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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Ma. & p.~roa-Piesse announce that Capt. II.
p. Faypor, is a candid lie for the Office Of Briga.
der Geuefai. and that he will 30 supported by a
g,es. number u The officers OF the sta ana I'm
r. %giments.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17
NnTICE

NOTICE.
AMES COOPER Jdssic4 II Re Peace and
q Mayor of the town Of Be- ton Rouge. has re-
mored his office 10 ,hs corner Of ChfftF md Main
streets. GY N .a6 sS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

FAraL REScosrnK.-I'he I,icnyune states that
private letters received in New Orleans, by some
Of the fiiesJs Of Mr.. Richard Ifaean, give the
account that he had killed Joshcn A Lyle, who so
dangerously wounded him las, spIife. Tie
particulars were thus related 10 us. Mr. Hasan
was on The plantation 10 Mississippi about which
the former dispute between them; originated, and
in whose possession the Courts Of Mississippi
have placed il. Lyle came on the planlatict,
srEsed, accompanied by the overseer who acted SO
reprehens;hle q part in the previous aliay be-
tween the parties, and some three or four others.
When Lyle came up to Hagan, lie fired and
missed him; Hassn. had a double barrel gun
loa 1ed with bucksho,; he discharged the contents
Of ore Of The barrels a, his s~ssaiisnt. which in
stsntiy killed him; the other he fred o. the over,
seer and wounded him severely in The thigh. Thus
fatally terminated the ofrfey.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

up We are authorized TO announce GENl'.
IO5EPH BERNARD, ~ . candidate for the
Guberna,orial chair subject 10 The nomination
of the Wing State Convention.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Gotham.
..Mts Wood's reception al The Park.-The re-
certion Of AIrs Wood las. evening, on her ffg.
appearing. as Amina in Beilini's Sonnam5sils.
was extremely enthusiastic. The whole si. aiSAkx
and amid the waving Of hats ard handkerchief.
gave her nine hearty cheers. A general cry was
then made for Wood !! Wood 7 which being
that Mt Wood was confined to his bed by Illness
that be would probably be consa'escrnt by
Thu~rsday-when, IL such wasthe pleasure Of tie
public,he would have the honor to appear. Three
cheers were given upon this announcement. II
was evident from the temper Of the audience. that
Wood need entertain NJ apprehension as to his
reception. It will be triumphant
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

VAcascr IN raE NEXT CosGaEss.-The Sa-
sannsh Republican says, that the next q s House
Of Repre- sentaives, viii not be quite 50 crowded as
the last, as those tvs ia, boys Albeit Smith Of
Maine, and Dixon n. Lewis Of Alabama, will not
he members.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Qua MIEria.-Three new companies are
shout to BE- fasmed iu our town. volunteer
company of rcasmen. . volunteer company OF AZ.
tiliety and snothsr infantry company in the iow-
er part OF The corporation. When those important
s.mpanie. are wsll established. they will form
with shs companies sirssdy existing = 6ne batta'
lion in the town, ready for~ service At q moments
warning. The company of Artillery was got up
between the sunrise and sunse, of . day, aud IN
boxing over ,he roll, We perceive Tho names 81
our most respectable citizens, a greater part OF
whom. have families and are settled down 10 life
From this circumstance. we sre induced TO believe
that this company, which Ne have certainly long
needed, will be kept up and no, suffered to fall
TO peices. Ths ride company Is more numerous
than volunteers generally are in the outset, aud
from Tho setiyity and spir:t Of its members, we
believe II will he Q very efficient corps.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

% "Tas nAs A. ARMs. on HKsRr M
Csvsss' 10 the title of : nov work jus. published.
], d written " q r James, one Of the most
ta'raisd and popular Of ths English writer's. The
subject 10 . favorite one with the author. end is
consequently. handled with al the succe.s that !
full knowssdee ofihs e~sensfulf period Of which
he trrsts. could afasd. his = work possessing
deep intersi. snd ssssy resdsu will feel, on refus-
ing Il. : pleasing snxisfy 10 discover The result Of
n'sny thrilling fdcidrnts. and The fats Of the prin-
ripsi characssss. The last ehspser. giving .
description 81 The massacre Of the protes'sn,s in
Paris. b srittea with . vivid and startling
adaptation n language and siyis, 10 the dreadful
scraes which ere posirayed. The work msy be
had u MI Geo Hsromsn.s boak store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

1JThe NO De. sasies tbss r. @ Hunt, Ksq.
bss sessasd The oakee Of Dfxsiet Attorney.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

rrA report prevails ID town Of the dea'h Ct
RlcnAap W,xx. esq, of the parish Of Rspides.-
Mr. Vim. died. ii II said, Of congestisc lever
His demise viii he q source - deep rsgret to his
friends. and 10 his party 81 which he was askii-
ful and efficient leader.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17


Corsos-The f~skssias e~irculas dslsdsLivsr.
poo.sepa.s ", Ic4O. tsia.sfe.,ias es5s p@iah,sfs
81 Cotton. s s
.rhe III ifaxstssmrr 81 lie 81 instant, M
nished the IsAt report sf our msrkct. Since then
the deaa md nj has been snesetii,,e,y Ian.
guild, The sales werk ending thr 9TH inst,
having been . .03O bales; those If the present
1880. including, during the fortnight, 1900
bales 10 exporters. and 20I0 u spectators. Dat
ing this marked duiIness. here has been an al
tempt to force sales. and we can scarcely make
any alteration In our a,osations. Fair Uplanjs
are about re lower, being nslEtls . 3t4 per lb.-
bu, this decline sTses nos exs 10 ths same clas~
si6ca:ion Of Mobile aad New Orleans. This stag
nation 10 b~aslssess, IL entirely owing 10 nnfavnra-
BILE news from. Manchester, where several failures
have lately occurred: the extent Of these misfJs-
tunes was st 6tst SO grossly exaggerated, as to oc.
casion grestslistfust in the London Bill Market;
b1t the effects Of the panic appear 10 be noa
wearing of. thnngh il has established an iaapar.
ian, ieciine in Railway and either time dealing
stocks. Politics have .ssso greatly Influenced our
money msrke, during ito pssl week; The proceed
iags of the EsyptMSsR4 seem To provoke the
enforcement, Of the p yfSa,J, aud the posi-
bic contingency Of lhs4aetdnisg Of bosiiities.
causes great unsa-inesf exsfly where. I, will be
remarksd that boih The French aad English funds
have been materially lowered By the present pros
poets. We niluls 10 these passing events from
the immediate influence they have. and tic inns
portant effects they may produce on every branch
Of our trade; aud we wish to warn, our friends
against dwelling only upon the calculations Of
supply and consuiuption, when forming their
. opinions as 10 the future course Of the Cotton
Market in Europe. Upon a candid view Of the
present state Of our trade We see M reason 80
hope that any advance could be maintained, and
we shall therefore regard any deficiency In the
approaching crop. as most unfortunate, froan the
false position in which il will place the sslne Of
and the certain insses that will result To
shipments under such circumstances. Several
parcels ofthe new Surat Cotton. have aIatA vi
rived upon the market; the quality il i'm
proved. aud appears now 10 10 mud 0ied
for low Amsricaa,and this viii be The ess5s6s long
.. these kind. "a 20 eompapiwl, dear. Good
and Fine Cotton i aais2H k'ec,ea, and as
depressed asAef gsSd and clean CON-
MN Sc = Island. 5n modera,o demand,
bur theIe3 no 4he iincr sorts.'
Precautionary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of The iosur-
,nce Offices ia New Orleans, lis stated. have
= rl. 49,. Z L ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

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OuRservss Avn PoI,r,cs.-Wha, have woio
do with poiiticsi Nothing, We have been nen-
trail. But on the 2s,h Of September last past. we
caught the general cnihusissm, and no Whis IN
the lorg procession tha, swept our streets, wore
The badge ofshe Refrm cause with srcater feel
ings Of pride and patty devotion than we did,
We Mcts pleased, excited and delighted yst, coot
end sedats as il was necessary to be, in oldss to
support the diyniiy Of our Office. Whea@ the
convention vas over We were returning home
full Of The Wing csuse, when on coming round
q corner, we saw a crpwd collected, aud
belieseius them to he Wings, a. oil on that
day seemcd to be Influenced by The same emotion,
we walked up boldly turning our badge so as to
render 4, very conspicuous. On our appearance.
Z most provoking silence reisned. AT length, we
spoke, giving our hand an eloquent wave and as-
canning THO most approved o~rstnficai tune. '.Gen-
tle,nen' We said athis will b. q memorable day in
the annals Of Lcuisians. d glorious event for our
favored town. Such . multitude moved by the
ssme feelings, has been seen never before here and
seldom any where else. II il a sublime spectacle
20 behold such . nutnter assembled 10 express
their determination f~earlessly 10 oppose
"Sis! do you know whom you ore Addressing
said 0 - Of the crowd, a fellow measuring six
feet two inches, with IN orm pair Of whiskers
.No. Sir. | have NOT the honor" we replied.
rather bothered .. the interruption.
sWs are kco fcos!'
s.Goed evening"
We descended the hill rapidly and never stepped
.soV MtAeH 1910 -. a a aa {. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

NOTICE.
REcEIyED and for sale BY he unadsfiriened,
10 an 2 sediment q shoes for ladies, girls
and children.
Oct II ,a6 AZ EEOFFROY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

the barqaeB Mezick, Capt Garyin, we're yes.er-
day brought in ironea, Is the police court Of the
First Municipality. Their names are WiIiisfn
McGlodcry, second male; Lewis Morris, William
Oscns. Nathan Freme. John Clements, Edward
U,ry, Thomas Davis, Allan Wiers and Thomas
Cienchy.
The B Mrz;ck arrised from Philadelphia last
Monday, with q general cargo, since which time,
II appears that the crew went in foi q general
sys,em Of piundsr. The Captain Inadvertently
happened to fad some articles Of The cargo slowed
sway IN the farecasile. He semi for Capt Younes
Of The Third Municipality police. and bad he
crew arrested. search was then made and 4
large quantity OF valuable articles was found
contested in their respective chests and else.
where.
II IL known that in the absence Of the Captain
and first mate, they managed TO convey away
much Of The cargo every night since the vessel
arrived 10 rort.
They have all been semitic prison To stand
their trial at the Criminal Court for tie robbie.
y.-Pic.
MarsH.-Fuil returns 81 The election in The
State OF Maine. have iern received. The follow.
ing j. fsem the Portland Advertiser.
Kent fWbig) Y As 573
Fairfield (Demoersp 45,s45
Ksnts majority 2as
The scattering votes do not amount 10 evenly
fye.
@ 49, m a Observation-Disclosures
Georgid.-Fail returns haze MT vel been
received from the Stale. As far as heard from.
the Wings claim a majority ofise lhouysnd yosrs.
The Augusta Chronicle ssys--We have elec.
ted our entire Congressional ticket by . nssiorltv
Of 3 or 4 600 end base carried the Legislature b.
. large msjofity. Already Lase We eainei twenty
e'sht members. and lost three, which makes j
d'iie'enes. on jsint ballot, Of ify votes. This
secures q whis senator in Congress.
Ekef'ons. -5onih Caroiins voted On he I2th
.ns'sht for members Of Congress and thoey.a,e
Legislature Ohio. New Jersey .sod Rsnsva...
MA. sotfd on Wednesday tie I4ih instat: The
election 10 Oaio !. far III mea,ber.ef caarress. !
iosernor. snd the Isg-ilstnrr; III New 5isSry &.
81 members Of Congress sna L@eislasare whose
doiy i will be % choose = Govetnor; IN Penosyl
vanis for zs members Of Coassess, md member
Of the Legislature.
MrsrxHteUs ACapsR ~ BaooxrYs.-A fge
intelligent boy shout II ytars ef age. lie son Of
Mr.. Phelps. wss fsuoI II the stfress a Rfooktya,
IN the 3ota n~lsiao. with AisAiarosf iii from Nv
10 cas-. bn impeaesrtte II @ee4ns 10 ease
fo.,e tLis xytsae,x.sx r.sS$k afff&x<sysr~ta. ~ ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

tn pestroil Adsersiser, states. on inc aushorisy
y lelief rom England. ,hst he p%plitiesl con:
s5cte iIon espada.in. Yan pisman's Len8. IN,
3k& 81 pSrlonsds and Reconsideration
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Precautionary MJgea.!ents.-Seue Of The iosuf-
ance Offices in New Orleans, 49is stated. have
tefasedee asuring on British Goilpns, and a firm
which had spiifea a few handred bales of cotton
i1ieh vesscl, hal i. traashirped to an Amer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

sr. PAralcx's cauaca AT Nxw OaLrAxs
This edidcs j. Dow nearly finished. and Ills
proportions can Be seen and examined. On The
river when FIRST il appears in sight, the steeple
looks q if but half faisAej, and the iiea natural.
iy arises that il i Intended 70 he much higher
II has. however. attained its full elevation, and
will a'"avs have the appearance Of an unfinished
mass. When examined near. the di.praparion
between the body THE church and the s,eep.e. is
TOO evident e escape notice. I,is displeasiang to
the eye.
The sseepis Is large and heavy. Tn. manner Of
baiijing the edidee.s nd some ofthe materials used
In is construction. are slso objectionable. The
walls are too thin and, We perceived, were already
cracking on the right and ieE of the sierpte, in
eenseaoence, ss suppose, Of bad cement havins
h~sa used. The whole snfsssuuc,ure, . drspes
rate aftemp. u ssssdspr asd subiinity, viii, we
fesr. prove . iessl failure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

MWELHaMyr-Amengst the <pumerons bbyos
sxntres Will hAvssbs1nspns forth recently III ~.
az. with esfrenes.sp he Elssern queseiee. 8 81
signed 1 sLLsra6lt I'M Hs.1Aty,' andssdfesstedd q
Observation-Disclosures Allihe sonsrsaof hossil.
ybesxeenthsstneeopalgies tIis psmfhlet pre-.
ssgts whaf II eeraps aEhes sLitany 4 sofesefy good
snehdaansTs ofs.hiehss lhe fotlori6eaae ppseis
a6eHs:s 8
Oh ppsas.ssso VI E,rsps, ~ E
sByth- battle 81 piosirrs. var WNtal Es3sspa
apyEIbs .Ftdt5 ofa Bertaiene, M wiih Eng
y 11hs ha,ts 4 Asiaeoa,,, "a, ril6as
The battle Of Ramilie.. war wiz
Bxths eofnba, q lOadenstde, wsr with
sdsise e a.lsiaaast, -ss ID
d a...l slI.ssI. Nv. ,..ik @
y sssstss' II b
xsssa !, iii rasI.sa
~, n, ria Enc;
iaa spqffsIsskEp
sns,.shs q sfcMjssr.r I'D:
b sbs in,sS6 eflsih pafrah Easl1ea:
BY Wss Nssntsha end
shs so6siss no ds,ih 81 Nspesop ~
sih EasisH5 ss
xnSSxg r-f~15&xN @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

MarSE.-Fuli returns 81 the election in the
State Of Maine. have he-n reeeiyed. The follow.
ing i ffsm the Portland Advertiser.
Kent fWbig) . as 573
Fairfield (Demoersi) 45,345
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

has cosceised shhstit g hnl pAapksa oyhb
speech hi tkasH sHse re CpasHsoass.
Three o,rcch-AEaiss srsssf tt~hissanoastnf ~
menaeipg, that I have reso.sed ppdn endJios
an Ex,ernporary Despatch.
iAt5this. moment here il i hloodMfmegte II Ihe
Rue sies A managers and In tho Hue az
Saint Antoine.
Trss street II bairricaed NJ r1ea1N ~ elss
omnibuses. seized and eyefturpcd1 8 III psatdae
The General, The sstn6J 81 com snd,i q II IN.
seut vim shss itoo!s. Tie people hsse 6fFdrPor
,hefroops, who hssss fs.urned tks shots. l
asny NJ said II hasef slien.s
Louis Napo.on M been REMOVED To vlnesane.
and every prceautio6 90 been taken ,oseesrs BIN
from surprise. Mi
BorusK. halfps.t Tires Orlock-These 3 I
rurnor Of . secret ,resty between sRasnrs ~ she
Paehs " Esspt. 7 believe Il % " rsltfsanJe1.
w q eouridsred inssiiabiss
The fandy hsss fallen 6sev Ptr crpt. tn sThfefs
afr nov douo 10 5sf. soc. sTheg5sae Nh . lcx
q 1881. y essdisi5esd lo6k.
The rappeli II Aeatists sssa 1as
Bad ness il also crp~ried N1pa5n. where
: civil " Is likely 10 fsae~ 81 <stsoss Of N
Fiber ambassador
Iha,s jas.s hs.,d I'D sbs barrissdss ha.s Been
acknowledgement dispersed. snd that fos ~ no
ua.1esn1eet aPfrass szkfbiished IA Only ~ LIZ
susmo1t
Tie Eensity Frnnfcs. e~ares.es. fhats seyesal
journals. on Ms faith of coraescordeuss who
vefs sot we'll informed hej ssseneds that
fss&E4x UU 41s.-sl: ~ 49,. SS2-f* Al...Hat
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

keeis majority 22S
This scattering votes do not amount 10 seventy
6ye.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12

Xraordinary ploy upon aes.--Charles
X, x king of France,wa x,rayagantly xtoll-
ed, but is xceedingy xecraed. He xhibi-
ted Extraordinary xcellence in xigency, he
was xemplary in xtesnais, but xlrinsic on
xaminalion; he xtatic under xhortation.
yreme in xcitement, and Extraordinary in
xtempore Xpression. He was xpstriated
for his xcesses and to Spi'te his xtrayagance
Xlsted and xpired in xie.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12

Speedy Ju8tjce.-Wiiliam Lacy was ar
resled at Buffalo on Wednesday evening
last, just before sun doWa, for robbmg an
itlnerant lrinket peder of jeweIry. On The
following morning ho was indicted, and 6y
. o'clock, M. convicted aud sentenced 10
AUBURN for years--tha h,ghcet term
which the statute prescribes. AT the same
time George Henderson was lornd guilty of
passing counterfeit money, aud senielced 10
Auburn for wears.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12
THE WINNEBAGOEs.

We see by the ST. Louis New Era,o the
18Th, that Information has been received al
jefferson Barracks, that the Winnebagoes
nave again returned TO their old homes on
the eas' side Of the Mississippi. in conse.
quence, the proper officer has ordered six
companies OF The 9Th regiment, now at the
Barracks, TO repair to the territory in ques-
on,Ior the purpose of compelling the indi-
ans to leave IT, The troops will move as
soon as possible,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12

LUZERNE COUNTY.

BY letter from Wilkesbarre, we learn
That the democratic Contention Of Luzenre
county, was held in Kingston on Tuesday
last, and placed in nomnaton the following
tieke,t
For Congysss-Benj. A. BidIack,
Essem5'y-H. b. Wright, Andrew Cert
wright.
Protten0tary--Doct. A. Bedford.
sCommiSSioncr-Thomqs Trivia.
.Coroner--Jared r, Baldwin.
William Dale.
Congressional Coajeress--, George p P.gtesl,
Samuel Saylor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12
THE GAME CONFESSED.

Dawson Of the Detroit Advertiser, (Gee
the Evening Journal of Monday,) after
Growing over glorious triumphs in Illinois,
odds : "Ifte foregoing are M from '''ig
sources, and meg, IN some eases be rrag-
gGlnGa. AT ALL. EVENTS THEY SHOULD
NOT 90 roo MIEICITLV RELIED on"
After the Information in the fsst part of
the paragraph, lho caution was wholly un-
necessary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12
EEsSE..Esss.zszEEH
GOV. LINCCLN'S SPEECH.

NUF' LINOOLIV . 6TALOU.
In adyering to this speech, the editor Of
the National Gazette, Z leading Philadelphia
Wing paper jodiciOusly remarks;
MIR. LincOIn's speech anmadvertirg on
Mr.. Ogie is Cery severe. II is ASAT-
ISFACTORY VINDICAT!ON OF THE
PRESIDENT FROM ANY BLAME
THAT MAY BE ATTACHED TO
HIM FOR PERSONAL EXTRAVA-
CANOE"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12

Drea9fm RccidenL---Jus as our paper
was gong 70 press we learned that the Pow
aer Min, near n. Clan, owned by Messrs.
ock and Ghelizer VAS blown up killing
one person, ,whoso name tu have not learn
co. aad severely iniurns sno,ner. We
nave no further particulars. -PotLSUitte
Jour.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12
Ea,se!sgigs s,TTgEEs

The CensuS.-The taking Of the census
will developo many curious facts. In
Queens County, the Marshal discovered
perfect AIbino. 1t was an active child of
three years old, whose parents were me-
grecs. The child was perfectly white,
had tho pink shade blue eyes of this class
Of beings, with hair white and crisped like
wool.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12

Robert McConoly of Huntingdon county
has been convicted of the murder Of his
mother-in-law, Rosanna Brown, his sister,
in-law, Elizabeth Brown and his brothels-
in-law, John Brown, George Brown, David
Brown, and Jacob Brown,an sentenced 10
be hung.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12
COLUMBIA CoUNTf.

4he proceedings of the Delegate Con-
yenilUn IN another column will show that
the Democrats of Columbia county have
nominated ticket, aud we can assure our
friends that it is strong one. Mr.. HEAD
LEY is lawyer by profession, but has long
since discontinued practice, and paid at,en.
ton to the manufacture OF iron, in connec-
ton with his mercantile business. We
will give him helping hand in Schuylkill,
and we know he will prove both an able
ana eiilcIent representative in the Senate, -
Our old friend SNYDER will this time have
his wishes gratfed; and no better choice
could have been made than FRUIT for Sher
III and RUPERT for Treasurer. Its good
ticket strong ticket--and we feel salts
fed it will receive the unanimous support
eff the now harmoniz,d party of the "Star
OF the North. ."--Po!tSviNe Emporium.
sSssszsgz-als-.4zssz
1he"Sta Of the North" congrat.
uating the sterling Democracy Of Columbia
county, upon their judcous selection of
Maj. AEADLEv as the candidate for Senator
we but rei!erate the spontaneous feelings Of
his numerous friends throughout the state.
MIR. Headley is known as the infeXibe de-
mocrat the unyielding advocate of the peo-
Pies rights as guaranteed by the constitu-
tion--and as the ardent and uncompromisipg
disciple of the immortal Jefferson. An ac-
complished scholar and ready and eo-
quent Nbater, his election will secure an a.
bic and desirable acquisition 10 the Eobla
band of democrats in the Senate, to whom
the people may confidently look as the guar.
Jians of the sacred palladium of their. libsr-
ties, the constitution.
From the high character Of the conrelees
aPpointed in Coluabia and Schuylkil!, we
have no doabl but that Mr.. Naadley's nomi-
nation will be unhcsitatingly confirmed and
his election ensured by an Overwhelming
majority.
The nomination of Col. SNYDER for
the Assembly, is also judicious nomina-
tioa, and will TO doubt prove popular.
Magician.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12

MARRlED-By the Rev. D. S. Tobias,
On the lOlh Inst. Mr.. CHARLES Sch
LER NJ. d. of Northampton county, to
Miss LOVINA BUSS, of Col. co.
By the same on the same day, MrJON-
ATTAIN KREUTZ, to Miss HANNAH
MILLER, both Of Danviile.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-12
GETTING CONVINCED.

The New York Journal Of Commerce I?
wing paper says inat Mr. BiGae has
caused the ruin of MORE BUSINESS
MEN than have been o'er,hrown by ALL
other causes for the last w enty years"