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Or. ye6tsr's
Qungen,Dre 1erpatir.
Dreis so Gtnt bic SlaGcbt,

sptft6 oO &(El CIe OIHlNt,
81 cine febr Ibdtbars Subereituns, entbeft
bureb s,nen rsselmaSfssu une bsribmtcn esRts
lbsn 1r3t, tsr ae iber fdnf.is Sabre IN fsi'
net eietmfm prariS in Otufhlaub atsrandbs
bate, i'll rptltbsm sanps Ils tpdbrenb jsaer 3eit
audert aussecsbnt henust pnrbs, hei 6uttsn,
DWfaltuasen, Gatartfster gnsbriltistsit,
Ssuhbuttsn. Sstsm uno NifsnI Icbmtrsen,
SlMGpeeu, jtesr 7lrt Srnfs nno 3unse1,bes
ftbpsrbsn, uub iu 5smmuna Der bsraHnabm,
otu ausishruus. OisIss fam ale sob prr
ctissa DRcijin atIaat peresn, ater bic 3t,'
tuas asebtfaautmacbuwsen five 3utc0Ipitlia eas
3u; jsser ttfriseiSsnes Bepeis in osfTtm wr,
tuaasn ,pirb in einsm Dtrfubs bamit asfun'
ben werbsn, 70 rpie aud jablreihs gmpfbluns
asn bic Unnsiiun9s3ettsl bsalsteno. lIfber
1000 SlaIebsn f1ao alleiu in pbilaoslpbia
,pabrsnb Ism lssttn M3intsr bsrfauft morprn,
eia hbrr3easensr Sswsis BON osfen Nusbar.
tsit, Icnit rphree eiRs 70 srrHs Qaantitat nie
Sersauft rerben FIN.
60 wirfIam it bic msoiJin asnelsn III
GnrlrnHS Der tsrltbitotmen Eramtbeit,n fir
ps4ebt lle tmpfobIsn 1T, bas fte allen ancern
3aesrtitunssH ron @arfapariaa, panaeeas
&c. itnsa bcranatbt.
Sitlt SsusmiGs Itnb bon 3eit III Seit erbal.
ten une bttaMnt sea,aebt worbtn, aber oerEc:
ittnaufvano BON 3situnastttanntnaebunaen
ptrbletet creu Wlinbrilun9 albirr. Die
<siettslaubiaitsn tbnntn leiebt iter5cuat rsr,
ben bon rsr Nasliheeit pietr wasbijin weaa
ils aarnfen an seiop's 8sfunehds emporium
$40. l9l S1crb5w,tcnitraife, nutcrbaIb bet
9ms Giraffe, lam ShiIe ees "soIpensnNrs
(srs uno Shlanssn" allspo 3suanilie unb
Sta6weiIunaen ~ buaptrtrn bon SdGsn Der
msrtwirriSftsH &uren turd biefe Oleei;in,
poraeseiat perocn tbnnrn.
Ntabima, esn Q, Snni.
.s.9isis merijiu lit ,ltn ben ctsn anaes
stbsnen prsie i'll ciclcr Drufcrei 3n baben.
SMni SO. bp.
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9u1er Mndetge.

Gefssnpe Binder Qnb lit bsr Dru6ere, Die
lcr 3eituns um bilIissn prsis su babsn:
wilm1tn's bsutIetsr Giupsrfrsuns, Son SO
Wsfslbcsft, pbilaoslpbia, 1899.
Ocutlbe nene 3efamente.
Ser amsrifanilts Gaoenbamer.
Sie Gefetihts Der Sersinisten 9taHtsn opn
0lcre Nmerifa, felt ber entpe6uns Der
ususH wett bie auf sss Sahr 1887, aus
sem gnslifsteu absrfest Uen 3S ilbslm
BsC fe, Sleuporf, 1888.
Dicfslbe, pom SABRE 1897 his 1887, nter'
fest unp beransssastsn pcn Wi b. g.
{.xioerlem philadelphia 1885,, j.,
>sben, sbaten uno Wteinunsen bes lllrld
Srinaiis erttcn ltrbeters Der pcutitbsn
evauselisb,refcrmirtsn Girebs, BON Sobaan
4usRft GorCtb, gbemtsrsturs, Spa. 1887
Der 6immel auf grben eter QDea 5ur 8lid
fefiafeit. Sarasttelt BON gbriitian 8ott'
bi!f @al3man, ,bearbeitet bon gcnrab Srie'
brict @toamepsr, pbilaesIpbia 1889.
Ser lanse persorssne Sebab unb 6ans'
Srsunp, Elm nislietss Statts uus 6ilfs
8uh fir Sepermaun, GtippatsSae
1887.
Hnoahtsikunseu unn Getete fir aatbben'
feaoe uno sMt8eftnnte ghri3ten. Bon So
bann &alrar $abater ,&aueatser, Spa. 1884
sutberif6e une rsfermirte peut6e Il. 9. G
Biebtr.
Gfsrpsm eshrsib:pap,sr, Sebsrn u.Shrsit
9ints.fo pis autt Blanfs fir Wcrtsases
Sucaement unb gommcnsSonbs.
Cine Huewabl fettner esntebsr $iebcr 1T bt
une stenfaQs fsts osrrattis. anb I'M bill
lisen prsis 3a babcm.
Stsacins ben l6tcn sunni.
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81 a6 fra9e.
q Au.fforDeru ma.

Sdnri6 pfsiffsr uno ss0tn gbsfrau Sa:
lone, seborns 5srrmamn, rpsldbe bor unass
fatr 4 s5atrsn aus 8rltof i'm Gliab toms
meHp, in Slea Oerf selanoct Itno, ,perpen aufs
aeforssrt, ibrem untsrfbristsnsM Sruocr nno
Setmaser, Ipbalo ibuen eicfcs 3u Gefbt
tcmlnt, ibrsn Gnfeatbaltscrt ansa,eisen, ins
Dem Ct ibnen lpiettise Raebri6ten, III Be;ie'
tnns auf cine grti6afte sgrbebuns aus
Sranfreieb, ju ertbtilem bat.
9ottfrieo 9ttansr
Dorf Sospnlbip, pophattoaYcint 80.
BelImont Sanntp, Ohio.
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H3T99G-ETzM VkRVWHFFI P"N VI V"p VFEHF S7F|
NEaHA 5baft fortwahrtne bstreitt NIB
;,par scraoe Son Sabsrs wirtbsbaus nus
5siDenrsieb's unp xus's etShr ssseniit'r'
70 ansssosbnt, ba6 ct aller Irtsn Sauleses
Itbirr nne afle anecrs in Gem Sah einarefen.
bs Nrtltel ttete bcrratbis bat cctr aaf Bes
fellnna anfsrtiat.
CT 1T fanttar fir tis ibm erSsuats ausacs
oebnts Sunrihaft, uuc mirr fb in esr Scls
&c audi teitrtksn ticislts ;u rbaltcn niebt
allsin eacuret, cak CT feline Tfiett als See
ihdftsmann crfillt, (cneern raB sr felue N-'
titsl canerbaft ptrfertiat unp lls 70 wcblfril
ais jsmals snpcr psrtauft.
Suttaun, Suli 28. 10.
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Or. geicu's Slut- Nillen
Sr. 0eibp's Slut -Dillen !
Sr. Qeibp'S Yllt-YtlIen :

Gin sredsr She'll baucn 1T SariapariGa
Sine bic cinsiscn tetsbsnom pillen ,pelds
Die ,tdrfite giaenbsit bsItsen fir bic Ntinis
auna Der ginas,psice upc bic 1ibiatcit, ~
atsifer 3sit, pas &sblat NIB 0latnr su rsis
ni9CM.
Sr. geiep'S Y(ut-l'ilIcn,
Sins airs felhen mcri,iniihen grtraftsn ,u
IammsnsGtet, peltbe Itkou Don crn terihm.
tclten Icr5tsn III pm 8ersniaten StaateH
an9cpaupt ,purocn nne III brr aanjsn 2Bcit.
Or. 0cicp's Stnt Villcn.
Sinc Gin Hebsrss8sssnm ittsl ssarn bic itsln
eftf,s uns Solacn pcH Olerfurr nno Dline:
rail- u, cper bic asfabrliben QHette bon Den
ihltcttrn Nr5entien unr Quad O1teisinsm
vcenOuanfiaIte:m nno aneinciibcn Smpcrs
t6reH,
Or. gtirn'5 Wut-TilIen,
SinS uun Ouaef, 4nti 0Erfnrial, Nud&al.
lsntaff nne asacn alls Srantttit trlcusrnpen
llriahrn cper 9tsrI ric gonNItntirn wirtsn.
DC 9utitaassn.
Or. geiop'S 8lut YjlIen,
D1bAsa anas,peRbet wtrtsa tsi jnnaen HID
I!ten, manutithtn uHb Weitlidhtn, in ellen
8srhaitnllitn, cbnt Nhdbaituua pcn urteit,
Otat cher maifasm srbsn, uno ohne 6urht
fmr Gsrtiltuus.
port! waS Doftoren Iasen! pon Or,
ssiop's Sluts spiaen!
0ue;ua bon stnsm Srisfs BON 9r. Setpare.
eat,rt pttcrsturs, Sun, so, 1889.
$50 fanb tit Blut pillsn oils piue Uor,ia
liebe pmraaa3 uao 8sblit NsiaausS, fane
IL mile nms fanft in ibrsn wirtunasn, Prime
tttikafte Stanehsif tr,tuaenc i'm Dsaasn,$ei
itmerjen &c. wtlebe ae,p6tnlih fnrcb SPUR,
gaaIrn srjtuSt wsrttn. sd sIants, pab Die
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SCer
prafhfbe ui,o erfabrcne
&atb9fbfr
fnr
9anffler ano profeffouifsa.

~
aanftlsr unb profsffonifsa.
eper ein
aus lanejdbrioer grfabruns 9eib5pftss
He5eptbuG
1ss etm gnsliiben, nit Benusuas as tss
fen it, Map auslanbi1ttn Isrfs
hsartsitst.
fir ebemifcu, Gunftiftlsr, ,D,6tsiletreiner,
Yvwcbricbaftcr uno Shtbisnmaeber, {afirer
EutIbsnsunb Observation-Disclosures, ,93eraclrer,
xunfbrebscr, Sammaebtr, SlchIhmirce
unc mebrsre anoere Sswerbreibencs, netli
sriincli6sG Hnwcijunasu i6sr Die
Sebaneluas uub Hnwsupun3
bwssstbensn Nssspte.
Illtn fclhcn psrlcncu, wtlhs SGbafts
trtiten Die otcn in 9itel oee 1ubts aaae.
fibrt fno, rlauten mir nus ben "spratti'
ftsn Natbsster" ais sin b6hft nislidrs
Butb gu smrfcbltn, neil fs niobt allsin pisIs
Soften fir bic Gertiauns ihrer Grbeitsn srs
fparen, feneern sleeb,eitia aus esHltlten biss
Ie Winte fir bic Yerfebtuerun9 .brer Nrtei
ten erlsrMsn.
Scr preie oes wufebens ift 70 serins
als m6sltb srltcnt, u,H audi hem weniSer bee
mlftflffn panoDfrtfra elne Self9engtlf 3it
ssben fle6 oaTelbs an;uihafen.
Sir Suhhanplsr.. ..uuo Inpsre, weld,e i'm
groGsu 5a fauen pitHihsa, issen mir folssns
bs preiie ftit:
100 ersmrlars in sutsn parptaHc $50. 90
so ~ ~ 80. 90
a5 ~ - !, Il. 90
IL - - $50
sssea einIcneuns tes Betraae bei eer Ssitsls
auns-Setaenpunastotssn, portc uab tsslsis
ebsM peresH auHerbem ttrebnst.
GTunicre Ssrrsa goacasn NIB uneerr
bic nod SatIcrirt:ons.&itttn fAr eas merf,
dsn IN Btfts batsa ftiab b5fieb erIuebt nue
citfeltea fctaIo pit ns6sfids tin,nisnotn uus
nss alt'hlstls iu tenaebrihtiafn, rcbin lir
'ere ersmpssrs sefhif, ia batsu pani ietcn.
20 Ulatter, nit tenrn mir wcet1s!u, 1nr
hefIfb triuebt, oas Obiae eiuiss O1als in bs
re Spaltea auhuuebmsn, tpoourh h ft uns m
6sssnsisniten eerpfiettsn.
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Glnla buns SurS Subfsriptisn
fir ben
6 len SEQ ba d)ter.

lin bic ptsuacnannte 3titms Irriel ME
mtalitb mcbr ju verb. sitcn, crlantt Ilh Der
ffraHeartt4 esrfeItsu pas asrbrte putIis
FUN anr lIntrittrift fis picitlte ersetsnIt
ein3ulatCn.
Da III 1srts gauntp fsint antfre temtlebc
3fituns teltcbt, ,psete tts Mabrsm @rnncs
iate eer nnoerMlibnn Democratic ttrtbtis
ciat, 70 tpsrrsu Die Srruntc rse Gem. gg.
III. 7barrfson nnb .Tohn TpInr BE-:
fcntfrs aufmtrtIam earanf srmatbt, nnp
b6fih ater srnitIih sgiutbt, fir ibrs Sws
brsltans 5u ioratn.
80 in9un n9en:
Ger "Qibtrals Sspba.bttr" sricbsint jeesn
9ienitaa auf einsm 9rplItn Supsrialboaen NIT
id6nen Qsttsrn 9esrutt. Ser Subieristiens
Nrtis III y IN : ba ler bes SabrS, rpelder
in baltjabri9sr NcrauSbcjablun9 srbetsm Uire.
lDer i'm gaufc hts Sabrs nht tethbIt tsm
wsrecn Sbalsr 50 @nts fir eas Sabr an9es
rebnst.
SIR fir;sr, Silt al5 NNonat mirb fsin
enSsnrmmfn uno stwaiae Huf
msrem nur eann an9enemmsn,
lpenn lie sntn O1ci,at Dor Nblauf bis Cub
itriptlcns. Strmins 9sfdeben uns 9ltibjeiti9
aae Nnfitdnts abbsiablt rsrbtn.
SsFanntmntbunssn msrecn tanfb1t an9e
nonnnn une fir psn 9e,pebnIbsn Freib sins
3sradt.
llnnridrsibcm in siefr Start mirb biz
Stitun9 pertofrei ssfbitt, ,psitsre Ssriensun.
gen 9sibsbsn surb Die Ycit crsr srd9sr bon
teetsrn fur % Sent jdbrIib, auf Scitsn tsr
llntsribrsiber.
0ritF unp Mi'tbsiunssn ini1tn pert@
re i einaciInct psretn.
NeaonM ZEN Ss, Slnuir.
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~ II I fi QE.

O. sbtn bat bic prsft psrlafkn uns 1T in
str Drudsrsi bisfar 3situn9, sinHln uns in
sraGtuv Sabl ~ batsn, sia fir bic tttrsHtns
Zen Sanbwsrfsr uns ShniiIr hb6it nastitbts
Wsrf, tetittlt:
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Sebet bier, ,renn Sbr rcbIfeil fau
fen ,pCllt
cJafcb Dieter, Sattler
III Der Steot Ruttaun,

tsnahrihtiaet feline SrsunSt
unb eas sesbrtc publifum IL
trbaart, Sak Ct sas otiae Gr
~fk3ft rfn3hreuh ksfrsikf ,,uN
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Serte gauntp SntclIisenS Alnt.

Anf Srnasness grfIhen pielrr Isiner
Srsanre raree llntcrsribnstrr tsnosen, Gin
allasmeinss Sntelliasn3s umt, in Serbinpuns
nit ieinen aneern @eitbiftsn. su ertfnen, mo
prionen fir tfcntliebs Beftbrnma, xaenp
5auisr, Die 3u pcrlebnsn, su ysrtaufta, oser
u bsrmcrtsanhrn fnb, eintrasew lafTsn unp
Splbs, bic 3n rentsn tamfsn oprr auf U1orts
aatfb 5n shnsn tphniebsn. grPmneisuns ein.
jltbrn f6nnen. ancb rperbeA ale aneert III
s'nsm Jntslliaen3. Amt aetSreWpe 8s5hafse
perrbtt auf Infrass bei
George qB. Satelep,
Nere Ste Strade, asasaiksr Der gpif'
tcpal:Sfrtt, Nraeins.
Slcpemcfr 10
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1iHter!ofenI1aft bss psrforbeuen @
ore Waeer.
G a 6rib DIT

wirb biermit seastsn, eaB Neminiltraticus
Srieft bon Der 6iutsrlaHtnIebaft Sss serFor,
tensn @ eotac Ddasr, psilaus bon
Glfa6 9auuf6ip. Derfe gaHntp, s.u uMtsr:
ftriettnsn, rpobmbaft in ttr Staet Ntaoina,
bsrwiIIiat pcresn flnp. ALE psrfcnsa. bic
noeb an pisfelts 1tuIeia Itnp, rperpsn rlutt
Iu tommsn NIB obne Berlus ab3nbsaablen ;
uno SoIhs, psIhs nod Sorpernnsen ssasn
eisislte bafen, rpollen fls tpcbI brttatist fir
Bciabluna sinbdnpiatn an
Gbarles ureren, 1eminifratsr.
Gfptemter 90. 4m.
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All kinds Of GERMAN 3 ENG
LrsH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this OFF,
ce, at reasonable prices.
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an bas publRml1.
Des Banserers 6eimatb @irtbsfane

Der nntsrfbrisbsns bits
ttt um erlaubnik ftinen
Trsunttn uno bsm aesbrs
item publifum ilbsrbaupt
biermit erssbsnft an;uisis
sen,tas sr ben pOblbtfaH
ten nanSertrs xeis
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sHatbs Dirtbsftano bstessn msIbsr fritbsr
ssn 5rn. @scrs Watjbsrssr esbaItsn wurbe,
an Der ede Der Wafbinetons unb eten GtraGs
tpo Ct fb aufs Ssfts NIT AQsm mas ~ feinsm
gsf9aft sehtrt ysrisbsn bat, am &siftnes une
Srfmet aut bic Bette Irt su tspirtbsn, une
fur bilas Yrsife.
Ssin siib rpirt liner NIT zen teiftnGpsiftn
ruslde ber Ntarft, in ben psrfdiessnsn Sabrss
ttitsn earbctst, psrierst itin, uns fsins Saar
in1r1sr NIT tsn fbmadbaftsifen veranfsn psrs
ftbsn bic man pcn Der Staet pbiIaes!pbia be-
fOnlrusn Fam.
Dur1 plnffIibe Ssctabtun9 Der p1dttn
tinee BrtbeS, befff ct sinsn She'll Der Sunts
fbaft esS publifums tu rereisnsn GnS ju srs
ta!ttn.
6esrS =. Stsrlina.
Htaain9, &eptsmbsr 10. 3m.
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9anD in eSnDianQ

Snrb Dripatbanoel 81 pcrfaufen,
Cine i1debars plantase
selsaen in JadfoH seunlebip, wapns Gam.
tp, Sneiana; arsn3enp al SafIpnsboura, %
D'siIe prm Jlatlcnal 2Bea, uuo a Dlsiltn
BON 23siB Wader garal.
Gntbalteno lGO l(fer
bonn tCllsn >anb III 18spRs ganntp.
Die STtcdcrunaen rarauf ttfes 1aasEyA
pew aus cinem prdtttiaen :::.lR
gS 0 Dnbane .siie
nit autsn pnmprn Dor .. 6anstblr /; GIN
nsne uno praebtias Srsbm Sdbsner, unb am
ttrt Nstsnasbaupt. 0as &ause tefnsct th
I'M autsn 3uttanpe une inter antsn Scnfsn,
,nsbrllsnttriIs INIT z &ebparssl lBaInnb 0tie
aeIn. 80 Nftr eaprn 1no aeflart uAp pae
iitriss 1T nit ihtnem lpallnues uHs 3uFs
fersSol3 te,padisn.
SMtre 8cett NIB Srls fam sniss 3tit
aeactcn perbrR, pcn
Samnel Spitler.
Wai ), 1870.
81. y. Sirrsm Der lIntcrftsvistsm aden
nen 1T III rsrtaufsn, 70 rperrtu &amlultiat
,rebI tbuu, llt nit pctlfrelcu Wriefrn All pcn
Ciaentbimcr, ccsr an ccn 6eraneaetr bic.
fer 3fitun9 ~ rpenpeH, nm bic Ssrinann9en.
ntlehe fsbr anaebmIiCb Itno, III erfaRrcm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11

Opism eating II Engtand.-A Londofpdpst
Of fteen. dais ssys thati The consumption of Ipisn
in England has Increased TO a great esteAj In.
sonach that tiss subject famed a mailer Of ttcas.
sion ii a late meeting a. Tho Westminster htdieAl
Society. II Was stated by Iespseisbls stasiss
Of that body, from his own personal knowledge,
tha. opium eating has increased ID the eou,tty u
such a degtee as 10 have become nearly ettal In
it, psol,as,ion with testotslisns. sThs sukjat hsl
become ~ such Importance that The dilfersis ia-
satanee Offices wers about 10 hold . meeting In
consequence Of their having discovered that they
had sustained considerable loss ff6m. u WI ~
that a new rick had been created, by ths s~nobnous
increase Of the consumption Of opium.
The i,ss Of tli. drug seems 10 be the l~astfes1ft
Of a vi,iaied tasie 10 search of un1stufsI aci,e.
mens. Ihe statements abase made, IL fpa( NJ
upon actual facts, msy yeltcsass sfafsns Ia
land. for there II no predicting how fai The dsk
setous hshs may p,esaiIH II enss becomes s.tab,
Rshed. The experiences Of mankind unhspp;iy
shaws In tpV many instances, that ttis .teiribts
consequences which E,Ilos unlawful iadulaeners
are insufficient 10 warn effsciually sgainss ~yisiiiue
10 them when onre infatuation has seized the
mind. n tla act wsre otherwise, thete weuid need
no other security ssains. he hsLi, VI opium eating,
for If all kinds uf in,emperance this appear. 10 EN-
iail Upon It's victims the mos! dreadful species d
suffering. -Bah. american.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11

TExAs-The Commanche Indians q short time
ago sent a depu,alion TO Houston, Texas, TO ,rea,
for peace. and were told by the Texian Commits
sinners that if they would bring in thirteen white
prisoners whom they held, terms would be gran
ted them.
This they agreed faithfully to do. and on the
18th ut, they arrived 10 the number OF sixty
live including men. women, and children, but
brought with them only a little girl tho daughter
Of Nj Lockha,'. They were received in the
government house, and when inquiry was made
where the other prisoners were, they replied that
they were not IN their possession. This the girl
consradicted. A file Of soldiers then marched in.
i, the room and the Indians were informed that
they would be detained prisoners until tho white
cap,ives we,e restored TO freedom. A bloody
coahic. ensued IN which seven TEXANS were
killed and eight wounded. The loss Of the 10
dams, ~as the whole Of their fighting men killed.
numbering thirty-,wo. aud three women and two
children. who fell 10 the midst Of the melee ; %
women aud children. and two old men were made
Prtsooefs: not IN individual escaped, except q
Mexican. 4 shaw has been despatched to her
tribe to inform them of The willingness of the
TEXANS to exchange prisoners.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11
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THE NORTH EAsrE

THE NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.
The correspondence between Mr. Forsyth,
Secretary Of Stale of tho United states, and Mt
foxAhs British Miais,cr plenipoten,ia.y, has as.
sumoa = grave and serious tone that indicates
the mattel 10 have reached y ctisis that may ~.
sui, In war. 1he correspondenco was immeii.
ately laid before shs Senate by tho President.
Tbs debate that followed the introduction Of
this suhjst, was caainejts Mcssrs Webster and
Davis, Of Massachusetts. and Mt Williams. Of
Maine. The Maine Senator speaks as i might
be expected a Maine Senator would speak upon
= suhject 90 vitality important to men 80 much
concerned a. his constituents are. He hopes thc
existing critical posture Of affairs will lead to a
summary settlement Of existing difficulties,
spsaeeassy if no can, forcihly IL We must, Mt,
Webstcs spokc Of tho correspondence a. On m.
cry one. and calculated 10 lead TO serious Difficult.
ties. He hoped, however, that this collateral
auestion--shat in relation 10 the occa psney of The
scrrtosy-wouM not be considered ~ tho maip
and The important question.
Ia the House Of Representatives. Mr. Pickens.
cf South Carolina, chairman Of the CON mi,,ec Of
Foreign .Atiaifs, speke Of the correspondence as
Of . very serious and important character.
Il locked belisercaa. but he hoped Ia God peace
vat 10 hsprsscr,ed between the twn na,seas.-
Mr. Garlsnd. Of Louisiana, thought there was n
political game Ia be played in this matter Like
many others, he was Of opinion iha, tbs Prcsi.
dsnt designed to remove the Impression Of the
public mind in regard TO the grea, measures Of
isefsn, aud 10 draw the public attention to mat.
tiers which would strengthen the Executive.
In MI Fox's letter he sts,es .tha, her Maje.ty's
government claim and expect from the good faith
Of the Government OF the United States, tia, the
people ef Maine shall replace ,hemseiSes in the
~situasioa in which they Mooi before the asree-
meata u last year wefe signed-that they shall
thesefase retire from the valley Of the e. John.
aad conkae themselves to The valley OF tie Aroc.
ssoo& thas they shall occapy ,ha: valley in q tenn.
posary nsaaet only. for The purpose, as agreed
upoa, Vt pscventing dcprcdsions and tia, they
shah ast censsfaes Sosii6cslions. nor make roads
o. Fesmaneot settlements.
sUnssu shis b done by the people of HE State
II Maios. and - long u .hsi people shall PERSIST
IN the present system Of aggression, he. Maiessy,s
a~sessaasssas will Get il their daty to make suci,
~aaiiiissy arrangements as may be required far the
proasrtisa af hss Majesty rights. And her Ma.
jesey' . GSsssnmsns deem il right to declare that
II ~ sesuit e The sajaa,i6aele proceedings Of
ths 6sats q Msiss. shoold he collision between
NJ Massey : troeps and the people OF that Stale,
the Aepsnsihiiay sfAll the consequences thu, NAV
snss" shesessom, y they shat they may. will
= mi - a. -
United s,ssrss. #
Ne slsa states Nj he hrs been entrusted 70 |
estaasaaicste hat The British government are on.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11

Mus,ctrAt sltsrios - ". U.--ihe ", o.
ree .ay.-~s Ahet a struggle nlm,st Unparalleled
III New Ofleai,s, We have the proud satisfaction
81 snnoanclaa tho election of WILLIAM
fRERE'f, a. Mayer of The city. This result
hss been accomplished in epi,e Of 'hs
detection Of handtrds If Wings. who iefas,d
10 vete for our candidate on aesoaa, Of his COM
arction with Tho Native American party. We
have no hesitation In ssyins tha, M F'erets ma
iotiiy would have exceeded fire hundred had he
nst fairfield, almea h a mat, the vote OF The
natarslisei Whiss. His election, in the teeth of
the tremendous obstacles he has hal TO sheotutet,
10 ptond evidence of the ptosress Of the a"ed
cause. Il proves that. when united, the Wbiss
Of Orleans will .siamp,, by such tnsjetisies Is 10
veades opposition entirely ftmtlses."
MI Fresss's majority il stated by re same pa
nor 10 have been one Handled and thirteen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11

Tho Wiln,iog.on and Weldon Raii,oad, huili
~ Walter awyahe, Esq. h the lengsst rnsi IN
tho void. II has frwef snisnkinea,s, fever cuts,
q d fswsr curves.
Only Az miles Of this tnni are curved,
leaving the unpa,slieltd atnount If l3sa miles Of
straight road in a total length Of leo miles. One
Of these s,raigh, lines IL II miles long. others arc
3,i.5,6.7,s and 10 miles In length. The shortest
tsdii u eut.s,uts used Is $3.50 feet, and mos, Of
the radius orc 1890 and 5000 fee.--,he radius
Of enc curve IL ~, 24O feet In lcnsth--whieh
curve is considered equai 10 a st,aigbt tins. The
stecpcs, grade on the road IL 30 fee, rer mic
these occur only ia..appfeachins the few stream.
that eros. the lins-- tho grades generally are level
grades, Locomotives can no wh.fs else make
rueh performances ~ on this liae--bcesuss Of IT.
Iihc and grades az aforesaid.
The read was commenced In October, 1925,
snd completed Oh the 7th u March. is40.
The work tcdounds 10 tho credit of tbs
Engineer, Major G~ynne. and make. ass miles
Of railroad completed by him, and all. We learn.
within es,ima.es.-- Wilmington, N. g. Adporafe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11

Hs. Margaret Mcdonnell, Miss Mary Neil
lvQ son, James, Nelson and Jamrs N Lrs,
the only heirs of the late james and Elizabeth
Nelson decs Used, Inhabitants Of the parish of East
Baton Rouge, having the intention 10 emanfipate
their slave Stephen "a m~"ia,,o) the same being
above the age Of n iJty years. All persons who
may have any legal opposition 10 said e,napeipa-
ton, Nfs regttiisd TO file aaid opposition 10 the If
fec Of the clerk oftts parish court Of tbs parish
aforesaid, within forty days from The date Of the
present notice. Given under my hand this 10Th
Feb le40: Ava. DupLASriFa,
J-6t Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11
$50 REWARD.

ASAwA Y from The Clinton & Port Hudson
- Rail Road Company on the fifteenth inst.
two negro boys Moses, and Jacob McFarlane, al
ways called Mack; Moses is about FIVE feet I IN
ehes high, rather stout built, bIa:k complexion
about ~ years old, locks older, face wrinkled, and
IN turns up, = saiher siox Of speech. Max is
about ; feey . or inches high, light complexion
mula.to colour, IS aboat IS years old, has a smil-
ing look, when be speaks his upper teeth appear
to be worn of are very short and the ends have a
very yellow appearance, no other marks recoIIec-
ted. The above reward will be given and all ex-
-penses paid to any person experimenting the said
negroes and lodging them in any jail, or deliver
ing them to me al this place.
W. BADGER, Railroad Agent
Port Hudson, March % 7