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VTCKSBURG.

EyOR KENTUCKY BEND, POINT -
WoRTHINGToN GRAND LAKE LAKE PRO @ataaA
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NAfcHEz FORT ADAMS. Bayou
SARA, BATON ROUGE, DoNALDSONVIE and all Intermediate
landngsRegua Weekly Kentucky Bend FIR ANK
LYON-The fine passenger packet steamer FRANK LYON Israel
EVERY FRIDAY Of each week. at o'clock throughout
Son. For freight OF passage, apply on board, to
i. ,STROTfIER Il BROS, 45 Poydras street,
" The FRANK LYON take freight Yazoo River and re-
ship steamer vOLANT which boat will arrival Of the f.
Lat yicksburg. -
GD There will be Clerk the Lyee the Wharfngers Office
freight 5g' ~ ,eS1 7' 7T'' nctjs
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We take from the Alta California, the following general
summary Of California news, and from all parts of
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ALABAMA RIVER.

VII ssye on SATURDAY, November 10, o'clock p NJ
tsOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, -iag -
- SELMA and all landings the Alabama River
FegainT i;sf through line via The New Basin The
en passenger steam packet BEE
a w Leave sn as above For ssh.
OtsLESBYG MACAIJIAy y ss.seh
Ise BEE rscevng freight the the Canal
FFoe.e o. ! ~. ..lIee.. - nov12 =
VIII eaye WEDNESDAY November IL at O'CLOCK p a, - E
ESOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA,r - !.
MOBILE and all landings the Alabama River
The new, agnifcen and uvft running passenger
steamer Louisa, Capt Bune above. For m ght
OF passage, apply on board o .7'
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Will leave SATURDAY, November 49, at & o'clock Pm
EOR MEMPHIS, GRAND LAKE, ~
~ SREEMyILLE @ VII @ COLUMBIA GAIMEss LAND
CHEZ and al intermediate landngThs splendid n n.
FEATHERS, Chas Perco master the receiving
freight and will leave above For appy
tootof Cana street, or 10 ssi5 D, r. CARROLL,
rov12 ''7 53 Union Row, Carondelet street.
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FOR MONTGOMERY, wETUMP- nsz. :
-. kA, SELMA and all landings Alabama River
"a aaSi"s NiswBasin N Every ALTERNATE wEpNEsnA
sgnar Ansama River Packet GE0RGIAThe entirely
saunch built passenger GEORGIA,
manding McBrde Clerk will regular trips in the ABOVE
October
EVERY WEDNESDAY Shippers may rely on pune
uaty and strict attention to all her
freight ca paaase having apply 70
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win leave SATURDAY. November 49, at s O'Clock p NJ
EH0R ALEXANDRIA,, NACHINO- -
IL CHiS and GRAND ECORE, way of sJkksEk.ss
KANE and LITTLE RIy ERs Regular Kiyera
Packet Steamer NJ. RELF-Tbe new, light draugh
running packet j. NJ RELF, Capt w.
leave above. For freight apply board,
SMITH d FIMISTER, 81 Poydras street,
novll SPEAKE & McCREARY, 8 Tchoupoulss street
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Will leave TUESDAY, November 16 at s O'Clock P. NJ 2
SOR V1GKSBURG ,WARRENTON -
i NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY L ssAAkkaa&
AND Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY Weekly yicks
burg Packet Steamer magnificent and swiit
ming packet MAGNOLIA
ssr above For gst oT Pssisgs apply board
G MAGNOLIA will Levee This Morning ready to
receive freight and will take freight for Yazoo City.
There will ba Clerk the on Saturday morning
iore eivar reiph
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, November H. at s O'Clock PM
NORSHREVEPORT GRAND EcoRE, s-
ALEXANDRIA and all intermediate landings
Regular Red River Packet Steamer CADDO o. q
The superior and swift running
apply board SMITH FISTER 50 Poydras street
nov11 II, a
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER il, 1852
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

United States Life insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF pTiI4ADELpnA.
saooo0o.
s. n. CRAWFORD, Pfssident - r55
; tt7 ~. G. a. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH 0FFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
J 9f'st No. 45 Camp street, NesOrears. 95t
f ~ = BENJAMIN FIlORANt.E, Agent
81 az ey5ts ~ Jsi5 HARMON DOANE Ast, Assnt
tue most favorable + ~. oct3 1x
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

h Oessssa MA - vta1sCnr.
WSelsss. ~ ~ IL l01ts9 u
0ewesss UsIsM' IN 0si6S - -
80 esA ihaa ssdte - sAeVDessU(sd dsvi
/. nsas several u'il-s N ihs cold. sn,i
- sp gui,e late IN The evening coover.
sssk shh 4 younS lHdy nsss snesr-
tAtA. Sssc { se'GI ta va sss9 ~,
In sAareh. 1851. M. Rslis;sss Tss,
ual vetsA spau N New llnMp.hirs,
end, thsuaiA ~ ef6sss az the Dsnoe.
racy. fst1INesl.s 0snArxl Ts~rus's eoua.
y euss . hrsss aAjsrsy IL fsvsr q 4
sA.a aay sshse-in - Ssass. is.a, a
"A Oscssnhss. 1881. @ads . sosssA
q MsE DsleeN, n. b, y ssrpess q
~ SltsS Stfvo Law. e f s'tssii
z G. ~ ~ II Jssss iot4 ussihA>
II ,i1liueea ~ =
9!
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

II emh,snelt ueouee ~ a sA.,~iI 4. -
2BlSel IN XSfkssss..s,
HIre Snhire - vc.s .x,.
-, = ~ snsist,a- Sa~ -
~.cs q; IN 49,
rvsl6sts n. - Esss6sS ~. I...
r,sL.~sc -AtM-.,. 49,. 80 w..
hegue. Altef Z, tsey unaoilsfnssoyy q.
temii b exnlffh NJ eeikt - .extn.
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ass.. 49,
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n. ..s-S..s.-. - s a V, ~
~~...ss'.sS. ~ =. ~ -. W
~. X.~s~.s.Ss~s -. s -
! ,.s - ~ 4 - 49, I. =. ....,......
Now: Ii a,sesy eersssi eaaMSna,
~ ~ Z 4. .!.l ~ - = 4 sass ssesA, ~
r. j. ~ !. < sl - 3 - =
- 49, = r., = =
- s st ~ 1921 hs -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

A~ne Factory spd out bai'diL e.
u ths .Wool Gw~ers Co.." II kt,lo'
Fslls we're sold GA the 4sh inst., 'o
) kepin:ron, Ia. u lion. for
.ss.l..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

CosLE1E KCissp Br NJ oRs -
Oh tl.e afternoon u fih1 z7,b vk, Cam
bridge. Ohio. ws. vi.iI.d'by sioss' ~
great ssysriIy. The I.rg~ rhrrs aety
College building 10 n MAJ. ., rIin,, ,hs
r.of h ing Libsn n, sM siihf il tho
ssii. u the third story ard mo-, of iha
s-eSsd story. tn. nsw s's'hSd',s
Epi copal cl,p'ci .ss! iaJartd 70 ii.s
snoant of ,,rfiv ~, es sJ,t.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02
4 PaoBLyM FOR r,ir Sc,rSr,rIc =

4 PROBLEM Pon rnE SCiEsrirIc -
There are observable nj Bye Beach.
near the Ocear House 1t ext rene Inv
water. the stumps Of n forest 'hickly
s,uddiHg the sand: They are the rs.
mains Of trees of 4 large growth. bu,
Shat kind, the change wrought in them
by fine and ihe action Of the sua rem.
defs !, impossible 70 de,esmine--Ai IL ,.t
upshn 4 cursory examination. We do
not learn thsl ,hey hase ever been seen
before the present ssa<tn. ths severe
storms Of last Spring apparently having
wxsi,ei the sand from them and lett
them distinctly expbsedto view. There
appears 10 DO no account Of tl,sm from
hssiory Of tradition. How h the pho
nomsnon 10 be explained Was tho
bed If the Ocegn in this quartcr cnce
vsrdurs covered earti,.. Which some
mighty convulsion Of nature sunk be
meath the waters, at a'period to which
the memory Of man runneth no. ?
The su jsct is certainly deserving the
attention Of both the curious and the
scientific.-l Portsmouth { N. II } Ga.
zette.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

q. q q. ~. CLARK weuiA respect.
u fslly iSiesm the iahatHanis Of Rui.
y Ssd vseias,y thAt thsy have orensd .
bp - fsth,ss sHlsek, Merchants Row,
(sfs thsy hsve Fss sale . good assestmen'
Y RsscAs. WateA 7SimmisSs. Corks,
.ksslsy. &irer Kss. Spscsaeies,
Fsscy Good. ae.$c.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

BrrrIN0,--Ths CiaciRnaii Nonpar>
~ tells ah' ,ec,lotc which curiously ".
lusira'es tho insane passion Tor betting
which Il e,inced BY pessons of 4 pecu
lar constitution. a man who had lived
lifetime in the ihduigeucs Of his IL.
torite passion for gaming. was iakeo
most Alnrmi"gly III. Three or fvsr
days passed away. au,l MS diseass hav-
ing rcarhe il. crlsi., his medical s,,en.l.
an, informed him that lie Stood no
chance fnr recovery.
NWla''r you iet!' said the patient.
Bet = there's no use IN betting. for
you're jus, Nd g. Cd a, dead man now.
Ych can't live u.bre ti,ah an hour.
An honr I! III just tell you whas il
L.; III bet you an X tia, live an
hour and d quartet tip with your tin
ana show your spunk.'
Some three quarters of an hour clap.
sed, when the dying man with con-
vuisive effort. rns.ed Ms head, and with
hi. last gssp falling dead upoa shs pis!
low, exclaimed 49, l,s-e ~.
Rake ii dnrn--raks Il scdSs, Doctor !
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

AI.onden correspondent dtSeiitlhg
Whist hs saw ss The Opefs. xhtS6:'Of
Jenny Li"1, sss. h~d skat tssseag q
glimTse. 6,ss u . ,<stf,esf w fssssev
seif; I couic i,sssliy ia,s reDspisrd
her. She iosss pale, worn, aed hsy.
gsrl, ih uku spirits nnd bsd health
and. IL siie rat, Tie crntre Of 4 hsSdred
opera glasses directed apon hsr. :lrr"
wHs bni obs wondering and sympaihi.
ring mutmur throughout tie yAst build
ing .-.,.s...
Tows UlsrmcYgp ny FiaM Tel.
egrsl,tie despatch f,on, Memphis 10 ST.
louis, OF tlst Ftth ius,., stale ,IiAi the
,ovn'df Helena. Atk. Wa. simoss con.
.uhed by fts on Monday night Only
,rb brkiness l,o,ises wsss iSh. l>oAs
estimated VI 100000. .-, ....
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

%. Il. DpeNC80
u asAe sssh assaasemeats ihat ~ will
F.shss - ssrytisd ~ sAs AsssTsessrsrs
y su ~ psps,ss
pAYD03 0DDo01J101
~ day.--sssS y rkieA sss sssssAssi 70
y ssiiefsalsss y ~ purchaser ~ she moa
val - refssAs1. tJ Bs sure and cell
~ ''Otl Psap~t Medieins Emporisis
|ahy sppssiss th~ fnRkiin Hotel.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

'Aun' Bidiy. RE run all the way
here 10 beg you'll sow up these great
ho'es in NY old ,ro''ers. before ] 20 tn
school. I was the laughing stock Of
IL. boys both yesierlay snd this NOR
Ming
I'm do II, child Tut why take so
mucl, trouble why no. get your Mbth.
er TO dn il, Charlie "
Cause she hasn't time. Yesterday
she wa. at the 'Breas Sewing S~issy,'
and this morning she Vent to fhs Orph.
an Asylum! Ha5 .sf .stt@
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

An Ohio paper says, ihsre Ii q p6st-
nts,er In TIE ,dIh' Of Palestine. Who
does M, know the use Of postage saassps.
lie thinks they are 'uersly CITY orn
ament.' lie las charged hse esnts on
all letters wIIetwsre PrepaId-mhkiag
eight cents or eacl, letter.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02
.spl|JglT Il

. Rrtss f6n rwa !dttxsr ~ f,ss.
ihs toaks~as9 sukss e n. WeaA vss~
ihrewn 'ogsiifer ~ esrssUl vsy.masks
N 'ee}pufssy u M -
NsyAt 10 s,asanls. snlurui ,Aanss. n,
Is hss ssbess sssy esISsCS -. ksvcsre
sa.>t,s ksS - .-I~M -LsfEvIv
"a sAew ,ssay ~ - ssesi. - 80.
fssssdfS eae.era {. vorsSi. Nsser q,
vssens : ssrpoesd Irluyv - 4 h..r,
'shs vssws asi vssslvse - - =
h. For N nv eek,bSvG & pue1SIssr.
Never to Naes ! piloiin SRarses.e
~ cxysrusa nas~asi. NGsva a.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

Az ORATOR At F,uLT There
was in the neighto,hood Of Rennsel-
aer. county soins twenty years ago, q
rather pompous and wordy ipdiyiduc +,
whose standing III sotitty" caused
him to be selected. on such public
occasions as the Fourth Of July, or a
political meeting. e. address the peo.
pie. Covering a large slice Of bread
with . small piece of butter in his or.
atory he not unfreqnently lost his an
tecedent and involved himself in MI
intermediate fog :, frou. Which it was
impossible 10 be cxtricatcd. On ono
Fourth Of july occasion, h, WAS to
maEe en- address ID the "outsiders, 10
on signal from . cannon, which Was
to apprise those who could not get
seats at the trble Inside, that be was
atoGt to'speaE he Came out upon
,he p;ana Of the inn where the din
rer w,s held. with a fete flushed with
wine ran his hahd through bis red
hsir,. till it rose up like aames from
mitinight con@gration' starting" and
pointing at broad satih ribbon IN his
button hole. began :: s,a X.
"Fellov citix,n,: .Seyenteen hun.
dred and ssve'ny, ,sir yeays ago, Gen.
ersl George Washington, whom ]
wear 10 my battorholc, died:'
Aloud roar Of laughter fairIy shook
the ground. The orator tried to ~
on in the right way. Dut he couldn's
correct himself; hs s.u;k and stum
bled at the " seventeen hundred and
seventy six" again, or q combination
Of the figures, aud finally gave up in
despair.--N y. 1fmes
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

|t1i1 ~ 9cnd u 81 u SSs;r
passports. and ssek thsu NTH lin. =
NJ. Lavsle.ts tsAvelled sadef ss,e
name u Colonel LS'sx:k. Ths cap
snin Came back . long while afters
wards, saying that there was no colo.
mel Of that nsme in the English ar.
my. Sir Robert replied that hs was
talking nonseuse-,hat they we're
fools for staying O lors---and making
a sign to the past;lIions, they Get on
at full speed. AT Mons, his generous
guide was to leave him. NJ. Lavalette,
very deeply affected. pressed bis
hands while expressing his gratitude;
but SIR Robert, still msiutainiag his
wonted gravity, smiled wistcut 70.
plying. Al last, aftss half an hours
silence. he turned u NJ. Lavalstte,
and said in the most sssions manner
possible Now pray, ny des, friend
Why did you tsst IKE 10 8 kui.iosined!
N Lssssstss seassa q HIN, sarpsissd
st such . qusstios. ssYes addcd
Sir Robert (, I have been. told that
you solicited ss q favor to be shot
Because the condemned person is
placed IN . cart, has l,ands tied be-
hind his back: tlten be is placed in q
cart, his hanis tied belMd lfs back |.
then he is bound to { plank. which is
slipped under tho axc.' Ah, ! IN.
dsrstand: You did not xiss tV ha&e
your thtoat cot like . calf n. In
vellette crossed q part Of Germany,
and soon entered upon the hosplsatis
soil Of Bavaria. The king received
him With great seal, sad protected
him against tho French ministry, who
insisted on biz being delivered up to
them. Ths Dsshss,o 81 Lea olfer.
ed Eim kcs 9S1Ss. 40 &Ffince Eugene
lavished on him al the consultations Of
friendship.
In 1922, Lavclette was restored
to his native country by letters Of
pardon granted by Louis XVIII.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

xatsSs ys~@- y1sa.sssl ews1s 49,
ssf
ataissA. a.N 1880 800 ssSe Gao
Csnses ksslssA
wsst ksslssd,
Cssslrssa, Go leo 20 5gs 6M,
fssitasy, 10 1885 as s%5 7,8
middle Gfansnf~,
GsAnv,ile, 7xS ITO asa eos 7ss
Pswfvt, 3.a6
Rapr,,, s,sS ,,.1 aa e.4o s.2o
West RSpcr;,
Salem, e.O2 II % 342 200 $40
Clspps Mills.
snu.hsn. s,2s 400 ass 7i5
CsnbtdG~. e.A3 l2Io ti2 73o
Watts Corners.
fnri- Rr,de-, ,aO0 - ~ %2' 7As
Toy, Au"e, 1910 80 b.H 80
NORTH.
Am. 4. NJ. P..M. r. n. y. ~.
s 7 9 . 10
Troy, 90 100 10 AZ AS
Eagle Bs,dg~, 30 $40 HAS So
Was Csfhers,
tsMssidke, Ia eR n 45 555
gsssh.A 13a A45 l200 sos
s.k.. 600 s,o2 -.ss ,a,s 6 20
wea asper,
R"p.H. 7I2 $50 s.@ 1896 e,le
PaxI~t, 1S6
Grsnviik, "a $50 90 Iq.43 7oS
Mitdle Granville,
Pou',n-y. s.or e.p sh 1885 706
Csstlesnn, 500 A.3I I0W 10 7f5
West Rutland. l0.i5
Center Rutland
Rutland. go f0O0 10 20 80 3 70
T,ains should NEE, and pass al stations
marked with full iAee figures.
Trains No D, - and ~, hars the right 10
the road over sIl oih<f ttsiAs
T,aius M !. 2 end 3. hxSe The right 10 the
rusd sssinsi No 8 end Z.
Conductors .i Gssvel esNA oaiyps estrs
trains will be partiealAr 70 noesee tiss shove
time.
Ia addition 10 shove, Tsa,ns tot SsrsEsra
whl ieavs st so A n end 3 % ? n,
Al Ttaiss will stop u Wsy 6s1lbns ea.
espi No . ssd .. ~ ta
No rwiGhs Tsaiss will b. rgu fto,n Sept
1st n ID iOclusivs,
Al Meet esA1 1Aer at:esss faS e4naSsslbs
rmrs ~. ss.',s. = nc ,o@ 'ns rsm.
to the let, and sf,ev the "a OF September, Al
the risk Of owners. Persons having proper :.
" 10 send will notify station agents tetore
Saturday, Angus. 2sth, in order that cars
nnsy b. provided Em them.
Passengers must procure their Ticket,
at Tie Ticket Offices to entiAe them Ia
HALF PAIGE TICKETS.
Full Fars will b exacted ON the Cars
Passrug-is will not be allow ed e. stcp q
| in,~fmed d",e S,s,ions On hslCpF,ce Ticket,
and proceed in other Trains.
u rHs'f Price Tickets will only be receiv
ed On tie sbove days.LD
| Pssse ngtrs taking ears at ClnPps Mill
! must procuve Tickets at Shushan. TIL y.
| taking esrs Al West Rupeft procure Tc4eu
| a Rupert.
Extensive srfapgemeh,a will BE- made a
Rutland Tor the aceomm odsiion OF visitors
aud th'~e y no fnsy ssii to procure lodging
there will b. readily accommodated al IL,
nun~'rous ststions "a the hnes Of Ra,lroa,
c~n'sr,ne ~ r Ratlsnd,
THOS. II. CANFIELD, Supt.
Auyust -. 1864.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

most e'rtainly be bestowed upon the
editor Of the Journal for thus giving
to the world, in 50 eoScise a form, the
life and public services Of the great and
sras,oay Frank fissoe, The Dsnsocrr,-
&c candidate eor the Presidency. We
hope the Democrats, md all others, will
read and circulate tie document -
= "FRAsK PIkRcE 10 the son Of a Gen.
eral and brother - q Colonel, add WIS
born at Concord. N. H., in 1898.
In 1912, his broilser Benjamin Pierce
Joined Tive srmiss Of iis couasry. Ye.
At this tins. Fraaklia Piescs had no,
passed the early age II IA yeanl
Shortly afterwards. III. sis,sr mafh.
ed Il Generail
In December. 1877, he sp~Iied bot ;
Shortly afterwards, another sister
married another General
In 1928 began hiscsseer NJ ws,ases.
nsan.-- Elected Deputy Sheriff "f the
town Of Concord. .s4s,4ss,,4. ss,
10 Deceipber, 1889, weHs 70 Cong
ress. ~. ~
In Janpsry. 1887. voted assfhst the
Right Of Petition. s s-A b
In February. ls37, voted ssx;nu ap.
propriations Tor In.provemeDl VI Riyers
end Harbors and Ihpads.
In December, 1851, ~sat 10 the Sen
r.. =.
IN March, IS42, came Laex again.
In 1912. gave boy who vas m en-
tire stranger 70 kiss, , cent 10 buy q
stick Of candy.
In Msrci,, le47, was appointed II
Brissdier General by President Polk.
In June. Isa7. ordered Col. Ransom
10 charge ch.pparsl % the vsrs Cruz
road. where the emmy xsre sdpposed
to be- which wss yszsssttd. .st.
though the eaasy ssans@ sss - 10 Be
Ausn, 18Th ISIS III nYrSI. zof.e
on the hard fossas NJ blbsfy Ssifos
: GSsstrsros-. "a fssF ~ s'fs ~.
On tbs aosh 4 Alopsi. faasfsl' a
sep'smbrr l4ih issx did non TAX.
the CITY cfNexicc.
In May, IssS. esu1s hsss safe.
During ls49, aiss EvsA 10 = white
house q rroanded ~ . yard of green
.rees ard linis Aowf beds, purifying
and refrv'hing the cir. and loading The
ar With frxsrsse<. 48.f ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

OOUo06 D0080.
iusv suppiy sr shs Socks rrcnnmr ndrd
! ~ IN Nstjaad On, Ho~ on hAnd-snd
s.,s 70 Messhssts asd oihers, Al i"-
NJ. u. l.. SPENCER
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

ma town in Connecticut. 4 ioafsr
was Btobyat before q justice for bsing
drunk in'tbe sir-ri---il,c 6ns being one
dollar for each offence. lie paid tho
fnc, and Was arraix,ed again tho nsxl
day. !,
No you don't judge! said no, 4
knows tEk iaw-ooe dollar tor saci, Of
Nncr,' and this IL iht sarDs old drshk.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

CT or wha, rank are you F! asked =
brisk Frenchman Of sensible Yankee,
with khom he had struck up travel.
l-rs intimacy. i am Y, private. wa'
the ai,.wer. Thank rcaYsn'!' Wa
the reply, that l have fount an Ameri-
can who ia not an officer, I never saw
one before.
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CARUsI,s SALOON.

Grand Fdyc,rcu Musical Tour Ia America
MADAME ANNA BISHOPS ONLY LYRIC ENTERTAINMENT,
Partly costume, combining the Of ope-
ratio scenes, win take place
Ar CARusis sALooS,
o. ThWsdag EreniHs June II, ls12
In The " the evening Madame Bishop sing
following myorito songs, ballads &C.
l. Recil "seliziose Noci" CAyai " Casa Diva - Norma
Bein.
g. The favonte ballad, " Sweet Home"
Irish ballad The harp that through Taras Halls"
% Scotch ballad, A." Comm, tye.n
4. Csluluns great Bravna song, GaiRs Aglmas Tili.
COSTUME.
D. Grand from Donize's sero opera, Linda
Chammoun,
g. Celebrated mad from tragic opera Lucia Lam.
7. a tubloauH Of Mexican Lie
MR.. BOCHsA,
who had abandoned appearing hapst win perform Ibis
casion the harp
The celebrated hutst, HERR JULIUS SEIDE.
The eminent violincest, HEIR HERMAN BRAUN,
MI BochsR conductor.
Tickets 81 each to be had at the and book hotels
and al the door.
English uanaons Of the operac scenes, &C. he had
door-puca 20 cents.
1.-THE piano used this Of Chickering's, from
music store OF Mr.. Richh Davis
Concert H. commence eight O'Clock.
June 1876
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June sd

A OPPORTUNITY TO purchase Dry Goods al .
sacrifice for eashThe subscribers having
make an in their order
the rapid improvements going in the national metropolis
better accommodation
respectfully citizens
sandria, and visiting city,
viii
and articles much below cost We shall continue
above stated until 18th July that
disposed Of the whole The closed for
short time in order to make the Improvement,
Our while selling This
that has before itself citizens
do well the stock and goods wanting
determined sell them very cheap,
close by the time above named.
CLAGETr, NEWTON MAY, q co
June l7-lwdif
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THE UNION WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE H. 1852
From Mexico.

The dates from The city OF Mexico are to May 10Th In
addition TO the announcement OF The Tehuantepec grant
to Colonel Sloo, we find the following i ms in our
New Orleans exchanges:
The SgiO OF the llh instant copies from minste,
rial paper OF the previous day an article which states
that the American government, moi being able 10
ply With the stipulation IN the treaty Of Guadalupe iii
dalgo which oblges to defend the Mexican frontier
against the Indians, had offered six millions OF dollars
10 the government OF Mexico as compensation. The
Sigio adds:
:. II this be true we think the subject needs The ap-
poya OF Congress- and i i should be agreed To- we
much fear that the six millions will be washed without
The frontiers receiving much attention"
One OF the papers OF the city OF Mexico says that the
Stale OF Chiapas IL threatened with an invasion IRON
Guatemala, aided and abetted by certain parties IN the
territory OF Mexico. The government has means Of
defence. The Sigto says that The last insult which
could TALL upon that unfortunate country would be an
The commanding officer in Oaaca writes to the Min
lister OF War; under dale oil the oh instant, stating thai
the schooner Amphrite, from Panama, bound Tor Cali
iorna went ashore near The village OF Tehuaniepec, and
that the passengers and crew, with the exception OF nine
who too sick 10 travel had been forwarded TO Aca
puco at Their own request, by the authorities OF The
department Of Jamiliepec They were mostly Amer-
cans, and The American consul at Acapulco was TO re-
fund the expense OF their transit through the country
TIE discussion the tariff still proceeding in
Congress. The Monitor calls on all members To iorge
personal differences, sacrifice their cherished opinions
and unite passing some measure OF the Kind for the
salvation OF the country. A correspondent OF the Zsm
poaeca writing from the city, says that the 18th ult
the law for the admission OF foreign flour into Vera
Cruz lost in The Chamber of Deputies By vote OF
two-lhrds
The Senate has passed bill appropnating $4,000 fol-
the repairs OF the national road between Vera Cruz and
Perote.
The Seminole chieis, Wild Cat, Tiger Tail, and their
companions, have arrived in the city OF Mexico on
friendly visit TO The President and Congress
The Monitor announces the arrival in that city OF a
petition from the ladies OF Ratamoas for The pardon Of
four persons condemned to death for having taken par
IN the attack on Matamoras by Carvaal in the month OF
October last. Two OF them Mexicans and two
Americans, and they all private soldiers
The Vera Cruz Eco del Comere'o Of The Goth
nounces The completion OF the teegaphc line between
Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico.
The legislature OF Guanajuato has authorized the gov
eminent take steps for Inc establishment OF ele
graphic line between Vera Cruz and San Bias, the
Pacific.