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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-20

QG-NOTICE-There will be meeting of the Wing
Voters of the Twelfth Election District held nj the
Blue Ball Tavern, place of voting on the Philadelphia
road, on Saturday, 10th June, at o'clock, p. NJ All
persons opposed 10 the Reduction Of Wages, Stand
are requested to attend, as there will be some distl-
gished friends of Harrison and Reform to address the
meeting. Isle
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change" must be ''pretty conclusive" in the
shape of dollars and cents, which he considers
"heavy" argument upon the conviction of ga po-
litical changeling" CONSISTENCY.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-20

g. Mr.. Bear speaks at Ellicott's Mills to-day,
and we are gratifed to learn that the Railroad
Company will send out special train. Fare,
out and back, but 30 cents.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-20

Ql5-STH YARD TIPPEC.fNOE CT UB.--In order
to give TO the Club opportunity of hearing the slt-
eye Blacksmith at Monument Square THIS EVEN
ING, The regular meeting is adjourned until Tuesday
night ODD inst. when Mr. BAER has promised 20 address
the Club and the voters of the 9Th ward of which due
notice will be given. A. L. MOORE Preet.
ic is AP
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-20

HE GREAT HARRISON Meeting AT PHILA-
DELPHA.-The American Sentinel. a sterling
Van Bnren paper in Philadelphia, has the fol,
lowing paragraph, in reference to the recent
meeting IN that city,
ssThe wing meeting yesterday, we understand,
was very large. spirit of enthusiasm seems
every where to prevail among the friends of Gen.
HARRISON There Is, therefore, no use in dis
guisinE the fact that the democrats will have
enough 10 do if they retain Mr.. Van Buren, in
the presidential char
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15

We can no longer give credence TO the
adage, that "a person can do but one thing
1t time" While passing round a co~.
pen few evenings ago. we saw woman
sitting on stool, milking ascosy, sucking
child, smoking pipe, and singing
There's room enough in Paradise,
There's room enough in glori,"
ali at the same time.
We like an energetic character, and
were not little tickled at this one, but
soon became absorbed in thought on the
multiplied avocations ofmen, and came TO
the concluson thatrhe was right who said,
.we cannot have t"o many irons in the
6re."-Lightpood Torch.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15

tuents, enlille him to their highest comb
dence and gratitude.
sOnmotion Of Dr.. JAMES HAYNEswoRTH,
the following resolution was added to the
report Of the committee:
Rcsolped, That this meeting approve
Of the congressional course OF our Re-
preventative, the Hon. THos. u. SUMTER,
The question being put upon the report
of tho Committee, together with the reso'
luton offered by DR.. HAYNEswoRTH, they
were unanimously adopted. ".
The meeting ,hensadjourned. p
MATHEW JAMES, Chairman.
AL1sTER GARDEN, Secretary.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15

The Tomato.-Now is the time for ga
thering this healthy and most desirable
vegetable, which is cooked in various ways
according TO the peculiar taste of people.
As salud it is goud-as an omlct. with
butter, eggs, and crumbs of bread, caPi.
tal-it is good stuffed and baked-good
stewed down close with fat piece of beef
and Lima beans--in short, in what posi-.
sion is it not good! Recently the Tomato
has been successfully used in medical
cases. 1t is good for cough soothing
to the lungs. Use il freely in the not
months to check the accumulation of bile.
Fl you wish to dry ard rack them away
in bags for winter, gather them when ripe
and scald them to get the skin off-then
boil them we'll with little sugar and salt,
but no water-spread them in thin cakes
in the sun, and when dry pack them away
in dry room.-N. Y. Star.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
From the Globe.
CARICATURE PRINTS.

The Wings have spent thousands OF
dollars in this way. We think they mis-
take the taste aud sense Of the people, by
supposing that they are to make their
cause popular by degrading and disgusting
displays of the PRESIDENT, General JACK
SON, and others Of their opponents.
They arc greatly indebted to our for.
bearance for not retorting upon them this
SORT of attack. Never was party more
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
An Oh Raehelar,s Cut at the Ladies

An Old Bachelors Cut at the ladies'
When we see neat. pretty girl, with a
free but innocent addressed tasteful yet
simple-with cheeks which we can hardly
help kissing, and with pair Of heavenly
blue eyes, which seem to repose in per-
feet security beneath their silken lashes,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
New ORLEANS, Aug. /

Criminal Court.-Dr. Hines again.
When we entered the court yesterday, the
doctor sat solitary aud alone in the pr-
soners' dock, and as they say Of the
theatre, there was a perfect siam" in the
court, occasioned by The anxiety to hear
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15

how can we help loving her, But when
we see a woman whose looks seem to say
that she is ssojourning somewhere about
the region Of 80, dressed of in pink rib.
bons, mock gold safety chains, and pinch.
back breastpins, and mincing her steps as
if treading ON eggs, sne reminds us Of an
old piece OF furniture secured up TO sell.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
From the NeU York Sisxsl.
LETTER or Joseph ,NApOl,EO

LETTER OF JOSEPH NAPOLEON. !
We find The following letter in the
Courier des Etats Unis. It;besfs date
London, 26ll, May. 1910. and was ad.
dressed by5Coun. sufvilIiers 70 Marshsf
GIauzel, by whom il was communicates
to the President Of the Council. We do
not remember this letter ia; my
English paper, aud, regarding it a. i'm.
portant in. historical point of view, We
take the pains to translate it: Z, S, s
MY DEAR MARsHAL--I hare read your
report relative to the honors TO be render.
ed 10 the memory of the Emperor.
Tknow not whether you are aware that
in 1915, the Emperor RENTED to lme 80;
veral millions in state draft4, {fescrip.
tions) and appropriations for his cigii LIST,
and TO NJ. Perregaux, chamberlain ia sers'
vice, and partner in the house Of Eahsts
four millions in gold, the evening OF his
departure for Malmaison. N
When we arrived at Rochetort intent
on embarklng for America in two dine.
rent vessels, he requested that Iswould
not sail until after 1 had been assured that.
he had escaped the Surveillance Of Che
English squadron. asked him what uss
should make Of the six millions ir re-
scriptions which l had deposited with my
brother.in-law, Mr.. Clary. 81 hope.shes
replied, that we shall meet in America,
but if il is written thai We shall not see
each other again save in another world,
then, my friend, you will make such use
of it as you would judge should make
myself--if were in your place and you
in mine." - -.
The four millions in gold. for which hs
showed mo the acknowledgment. lie des
Losited by his will with the house Of La-
ftte; the six millions in paper escaped ths
vigilance of the police; enclosed I'M
strong box, and buried under the care of
NJ. Clary and his faithful secretary; they
were returned to me in London ip l6291as
lhe'time of my first return from Amertca.
I have disposed Of a great portion of these
effects. 0hey are payable to tie bearer.)
conformably with the intentions of the
Emperor; there remains four millions.
Nv brother Lucein received directly from
the Emperor two millions from his civil
list. ~,
Of the four millions at ms dlSp0slti0n,
I appropriated one million for the noble
remnant of imperial guards, andaone mill
lion to replace that which -yous ssmmis-
sion proposes over, and above the credit.
already demanded, convinced thai he
would have done that which now do.
he who knew so well tha. gold is, in its
last analysis, the sweat of the poor and
the blood of the brave. If we shall ever
meet in another world Napoleon will ap-
prove the use which make Of hisirust.
rely upon yon, my dear Marshal, TO
present, in suitable manner, the devoted
homage Of my sentiment. 10 the country
whose sympathies in behalf of the man
have most loved, have touched me sensi-
bly,. Accept my assurauc Of continued
friendship.
Your affectionate friend.
JOSEPH NAPOLEON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
NEW SHOES.

"HE subscribers have just received the
following kinds Of SHOES, made
expressly to their order in Philadelphia
and Durham: i.i Z > ~
Geniiemen's best Calfskir:Shoes.
Ladies' American & English. Kid Slippers,
Misses Z"
Ladies' Seal and Leather Walking Shoes,
Misses
.Children's '' Bootees
Also,-Boots and Shoes of every des-
cription made to order at short notice BY
experienced wcrkmen.
JONES & HUGHsoN.
1nl, H. ..r
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
July II.
n piE:sEBY GIVEN

u. that in pursra :ce ofghe instructions
contained in the re,olutions passed by the
ci,izens of Camden al the meeting held on
The 2slh of June last, the Town Council
Of Camden, will apply to the General AS
sembly at its next session, for an amend
ment of the charter Gf the Town so far rs
tu authorize the Council 10 lazy "capita-
ton tax on each person in the town liable
TO perform patrol duty; the said capi'ation
tax not to exceed four dollars on each per.
son. BY order Of The Council,
r. L. WILSON, Recorder.
Aug. .1.l640. l4t3e
Resoloed. That the Guard do seize, on
Sunday. all Negroes who reside perma,s
nently out Of The Town of Camden, and
treat them as the Ordinance directs, wilh>
out legal permit.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15

The Albert Bonaet.--Last autumn,
when Prince Albert was on visit preli.
minary to the British Court, the young
Queen and he, used frequently to wander
amongst the shady wooded walks Of Wind
sor. On ono occasion, on returning her
bonnet was slightly bent back round its
front, the Prince it appears had been
thinking more Of the woman than the
Queen, as gallant knight should, and
had, in some pressing attentions To the
Queen. committed slight tresspass upon
her millinery. The young ladies of the
court perceived at once the slight de.
rangement, but were delighted with the
Improvement, and Immediately as sson
as etiquet permitted, hurried TO their
milliners gave orders for the new fashion
of bonnets with turned back fronts. and
secured their Royal Mistress in her future
little wanderings from betraying appear
anccs: FOR where all were alike, there
could be no suspicion Of particularly
Such was the origin of the Albert Bonnet
and so attractive and becoming is the fash
ion in the bright eyes of young ladies
that like its origin, it is now almost uni
vcrsal.-English Paper.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15


principles upon the leading politics of the
.iay-his prudence and experience-we
recommend him with confidence 10 the
support iof his fellow citizens, as an Off
Ger, who may be fully relied on to pro-
tect the rights as well as support the in.
,erests Of the Slate.
A -Resolped, That we regard the un-
generous and illiberal attempt to excite old
party prejudice, to defeat the election of
Col. RICHARDSON, as unjust and unneces-
saly, and as calculated to disturb the
harmony of the community.
S Resolpc6, That as the candidate OF
the State Rights Independent Treasury
party. we confidently believe that Col.
Is1cHARDsok will receive the cordial sup
port of the people Of this State, and thai
fis election will be the mos, eminent proof
of the success of those principles.
.Rcsolped, 'rha, We highly approve Of
the patriotic uforls of The present Admin
istra,iun to RETURN The abuses Of The Gov
tirnmen!, and to administer il Oh true Re-
publican principle, and believe that it is
entitled 10 tile untidcnce and support Of
the South.
7 Rcsolrcd, That tho jndicious and pat
riotic course IF the Hon. JOHN G. CAL
uolN-his able defence of Southern rights
and constitutional principles-his vigi-
i .nce and interchangeable exertiuns in the
ssrricc Of the country end Of his consti-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

ArfsMpf ~ eur 8uf,4=iDh tuesday tight A.
ATTEMPT Ans tnsds ~ ,As Iall,ws 10 ca, luose Tie
saisbsa, VI ~ hsaes. Dp.essnify man, which was
lying q. The laadins VI this place, The leiloNs
wpts s.faaapts and Ind come here With e,tn
~hiel, they sid a, s7s epn,s per ba'fsll and were
quite sutaspJ when lhe n iiiusl sftissl with the
Sans article ., Ave bl,i.. They vent On bcstl 4,
,hs evshina and afftfpj 10 hay III, the owaef, ard
sass isikias with him some ~,iine,leli wllhsa. ma.
hinH 4 ~tAtsain. Albeit, midnight wbaa The old
man WA asleep, they fata,nrd and had jus. sue.
sssJsi In suuina IN. the soai. When The pa.io'
came IN them and nave The alarm. With the az
distance VI .eins ef tas Neighbours, The hes, was
hseaaht 10 snain, The Tvs fpllows Immediately
made tracks lar vtseas fvl N The vicinity,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

o4r W. have beer inf,tmfd by pf ses,t s'a,
hs PLANTED a pisee NJ sfssud thss hrs btfh J"
s.t,iyatiss tst Z great many years aid iiss 'a't''
" fs,ips 10 p,stsss will, win eeta sfvi'''s's
,,sA.j IN jiia.,d Mfrs end iiisi The afosth n'y
i. IL iusutisat N titat NJ so.I lnt,d iast vtsbsa
and give. ptsnlss " ~ s~saBdaht yield. > we
,uiak ,ha, asod crop. u sdt,', might s 's'sta vi
,bs ,lnn,s,Isus si,eui M pinips, which stehi -
10 wanting ~ fptlIay, u ,hs planters T0u'a
.Isp, ,hs Doe, 10 plan, ~ Il l, very Probable that
,h. land s,t,ul thets, is dtn Isn't In hit,e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

SALE or A RUNAWAY NEGRO
STATE OF t.OEtAfANA,

PsHHIyH or Ee1sT DyIIUN HOBuE.
Y tittge Of al order lnsen he len Charles
- Teskief, PHtisI, } Judge IN ahd fgf SAID Paf-
is,, siil be exposed At ptttt 4 sale On
FIaay. gal MAY, 1910,
III HE court hause IN lie tssst, NJ Baton flsbgs, 10
eornaettee III ~ ,seigsk NJ. III The right, tile, ~.
tptsst ard tlal,a e The ss r.t ~ nv nsts ~ 4 esf-
tain negro tHao slaes, 4 tunaIay confined in The
Depot NJ t.e parish IN the yssl ise yeats. who
calls himself DICK, 9 feet I've and 4 half inches
high, ab5ut twenty eight 3sats Of sgsy speaks
F.euet mi Esglish uud saw he bsi6ttgs 10 Jeis
Htln,at beitry New Ofeatss, b,atglit ffdth ttts
~ fist If West FeIisisvs. s;;,d nov IL be sid ff
die FEES ef daptafs, detenti1a aaJ 6ffsf tHsfges
IN said Dspat.
Terms 6f sslA=Easb.
ais 10 Ava. DprLAs1tfs; Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
STATE Of Louisiana,
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE
Third District Court.

''s"y Ca" y, s7,..
Loreto Rodsiglez, ct al.
EpY virtue Of a writ Of fen meias 10 me d.
Ed rected by The Honorable Inc Tbir! District
Court, Parish and State aforesaid, will be ex-
posed at public sale on
a;adsy, 9Th May, 1910.
at the court hou.e, brtwsen the usual hours Of
sale, all the light, title, interest and claim Of the
defendants, q and to the following described prop
ety, to wit:
ONE LOT OF GROUND,
in that part IF the town Of Baton Rouge laid oct
by E.. Beausgard, being lot No, 6 Of square No.
e., measuring CD feet by one hundred Ind TWEEN
~.
ONE LOT OF GROUND,
in The ga me Part OF the town. being lot M. Z, oil
square IS, tgethes with all the buildings and im-
pro ements thereon. Seized 10 satisfy the judg-
ment and costs IT, the above entitled suit
Terms of ale-Cash.
al 8 AUG. DuPLAsTiEs, SheriE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

Agreat ehaaes-ssms one IL New Oileans
has published al advertisement, III The Bee, aists
Ing 4 rrsnlam VI twtaiy aetars TT The hes,
small t.satiss on the feni,en,iary a, i,s,cn Rouge
- b. ready IN tea days. A mrs, ss,fasasap, ts
wasd ttalyi |, would ~, pay 4 msh's expenses
lssm NV Otiesas ~ .his place. 10 get The ne.
eessssy information On the subject. We espee.
asas ,neass. sesibbist hs. sivea birth u an essay
On The said tastitutian and d.sitss ali excuse fst
publishing n, N ls really wanted The wsfk
whites ~ ss,ns one el.e, why did he net alsefa
lies " the spot, enat 4 suitable cemprn.atien.a and
gt,s the Atee.saty time Out with il nv eeei
sitt wa viii rad h fs twenty dollars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge--Third
District Court.
Whiting d Stark,

Amos Ken. Il Co, ct ais.
n p:Y virtue Of a writ Of fri Jattas IT, me o.
lid reet.d by the Honorable the Ibif' p's'f'et
can,t. Paris, md State n fo,esaid, viii be exposes'
at pubic sale on
"Wednesday. 9Th May, S4o,
nj thtt court house het~een the usual hours o.
eie. fall the right, title, interest aud claim o. 'hs
de 10: d. mt. in and TO The following described prop
ef,y 20 wit;
Tire one hall Of a lot ef gronad situated m maj
p~art:oi the town Of Baton Rouge laid out ny the
i,teiA Grass and Designated III a f~gufative plan
,t,erfof by No 5 IN square No y be'ns a corner
lot. AUD The whole lot measuring sixty iset on La
ftystte street by one buadred ard twenty W "ep'"
aphsthe part hereby ,norlgaged peins me western
pars Of said lo,. together witl, all the ~boildings AMI
ito,' rovemen,s thereon: seized 10 satisfy the jadg
mef,t aud costs in the above entitleh sui.
Ferns Of Sale-Cash.
ap5 u Aue. DurLt srIgn, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
sfATn Or LouIuA1A
Parish 1k East Baton Heags.!I'hlFd
District Coafs.yT
NJ. n y. Maiss Il Cn1
u No s;s1

Leroy u. Mshis,
DY sitas II = viii IT fri Jaties 10 ne o..
fsftsd by ihs Honorable tbs Third District
501it, Fa'isf and state aforesaid will be ssptssd
III public sails on
'fhssiay, 18Th Msy, 1910,
A. the dottt hu''ss, bstwssn The ,sssaa hd.its Of sH,e,
all The ttgiii, title, interest and Slain Of HE ae'
feadsfts ~ and 10 tia following dssetlssd pfepefs
ty, 10 wits
Twe tracts VI land s,t.iatsd IN this Parish mn
the teuilis flyef 81 absas IA miles ff0n, me ~
u tstoH ilsHge, vi1s
Ths Wsst italf " tie ii6ittik ESD di,a,sef ~ sc.
tieh i,ttnbef 10 ~ low ash,p natsbsf Q sst'lh o.
tanss number I east. tautslni,g ~ 3sff0V sefes.
gil Tract, the essi hal yss II lie s~,sfstsss sn'
southeast quarters Of see'asn nihibef ~ tewns'tp
btidbef % 6f iatgs number EAST, et,'t.a1ning
l5g 4Hfi0J see making ie}ea'et, CAV 1st'VV
ttfes,
TIE absys taets bHffhHseH f6n Ire unitsi
States N A%Hssties, Al tie Land Once ~ 81 Hsle
IN. tn The 10 JaHfaty 1856
seizsa 10 satisfy ihs julgbe4t sati costs ~ me
abtse entitled sttit.
Terms VI ssls-tashs 5,,
a95 II Aue. Dpti.ssrita, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
Probate sale.


VA I'LL be- sold by The ,tidsts,gssd On Mon
w dry fifs DIN N May nest, NJ tbs tsss1
Hsass N Esiaa heegs,b BY virtue of a" e,def u
ths Court NJ Pr6bat4s.
CEK1AfN TRACT or LAM,
situate on G1aygst III sbhoi . miles ff5tn ihis t6se
containing $40 acres WITH ils improve hpenis tbsfss
on, held 10 f6tsip6h betweso The heirs ~ II. VI
Dsnhsw spd The heirs u Hugh Dsahsn deceased;
d~ictseysf iie following psppst,y hs'6ngine 70 he
succession IT sIs lats Il. NJ. Denhsm dssssssd,
viz;
ONE HUNDRED AfRES or LAND,
on Wards Creek, The Bsgf1 mso Aafoa, and SONS
PERSONAL property.
Tgfsns Vt ssIe-Tbs fshA held IN eost mon b.
tween ,Fs issfs Of n, N. and ". ffnhatr. sgtep
ash. ne bafaaee ~ orr, two, fh,ss, sttd fray
ystss credit the fegfs tpan Aarec N, ayO0
essh. M balance ~ ono and two years stsdis !
The hand 90 Watds Greek. nj aas, tws, mid thns
years efsaif, Tire phtthasv 10 finnish sftdofsse
mites payable 10 bank with mortgage IN hnsy
payment; shd the ~esfsshai tfsj city IN sssbA
M0ts particular DE sfslpii6a a tbe shave s,yt4
TONED property vii b greer on me isy III ssts
- . I'll, TESsfEG, PsI,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rougc-Third
District Court.
Jas. Marsh & Go.
M 27tl

Fl. X. & F. D. N~ewcomb.N
z Y si1tue Of a writ Of yfer1 (dcsas 70 me diree-
I'd ted by the Honorable the Third District
CO curt, Parsh and State aforesaid, will be ex-
poSed at public sale on
Tuesday, 26th May, 1910,
at ahe court house. between the usual hours Of sale,
dis the right, title, interest, AND clam Of the de-
fendants in aud to the following described proper
~; TO wit:
A: CERT.4N TRACT CIR PaRCEL OF
LAND.
situated 10 this parish Or the Comite road, lying
between the corporation Of the town of Baton
Rouge and William Wikof's plaatation, Contain
ing about one hundred and ninety four arpents
more or less; sur rendered BY The defendants TO
satisfy ihe judgment and coats ~ the above emil
lied suit.
Terms of Sale-Cash. F.
a25 IL AVG. DufLASriER, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

NAr.ssAk ~stsases-Ua The OH instant, a
resolution passe,l The VI Haa.e VI Representa-.
tsss calling apea the seete.a,y of war 10 give \
sta.stnsa, VI what works he considered necessary
10 Ne constructed n order 10 place Abe Northern
AVID Northeastern iien.iet Ii . ptopes state ef lie.
fsaes. and slse authorizing him ~ trpeft. a full
and connected Ays,r,n Of National defence. EN-.
hsscsng s,eam and other vessel. VI war aud fsat.
ius batteries ft coast and is,haui defence,
s@z@sk1Aa2aA@z@ ME@NAGA4Nz&az[E
The following II from the ~pslims.es Of the
Csmmtsslonets u HE Navy fat lsi9--
The United States. .eeend only 10 Great ntit.
alA ~ q commercial nation, contemplate Keeping
Ia eoMMls.lvN duftap the pfsseat year
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

We understand that the Directors Of the Union
Bank took the Sla0 ,O00, or 50, they lately disi-
ded among themselves, in specie; and, after
drawing the metallic basis from the coGers,walk-
ed into their room, in ,ae Bank, and grssely sus-
pended specie payments. II this be true-and
our authority is uobounded-,hey will never out
live the censures that al indignant people will
heap upon hem.-Nafchez Courier.