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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

sshdtis, sabre! perles ehsvaux. ~ tfuii'
III, tt4sOf plblis aui n. put etrs plus que
NJ. Van BarlH, bes8iH ds eetiH aln,die
Cette ~aalantefls afabs ia pas Mo,b.
pafp he fot.sban god, Ell lee auttr,ie. d.
Ia Vile f,nt tai CO qa'slIes palten, taut
IA fsronnaitrs par uns hdnbfabIe iuspi
,ali &. Mi. Al LIS ni,gis,rnts de Ia c',e
funt 70 1u'ils doiveHt gu eette ateasiJb,
Ia pdpnlaes TEND gne he siog'llers hgards
h ses no d. dei'Atabie, d cob ems J'ass
sitger leUr nayire Cd les Arabes dnt IL
bonhoails lie so proda,fe i leufs yeus
o,,th'ne des betes tutisusrsj aver leur le,ht
bbsane, Iepts aviHites sales et lpbfs ,pr.
bans gra.. les Bada,ds ds New York "a.
susitent 4 isl poiat apie. ces pauvres diss
hles. ~ md liz h%ieltent le pied dams IA fne.
iinils ont psipe 4 fendre Ia toule. tgt csile
u, nese eon'ente pas deere edrieuse Ia.
ora l'import,iniI6. ellie pyisss saH ilioie
bfeiaiits ju=aa'a h,ef ct sitIler lea Atabss
ttli out 10 hon esprit dr antier !, plus ht
tJiaue .npsssibllue lie Gun ,iieh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06
Venle
PAR La COUR DES PREUtES.

PAR LA COUR DES PREUFES. 2
IL 10 Coaf dss Prsovss, dams Il pour IL Psfois-
~ III, baion Rouge Fist ~ Ia L.6aisian~, II ssrs
expose sn vsn,s pobIiqus pas 10 Juss so',ss'gao =,
sz.q6lno Enesnlsur, d Ia Maison dc Ceui dsns Ia
Wills do Baton Rough;
MANDi, - JOIN js4o:
Tn Nsers nom NJ George, asS d'rnviron
Is Ans, sppsrsnant = II succession do 61 CsorSs
Posgs, deced4.
Condi, ,oos-Tfois cent piasrbs comp,st,; st
Ia balance payable u lsr Janvisr Ie4I.
80 utst-l8 Oh. TESTER. Juss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

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AVIS
vefti d'ihe fe soiuti,h de l'tfon6rabt h
Jutt Je Police de Ia patolsse d'Est t,aton Hoa
re, prise dams IA sessi,n du ! Feyrier 1870.
fesposerhi Ell vente publiqHe al plus ai,i
eneherisseUr. sAMfsDt 10. tuif ib40 4 Ia Mat.
seh tie Gour, t'aneienHe GfbLE Ell bois.
Conditions t'seheteuf donrera de bst,s
billets endossss psyaBtss en- pakqus lie Ter
Jsnyier proclaim ct por'ant interet 1 dia t,yur
cent par ~ aprss l'eehsanse jusgu'au Pave:
tnent. II s'obligefs dams les ~soisante ioufs apfs.
n vente deter Ia dite batisse, 81 ellie n'etat
pas e%,npor,ee a cette epoque, ellie serait otee
a,is frais lie raequefe,r.
6 iuip=t7 A. DuPLANTIEn, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

IN risur Marin lie eapttnina Wars
du p'qaebt England, arrive de Liver
paol 4 New.Yvtk, ees jnbrs detniefs, en-
ri 4 son ceat audtfien1e pantgt i travels
TUtehn,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

L'aoa. ~. jain Niles 10 Conn. 1 t,S hon.
ne Directeus 0eni. des pcx,es.
Mr.. Camhrricna . t,t u"mmS Ambassador,
ssprss Dc Tempered, DE- iRus.is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06
ElOnts fiDur NcHrcs.

rs Hatbtiands ct Leo tabitans svaht de
faifs la,tr. e+,plettes d'hivet. ~fersistt
bisn tie tis''et ie htagasin dt ri piten.iairs
pour examiner les Articles qul s,y ttdlvtIt,
savoits
Linsfy, Cbt5aaas. Cyton d Genil,s, Go.
t0H Troisst
rous oes Dirt eles sont a,ssi bohs a,s tept
que pen pt',frait aehetet sir ID plics, ct 4 as.
81 bon inarthe Que dams lie Kentucky. % 4 ID
Nile, Orleans. % st5's
1ly y adssi Al tnsgasin, une gtsids granite
lie soulists pour hegtes. ,gus Pom s~ssettirs
suivan, IA ineslfe donnse, A qiinss bissif. sla
dousaine.
eAMt. l. tsErT, Cout,is. y
Par IN sete ne Ia Legislature spprpuye IL
10 Mars 1879. il est tetentu De ,ehdre a e,e.
~ All asssous de cihquante pihs,fes, ct h Gar!
dien. tn Pei,itshtiaits pt,r ptevehit des hesa.
Efetisns, tfifite de eette occasion ro,tt ihfor
rnet sss att,is 81 lie public Ell general, quill .N
determine a suiyft sipietetnent Ia III,
6jnit-tY II. t.ardieu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

1'ExASA.NENlDltE

Nou. ~n'asoa- resa hier pu'ohe phr,ie
do nos %jaurnauS et nous A'avots pl don
ner 1 nos l~eeteurs 10. itnnof,antes t,ouvel.
les quo eoat'en. FAustia Sentinel dn o
eonraut. En- voiei 10 summaries lie bruit
do In DEBATE des forces ren,t,listes l. Gders
zero went deere conf, me. lie col. z,pata.
CONNIE %n'avans aanonca avail, q e pris pres
de Near par IL geatral Aris,n trai,e d'a
eoti avec menasemea'. Ia. %prisonninr tut
ensui,e detapite 81 "a Tee plantde au
boo' dune perehe fit placae desan. In
maison' quill await hab,'te j Guerrero.
Ce,,e horrible crunute exeita Ia jaste IN
digna,ion d'an fsre do 1,pa'a. Avec To-
aerg'e q"'nspife le dear DE- Ia vengeance.
II parv,nt 4 lever On corps d'eoyirou qua.
IRE cents Ranchares, p"is prnA'nn, do M.
meht Oh tarmAe des centralis,es s's'ait di.
visee. Il .omba sur les divers dstnehstnens
ct les tailla tous on pieces. c. suceA. nren.
da le courage uu pe"ple ., fttenaard ftde.
ri ao,,e dc nouveau sur lee PROVINCES du
N"rd."
"Mesico .efa farce den t~eveo;r 4 I.
constitution do 1874 on Ia terr,oire ,out
eater 40 pattngera en- ane faule de netits
E,a's Independents. In cause do fedsra.
l'sme est celle d" reuplo eon,rc i'armae
Of les p'ttres ellie d"a ,rionphst. ellie ri.
"%tnphera'. u y" qaelqee. Ioutsa peins IN
GRAFT que '"ht t.ait perdn: maiateaant
eette redoutshle arm6e d'Arista qai de-.
wait env"hir 10 Texas, wen, d'e,re dk,rui.
10 par IN petit nomhre d. R~anrhe,o.. .,
10 NietaIismc est PIN. Aorisaans quill nc
Ia jamais ati."-.AbciN,. 4t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

ETAT DE LA LOUIstANH
CUUK DU TNOistEME DIsTRfCT-FA:
notssE Esr BATON ROUGE.
Jean Pierre Michel ct "a femme. }
Robert boyd, h. e.. i.
Inn vertu dun writ de satsie et de vente A
IA moi sdre.ss par l'hon Ceur da Troi.
Biz me District. Paroisss et Etat sdsllts, II sera
expose 81, vei,te publiaue,
MANDt, IA Juliet 1870,
Il Ia MaIs8fi Do U8,iF, aiN HFttFes 6fdiftaife dFs
ventes, td,is les drpits, titres, inteftts u PR.
%tentions ID dsfendeur, dams et pour Ia pro.
priats ei.apras ddsriie. %savoir. a.
Uoe Ifabihtion gu piece de- Tsrre, situte
4 environ an quart de millu au dsssus
do la Wills do Baton Rouge. c%on,snsn,
pen PIE, cent vihgl arpens en- sopefi
te,e .%oisnnt 10 plan, borht par les hsr
tiers do Drake ct William, Gil, auqav,
est abne,d IN petit nioreehu. de teffe
d'ehvir"n qnatre arpens .urstA ;ie's db
cote dp Sud. lie tout ensrthbIe avec les
ba,isses Ut smelior.t,ons doi ~ tr0a.
vent nppnrtenant A Ia dits propr,ets. "
saisi pbur s~atisfaire Al, JUDGEMENT ct sax srsis
dams le process ei.dessns.
Condi ions-Au Compliant.
ejuia-i7 A. DupLANTtER, sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

En- ftanes ID diseus.ion de 10 ici relative / ID
eenvssicn dss ssnses 3 pour 100 see, tsrminee
h - Avtii. Ia ehambss ID votss l ID usJoritt
4, 20S volt een,rs 100.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

0aASns F~oarusn-~on dit qua 10 fortune
s-.,iculisss Dc Louis Philippe. Roi des fisnrsis
- maass l snsison cen, millions dc plastic. ou
pius Do E9o. 0oo. 900 sterling. Son srsea, sac.
eumuls ~,oujours. ID lis,e cisils qui lui e.. allouee
psf fEta,, ss.A forte a. II peut encore faiss dcs
~xcoSomiss ssas TOUGHER l see proprss revenue.
n . plse< So fauds dams d'fsrsn' rsys . IN de-
,r. On ssrds' eonsrs fadvefsitt. Son trone eepen-
a.nt parai. elss solidemsnt etahli. q tsns quill
poa,rs eoa,inusr Il guerrs fAfr'qus il ny 4 pas
Do danger gull SOFT oblige Do reeourir 4 - bour'e
pasiculisrs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06
,yENTE REMtsE. ,
Fiat de II I46Gyjsjsne
coUR DU TK0tsiINE DISTRICT.
PAROlssE EST BATON RcUoE.

80 - -Assms AsAH. - Z
Morris Morgan 4 Thor - q: .oby. Mo,ea.. .
T5EaS ssrta a'an writ .. Ged feissa : moi sdrss
III - par ftion. Cour au frfoi,ssms D,.,;et.
P.'ois'. 81 E.a, ~.asdr., pssposs,si .. ,ssis pa.
stiaus ! la NJ, son 10 Coor, ~ - f;
MAADl, q Join 1910, ,s
aux .eo,ss ofsfnaifss dss vsntss, zoos les dfoits,
"'fs', inte.sse ct pfstsnsions dss dsfsnhsurs dsgs
=. pour - ~proprieie ci sp,es deerits, ssyofr:
IAs NEGRES~Es sclaye nonnSs Sophie, d fSs
h'envirost ID ans. @~ q.
Saisis pour ~ss,i-f'ife Az jugsnsa, Of sux frais
dn process ci-dessps .,
Contitions-D DIR ,. reis dc credit, paehe.euf
donness son obliss ION ayec caution soiidshs, por.
tant iatescs ct o. a.tneqae jusqu'a pa1fais psSS-
ment. -.
% mails 4. DuPLAyTIER, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

"sSu.s On eopsgna ION Linsey Croise, Linssy
~ cn', - ierie., Moulins / Mails, Tn lit ai-
psfos On ,~csjou. A vendre 40 mems psix qu'ls
- epIraien: On sroa } Ia Nile Orleans.
A malta.
On fat des avsness d'srssu, sur les objsts en-
eonsisnation.
% mai is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

PoidSdu Pain.
IKE par Il Marie pour Ia s~en,ains sni.
v.nte, Ia Farine Giant SO 80 le baril. "a
oaees de Pain pour Dix cents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

On par,s gsnsrslsmsnt en- vile dun aess dc
~p;.ssssis dont nous smprun,ons lee detail' dams
rAheilie.
PIRATERtE SUR LES COTES DE
CUBE.
Des iettres reeues en- cette vile. en- date
Do Ia Havane d mai. parlent dun ac'e
do pira,erie commits pres da cap St. Al
tome. voici les details qui nous sont par.
venus:
10 brick angiais Ternon. cspitaine
Cunningham, parti dePuis Sjours de Fal'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

AVIS.
Lac soussisnA syant sppris qu'nn dornssliaus
avsit schete DIES mArchssdisss en- son morn, informs
10 public sa'il NJ payers aucun rompss sl n'ssf
sscompagned 'un nsire de- lui. q
l3asrii-m STEPHES HENDERSON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

r.. Avis
UIE souss'gnk ! pbonneur d'infotr1er te pa.
bic gull ne tsndta Plus a,ttuns service, sas
insaliass;sans ~ Stre dtdonmsgs,sy tpre,,
- 3vsqa'A present bes,toup d'ennais 81
d's6,bstras
ejuin--t7 ANTHONY WEBB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06
BdtnM RDMnF,


Mn, t'EMftgH@v vSiil.s snnnaett .Msn.ivut
JOHN j. BUilk, toasme esndidat a Ia Lpsista.
yuts De rt.tsi. fltsissRs vstAss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

Avis.
OCTES1es pe0onBss ayan, des rtciams@
tons contre IL sncre s,on Do fsu Giacono RsEio
decshk ab ~ia,esias, s,nt prices de les psessssss al
Juas deIa Pasose Onsss Baton Rouge.
Quest Baton isouge II Anvil 1900 .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

EA BariIs de Whiskey reetife, 20 eonsigna.
eDVu ton ei a vehdre par
30 mai-l6 A. MATTA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06
AVENDRE,

III
Nm Negro d'asse1 bonnie arparsnce, sek
d'environ trente lutte ans. II est bon mere de
champs..e t bon character. Porr pa. snples
renseignemens. s'adresser au bureau de Ia
Gazette de Baton X, uge.
% Mai 5f-t5.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

FENNY EsstER.-L'eci.taat succa. do
cet'e charman,e danseusc l New York
a e's comp'e, st !os dstrac,eurs my ems
sent j"ue le"r roe, Quehlucs %jonrnanx.
sans dou,e fort cnmp&ieas ct rhnrApraphic,
atirmen, que MtLh FANNY EssLER cat
n dan.euse fort pen retnarquabie, "E,le
ne doi'. dissent i',. Ia r.agnitipe rtpu,a.
ton qni Ia pttctdte lei qu'a.x puas lar.
genen, pave .aes i"arnnux d'Ang'.,erre
e, de France. Mesdames Augusta. Celeste.
Lecomp,e sent do hien autres d~anseusos
que ceie saaiease (sal a,ricsl qui est as
surtment dix feis tr"p pnyte." Cert.s,
no"s ne ferons iamais Ia process aux pre-.
farencas des a"ires: mails nous pIaignous
sinesrement ceux qui no snaignent pas
d'ttahlir la 'moindre compnraia"n entire
Nine, Lscomp'e Of Fanny E.sler!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

La Ccrreife Suhanse. -Cet,s corvette.
10 Ter batimen, arabe qui ait traverse
fA'isntique ct SOFT venu q New.York,
continue 4 etre rohjs, dune CYANIDE curl,
osi,e. File aPpartient au sultan du Mus
cat. q"i } ten,e, par &c premier essai, de
nouer dcs relations commerciaies avec
f.Amtri1ne. II a mis- 4 hord de ID corvette
S~'ltanee, constitute a Bombay. une boi,e
de perles c, de"x magnifaues chevanx,
lie tout offert par hui en- cadeau Van
Buren,, lie sultan des E's,s.Unis. qai sera,
! regre. sans dou;e, force de les refaser,
parceque Ia constitution ne permet ! an-
U fn~nctionnaire amtricaiu de recevoir,
. quelque titra quo &C soft, des csdeaux
des gouvernemens Changers. On Sc gar.
der Z bien pour,ant de. faire al sultan de
Muscat rsfftont de Ios remover ses pre-
sens; lis seront acceptks....pour etre
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-06

AVIS

A Mps.srDss, Gtemef.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

SETrLEnENr o. 0Hro-Finy years aao the peo,ls
Of fhiladel Phia spoke of the country bordering on The
ONO nvrr, as the people OF the western SLATE. nov
SPEAK 81 the country lying on the shores Of the Pacific
We have before Us an old PHILADELPHIA peyvs,a,er an.
titled. "the GeasralAdVeriser the Political. Cann,,
eial. Agricultural, and Literary Jolm,I- pub1isbeI h.
BENJAMIN Ff9nkha Baeac, and dated Nov mber q
100. We extract he following panrr,nh from an
ediioHal article on the s15jeefof western settlement
Lqgansp0rf TEL
"bas' week, twcnfy-eight Fr6achnen. p,r Of t,o,,
sruved some lime agj IA the ship C;uyennes de PARIS.
lef Ibis place for Stiuio. Somo os Them. W. unds,.
stand. intend spending the winter at PITTSBURGH. and
waiting for the spring. TO join Inc colony. Some men
81 fortune and al oteonseqaence IN their ogvn coun.
Try viii DO a. The tao establisamcn,. They M,
provided with a considerable library, AMI even pbil.
%osophical apparatns. Ntihing loss tina sich n revolu.
Ton as his taken place n France. would fase pral,.
ced 20 SUD ion and nsioniahing n chaa-c. co5id hive
itans2lanicd fnon ihc middle ~ civilized Europe. I'M,
The centre ofOhio. q colony OF rsaJiug men and IN lo..
0pIers. Its hoped that The inevitable obsfrir.i,,s
they must meet with in fbe infancy o. the c,lonv. ,gu
noi tend - disnoursgc thcin from a pn,ioct which n
likely % have 50 beneficial q tendency boz ceoaInp anl
cultivaiiug tho delightful cofnty b~-rlcnsr on The
Ohio. Enlightened men here ncvcf had such ospof,u.
mites If viewing nature IN BE rudc ant nncrlnva,eJ
state and philosophers could mover Gnd ON a rg,re,t
moro distant from The sir ola busy world"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

Scsvr ~ rHE CrvrGr MsaRxr-0n Srnr5,y
morning last O. lady with q rich sir cloak. sHs bon.
sci. II in cvcy fcspcci rsntecly and ffshi,.etIy
dressed was observed By many Of hs butchers and
huSiefs % bevey active in pricing meats. polliry, veg.
onbies. &c but buying nothing Her general ansoss
ancc aud bearing entitled her 10 respect. and he reee
we'd % from al. unul she was Observed bv some of he
hawk-eycs ~ become hmiliar with the poulfrv Tbi.
KIM Of lod play dd not srit one ofthe dealers IN The
fsathcred tribe. and. missing n pair Of chickens. vgt,
could nH have walked %. Cor they were sfsrn of si
heir d5Hny coli. and besides h1d thcr HuIo b6aJs IA.
ken 81. Beloved heranj very politely inGaned her fbg,
she bad a par Of bis fowls under Der cloak
'7H faH ihei 10y ono. you accuso me wrsngndiy-
I haze ~ iovls belonging o. yon."
""eh~maam dol'teish 10 doubt you. bull should
Ike 70 look under your cloak"
We sorsd thc action 70 dc word. md h, nor. ma
MN he io"ls were hrdicoiniHz. We have only 10
adj fhai ths 'ssspootablc lsdy" looked rather sh,oo.
i-h. end gronsed % psaeics no more Of her nj
CIR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

FExAs-A LAND OF PROMISE AT LEAST To THE Ia
lady 10 Mobile has written a letter 10
Honest John Gladwin.' the man what Toes up the
editorials for the Colvesionian, wishing information as
70 INC chances an importation OF ladies would have Of
getting husbands there; whether hey can got good
ones; whether The three hundred acres Of land prom.
ised them - fndabls or NOT. and other question. such
a. spinstcrs arc IN The hsbit Of asking. To an these
questions John gives honest straight forward answers
Tie says on fho reception of the letter he called o noel.
mg Of bacheiors' and fhore vas not one Of them Int
agreed, ~ case an importation should 30 sent out 10
take and provide for a. least ore; and one chan wen,
20 far ~ 70 offer 10 take ain. Il ibey could do no better
AZ regards to The c~oneanbiliiy asd quality Of the land.
Gladwin says q viii not come 70 ihe ladies. but tbov
eau % sud end q as g1ol rs ever lay out Of door.
and well adapted for raising soldier, cabbages. h,y.
ycr@ potatoes, pumpkins. cotton. sugar, danIios. laIie.
babies, pigs. and chickens. Girls. Texas is the el,cc
Pack up your duds, take yOur knitting work. ard be
a IN the first boat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

TnE ScnUYfKmL BAVK The following nara.
graph is from The Philadelphia American Of The 2I0
rom What y said and admitted on al hands. Mr.. ~
J. Jcyis must be p scoundrol upon a pretty he -
The Directors Of this ill-faiod institution :, -
uously engaged ~ a minute examinati. n of ~ -.
and liabilities. We are pleased 10 lem hat fbov -.
obtained from the late Cash sr m s..ivnmenf Ola.
rToPor'y hardened how sgcr By preference securing
ns Do"asmen and = largo debt b Jshn Y Sullivan. ef
"p.n,nslon The amOunfof Deputies docs not o..
oeeo = 5000. and re oro Ration about 500 0OO-
? N Of ihcso iiars viii bo absorbed in payment Of
debts duo fho Bank. or which they ore received &C.
cordIng 20 official notice. All ofhor CLAIMS uoos tho
'n.7stoa "e rresrmc rus, >, r1I re rsa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
From ae esI.as es..n.. x,r "a
Mayors oaiee.
Sunday evening. 10 P. N
a YOUNG PuTNAm

OE the morning OF The third in.ant, Alfred Brsp.op
Clark, eleven years old. grandson Of the Rev. A Brgn.
son. went out on the Prairie (du Chem 10 hun, Er
cows lie had fOuf dogs with hm. aud seeing two
wolves no Kissed them on. and gave chase. one Of
the wolves was pursued by he dogs 10 a rock ON
iho side Of Tho bluff. some $50 feet NJ the s.scp AZ.
eiifiiy, where he took refuge in a creyice. whence
the dogs could not Gust him. The lad having follow.
ed close uPon the dogs. and seeing the situation Of the
wolf and unwilling t. lose tho game. tied his horse 10
a tree and by the aid Of Tho bushes clambrred M tho
steep hii Sdo 60 a shell Of toe rock. on which he
wolftrsyelledh 70 hisreirrat One ond ftbis AeIfeome
70 the sdling ground. while The other. 40 or 10 6cef
distant, l. 3 or 2 feet Grouu H. The shslf i. ,bopt 10
~ - inches vide. and over u hang. 4 ,r,i.cs;,,
bike The oorHioe. the spaco between The shell ~ -.
JectIon only about Is iachcs. On this sbelf m. -
eayvlod ON his hands and knee. n The e,.vic. =
which the vOlfbad slowed himself away. anil fpd;,o
MS 'an hsrging out. and having no wospon ,vhaicv.
20 MI him with he laid bold Of the tail and pulled
Jack.
As soon as he could. Tho wolf turned and snapped
~ hs hand % avoid which the boy tusblod him oil.
nc shelf when tho dogs seized him ere no reached
nc ground ond a t%umblug, rolling over fight ensued
20 the bottom 81 he bali The boy. in The meantime
backed ont % MS dangerous position tHl he could
nearly reach The ground. with his hands holding me
edge Of tho shelf when no fell. feet oremosi. and
hurried down % the place Of slaughter. When
be reached the dog, The wolf Wss not quite dead.
end 70 sid IN mo matter. he laid his head UPON . rock
and with q club finished The work Of dcaih. upon his
prey.
Tbsnen hing vac - gst bim homo as q tropbv Of
b. 'ic'7v TBS r-beas ops cffhs isigtA aad az
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est k'nd OF prairie wolves. and 'os heavy frA lad of
his srzs % place upon tho hore, but 10 overcsne hi.
dificuify. he dragged Inc woifsoa rcck. and p,ae .sx
ms ho1s BY tho aide of IA. with so:ns dilieuiiy sue.
eeeded In placing bs toosy scross tho homo md
'1onn';ne behind IL. rode home in as much triumph
~ sne.e'der r oman did tho wolfh,kilied inh.r den.
~ rutnams wolfwas the largest ind most dificuli
10 be Get n. his age. and his being armed -far The
hight. gave HIM an advantage oser a lad of III yesr.
oil age. and without wrapom, which would probably
render The cases very nearly parallel.
Prairis du Chen. Nov. 5, 1899.
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'spercos and pure an its ainin iSira-
pissed from the hanls Of the greaI
DenOsraey" to the Father o. our COnsi-

q. passed from the hanls oil The rreal
1enosraey" to The Father o. our Consn-
The entfes Which have enumerated. 20 proper
y osshioa 10 be perIormcd ~ a President. elected
the opposition 10 the present Administration. land
which are, az believe. OF constitutional Obligation
| will add another which | hclieve also TO be OF mucl,
] mean the Observance Of tho most con-
eiliaiory course OF conduct towards our political oppo-
nents. After the censure which our friends have 50
freely ani 50 justly bestowed upon the present Chief
Magistrate. Cor having, i'm 10 inconsidcrable degree. dis
i~ranchisci the whole body OF his poliiical opponents. I
am certain that no oppOsuonisi. true 10 the principles
he PROCESSES. would approve n similar course OF con-
duct m the person whom his vote has contributed To-
aiect In J Republic, one of the suresi tests ora heal
Thy state of its Institutions. is To he found in the I'M
munity with which every citizen may. upsa all occa-
sions. cypress his political opinions and even his preju-
does, IN the discharge ofhis duty as an eiec;sr.
"Ine question my perhaps be asked Of me. what
security ! have IN my power 10 offer. Al the minority OF
the American people should select me for their Chief
Magistrate. that | would adopt the principles which
l have herein laid down as those upoa which my al.
miuistsaton would be conducted. | could only answer
by referring ,n my conduct. and the disposition nantes
Ted in the discharge ofthc duties OF several important
Offices. which have heretofore been conferred upon
me. III the power placed in my hands has. on even .
single occasion, been used for any purpose other than
Thai for which Il was given. or retained longer than
was necessary to accomplish the objects Designated D.
those iroIn whom the trusts Were received, I viii ne
knOwlsl sc that either will constitute a ~suaieieut ra.
son Tor discredIung any promise | nay make, under The
circumstances in which ! am now placed.
Il arn, dear sr. truly yours.
WIZ. HARRISON.
II the Hon, HsssAn Denny"
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oOX HERH-AII persons indebted TO dle sub
U< soiber for goods purchased pre- .ious 10 tho first
OF April 1888. either BY note or book q count. arc re-
questcd 10 make payment on or bofore the frsfo Feb.
ruay neIti = non Compliance with Inc above r,qoost
suit viii be entered without respect 70 persons crcept
aOics at short dates are given with good sorunty.
Also. bills which have been contracted and matus-
cd since the fist Of April he wishes 10 have SETH d
without delay. AZ his engagements arc such rs will not
admit Of any further indolaencies.
Jan = 1891 m GEORGE KEISAIL