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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28
VOLUME TX. NO. A.

asking you to ponder well, these things and to
see whether you do not, by supporting the Bal.
tmole platform and nominees, directly endorse
and sustain the most glaring doctrines of federal
ism in its worst days, and the most pro-slavery
creed ever offered for the sarction and support
of Northern freemen? By supporting Pierce &
King you in reality DO nothing towards their
election, as you can have no hope of giving
them a single electoral vote. The only effect
which your supporting them can have, is to ex.
hibit you before the world as repudiating 81 the
principles of Thomas Jefferson and the doctrines
OF freedom" and as voting against the very
creed which you have, for years, supported and
urged upon the people, as the true democratic
creed, and to place you in a more hopeless mi
nority than you was before By voting for
HALE & JULIAN, although you may not give
a'- ..s4a.as aaatain the regular
democratic organization Of the State--you re-
main true to the doctrines which you have de.
cIarcd to be the fundamental doctrines of de-
mocracy and freedom, and you rebuke the insult
OF asking you to openly and shamefuly aban-
don your principles, and turn suddenly round to
the support of those doctrines which you have
repeatedly rejected as false doctrines, and of
those men whom you have as repeatedly stigma
tlzed as "boters" and blind guides" acting
under the dictation of wings and for the purpose
of saving the wings from defeat! By voting for
HALE AND JULIAN you can take the electoral
vote of the State from Scott, and by voting for
Pierce and King you secure the success of the
wings, and plunge into hopeless minority
leaving your party and principles behind you.
A JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT
Oct 10 1870
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28
No Credit Given Here.

The vetemntemperance lecturer. Doctor Jewett,
has been speaking again in Boston and vicinity,
with his accustomed wit and eloquence We
heard an anacdOte Of him the other day, which
is too good to be lost. In the course of his
travels with his own horse, he one day entered
country tavern and sat down by the bar-room
to warm his fingers Ills keenly rowing eye soon
discovered prominent over rows of bottles with
highly colorei contents, in large letters, the
inscription, no credit given here" Turning
to the landlord ITO whom he was personally un.
knovn,) he said,
"Ah see that you bring people square np
to the mark.'
Eyes" replied the landlord, Its no use tt
trust rum customers nowadays. We must ge
it as we 90 along, or never get it,
Jewett warmed his fingers awhile, and ther
turning to The other, said
al think could adj line or two to your in
s'ripton that would mike it very nce.'
"What would you add inquired the land
Give me pen and piece of paper, and
will show you"
"Walk into the bar; there's pen and ink
help yourself"
The Doctor walked into the bar, and takin
up pen, wrote as follows;
"' No credit given here,
And yet I've cause to fear,
Tbat there's day book Kept in Heaven,
Where charge is made aud credit Givon,"
Laying down the pen and leaving the lines, h
walked to the fire, and again sat down, expec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28

The HARE AND THE LION: AN INDIA Po-
LIrIcAL LIBEL.-NNho knows not this story
Nevertheless we publish it; for ever as the hare
conquered the lion, SO does the Bengaec over
come the Engli5hman.
hare sat in jungle with his wife, and he
slid, {" There is our king, the lion, come into
the wood, and he will devour our children"
"No," said the little hare " for win 60 to
confront him, and conquer the great lion, the
king of the beasts"
Then her husband laughed, and caid, In
tellect is power; We can die but once let us
see what you can do"
Then the little hlre, taking her little son in
her paws, jumped and jumped till she came to
the lion. Then she put down her son before
his face, and put her two paws together in al
humility, and said, Lo! king of kings, have
brought you a nuzzurana obIge me by eating
it. Also have some news to give you"
Then the lion looked at the hare'S babe, tn;
saw it was soft and jaicy and was pleased in his
soul, and laughed, and his hugh was as the ron
of the thunder of Indro Then he asked he
news, and the little hare replied
"You are the sovereign of the forest, bu
another has come who calls himself king of the
beasts, and demands tribute"
Then the roar of the lion shook the forest
and the little hare nearly died with fear as he
asked" Where is the scoundrcl? Can yol
show him to me ?"
Then the little hare leopod along with the
lion till she came to m OLD we'll. The well was
nearly full buth no wall. And she said
"Look, he is hiding there il fear"
Then the lion craning his neck, looked and
saw his own shadow, and with fearful rolr,
leaped into the we'll So the little hare, with
glad heart took up her son, and went to her
husband, and said-" 10! intellect is power,
have killed the hon the king of the 5eass."-
From The Sumochm Dwpon, Bengalee ne,ospa
PER, IF The I'd .4ugust, 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28

ing an explosion. The Landlord, whose curios-
ity was somewhat moved, went behind the coun'
ter, and read what he had written pause oJ
some minutes ensucd, when the Doctor glancing
round, saw to his great pleasure, and somewhat
to his surprise-from the inmation of dampness
about the eyes-that he had driven nail in a
"sure place" A word fifty spoken how coed
it's Canada Temperance Aduocate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28
j. w. WHEELOCK, PriAtSr.
From the Western Citizen.
JOHN p. HALE.

That Fame around the warriors brow
May bind her greenest hay,
Yet, there are souls wEnse deeds si, II live
When theirs have passed away.
Yes, there are hearts that e'er send forth,
stream Of living light,
Whose radiance spreadiug far and wide,
To day beams turns the night,
Such, is thy soul, fair Fresdom's ffiend,
Unsullled as a star,
When death shall veil the from our sight,
Thy deeds shall live Rfar.
know thee e'er the i ST. and true,
The friend of every right,
Fer, have heard thee boldly speak
Against oppressiou's might.
And when the smile of " Honest Right "
Shall glad each human soul,
Then, shall thy stream Of light, and truth,
Forever onward roll.
Rural Vale, sept 2E 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28
Obc f7dmiIp GtrtIc.

Life is the Characteristic of Religion. Life
is the characteristic Of Truth. a dull assembly,
with lifeless men talking about dead topics, is a
scandal On real religion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28

GA happy immortality" says Plato, " is
great prize set before US, and great object of
hope, which should engage US to labor all til e
time Of our life to acquire wisdom and virtue"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28

The surcst way Of governing, both a private
family and kingdom, is for husband and a
prince to yield at certain times something of
their prcrogative.
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A. NJ. u. q.
sTs. PETER AND PAUL COLLEGE.


Tu1s COLLEGE. UNDER THE
= direction Of The Rev. Fathers Of The soeiety
OF Jesus, derives from ils situation IN The Capi.
tai OF Louisiana, d most ~6attefing guarantee Of
SUCCESS,
The Directors foilsw The same piai, Of ettuea.
ton at this institution, as IN all those entrusted
to their care,
The day scholars eniey The same advantages
and frequent The same classes as The boaraess, but
have no other communication with them,
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The Catholic Church but pupils of ell ,lanoini-
nations are admitted, provided, for the sake Of
order, they confirm 10 tha exterior.
TERMS OF B0ARnERs.
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phy'eian's fee and minor iadtmaty EXPENSES g 90
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TERMS or DAY sCHOLARB.
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Fer The other classes, per mouth, d 90
Books, Drawing and Music, etc, etc, form ex.
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The payments ARE to be made semi.annpally
In advance.
The College advances no money II will be
well therefore that the l%iafetts deposit a certain
sum with The Treasurer ief accidental expenses
and pocket money.
The next session will commence on the LET Of
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Fiat do In Observation-Disclosures dist
Baton ROUGE.

Conv dA Stt,6me District JaaNi0tye.
Margaret i'fsitsr, spepss, u. Michel %jeielsi, Mari,
No 1864
I'm vertu dun writ lie #. H.. lance dsns l'aHaite
L eisdessi,s intitu'6 III niliner6i6. Ell adress@ u
moi par honorable Coufd i siKieHie District ~.
dieiaire dams ct pour Ia paroisse PEST baton
Rouge ct Fiat de- la Louisiana, J'expesersi en-
veBte publiqte a ID porte de Ia maisoh de- Cotif
dams ia Vile do Baton Hougs. Fkniedi 10 dedx.
ien,s Jour d'Ottebfe proclaim 1864, a mid. Ia
p~fepriete ti.apfes %deefite, fendu par IL dstehdenr
Betehel pour payet q, s~aiisiaire le ipaeuisnt, In
teret et frais dans le process 81 dessis intiiule. s#4
vaifi Tin certain LOT on in6reeata te teffe, situe
dams cstte paftie de- Ia Wills lie Baton Rouge, at-
pente par Gates n Eeweemb, ct nomrn6 Fate
betifg Oracle, contehant deix arpents. 6tant ia
,noitia est de l'itet No. ~, scion ls plan da ait
Faubouig, ensemble ayee toutes lee baiisse 81
anfeiiotstiens isdesstis, Ell 6tant Ia meme aqtis
par IL defendetIr lIouehei lie 8. HI oft par aete
I,asse par devadt Samuel Sheffield, Recorder, le
i5ene jour de Mai, 1862.
Conditions ds Ia vehis--eor6 ptani-avsc le be.
Deiee LIBERALIZATION. ii. Y. BABiN.
&c 90 Asuiast Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
State Of Louisiana - Parish of East
RatnY R1nga.

Saith JnRfgfdi Dtstfift Court
Margaret pisifsr. wife, w. Michel B,tietisl, hue
bam@Ne. 1914
l1Y virtue If d wfii ef 4 n, issued ~ tlie
ID aboye entitled Hfd numbered stiit. end 10 inc
directed from the Hotof able Sixth Judicial Dis
,fiet Court, In and for The Parish Of East Baton
Rouge snd State Of Louisiana. ! viii expose III
public sale, ut the Coitt. house door, IN the city
Of Haton llo,ga. on Saturday The second day 1T
October Bsst, Is1,, ut Ia s'eleek. ST. tbe herein.
efier described property, surrendered by ilia de-
PENDANT BottthaI, 10 pay and satisfy The judgment.
interest and cost In The above entitled suit, to.wit I
A certain lot Of parcel Of ground, %situate,f In ibat
pHrt Of the city Of Baion Huge, laid out BY Gates
and Neweemb, called suburb Gfaeer, containing
twe arpents, being The east liHlf Of sq.afs No.
"a, according 10 The plan thereof. with oil The
buildings and improvements thereon. II being the
satne acquired by defendant Beathel from ~
Hyatt, by act passed bsivfe ssbiI Sheffield, He.
e%of,lef, on the 10th day Of May, 1860.
Terms OF sale, cash, with the benefit Of sp.
rtaiserent. H. V. Balm,
aug9ss6t Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
SHERIFF. SALES.
Fiat do la LouisiAne--pargisso dsIsyt
I1at0l ItOf1Res

GeRr nh Sie1ifpiss Dtstytt Jhdffaafff,
aanitisl liottlt oil FiHef a,,d TerefiHt-aso 1865
TN yeftH fta6Akrii de d. H.. iaHe6 dans 10
- process ~eiaIesens intitnld 81 iaani6fote. Il
aifsasa q moi taf Honorable Cotlr du Eisienie
Baton Rouge II Efat Dc Ii ieliisiahe. I'exnesefai
en- yente p~gbli1is 4 Ia porte d. Ia %fnaisasi ta eehf
dsns ID villa de Baton Rouge. Eaeaedi Ie ietiHs
ietie Jour duefobre proclaim, 1889. d midi Ia
rtopfieie ~eisatfes isftita sayoir Ia naehita d.
Ia %siieferie ct APPAREL Y agFsftthahf, situd dsis
BAYOU Mahebae 81 stif 1hatitatisp ds hr. Pikaf
IN des deiendeuf dans lie process ei.tiessus ittitpIe,
ct appatienant ei otamtii les dts defetitie ttrs
pikef \ Foreman. et par eus fen1u poat payer
ct ~satisfaiie le nio,itaft dt itgetlefi, ittefets 81
frais darts le process t~i.tasslis iiititule4
Cottllti 5iis lie Ia venteMe9ni ptaHt-avss le be-
ndfita d'egalnaiiaf III. II Y. HAHN,
co % A1utsGt Sheriff
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state of LOnisiana-Partsh Of East
Baton Rouge,

StItH yHateidk DtstftGt our
Wilbur and Ellis "a. I1iomss y. Pulisn~-Ne. 800
10y virtue Of writ Of \. f., issued in the above
- entitled and numbered suit, and to me di.
feeted from The Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, In and fof the Parish Of East Baton Rouge
and State Of Louisiana, | have seized md will
expose d. public sale. nj The Couft.hotls door, In
the city Of Baton Rouge. on Saturday. the second
day Of October, 1862, III 10 o'clock, Al, all the
right, title, interest and claim Of Thos. D. pullen.
detendent, In the shove entitled suit, In or to the
property hereinafter set forth ard described
io.wiii A certain LOT Of ground situated In that
part Of the city Of Baton Rouge, laid ont by The
late Ellie 3esufegsrd, and designated on The flgti-
rs,jvs plan thereof as lot number Ave, Of square
number fifty .feur, 1t being the came purchased by
the dsfenistt Fallen from Messfs. Pike II Hart,
on the thirteenth day Of March, eighteen hundred
and iifty-two, 1852 ~ per aet passed before
Samuel skoIheid, Recorder which property "
seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judgment,
interest and cost, in tho above entitled suit.
Terms OF sale, cash, with the benefit Of ap.
p~raisemsBt. an2s.Gt H v. BABtN, Sheriff.
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PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE CAPT.
III ITALIAN Viz A WIG b s1.Lu ..ui..suuai

pkJSPECIUS OE 1.-THE CApIs
- T0LIAN vfs.A.vISb-Th The undersigned,
believing thai a paper published aahe Parish OF
West Baton Rouge. and properly conducted, can
be made both useful and interesting 10 the eiti.
sens Of the two Parishes Of Baton Rouge, and a
source Of profit 10 its proprietor, proposes publish
Ing q paper near the Cenft-house of said Parish,
to be called THE CApIfOLtAN vts.A.vis,
the first number Of which will be issued OH We'd.
nesday, the first day OF September next.
While the "Capitoliaa Vis.a. Wis, will at all
times exercise the right which belongs 10 every
American freeman, OF freely discussing politics
and advancing its own opinions, articles of All ex-
~elusivsly partisan character will occupy but o
small portion Of Its columns believing however;
that the principles and measures Of State and 3ta-
tional policy, evowed and advocated by The Wing
party, are calculated 10 advance the prosperity.
dtevelope the resources and promote the harmony
Of the State and Union, the undersigned will give
to those principles and measures his Jealous
Though II may be teeble) support. Dealing
frankly and fairly with The opposition, eoneedins
TO them and claiming for his party and himself
honesty OF intention, he will, by all honorable
means, endeavor 10 secure the success Of those
principles, by the election Of WINFIELD soorr
and WitLtAM A. GRAHAM, TO the Presidency and
Vice Presidency OF the United States.
The agricultural, mechanical and commercial
interests at the people, will ever find In the
tCapitolian Visa. Vis,e an advocate and friend Al
all times willing 10 contribute liz mite for their
advancement.
The "Capitelian vissa. VIA will b. published
every Wednesday mofains. commencing on the
frat day Of September, of Tnaxs Dot1.AHs a
year, payable invariably in advances.
nug2f.Jt PHILIP WlNFREE, in.
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State Of Louisiana -= Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.

LalG THjrI UisttW C6ntt, noW Sigih
Jnd,eial Dtstyiet CoUft.
A. Fletcher, a a., vs. Executors IA. Catstief, aeL
No. 1915.
DY virtue Of a writ Of A. IN, issi,ad In 'hs
- above entitled aud nan befe1 eaitsa. and d.
teetad 10 The sheriff Of the Parish oi East Baton
Rouge, from the Honorable Sixth judicial Disiric,
Court, III and iof the Parish of last Baton Rouge
and stste If Louisiana, | will expose ut public
sale, al the Court house door, in the city Of Baton
Rouge, on Saturday The ID day Of October next,
1864. Mt II o'clock, 4. H., the hereinafter described
property, ~to.ssitf A certain tract u land ar plan.
tation. known as the Davenport plantation, sitti-
ated In the Parish Of East Baton Rolge, At abott
fourteen miles below the city Of Baton Ito.igs,
having q front o., The Mississippi river Of fifteen
arpeufs, more or less. by eighteen arpsnts IN
depth, and bombed rs follows! on the lower line
by lands Of Gilbert Dsigre, and shove by lands Of
the heirs OF Henrietta Cavsl.er, widow Maxeni
and others,
Terms Of sale, cash, with The benefit Of up
truisement. II. v. BABfN.
auggs.Gt Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALES.
State Of Louisiana - Parish Of East
HntOu Rouge,
Sigb Jadtsiat District Ggnyts

StgfB JHffttHg Jtsttttk BHf
Il r. Matsis. IT at heirs Of ~fisltisisa Cavalier.
Siduw Maseili, IL. Elasi Dn seilrpfi n nh
No Hsss
vlFfAae II d commission issued IN tie alieFs
- aiiIitiBu aud numbered suit, and IL ME dts
reeted from The Honorable Sixth judicial District
Court, in and for The Parish Of East Daleii Rouge
and State ef Louisiana, | vii expose 1T public
sale. nj The Court house dser. III tie city vf Baa
Ion isa,tse. pi SATURDAY the second day ef q. To-
Der, 1855 al eleven o'clock. Al n, Tie hereinafter
described properly, toswit A saitain tract Of land
situated Iii The Parish Of East l3aioi lioias, vi
about thirteen miles below the city u liaion
Iteuge, having n frent Of five ufpents on The tivef
Mississippi, with the depth % eighty Hfpahts,
bounded above by lands Of Thomas Miller and
Heilzsii, ald belots by Lands claimed by Chas
EleMiehen.
Terms Of sale@t1ne Third NJ tie price OF sditts
10 he j,aiA III easl, OH the day If sale. and
balance OH three elIal hunusl Instruments
the purchaser to give his iieses satisfactorily oil.
dofsed, bearing Interest III eight tsf cent per All.
nun after maturity, md speeiai 'tigrtgasa on the
retained Until tiaal payment.
uuaassdt H. " HAhtN. Sheriff.
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
ParOisse dsfsst Baton Rouge,

Y "1FYNEI s91<f
IHnisTfsA r. hsssHT, aeio50.-f ony dp s5x-
- fefns District jude
RICHARD HoTrsoy. siaire.
"a PhEs argument 81 prspTes De se'tr GAUGE.
4 = ri'e est eo'asidefe resfiicfiveTnenf ~ fcp'ques
de propf1tfe. IL deI0ars'er esss 7 fsiIss df tsitc
ZEE pFeuves reGs's. aug exees sI.sgnt pour mite
Tue = uns separation se corp Eaic . neasiincitHs
N use droi, = - dissolution ds y sornnnaaie et
g pansnse IS = 'sncHsia.sea "a eesas 2 2 "A ~
r%aTafIofi &c "a prophets personnellf g yesfiflticIs
eta sof' zsifni1as.ra'ion iederendaisfe.
y ess pouflsavi or'onne, aeriees gig - denisa-
9sIssse lsi''asliha hnfEhl seeousfe ca ae'enasl'r
,sle1ana Y. ioWfson soH 'naii. e nsgfessc noInfns
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Mr. n'GnsrBa The Washington eof'
respondent of the New York Joasaot Of
Commerce, in his letter OF the 18th inst,
says;
'sMr. Webster viii leave this city for
Massachusetts In eight or ten days. but
the ramor again started that hc eontetn.
plates tho resignation of hisotlice, at that
tiuie, IA probably as incorrect az all the
previous rumors He has been aud still
i closely engaged here, not In the routine
of the Department, bu, Ia diplomatic al.
fairs"
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Fiat de- Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'Est
Baton Rouge.

.1ueiranc Gos0 dn Slime Utsfyi9, atfnslenenf C6hy
IN sisifpe District Jndteiai,s.
A. Fletcher. eiot, VIZ. sTeenteuts 10 A Cavelisr, etal
No. t14G.
LIN vsr,u dun writ do n il, lape6 dans rafaire
Il ei.dessts intital6 et numerotG, Ell adress9 aa
Sheriff de Ia rafoisse d'E.st Baton Rouge. psr
pHonoraIle Cour do Sixieme District Judiciaire,
dams Ell potir Ia psfoisse d'Ett Baton Rouge OF
Etst do Ia Louisiana, J'expes6rsi On vents pub.
liqte d Ia porte do Ia msisoli Is eour dams la yille
do Baton Rouge, sanasdi IL dsaxi6nss Jour doc
tebre pfochsir. 1864. q II. hsufes dl natih. ia
propri6tb ei.spr6s dscrits. snveirs Un certain
mofeeau do terrs Oh hsbitation ccnHa corime
I'habitation Davenport. situs dams cette Paroisse
df.st Baton Rouge, q environ qnatorze miles en-
bas de Ia vile do Balon Rouge, syart uts face sur
10 delve Mississippi do quinze srpsnts. plus Oh
moins par uns profondeur do quairs-vingt ar.
pepfs, borne q 10 ligne, iniereir FAR terres Dc Gil
bert Uaigrs, Ut en- haut par terres dea .be fticfs
dfienriefta Cayslisr v6uve Maxsut OF autres.,
Conditions do Ia vsnte--comptAnt-~ayec te be-
nk6ce d'avaluation. Nv. BABfN,
&c ~ A6tit-gt ,ghefi.