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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
A Safe Bet.

About the time Of the first influx OF immigra-
ton into California, q little scene occurred on
the steamer Tennessee, during one of her up
ward cruises in the Pacific Ocean, which we do
not remember of seeing in print, but, whether
ever published or not, viii, we think, bear re-
ipeating:
One of those moral fungi on society, known
in general parlance by the soubriquet of black
leg had spread tempting bait, in the way of a
little game of faro, before promiscuous assem-
blage of Suckers HOosiers, Buckeyes, Corn
crackers, &c., who were on their way 10 the
new E. Dorado. Among the number was a
sturdy Kentuckian, who, in his humble suit of
homespun, stood watching the game with intense
interest. Presently thrusting his hand into the
depths Of his ovsrcoat pocket, he produced a
greasy pocket book, and taking from its recess
es bill, he extended it TO the dealer, saying to
him
Here, old feIler, lost ten that time, and
here's the money!
How is that?' exclaimed the sharper, I saw
you make no bet
| Wall you see, sez TO myself, sez |, that ar
Jacks been an uncommon lucky keerI, and dod
durn my picters ef don't bet ten on it; so the
pesky Jack lost, and you've got my InoI,sy.' "
| Thinking he had picked up greenhoru, the
gambler gave sly wink at the few knowing
ones,' who encircled him, and went on with the
game.
After few deals, our oornrraoker smacked
his fists emphatically on the table, and ex-
elaine:
bod rabbit it, thar goes another 'saw-buek'
on the plaguey Jack! Here, take it, ole hOss-
fly.
With an i'll suppressed grin of satisfaction
the sharper took the money, and added it 10 the
rapidly growing pile before him.
In the due course Of time, the Jack came M
rumphantly, and our yeoman jumping up near
ly to the earlnes, cracked his heels together ant
exclaimed
by Cd won fifty, that time, SO fork up
you lovely old cuss, You!
The sell was so evident that the gambler hao
nothing else to do than to pay the money, whiel
he did with the remark that the next time III
Kentuekan made bet, he wanted him to pu
the money down
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
q Million, n Handa Wart 6e-s, y

In an address to the Land Reformers Of WIS.
consin, by H. H. Van Amrinse, he states the
following startling and melancholy facts
In March, 1850, census Of inhabited cellars
of the city of New York, was made BY the Chief
of Police. The New York {" Religious OBJ
server of May 6, 1852, speaking Of that CEN
sus, states that "a eight thousand one hundred
and forty one cellars were found to be occupied
by eighteen thousand four hundred and fifty six
persons, who had no other rooms. One twer-
tieth of the population of the city lived under
ground" Let this startling fact strike deep In
to your hearts One twentieth of the popula-
ton of that great city, for the want Of homes,
compelled to bury themselves tffidef ground, ex-
posed to noxious airs shut out from the light of
heaven, aid from the joyous atmosphere which
the Father Of Man created for all his children.
Besides these miserable inmates of cellars, tens
of thousands Of others might be reckcned, who,
by the oppressive rents exactsd under landlord
~, and the uncertainty of employment and ina
Idequacy Of wages, produced by the unrighteous
Idespoilment of mans natural right to the earth.
are compelled to wear away a drudging life in
small teneInents and unhealthy positions, 10 the
great injury of themselves, the ruin Of their
families and the danger Of the commonwealth.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

When Major Jack Downing called upon Gen.
Andrew Jackson at the White House for the
first time, he was regaled by the President with
Champagne and Olives. The doughty Major
tried both-the FIRST he liked; the second he did
not fancy, and laying the fruit back upon the
plate scarcely tasted, said:
General, your cider is good, 5@ darn your
pickleSp
/ Just so thought an old-fashioned Democrat in
the interior Of Wayne county, the other day,
when his Locofooo brethren paid him the COM
pllnent Of raising hickory pole in front OF his
house. lie made no objection TO the pole, buI
when they proposed 10 elevate Pierce and
King flag upon il,
Hold on says he; i go the hickory pole, be-
cause that reminds me OF jackson; but your
Pierce and King flag can't stand, because
rote for Seoup
The pole-raisins discontinued PreeiPiIately,-
l[Detroit Advertiser
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

III the Third Congressional District in Maine,
the Locofoco Convention quarreled and honina-
ted two candidates. The fight was furious
The .partizans of Kimball charged Smart, the
other candidate, with casting more votes in con-
Sention than he was entitled 70. Smart, in re-
ply, gave the following piSture Of his enemies
another violated important trusts in the coIlec-
tion Of debts, another has stolen a record, an
other has withheld funds, and put the Govern
ment to the expense of sueing for them; another
has been guilty of getting man the worse for
liquor and gambling his money away from him,
and another was known a few years ago 10 pro-
cure the nomination Of man for Office by an
outrageous fraud. II necessary, tho narnss, the
evidence, and facts, viii be given hereafter
Lay on, McDuif.''
As was right, whig was elected in this dis
ttrict.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

REVOLUTION AT BuENos AYREs.7-Late yer-
bal accounts from Buenos Ayres, brought by
passengers arrived at New York, state that a
jreyOluiioti had broken out at Buenos Ayres on
the Goth July and that the Provisional Governor
had resigned.
The Hon, Robert C. Schenck, the American
Minister, had been received by the Governor
the day previous TO the revolutiof.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

Abrams iN CvBA.- The Havana CORES
pOndent of the New Orleans Pieayune, usually
reliable and well informed dated Sept. 2, writes
as follows:
The editorial in this mornings Diario is Of
course Government manifesto. II admits that
disaTeeton does exist in the island, that arrests
have been made, and that '.some Of the parties
are strongly suspected Of harboring designs
Iinimical 10 the island.' You would suppose
that the arrests are few. II IS a gross attempt
Ito deceive parties abroad. speak what know
when venture to state lAat there are confined
at this date, IN the Real careel, he puhta, Fort
Prinaipe, the Cabanas anl the Moro Castle, up
ward Of four hundred prisoners, including four
''ren females. assure you this number is not
Exaggerated. Indeed, / ara assured that il Is
ven underrated.
The state of insecurity is such that no man
rstTes Tor the night certain that before daylight
he may not be carried from his house and le1gsd
in one Of he forts IN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

We are indebted to friend now in Califor-
MIA, for the following interesting information:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
Later from Bu.ue. .'res.

We are in receipt of the B,. w" d'"e'
to Dec -, ten days later than our prem. -, =.
eence. The Legislature have passed an =,
which Rosas is exonerated frem the Obligation
presentine the Message and Bu5get which have been
annually presented during his actual administration
on the frat day of each year. and is declared wihoe'
INV responsibility for the absolute postponeInen'
that NAV take place Of all his ordinary ard e1lsAor'
binary obligations.
The Alum Santdfesllo OF the 2ssh NoFsH'et "aS
the following announcement;
Ju.NANp sALrA-General D. Nazario Bena-
vides, and General d. Manuel Sarsva mus oy tns
date have moved the forces OF their respective rio
yinces ,;.
The army under the command OF the former SO
consist OF l4000 men we are ROT certain wne.nsi
this number is 10 be augmented oy the sA 'nousan
that General Ssravja is calculated 10 nave al MS
disposal, or whether the contlDgenls Oh san LUIS,
Roa and Catamarca 10 be ADDED 10 tne FORCES OF
San Juan Should il be the latter, we presume tnas
General Saravia will take charge OF the contngehs
ef Tucuman and Santiago del Esiero, thus forming
another army, that will take the direction, when the
opportunity arrives, that the General Government,
may think proper TO assign TO 1t.
The Province OF Santa Fe Itself has sou men
ready.
The new Charge d'Afaires from the British Gov
eminent, Capt Robert Gore, place of MI Southern
whose seryices are required elsewhere, has been
recognized, with abundant formalities by the Argen-
tine Confederation.
MoNTEvIDEo.- The news Of the Commerce.,
from the 5th to the 18th inclusive, may be summoned
I'D in few words Senior VeIges has arrived as
Charge dAfTaIres Of the Government OF Paraguay,
near that of MonteVldeo. That Caesar Diaz and
some OF the old DICTIONARIES Of the town, have been
packed of to Entire Rios. That Admiral GrenfeL
has gone 10 Col0nla, yos likely TO return soon to
Moniey16eo That as proof OF the deep interest
HIS In peral Majesty the CispqtG he has sent
thithsr his Dett GeLtldl, ms DCst AoII III, anu MS
hes, Diplon a,ist.
tsee Telegraph for still later neTs.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
there is fair business doing al $4,000 p so,.,
t23asso y tan, and $lTasls for Coal.

there is fair business doing a, $4,000 p to,,
t35as{o y tun, and $lTasls for Coal.
The amount received at the Sub Treasu-
~ was s7Soss Paid, sii iss; Balance, *s,2,i,s7L
The Foreign adyices have had favora-
bic effect upon Cotton and Breads.uds In tais mar
kst and an advance has been realized these anti
cies. II will be fortunate Circumstance for the
county, II We shall hare good demand during the
sprog a fair prices for Flour, Whea! and Corr
The surplus stocks il he interior are very large as
pecially OF Corn, and good market abroad is al
that Is needed TO crowd avenues Of Transports
ton 10 their fnll capacities.
The arrriya, Of several steamships with
valuable carsoes las largely increased ias Custom.
House entries this week. The amour. Of Dry
Goods alone thrown On this market, is over i~o and
a quarter millions, OF which. oVsr q million was
silk goods. The figures are as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
FRIDAY, Feb. l3-P. NJ.

FRIDAY GU. AS-t "a
The tendency of the Stock market was
downward to-day for the fancies, without much ac'
tyity, excepting in Reading. Sales IN Philadelphia
on York account depressed the market there,
which reacted this market and the stock fell Oh 70
sst after the Second Board. decline Of " cent
Fms ven, to 7st, fail Of q y cent. Delaware and
Hudson does not regain its lost ground having fallen
10 IIa, decline of ct y cent. and 81 y cent from
the highest pon. Of the week. Canton was heavy
and generally IL was day Of heaviness one OF tho
DAYS of auctuation not unusual in the Stock market
The Exchange market is quiet but hrn'
Sterling, ioaloi Francs. 5l6tG5 1871. 1t is under
stood that there is a considerable amount OF sou"
ern bills coming forward IN the Southern mins
Freights are firm, and there Is consioer@-
bic produse offering. All the Cotton fiesu~ - -
March are filed up To-day 300 or 40 o~,s' go ~,
taken ct 7.saaid.; $500 bush Graia' S.aih'
Flour. jsd. asked. To Glasgow, 500 bates oo'''S'
sIsd. TO Haue, Co,ion, ic. vessel %s' eas''
,sr,d for Barbados a, isc- p Dbl, snt i', % "a.
:. Ia,s Coal sor Acapulco s. SIS To cAs's-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
asrespss Of rroduce

q, Err RsiI,oa9 gtey. r.s ~ h2 a. = esiss
al shsso 7Is bags Feed 21xs do. Osss ~ ~, ~
y2y isT5 o. Flour iis Kegs Butter. u res ~ "
nJ H. NJ Ts,sn Railroad. Fa4sy Fss ILL - ia
M Cheese &c do Butter, sss bags "A'
b. Hsscs Rrsr Ra.Iroad ws4.ssssy Sbis Sssr
Apples, u essks Asses pss'- csssss ~ b.s FIsy
LSs' DO "a, si sds ' -. :1:. s' ssss
ss s. ~ OK cs: CO... d. - -
s s.s pssy ~ as.As.ss.s ss ss sss,
- ibis e..ss stsss. i7o essk. slaI sss1 g
Ss = g. s1s ss,G H Sees ss. f:ss
bsls Lccsr,; -. 30 ar:hssae. hsst Osfas. ~ -
HOSES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

AMERICAN AND FoREIeN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The First Baplis. Church in tAis City has de:er-
mined to eject the American and Foreign Bihls So
cis,y from It's premises, in consequence of the re
usal of the society to as part in the proposed new
version Of the Scriptures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
AIarine Disasters, &c.
JOURNAL OFFICE, PROVIDENCE,
R..aw.. ltok IA


Fnday. Feb. Is, 1852.
o.. h,is Ellen Mana, OF ard ior Boston non
IN. N c., cams ashore on Cnalies'o~ ~,
mn", pssch on "Wednesday aignt, ano IS a comple1S
wreck. Her cargo COZ sis siary me heach. The
ststes that the vessel Has insured iof a3ou'
cnS0 snd he supposed the cargo TO be also, IN bo:
Oee Young man, passenger, namco hesu,
70 Srorned and his body 10 supposed 10 DC IN sne
sahtn- which Is broken U9 and FOIL OF wafer. he
men have lest everything exceP. the cioshe' shsy
The Roger Williams. loaded with Domestic goods
from this port for NewYork Is totally lost on FISH
sr's Island. Her cargo IS Insured at Inc PfO'ec.oh
Office. Hartford, for s6SO0 st the Melcns a o..
this city for $3.50 atthe Roger Williams ocy 90 iD
S2350 at the American for 81 10 anu d. 'hs 4 "'
and Marine, of Springfield, Tor 500. ,,,o -.
The sloop Rhoce Island, which nelones 70 .nS
same line also from Providence for rev Vl p an
with similar cargo rs ashore ." The cargo viii
80 .ssd a. hanged state l. lsipsuTed for sl,VVO
in the Sun Mutual. New York s52OO az the A'aeIi-
can in this city 80 COO at the Merchants, ana soo
ssibs FiIe and Marine, Springfield. There is no
srsuyaree on either OF the slOOps. The cargo oil
each is worth from $4,000 to $4,000
Markets Reported bv Telegraph.
CINCINNATI Fnday, Feb. l3, 1852.
Sale, we're made TO cay, deliverable a. Chilicothe,
~ ! 600 bbIs Mess PORK at $i3 IS % 600 pieces
shoulders in bulk at sac, and 1000 SIDES al osc.
iI''A - '''' CHAnLEsrox, Tuesday. FEB. 10. 1882.
Corros- To-Day $500 bales sold at firm prices
Middlirg fair, Sic ~ :, 1870
CorToS sales to cay, 200 bales at 706lc. Inc
market Is unchanged ,..,
CHARLESTON. Thursday, FEB. IL, 1852.
Corror Gales 1900 bales to-day for the week
O 700 The marke. closes weak aud some qualities
are easter fair and FULLY iaiT IS at o@o9c. Ne,
cejp,s of tho week, l4ls7 haiea Inc SOCK on haho
NEwOsLEAss. Wednesday, Feb. II; 1872,
There is a steady demand for cotton 0@es W.
dsy' Cc0 bales stIict middlng, 'lc. =, ,o.,
~''' NV. ORLEANS, Thursday, Feb. ~ 1917
CorroN is IN good demand. the sales To-Day weIe e
500 bales at firm prices. Tae purchases "e es
mostly for England and + ance' SUGAR has 80 ~
ysIced 10 far sells at 4a4.c MoLAssEs aas a.
yanced from 22022ic. Rio COFFEE has lmproveu.
prime, 6I09c. CoTToY FRBIoHrs to Llverpooi' 'u
srERIISG EXCHANGE is at SilDyc premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

Tur Azryc CHiLDRES.--A correspond
On. informs US this, Mexican IDOL very similar IN
outline to Maxine and Bsrtoa' was p'c'en'ea - vac
exhibition room OF the Society Library the sign. Oh
which caused them 20 weep, unsi the boy look u IN
his hands and kissed L. More than fandfea e'f'
snIs nsre pre.es.t >. the TINE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
The GoIden G ite was to sail on the goth, and
would probably bring some further parcels OF gold

Inc UOiOtn u Abc was 10 SAIL on the 20th, anu
would probably bring some further parcels OF gold.
Money was very abundant on call a!
y cent, and the balances 0. the bankers could not
be freely employed a, that rate.
The Newly ork and Troy Railroad Com
pany which is an extension ofths Harlem Railroad.
have applied to the Common Council Of Troy for the
light Of way through that city. The Council have
granted the application and there will shortly be .
direc. line TO Troy over the Harlem Road.
A resolution has passed the House of Rep.
rrsentatives of the State of NewJersey, directing
the Joint Committee on Banks aud Banking to ascer-
tain if any Banks OF the State, having special chart
ers have suspended, and If so to report bills repeal
ing them. 1T proposed to amend the General Bank
ing Law OF New-Jeney, so as to establish points Of
general redemption for the notes OF the Banks estab-
lshed under that law, giving probably the East Jer
sey Banks choice Of either Jersey City or Newark'
and those of West Jersey, Camden or Trenton. The
Banks also will be required to become local inst1
tons, by receiving deposits and discounsinS.
The total value Of exports from Bait.
more during the month of January, was $33s, soa o.
The total amount received for duties during the
month was $3i6l9 &c. against $652i3 95 in the cor.
responding month last year.
Alexandria, Va, exported to foreign ports
during the year 1851, $i5s i66 worth Of Dreadstus.
being an increase OF $50 07 over the previous year
The imports during the year are valued At $lo5sS6,
which is an increase of $ll,333 The duties paid at
the Custom House amounted to $29 ,2i2 90incrsase
$3.l7a IS.
We annex an official statement Of the
cost, revenues, and expenditures ot run,rsyr,--s-
State I'm proyements from the Auditors Rep0Yt:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
The Annual Railroad Report s91Ititt

The Annual Railroad Report N4elritted
10 the Legislature Of this State by the5tStS Psn-
eer comprises the following information;
The total amount expended IN railway
construction in this State is..---.t7302y.3sl ~
The expenditure last yearswas--.---- l22ss,IT ~
The total number OF ratings in use, on aolh Sep
tsmber was ,7l6i-of which 422 miles have been
opened for travel during the year, and 373l miles are
IN various stages Of progress.
Ninety persons were Killed in the State By railway
accidents during the last year, and forty seven
wounded Not one person bis seat IN tie car wes
killed Many Of the deaths were OF persona IN sss@
of intoxieatioa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

Total.--.s 3O,037oli 81 2l,is3,0ls 40 ts9ab,ssS %
To the above amount Of expenditures may be
added $6,4c0 paid for the use OF pa.entrights and
II il be desired to connect with those expenditures
the cunt paid for interest on the loans pertaining
directly or Indirectly, to the public improvements,
the aggregate amount of said interest, to the close
of the fiscal year 1851, may be stated at s3o73a,-
OLA ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
abs Rnl!snb Gounin Geralo.
ssftkpsr MORNING. DsrrMs;R &. igsl
t.mx... saa IN. Viz. ps..,s. ..,.


AZ upsaI, Consrcss Is eesnrne Bc,ay lis
ss~',sa with q view solely 10 the good time
eesninx' 'ia'ing ',s~ HOLIDAYS. and eo-'e.
nc srsly iiilc u Interest cln BE- osaeoicd
frala iha, qaltef at presses. TaS Political
werld !. full of~ague and ,',E 'ini'e fari's
AZ 10 What Congress nay o' may n,' do dnr'
ing tho prSscia wausehbu As yet, nothing
|, o,y,o,,aiiy s.-rs certain than ,t,, the pre-.
ses', lits ias pas', wall f'rore pr,ili'css
session % N gave shosc Whe 80 their eight
'o!s.s d,y,' OF whp 'tn,se their points IN
ac chssess for Ia, s|.s,ls in the Coming
change q administrations.
TIE srr;eas Il!ns. II Nr King, the Pre-
s,,lsa' 81 ID, Senate. auI the VICE presi-
drs, selec', has p-pslueTt q deep sensation.
saa riyen iiac 10 u deal It discussion as 10
tn ana, 90 be pnrsuei in case Of h,s de-
$50 pu'ieus 10 IA" meeting Of the cleo
iafsl ecisagca He has ALREADY s~ns in his
r., ,sna,irn ~ Pre,licu. Of ,hc S,u,'c. md
~ A,chispa &c No. has been elected Pre-.
81 III pa ,tsa. la his stead. In the even,
Of ,l.s Iesp,sc 81 Mr. King previous TO the
.p;s8rtfd time cf uis meeting Of tie cleo.
tors, ani II q Pee rrc.,stI n, is 10 be elect.
IL =, ali, TIC election nm, fail upon Mr
Graham. Hut il Is commended by ., least q
portion of tn Democratic prcss, that Con-
grcss csn 'aoigo' the election Of Vice
President by declaring tho Office vacant,
AMI eicc,:ng President Of the Senate. who
will have fun power to &c, as Vice Presi.
den, without assuming the title Of ,lia,
o.hce.
In view Of the readiness Of the present
putty IN power to rcsc, TO any dodge to
bold rsawcs, the death Of Mr. King al the
prercn time would BIZ particularly deplnrn-
bic.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
The Vice pressd nj Elsrt.

a Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times writes that "IIon. ".
r. King will probably never live to be Vice
President. There is s,udious conceal
mont Of his situation. but his lungs are far
gone with disease bis congh is incrssan mt
ard harrassing. The Senate, in Exccu-
tive session "Wednesday. considered his
case, ana action will he t1ken ,o.mor, ow,
on motion Of Mr.. Bright, TO cn,ble him 10
sign bills at his rooms, instead Of in the
presence Of the Senate, !. is not thought
he will ever resume his scat.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
NJ, WV. !. u Il :

nst Why. \ N III ~ 49, ~
~isay.wssay FOOD I. vtli e11t eaaA
,iasras Of sspsii tsik sn1 " 80 ~
scsece vii Be ksH s3rsugk -
gotten The he,sdsyS--sus The 81 III ~
ges shc~a. aoA. cumiAr sus u 49, ~sss
an seeuanliie>i foscs IN stresn n sslk
wia exhibit. Il ~ill crowd ~ h~ainess ..
side. even ~ the Masoasi csuu = ~ Wsps
Fs,hcr If Waters aside. jus, sbssN II Ian.
Ia and the li,ilo basincss hN tails~s dowu
thu coatsn of tho srsssn viii ~ - AAwsrd
with talk. th,s m bushes. s,.a vi! AaA
time to take e,en the tclegrsph:c Docs Il
u.
And vct s,r,cthing viii be DOM, --sheys
h no doubt of that. Du, Congress asr~
no, believe In taking three munsks n do
well, WIN, can b. done badly rnsasA b
night. lie will be q gcnslems IN all ths wvaks
~ the session hu, one, and then he'll roll
up his sleeves AMI pa, matters thruagA In
something of q harry. lie IL like farmer
who sits ''!osfing" In shoe .A.e.rr Il; al Of
winters day. AMI when the snn 10 juss sca.
dy TO hide behind one Of the western sno~.
banks, PUSHES hotor. pour the svill into
the rlg-pcn, but only half Of II into thu
trough, throws downs dozen shcals cf
STALKS into tis yard, and lets the ca.tle sp.
propratc them according 10 each oness 4.
bihiy,--cmp,ics los ofcorn only half hsil-
cd into the hen bcnse. and lets the Shsny.
heis wal, till morning for water. aud throws
bundle Of straw into the stable, letting
thr bay marc mako her own bed Of II.
Congress will do work -n,ugil. bu, how
IL will be done Is another m,ttcr. Tho
qurn'i,y we sh,f' MI probably rnp,,in e
blu, oh, the quality in. y. Times.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

A. .~sr o, Cs,xsras Grrsas.---fcsier>
4. .Nwo mem named Stephen Css-ses snd
stAn Scn,s. were arrsssss at C,sashaia -Four
Cor'rsas. Coiau'tas eoaa:y. and consider.
able cu,nimy IT eounsesfc,s o. halls On Tho
Lelsnd Dank If Lebanon. Colna,tia eoun-
". found in their pssr~sion. Arrests have
also been ,ssde in New Ycsk. Th~e ~er.
th,c~ are probably caught during ,hoir fr~'
efforts 10 get the ccan,erfoi; bills Of u,r
Leland Bunk before the community. a. tho
FIRST notice Of the counterfeit was given IN
Tuesday. The bank itself is q new one
and the cou,erfri,s sid TO be fac s,,n,lc O,
the originsl bills. Too much caution can.
moi be observed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

The Philadelphi, Sun asserts that GER
tain Mr.. Peter X. Fisher, of Sebuylkill
county. Pa, claims that he hrs completed
draff Of certain machinery, which he con-
ceives will produce perpetual motion--the
motive power being leverage, weight and
pressure. Mr.. =. is quite sangu;ne as to
the Ultimate success Of his invention, as
hundreds have been before him. This
goes to shcw that the old adagc about
certain class Of persons being not "all
dead yet IL still u true as ever.