. M. Fo.ey.
9th Ward. At the billiard room ofChs. j. z.
Gauthi"r, in Paincourtville; commission
ners, J. b. l.. Dugas, Felix Giliet Ell
G. W.. Jones.
10th Ward. At or near the residence Of
Dufisssatd Landry; commissioners, F..
j. Iouheau fIs, Nileur Leblanc aud Sieve
rim Landry.
| lfh Ward. At the residence Of F. MnlIere;
commissioners, HiFoiyte Ilinrel. Mar
celin A. Leblanc ana Aiabine Uie&,
18th Ward. At or near TIE residence df e.
Pehisstjn; commissioners, Elienlfa Pei
Nilsson fills, Zephirin Giroir and Cleo-l
phas fenisson.
18th Ward. At or near the residence Of A.
Simoneau, in Pierre Part; co.nmissio.
ners, 4, S,moneau and J. V. Porche.
l4th Ward. At or near the residence of ID,
Rentrop, in Grand River; conitnisson-
ers, Pierre Therio,, Dorcino Rentrop
and Charles G.as.
EThe commissioners Of the sev"ra
precincts appointed by the Police jury
# the Parish Of Assumption, arc hereby
,eqnircd to hold said election ard to
make the returns thereof according to
NV.
PARISH OF Assumption, sep. 22h 1852.
, A. f. Hickman, Sheriff.
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continue dune OK IN peu etc.

refine continue dune voIx un pen eic.
wee N."s
-Voici lie danseur pour leqnel jc vons
al retenue, ma mignonne vencz lui dom
ner votrc main. Allons, sire, ct vons,
monseigneuir. ajouta-t-elle en- s'adresssht
au.foi deritt ct au doc %mecontent, venil>
lez pcrffettfc an cavalier de Mile So.
ange de Fresno de rappfocher. '1..'
En- &C imSnieni, lie bras de Melcy, que
Catherine await tourhd pour. 1ni parler,.
t~re,nhla 81 fort q~u'clie ne put s'empacher
de sourire ct de pct,ser que les charmes
dc Solange ne manqueraient pas dc
produire Teffet qu'elle en- attendait. ,
A rappcl de la reiDe-mere, Mile ds
Fresno ssstait levee, ct dun geste noble
ct poll, ellie await engage lie jenne pro-
~testant a la condnire ycrs lie r,ilien dn5
salon, on Sc rennis.aient tous les danseurs
par couples. Anssitot qn'ils eu-ent pris
eur rang, los mnsiciens. jonerent Ia ro.
Hanesca, %sarabande iialienne nouvelle-
ment hnporlee en- France, ct qui await
de,r6ns les gignes, passe.picd-, touran,
les, boarrees d'Auyergne, le plus Ell yo'
que jusqu' alors. &|ta -.
h4sssmtsssa sreshsin naastrsI
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold at Public Sale by the under
signed Anctioneer, duly Iicenciate, in and fol
the Ia'i2h of Assumption, Oh Saturday ths
30th day OF october 1892, at len O'Clock a. >,
oa Inc premises IN the Brule st. Martin, the
following described property belonging to Do.
min"o ESt@ve, 10 vii:
10. A irtct ofIand situated ia the parish o!
Assumption, 10 the BruIe St Martin, measuring
two appoints and bali fronting on The Bayou
Olivier ny eight ot nine arpents 10 depth more or
less, bounded above by land Of Joseph Este ,e
below by land Of Francis ~f.sttve, together with
all the buildings and Improvements found the
reon.
90. One lot %ofcorn, cotton, hogs. horsaa u.s.
%tenslls, noveable effects T. lot Of poultry,
TERMS AND C%o5sD,r,oss. 5s
The lands payable in three equal insta ments
one third IN march 1853. One third in march
1891 aud the remaining third in march 1855.
Toe other effects payable in march 1853. Pur-
chascrs to furnish good and sufficient security,
with special mortgage on said land and all sums
not ponctnalIy paid at maturity to bear interes
AT The rate of eight per cent per anDum.
The acte of sale before tue Recorder of the
pfrish Of Assumption at the expense Of the pur-
chaser.
Parish Of Assumption, this 27ih sept.
1852 DESIRE LEBLANC,
4 Auclioncer.
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paRotssE A~sseHpTioN. -Cour du Seine
Dl>l,.ct Jndiciajrc.
WHEREAS J~oscph'f'alc;on, Of parish o Ascen-
SION has petitioued the Court for letters OF
administration on the vacant Estate of the late
'D3mingo Falcon, deceased.
Eatice is hereby given to all whom it may
conta!p to show cause within ten days, why the
prayefhi said PETITIONER should not BIZ granted.
ByUif.r of the Court,
A~ssomptton, September 9Th 1852.
Desire I.cblanc,
; Clerk.
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'oiN IL. iLSi'EY. A, NJ. GAIDIT.
ANls.-Les soussignes, a~vocals, exerce-
ront le"r profession dams les Conrs du Anne.
ct C'nq''cme districts jndicialreS. lis APP
porteront tous lcnrs suins aux aiaires uui
eur seront contees.
Donaldsonville. 23 mars 1852.
+. JOHN II. lLSLEY-
~ 4, MEDEE NJ. GAUDET
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L. Is:
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills,
Moffat'- do do
WIN. Wrirhtss do dc
Il. ~CHANTIER o.
DE L'ANsE Ia BOUCANH
rNDESI MILE ~, itss'-s DB DONALDSON.
FavaI tsurndht, 4 lr0is couieurs.

uNDESI MILE Al, iEss,.s DB DONALDSON.
Eral ~tsurnSaut, i lroii, couleurs.
On tronvera CONSIGNMENT dams &C
Chantier Die .gtrpnde quanti'e de bois
dc irene ct de cotonnier. I'atterage est
ire. ]ctonvenable, meme pour les bateaux,
de premiere classe ct des poteaux So
lides ! sont pIantes.
Le. sonssitna espere one les efforts
quill fera -four salissaire les caPitaines
ct les prortietaiIes de bateaux a vapcnr,
Iui vaudront le patronage quill seIli-
cite. =e.. ts.4.yEasg.. .r. #8t
I Les checker, trouveront anssi des po,
teadx so'ides I'm peu plus haut que 10
Chantier.
il) leon J. TREMAUx.
40 Attorneys and CounselIors at law:
SMOKE BEND WOOD YARD,
HALF A MILE ABOVE DON ,LDso NvILLn
NIGH signal, a ihfee colored tight.
eWHHERE will be constantly on hand, a large
~ quantity Of, dry ASH ard COTTON
WOOD. Tie Iandice Is an excellent one for
boats of any class, afd is provided with good
posts, &c. The subscribed booes that his Efforts
to satisfy the captaios nd owners of steamers on
the Mississippi will deserve the patronage he
solicits from them
Checker. swill find very strong posts above the
woodward. IL LEON J. FREMAUx.
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Succession dc NJ ,thnrin Saves re.

Succession de NJ ,thnrin Saves tire.
ETAT DE LA i.OUISIANE,-Cour
dn Ciuqliemc District Jndiciaire dams
ct pouy la par"i>se Assompti VI.
Attendu one Claudius Lioos,ier, adminS5tra-
teur de Ia succession de Matburin Sauvestre, a
en'egletrc Ell conr, I'M compte de son admins
ha'"1, a'nsi "a une petition en- dcmandant Tho
mo'oga;ion.
Avs Ell par lie present dome a tous ceux gus
cria peut c"ocer"e d'avotr il dcdni,e dams les
Ok tou's apes IA pub irajiou de Gel avis, les
po"r iesqueIics 'edt compile ne serait
pas ao2fonvce t homo|og"t et les ;ons entire ses
nla.lo rcpaIi,s commencement 4 Ia loi.
~~ Par oldrc de la Cour,
! u.s. Paroi>~c Asomrtion, lie Is
S"ptcmnrr 1852.
Desire Leblnnc,
4 Grcticr.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.

NO. IT, Mississippi street,
DoNALD~oNvILLE.
John Bull. Sands and Townsend's Sarsa
p~aIil!a, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
colds. etr, Liver wort; and tar and canchaIa.
qua, for consumption, ba|saIm 0 fwild cherry
for Diseases of Tue lungs, Compound syrup
OF Nap;ba, for asthma and colds.
O1ysena;ed bi'iers, for dyspepsia, phthi
sic, etc, India choIagogur, for fever and
as"e, etc, Electrical ftbrilnge or Spced's
fever tonic; Railway. ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumati>ms and govt.
Winrr's Canadian ve,milng., Long Ioy's
great western panacea, for liver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains of all kinds
Mexican mustang Iiniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
l%iniInent for horses. S%herman's Olosaonian,
all healing baIsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds Of sores, Jew David's or Ha-
brew's PIasiers.
PiLLs:
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
Moftat's do do
WIN. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder for destruction Of ro.-
ches, Phosphorus paste, Death on rats.
:A-Caslor oil. Epsum salt, ~sulfats
de a%ninine, de Powers OF Weigh;man ct Do
Robiquet.
Poudre. de seidli,zz.
DonaIdsonville, Is JUN 1862. 81
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EAESyANM M9yAeE.

Pursuant to law and pro-
@<A cIamation Of His Excel
~Y9a68saA lency Joseph Walker, Co
s& w. ;s nn;s,n Of , the Sta; State l., Of
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F|%
verneur de PEtat de la
obisiane datee dd II aout 1852, des Flee.
Is seront tenue dams la paroisse AS
ID ton. Ht e. Hs4r .tF" s'. e..
R!ardi, lie 2,ne Jour du mois de novembre
5b2. depuis 0 heures A., Nj, jusqu'a4 heu
HI p. Nj, dams lie but d'elire DIES EIectenrs
ppr Get Etat pour voter pour un President
TIN Vicc.Presiden, des Etats- unis.
Les Iieux d'elections sont les memes que
IDS has.
Reinforcement aussi a la loi, ct q une
Reclamation de SON Excellence Joseph
Natker, gouvernenr de l'Etat de la Loul-
inne, datce te 3 aodt 1852, des Elections
'front.' tenues dams la paroisse Assumption,
Mardi, lie 2lne Jour du mois de novembree
I652. depuis 9 heures A. NJ. jisqu'a4 heu~
res p. ". pour acccpter on re etcr Ia Cons
Eltution. chaque votant ayant sur son scrut'h
Ie mot '.ConStitution accep'ee,' on Cons
Eifion rejeter," on tout autre mo- quI expr'-
Hid ra Iinten,ion du votant, ledit scrntin sera
jiepose dams une boite tenle a Get usage.
ctoirnmissaires recevront les Tofcs sous
III vieille Oh Ia n~ouveIle Constitution.
Les lieu1 objections sont CONNIE s"it !:
PREMIER DISTRiCT-Chez Juan AIIe-
mand gu dams lie voisinage; commissai.
res, Octave Wives, Nellie Leblanc ct
Juan .Aleman.
2sne District-Au cafe deDevilliers ou dams
lie voisinage; commissaires Iheoph!le
Fernandez, Andre Acosta ct Trasimon
Trahant.
8me District-A rhabitatisn Sew rim Landry
pres l'eglise paroissiaIe, on dams le
W6isinage /; conmissaircs, Alexandra
f4,tillot, Narcisse aFtsnpiet vt Martin
Meiahpon.
Anne District-(a"z Marins Afbagnac on.
dams lie 'voiAnaga; commissioners, f.,
Landry, w. W rugh ct Aiarius Alba
gnac. aar pr. a~ar5 +,
bme District-Chez DrauzinH inael Nrtlans.
IL voisinage; commissioners, u. Left.
/ ,9. WITCH, CIairvillc Himel ct AmGdGe Tee.
6me District-Au cafe de Ma1iie Bou-
dreaux on dams lie ~voisinage; commits
%saires, Theodnle Labadie, Aug. Ere
min ct Ellie Landry.
7me Disirict-A Fhabitation de f.. F.. Mail
bot on dans lie voisinage; cornlnissaires, |
WA Sims, Vincent Landry ct Oh.
BeIlo,.
sme Distric,--A Ia Mgison de losr de eette
iparoisse; cemmissaifes, q. l.. Maror
e. a. III, Foley.
,ms Observation-Disclosures ri. C. IL. Gau-J
.s. thier, a Paincourtpjlie; coinrnisSaircs,
ya J. Il. Dugas, Felix Nrillet ct &. W.
f JOSS.
One District-Chez Dnfossard Landry on
dams Ie voisinagr; cotnmIssaires, Eng.
pComeau- fills, Nileor Leblanc ct SIEVE
rim Landry.
1rte District-Chez Francois MolIsfe
commissioners, HippoIyte Braud, Ant.
DiekWt Marcelin A. Leblanc.
2me DistHict-Chaz Etienne Penisson on
.s dams le xoisinage; commissioners, L.
'euisson fls, Gsorlas petisson ct Zephi-
rim Giroir.
SINE District-Chez Anaclet Simoneam on
dams lie voisinage; commissaircs, Ana
,clet Simoneane ct ,. V. Forche.
4ne District Chez Dorcino Rentrop on
.dans le voisinage; commissaires, Pier
ire Iheriot, ID. Rentrop ct Chs. Gros.
tJ-Les comimissaircs d'election de-
.itIerens bureanx ci-dessus nai,lmts pai
/. Jury dc, Police de la Paroi>se Assomp
sont reqnis de tenir Ia dite election.
I den 'flire les retours an Shetll %son-si-
ne confornement q Ia loi.
Paroisse Assumption. lc % sept. 1852.
A. f.. Hickman. Sheriff.
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~NaSASeTASMs

Commencement i la lni
"a ct en- vertu dune procla-
saaifssss4Sa nation de Son Excelleh-
- ce Joseph Walker. gou-
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oHN IL. ILLsLEY. A. NJ. GAUDEr.
NOTlCE.-tU professional business en-
trusted TO the undersigned will receive their
diIiscn, atteu'ioo. They will alten4 regu-
'a.ls the sessions of the courts Of the 4th
and 5ih Judicial District.
i'onaldsonyilIr. GARD march 1852.
JOHN II. ILSLEY.
AMEDEE Nj. GAUDET.
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UN MANfsAT DE S2SO.0O.

Hi"r, vers denx heurcs apres-midi, il
:, ere Ironvt sur lie ha3on. par lie petit
negre de NJ. Ch'rIet M cI,apean de Pa
mana. OH Sc tromvhit IN nE.dai DE dcux
c".A-dna'rc-vingt piastfes a fordre de
NJ. Morse.
M, Morse ct prize DC reclamer ce
mandaI, en- s'adreSsant Il NJ. Pierre
Cl'arIcl. Paroi>se Assumption, on a nos
burea"x qui se trou,ent dams lie Vol
>inagc,
PIERRE CHARLET.
Paroisse Assumption, 26 sept. 1852.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
Ul.HU

r. Orwell, " Jan. 18th, Mrs. Eliza g
Long, wife of Mr. Luman {. Long, OF Rui-
land aged 70 year.
In the death OF Mrs l.. her family and
friends, the church and the world sustain Il
severe loss. About the beginning o. the
wear, she let, her home in Rutland 10 vast,
and minister to SICK parent in Orwell,
where size was volrntly seized by disease,
and o,Nthstandrng mrdca! skill, and the
ass,dutirs OF friendship, she rapidly declined
iii death closed the scene. Naturally int l.
ligcu. sal AFT, ctionai-, aud attentive to the
hnppincss Of others, Mrs l. greatly endearJ
herself IL all who enjoyed her acquaintance.
These social qualities were crowned with
hnnbIr, unaffected ple'y. Sh, lived to do
coed. Short as had been her residence IN
Rutland, lrnly since sept LAST she Lad won
tn" affection aud RESPECT Of all who knew her
4 nd now that she has been removed from a
splIrfe OF usefulness on earth, her friends
have ia. consnldirn Of believing that 10 her,
death has proved great gam ;-ttst nhsent
from the body, she Is prcscn, with the Lord,
Cow
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22

{. Tow ilotsa FoRsrt,Es. ae
~ Ipk 1upc. slys - We some
i,y. sinc9 a,ntlcl to the discovery
tia, extensive for.erics had been
r-nci,,cd a; tie Custom House 49,
We have since learned tho. the guilty
,arty wAs Custom House Broker,
who hal forged many orders. invoices
&c. he would watch at the public
warehouses. AMI when box or bale
of goods WAS taken in, he would maxi
oui an order for is delivery to HIM
SCI, and forge the name oi the clerk
whose duty 1t MAS to 81 "a such orders.
He has also forged the signature OF
The Collector. Naval Officer. aud IN
fact Of almost every person whose
name Was necessary 10 eject las oh'
lec,. The forgcr,es lave been golnc
on a long time. and were detected
only ny accident. The for.er las
made his escape. The full extent Of
his operations are not known: and
new Developments are made daily.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22

Ca Ca Saturday !sI oa'cies'
fci.os. ~ho j, seen. hai u,, the fesr
Ct the locomotive" before he, eyes.
While uaI ling 'oad Of wood a, u
deto: a, Cu,tia ss,.Ile. leh hls team
on the track ia rather AZ exposed 81,
u.u.". The frcsh, Tram comm /:
"a sbou, that time. .oos tie tcamS'cr
w surprise, Who. instead of dn'in.
a tie track. ATTEMPTED ~ s'.aa'. T.
.,ci, the tam, bat sl;hou, avail. The
consc qaence Was ,hs, a coihsion oc-
Cured which resulted III killing tue
horses AMI rreeil i,a,ins the wood
dosn al e.uLankmeu, Of aLoat thiriy
feet.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
THE Ui.sE,iANS LETTER.

In reference 10 tho llulscmann affair,
,het~ isa diversity Of opinion, some urs-
il. da, The Austrian should be pack ID
OF! at once. While Others think no'hiu 9
further Wi ~ done The special corr
respondent Of tho Courier And Enquirer
write, thus:
The demonstration Of IIuiscmani
VIII probably receive no more a'ten'
ton, i, being deemed too petty for 81
rious notice. After receiving his letter
tie President Sent for him. and imoD
islcd him liza, he had no .eulm,ri. &c
expires excerpt those contained IN tie
Message. and iha, the State Depart.
men, was the proper channel Of inquiry
sni communication on such ma:icfs 81.
were complained a. ilul.rmann's orr.
e,nsl letter i. now in The Department,
His excuse is. TINT as MIR. Webster had
made public speech on the subject. il
would have been supcrhupus AMI Oh; o:
character 10 have applied to hin! for hi,
opin one
The correspondent Of The journal Of
Commerce views the matter differently.
he .aya:
III Mr.. I!ul>omaan in bis letter
caioch',ed the President IA regard TO
AR. " cg,leEs doctrine, gi.l itglt.v and
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
XNNiI CONGRESS-lst SESSION

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22

y llAED DIG At TIE GOrHAMITEs
The Boston Pathfinder throws "A heavy
brick ~ the New Workers. See if lle
don't;
The New Workers are in bad
way. They cree; costly churches, which
the poor cannot enter. and thus ob.irucl
the way To Heaven by their love Of
show and now we learn they are re-.
moving the obstruction at Hell Gate
at the public expense This latte!
place was spoken OF several hundred
years ago n, being wide, but it seem,
10 have been found insufficient to ac.
commodatc the iucr ?asing travel from
Gotham"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22

WASHINGTON RrNoR Washing
,oa Jau. Il. The friends OF prc,.
dent FILLMORE held their final nee in .
IA, night. and il Is determined tia;
he shall no, decline being a candidate
foy re election, but lie, matters tax sc
their c1ur.e. II is said Mr.. Clay
approves of ,his course, and TIA, Mr..
Webs!crs friends have expressed the
lre?es. disappointment.
TIE Washington Republic denies
he s'atenen, iha, the Captain Gene.
"a! Of Cuba rotl.ci to receive Con-
'ul sharkey, accef. as conmerc.aI
aseu, ihe Government has sa,.,.ar.
tory assurances regarding h.s rcccp,
ion.