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Summer C3othIs.g.

summer CGOtFsLAg.
+ S L r N G E r & CO.,
m. No, BIZ Camp street.
~ Invite attention to their superior assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
large variety OF weoLEN GOODS adapted for the .sason
FRENCH MERIso, ALPACA, LINEN muck,
FRoCK AND OFFICE COATS SAC COATS
DAP VI "n'e and Figured Drill and Linen Dnk 4
Rich Figured silk and Mafsees VESTS of tho latest s
FURNISHING GOODS
rev style cRAFAIs, NECK TIES, HALF HOSE Ere Ere
TRAVELLING TRUNKS
o. the latest PhadslphiA Manufactures avn q,g,
fgse VTetC Orleans Printing Eso,xse.
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 9s CAMP STREET..
eBesween Poydrss aud Naches.)
PfopFl''or, E y SGqIg g. Si1 WfiHAS6,
~ Aahis Establishment are executed CEAPLY REs and
EXPEDITIousLY, all kinds of III @Ha
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
IN ENGLISH FRENCH AND SPANISH IN.
SO. SUCH As....
oooho, w DAY, CASH and ORDER BOOKS
~ ,+, -, - BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
BLANKS For PUBIIC OFFICES pTA pIFe Wv
Nola.siaL nLANhs SALES RECEGPTs
Us INV" osn pLANhs' COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS
CoUNT1NG-HDUsE do. SHOP BILLS
sAnk oEF!oERs do STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
folthleN lMfohIERs'd do. POSTERS
CHECKS, IsTEAntRo. Tr,prr
eAAALoSoEs, BUSINESS CARDs
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS OF FARE,
hAAfls WINE LISTS,
NoiEs, DRUGGISTS Labels
ellis OF LADING, aAND-BI1Ls -'''O'4'
MANIFEST HEADS, FIREAlEN,s CERTIFICATES
CIRCULARS, BALL AND soIREE INYIT,
JOURNALS LEDGERs TIoNs etc e,c
gs~ PRINTING IN COLORS ~ysN =
BALL AND SoIREE INVITATIONS BILLS OF FARE ~,
....PRIErED N....
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON Ere
CIT We have peculiar RIITISC a,a
SS We have nstreeved stock of FANCY ENRnssFn
ana CoiohEp CARDS and PAPER s1es selected with
great care and which will print dispose of
rates.
~ We are now prepared to print !.
PoST IRIS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS r
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS.
IN PLAIN OR FANCY coLoRs.
80 we use HOES POWER and ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
GLES' PRINTING ENGINE-the bes no,v Ip,es
u,o,I No. oui specimens and prices for indr of tia
enuuletaseu nvi qavf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

The smallpox is making fearful havoc among
the Chippewas. In one lodge six dead persons
were lying, and, in n short distance therefrom
another contained fifteen victims of this loath-
some malady.
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"E,ree .xasons, faraasE .nEorch ),

k The above the title piece of Music bv
Thomas Martin author Of The Petsr r. March," Had
Never Never Theen s has iu. been published
and can be had Of
P. P. WERLEIN,
AZ Qnif
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city Ras,k OF Cochrus. s Go.

.nEz..... rs Camp street.
Nv NO1iCE-From and this SIX PER CENT INTER
EST will be paid on Moneys this Bank payable demand
PER CENT INTEREST pad Moneys left for INV ,pec
fled time. ' 'f~0
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS bearing the same
rate OF Interest and negotiable any of the
United States. ~ ~
hdoRi LOANS made on undonbted Collateras mill 9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

On Sunday night last, while several persons,
living near the northern outskirts of the city,
were going home from church, they heard ter
rible cries from the second story of o house
They rushed up and found man lying on the
floor, being literally torn to pieces by savage
bull dog. They relieved him, and had him pro-
perly cared for, but he still lies in very pre-
carious situation. 1t seems that he had been to
church and on coming home found the dog in
his room He gave it kick and attempted to
drive it down stairs, when it flew at him, and if
ne had not been soon assisted, would have killed
him on the spot. New Albany Tribune
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

On JOS EPH HUFTY, SsA~
tTV. IMPORTER, AES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
STAPLE GOODS,
No. 30 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel, New otea
Respectfully invites the attention of and Remit sl
purchasers to his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which hie
npot'ea' and constantly nppied throug hoat the year
SHE'LL COMBS
AilTAoN SHE'LL AND BUFFALO COMES Of every style and
BRUSHES every Description, of his manufacture aud at tia
lowest Northern Factory priees. " az s'
TOILET ARTICLES
Such az PEeF 9MERY HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, poMATuM
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK eeyEs popT.
ABLE pEshs together with variety 81 PGRr yS
etc. OF every style and shaPo, u1aualy Low
GUNS, PlSToLs3 ENIyEs, COLTS AND WARMERS re.
the moat determined Angler. = '' '! '0ai'
WATCHES, JEWELRY. ETc.
~ The stock in this line, consisting the n II COOPER N
iooas and tthAL JOSEPH JOHNSON
asotttsnto sWsS aud ENGLISH LEVERS together vim rss
stock Of hne RHd EASTERN JE EELRY, pEIVAEE nr 10
been selected with greatcsre by E. ROBERTS for nan1 ~
y tne Wholesale business and having r
cah great Inducements viii be offered purchasers -
~ GYsrg nLieIs WARRANTED AS REPREsFNTEp o. tho
MONEY REFUNDED. 49, ~ W 'ae
fN ~ ~ 8 .-~ELRY, eso CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
"'N- +t>--'A1 dig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

MuRDER.-On recent trip of the steamboat
Minnesota from st. Louis to ST. Paul, quarrel
arose between couple of men named George
Harold and Michael Coke, in which the latter
was thrown overheard by the former and
drowned before assistance could be rendered.
Harold is in Jail at Clayton City, Iowa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

A quaker said to gunner, g Friend, coun-
sci no boodshed, but if it be thy design to hit
the little man in the blue jacket. point thine
engine three inches lower
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

RANKING HOUSE, 81 Camp street.
D CHECKS ON
BOSTON, ST. LOUIS,
NEW YORK, LOUISVILLE,
PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI,
BALTIMORE, EAsHvT LIE,
SAN FRANCISCO,
~ Purchased sEd seis by
dees MAT HEws. RIHLErEa6Co,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

Good Father Mathew has had another shock
OF the palsy. The physicians have advised him
to try the air of Madeira. lie does not avail
himself of the advice for one reason only-he is
poor, He did have pension of $500 But to
secure debt contracted, not for himself, but
Tor the temperance cause, which has been so
dear to him, it was all paid to obtain life
insurance policy. A Limerick paper is the
authority for this statement, which will make
many friends sad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

James Hallcuss, of Missouri, died on the 18th
dog some ten weeks since, but retained his usual
health up to Wednesday preceding his death,
when he was taken i'll, and for forty.six hours
suffered all the horrors of madness, when death
closed his miseries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE LADIEs-They have
had some excellent sport in little town called
Baraboo, away up in Wisconsin. The women
ofthe place, old and young, turned out and de-
molished several liquor shops, emptying the
contents of the barrels, kegs and bottles into
the streets, and finally getting up general
fight among the men. The Sheriff finally read
the riot act and quelled the disturbance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

Thanks to the steamer Glendale for late Gin
cinnati papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
LATEST TELEGRAPHIg NEWS
TO THE NEW oRLEANs DAILY CRESCENT.
THREE DAYsLATER FROM EUROPE

3sp tbr Southern Einr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

RAPE AND MuRpER,-We find the following in
the Memphis Enquirer of the 9th inst.
We are deeply panied to announce the occur
renee, IN Marshall county, Miss, near Chula-
huma, on Saturday last, of one of the most
wicked and nefarious deeds of (which we can
possibly. conceive. The retributon, however,
was as fearful as the deed was dark and damn
ing
On Saturday morning, the wife of a respcet.
able planter of Marshall county, Miss, left her
dWelllng and went t" the field, near the house,
for the purpose of seeing to some of her domestic
arrangements, when she was seized by nero
man. belonging TO her husband, who was plow-
ing IN the field, and her person violated in the
most nnhallowed manner. She was then choked
to death.
After the occurrence had become known, the
nelghbors pursued and overlook the villain with
oloodhounds, and disposed of him in the follow
ing manner: After suffering the dogs to handle
his person for some time, they hung him. The
lady had been recently married Torture'would
have been too lenient punishment for the
scoundrel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

Darius Davidson, celebrated naval archi-
tect of Boston, proposes to construct an immense
steamship, 800 feet in length She is to be
driven by l6 separate engines, having total
of 5000 horse power, at the average speed of 25
miles per hour, and to have berths and state
rooms for 5000 passengers. These figures seem
large ones, but we are fast travelling towards
their realization.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

A large elephant, attached to menagerie,
while on his way to Fall River, R. l., on the 9th
inst, got beyond the control of his keeper, and
killed three horses, smashed the wagons to
pieces, seriously injuring two men who were in
the wagons. He was finally captured near
Shades Ferry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

MURDER In MISSISSIPPI body of muir
dered man was recently found near Palo Alto,
Chickasaw county. He was peddler, and was
doubtless murdered for his pack and money,
which were both gone. A man named Brown
who was under arrest for horse-stealing has
since confessed that he, with two others, Enocb
Jones and Joseph Hall, committed the murder,
What is very singular, Joseph Hall sat upon the
jury of inquest over the very body which he is
now supposed to have assisted in numbering, and
assented to the verdict rendered of :. found
drowned"
This is not the only dark deed that has recent
y been committed in that vicinity The Aber-
deem Conservative mentions the case of another
murdered body being found on the road from
Columbus to Palo Alto
A horse attached to buggy was found tied up
beside the road, and the body had been dragged
short distance to one side and rifed. 1t had
the mark of ball having passed through the
body. The man killed was a map agent. The
Conservative had not learned whether any clue
had been discovered to the perpetrators of this
bloody deed. [Natohez Courier.
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Pi0n0 F7Orses

% Two superior FoRlEs one square, one uptieh, of
: alVrea Manufacture, to be sold low. Apply to
TODD CO., Commission Garrett wnrerooms,
lao Canal rtrse near ROYAL
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T0rs.is y way, a
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.S;0rris y gS'ay,
CLoTHIEKS,
Corner CAMP and COMMON sTs., Corder the CITY u,s,s
kB- Have jua received, and opening their Usual
NEv A Nd UPERt0R A ASSORTMENT IF CT 0TByya "
Their stock of GENTIEMEN'5 FURNISHING GOODS being
large complete they prepared furnish ieuds and
publicgeneraily with every -. ... L
ARTICLE OF APPAREL
PERTAINING TO A GENTLEMANis WARDROBE "
Being conanty In receipt of The ates NoVEtr by eyerv
val rom the North they will maintain throughout tho season III
PLETE ASSORTMENT.
NORRIS & WAY,
fGblE 2psf Undsr tile CITY HoTpy
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We are indebted to the steamer st. Nicholas
for late St. Louis parers.
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V,ey,auda H0tel. .He,o ea,.Jeu,,

VevGstda Motel, .H'eeo Orleans.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
az The Rates for Board this Hotel this date
stead Of % per day, will be toows:
Ia Ladies Ordinary per so
III 5enHehlans DO ho Recommendations.
Board only do do per 6 90
myl Up --- J. W YOUNG, Proprietor
FaSs CIR istiaa Hotel
w viii for the reception of viaitors SATURDAY, the
10th OF JUNE, lie 9m " r. .MOyTr oNERY
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Furnished Dspe,ltag Mouse Tor.

RENT
1 large Three Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE in fine or.
ae containing ten all completely furnished central part
House and Furniture will be coed tsuant
W teasoh"os tsftna APpiyto TODD CO.,
jei0 2p6t 100 Canal slrest n.sr t,o.o,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
R, B. SYKES AUCTION SALES.

Prov Isf0ns ......,..... Liauo
BY r. B. SYKES
THIs DAY, June ls, ut loR O'clock, viii
sold at his Auction Stere, No so Magazine strept--
10 q ca.ks PORT WINE 4, Lbjs RUM;
100 baga ROO FEE; 40 bbla Frsah PICKLES;
l.. 10 hills Prime BEEF;
Brandy Gin, Whisky Clare Sp, Candles Soap etc. otc
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Horse and Buggy fos. SAFE

E Fine HORSE New and Beautiful BUGGY and HAIR
NESS for sale low as the city Apply 10
TODD co Commission Carpet Haretooms,
islO apst ,a0 Canal ARA. non pa,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

IN act ,,-~cd the Senate. t,,,.r.,iir, g SOW
en- sections. in wl,i..!, ,,c nortc, <.ror.. ],...
.;,. ~
'''' ''' "''''>' "'r" ih''''i'd ai'.';'-. ~
'"AirAiiag hi Fo"f. tie casks con:a;nin. l.
qror were forfeited agents were rrI;s|,..i
Fl, knowingly ,,i,;ne for otbr ,,,r,.'.. ,,.,,
ii. I,,v .,..,,.
''"'' !"''-''''> ''T "''-
tanning ':I' "i''''F !''Se i'r'i'ncr> railroad
conductors. t:e;., agents. d,Io; masters. en-
pres men. &. for aiding. assisting or d.
,;n. -
\ II! "a> IHtr"'a-od into ;'!' HoG-2 n.1lc
extensive in it: go,:~ious. bat GOVERN, th..
:,,.,,.. oro,,.,l T., .,.o II. :.
~, ''' ga
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

l., >clc.t coi...i.i,i,r, ;;.a. l.n n; o,-,-.,
~ mad, n IL" renewal BE STATE -.
AMI that immediate acton i not required !.
IL public Good.
M !iirl,rcli c'l."'i u, 'ea7,, ill inalr
tiom to Ia" liquor las. All :.or,l 70 ana
hv adding three sections: That lie word ..r;,.
in awav. II Il" at # i>12. >iil''nnt b..
i'liet! to Tie ., :i:. a,;, Of liiuo, FIR l,,f.1
purposes ii procured at an agent; ra,,a,1;.,.
the first section Of IL. a, Il IA. y.,~ t,.,;7
-i.,> ';iilri.'n' construction "a to IN. v,,,.i
give awav;'l I'D empowering he t;oy.-,
on 10 FL '-.:se:,-- in The otit,. o,,,,.;.
IT. Supported lr N,.--r~. Ei,lr.l, ,,Ir.
cher, and oii.o-etl ~ Mr. Fled. aud rci~r.
c;l.
Mr- Indevine moved 2n amendment rcs.o--
ny section - and - Of the act of ,s.s
iw'4;r! were repeated "a 1873 J., .l.e Mn,
anasl''!n"ii'.") Supported IA Mc~Sr~. S,cn.
Ger i'"r.hrr- liuil'na a,.l Ta>l'surn. o,ros
e! ~ Nh F.rl:!. ticor-r a..l Constantine
aiil ft.l:'.'t'! AYES -. ao,> -.
he is!. va, il'n opposed Tx Mr.. BRIGHAM,
supported lr Mr--r~ Kirkland and Ecckwi.b
ard 'a--''si av'~ - NAYS -.
i,'-"iitti'n 81 tl.-rl>-Nr. Bartlett ofIyn-
att Il i''F remarks cctnf.li,mc-lrr TO r.,
>i.'ktr- Presented . resolution ftnl.nr -bo
thanks of IL l!a'.-r To Hon. Geo. ". Gran
d''v 70" ih' allie. ,nor,l- in.r,1r;ial and Lob.
+ courteous ii'a'''t"" ia VIII be La> ,l-,Lar-
ed ;'!r dn'i:.- I'll ;',.rlair: which WAS alor-
ii - harry ana unanimous ,ct..-.onhj,b
iii'. Speaker responded
E'-",s-i"n~-- i. sir. Giln,.n to publish
80 q.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25
tE;s MONT NEWS.

F!EE MD loss OF i!'E.-Ihc Iwci.ir.
lous" O: VIM. C. G.i<wo:!, Of Orwell. wa,
DESTROYED BY fire on Monday ni.ht lat. and
Mis- Ab;cel Moon. al cs.ima!lc vounr 20
man OF - or , ve,,rs o: age peri>lc,: in he
flames Mis- Moon was alone in The house.
H,unIoH To<'.
X y nan lv The name of Gcrshom Beach
While in a STATE OF nt0Xicaiion, on TUESDAY
last, Eel! into Lake Dunmore, and was drown
c,l-Hu'1hH N.uN
* Mr.. Hrown-tl,c Fugitive S!a-c-ai,
ter delivering two most powerful and thrill
ing lectures in this village. left for Canada
a country where mems rights are not meas
ured BY the color of their skin !.q:sHs
Io<bugL
CoVNIEY SALES OF SroC e. We AZ,
ing in our market, while we are well assured
that there are enough of Tie same kind LETT
Hon. Charles s. Wright. of Racine. N'i,~on
sin. has made a purchase Of some fco Durham
and Hereford cattle. and L0u!l. Of Cias /.
Smith. II. Punlcv and \. l.. Bingham
Tiufcen tr0at! mares and colts of I. i. Skifi
-tfual;vi, c:.ihonc. i. D.!a
a"d $. ". ,'cwctt, and t1,fY.to.u French
Nclino Sheep Of s. y. .Jcwr't amounting il,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

"IIi:, Poo" TUo Rich To WORN. y II
der this hca.! the Manchester Mirror has a
timely and Scn>i,.e article shown. that ma
ny OF the poor in that city are too rich to
do the work which i at Their iilnI>. notwi,E,-
standing their only hope Of -r;'in-: through
Tie Winter is i.v Lcg-ing ans! living upon the
chariti", Of the bcncvolcni. Til" Niror
states ;ha. :p;Ir ,!,aldron> 81 con. i:ad laid at
its Office door for three DAYS. and although
there were ''rcor" folks in abundance, not
cac ot :hc.A vas willing 20 cara an hon. :
penny bv .ct:inc in th,. coal. Finally. Dr.
Moses H.! and u. /. Stevens (tormcriv Git
Marshall took The job and got il, Tie coal.
rcc.sin" trrc:or two dollars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

was recovered in possession Of Tie thieves,
and 'he remainder. it was reported in New
York. was discovered sccre'ed under the an
chor On the bow OF the steamboat. \ reward
Of $4,000 was offered for the apprehension
c: he rD' hrrS. which Sheriff Bliss OF Norwich
will probably rcccivc-.ihr<.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

IT.: GREAT QrEsTIoN SrrIIrp.-Tb,
administration prints vii! ccr.ai:', be djsap-
pointed. They had already written cut 4 war
with France because Nar.,.eoa issued orders
not to allow our Gu.rre!>omc Minister to
Spain-Sou!e-to ;.a.s through his ,lorninions
The order has been revoked. Mr.. Sou,c is at
liberty. so long as he behaves well, to 90 in
aHdcu OF France a: his pleasure i GYeat
question is therefore i:u; to rest. The Pierce
organs, we hope, will now find their resp;ra
ton easier. The; had become quite pht!,sickv
fut Mr.. Soule will not he ea>v lie cannot
live without some quarrel en- hand. II he
can find nothing else 10 make Stir about he
will surely raise some w0:iia.lS right question
ont Of which duel or something else will be
evoked. II" must make a noise IN some way.
IHANE~jiIvIHG.-G Cur friend of the IIu!-
yoke -i'rTor is so prc>uulptiyc as to indulge
IA The expectation Of receiving bv way Of
lhanhSglvin. presents. two Or three TurkicS
and twice as many chickens. llc'> hopeful
man. We cnt r:ain ne such cEc"!.in. expccta-
tons. bat have 10 Got't we sloul.; receive
something of The kind hut for the cxtrcn"
nC"trSiy 81 our iiicrI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25
THE WAR NEWS

The Allies before Se5a>topol, it appears.
have been banded a little roughly by the
Russians. The alter. taking advantage OF
circumstances, I,v a soYtic. were successful on
one OR more OF Re outIo>:S OF :hcir a>>aiian'>.
but were at last r,adc TO yield. The loss of
the Allies was heavy considering the number
engaged. This exploit indicates that the fer
ccs OF the Car are disposed! to resist to Tie
utmost OF their power. an! will also show to
France and ENGLAND :hc character of the enc
my with whom they are contendin". The
accounts nevertheless encourage the cxpccta-
ton that Soha>';po Is. eventually, likely to
fall into N" hands o. the besiegn- party
BAT This viii not hr;;ar The war to a close IL
deed, ;he Emperor o: Russia promises to re
>ist TO the last &: cn,ea,ors to cirrumScribe
his dominion. IL is rot the man to Succunb
TO tri!!cs. The Allies begin to feel that they
have something Of a c!locc on their hands.
q Among the many silly projects brought
before the Lcmi l;,ure. was one to tax Haii-
roadbn;i'!inrS. as such. These buildings are
taxed once in the s.ock-ana there is the
sane reason ior taxing the poll :wir" a there
is Tor taxing them The prcic'tor OF Ills
plan cou.! dcu!,:lc.s trace out his near rcia-
tior>hip TO the FlH-lIca'l tribe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

w..
=" ''''' ~ ave '.'''' w, o''
INTERESTING portion i t.ie r;:i. in which; he &C.
vi ri The d.a''i ii he .rcGt FAINTER.
MARSHAL sr. AREAiD.
r.. r,.,, oo,.,-..,.,... or,,o Ird.,,.,,.
''' - -, ' -,
'ch' @"'' '"' 'o'''"';'; "tvo"''' o' '"c
French Marshal the hero Ut Alma:
.i;r y. A;s9ppo:n.l.:, Il. a''oli Srnasioi',:,
-" rr"1:"-; event 70 r;to''! i u" !'a''s 4
Marie! -. Armand -. Armand. n"::t f.
!;onafa.;.', III" greatest villain OF FraHe".--
H.: '4"r"rt writers. ant! c"::";.;int lower
cover =. '!"h ''.'I' iHu:":. II" "is iAr a.
ca" :'F G.; i""ir crii4l' :. 1i.'' 'h2 i."i";5 tx
s:"w"'l ulon .1::H ;t:c Hi&. .; l"'t!;!' .f!on
for ;Arsn.,.vcs: buj every hon"t .EGA who
k",H> !.Y,r t,ir en- .:r.' was n>.,.r. knows that
ir:r i, bio; .; ~, dat ;la:.'; n9;.in which
i;a 1T y; u;l the i.,t.:" 81 i.a:,c hcrscit
~, H. "::tcr- o: BE wi," cream 'an To.
wal away. ~. .,ri;;j;'iS w'io;" HE wa il
famous. y !cu: rs he could he. he vas Z
hrllH'hcs, hu; q. ,.,jr vars al his r:s>io:.-
lad .i.' '..c;" u,c's:ty - CAc gan. ing
I'u;t-..v .a'A'lr. 'c wa ready :or ain: in
far,v lrn:''cd l:r rc,.d. ,iror.' II. obtain
,I r,'..v he wanted Ills n,.s;ons. h;
,.,,.. j.. w,D.k,own r,rhIr.<nr.<. attracted
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'i ',',;, =, "a ':S'>"'ii ne
""'',, t,, ~ ,'..''-' ''''' 'F'' iIr he vas
,, NV wv ' ;, H'',' ''','''s ''o''';'af',
''', ~ l'"' u. .'',.''''S anu
~ p'''1'~' a., ''''.''''' "'''r" pat MI"
" 49, '.'.' - '':''' .i'''''' me Min
'.''' VI "' "a "''''''"', u HfIh'T were
'"':' Il, '> vi '!'''' ~ ':"''' 81 inc b'"FS.'
az, o. '" -. ''''' '"'" ever nc Sa"'"e"'
anu '','' ne '''''''l'S oi h's department
Sl'i'''' ''', 'o';';''f'e wa c"'''" upon 10
lt<'o:e Dryer ':''''' 'L'' VOW ''':e ''eGan
~ ~ ''"'''' '''"''" '''c r,H'tFor anu HIS
mi!''-'eF. "l'h ca'':,'f'i'h' gave new
'nr'' !" ~ III ,'''"' 'A,.'-;''':' '::e hi:h'.
''' VS. " : = a. 'I' i"'''', ~. III one Oh
u" 'o'H,' = '!''.' "' -:'''':'H!, were sea-
''"' Cart ~ Num-; -'F'"? ., ny" ''"''"'''
RES anon! ":'p''' u a.'e' oT:'c''''S', ana
~. Ar"i'd. h'i''i'':'" i sent l"E' ana re-
Hf'S '!r !! moment n'..'''c ''',e ny on me
'n''i'y'F;I''' n''''''' % ''''" '''''>' '''''''
1i''tS o":;i''i''
- lr"::a lays his hands on the money. as
II ). Is h.. and ca!:i'vS on. \ few mo-
'."'' aver. orHrm'lN''' cXriaim', that some
"'.c > ,i.aai;.t:s Hence a quarrel. in whic!