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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
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We are sorry 10 hear that several persons
in this city who had taken the resolution OF
being temperate, have deplorably backslid-
den, and have become tipp leIs again since
the hard cider mania has seized upon the
whig party. At several places the erection
Of which is called Harrison log cabins, with
a provision of hard cider, has been ceiebfal
led with most beastly orgies-Buhalo for
example. The BuTalonian, which the
Rochester Daily Advertiser styles a SEMI
whig paper, thus speaks Of tho OCCASION of
opening one Of those cabins.
"There was more sin commi.ted--more
fools drunk--ant more wise men made
FOOLS than we have ever seen before. One
more such fete, and there will not be decent
wings enough in the city next fall when
we want them, TO form corporaPs guard. !"
The Buffalo Daily Sun notices the affair
in the following pleasant manner
"Wefe we disposed to initiate the wings
| in their nonsense, we would raise an old
fashioned Dutch mansion, like that on the
banks Of the Undertook creek, in which
Mr.. Van Buren, was born. We would sur
round il with thrifty cabbage yard-the
raw material from which one Of Mr.. Van
Buren's fayorite dishes, sauer kraut, is
made. Through the opening door we
would have his good old Dutch mother ap-
pear, industriOusly churning, and shelf Of
nice round Dutch cheeses, land the little red.
haired Van Burens, with cocoa nut cup,
drinking butlermilk---a beverage which new
ef mebriates nor makes sore eyes, like hard
cider. We should have field of Indian
corn. growing upon the hill side, not to
make corn-dodger, but as the sure producer
of suppsan and milk, and buckwheat 6elc
in blossom, that pancakes might abound il
due season. OR the hilltop, and in the
deep ravine, we would have the hickory
tree, for which the hard cider folks feel /;
kind of phoba peculiar to federalism. In
stead of skunk skin nailed against the sidt
Of the house, there should hang the shad o
the Hudson, which having been freshenec
for broiling, is thus exposed TO dry partial
ly, ere it passes TO the grid-iron.
"There is something rational in such
picture as this. Such house, in this cit,
would be thronged with sober and consci
eniious men. No ribald songs, or profani
ty, or card playig,or drunken brawls shoul
be heard. Nothing more profane sha
donder and blixen should be heard.
i, Dutchman knows no more wicked oath
, and he mustlearn the language of prou
England before he can blaspheme i
i, style.
:, ave would here remark, that log cabin
/, and hard cider are more congenlal associ
i tions. Long before the orchards OF the WEI
!. arrive at the maturity which makes cider
|, bundant, the log cabin gives way for II
!. frame house. To talk of log cabins, COO
: skins, and hard cider, in, association, is lik
!. mixing champagne with the Buffalo hum
:, TO the Missouri trapper."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Up RiUer Boys.-We learn that the
Rafmen and Arkmen who have descended
Susquehanna, were three fourths for Harri-
SON" says the Wilkesbarre advocate. Not
SO fast, friend Sisty. We think your inior-
mant has been hoaxing you. A large num-
ber of up River Rallmen have passed
through this place, on their return home,
and so far as we could learn, they were al
most to man opposed TO Harrison. The
RalImen cannot go Harrison any how.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The Globe contains the Convention be-
tween the United States and Mexico, pro-
viding for the appointment of four Com
missioners, two for the United States and
two for Mexico, to constitute Board to de.
eide all claims upon Mexico. All docu.
ments and evidences are 10 be submitted to
the Board, whose decision is to be binding
upon both parties. Should the Commits
sioners be unable to agree, the points of dif
ference are to be decided by the King o.
Prussia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
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appearance

The Trenton Emporium sayh that ID
Federalists of Trenton assembled at M
Rail Road Depot, to hear the aews frol
New York. A gentleman step ped cut d
the cars, took off his beaver, and gave h.
cheers for the Democracy of New YOr
1t was thunder-clap to the Federalists, a
the way they sneaked of was caution
hard cider.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

High Prices. --Notwithste nding Texas
is one Of the finest countries in the world
for corn and wheat, its paper monies has so
enhanced prices that -four has lately been
sold for $lO0 per Dbl; corn for si4 per
bushel; and pork for s75 per hundred J.
The working man under such currency
should receive about $50 for days labor
---he receives now about three dollars per
day What fairy land this Texas must
bs The British Wings should one and all
g. +. I. inslanler.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The leading Harrison editor in Connect
cut is THEODORE DWIGHT, who was a
member and Secretary of the notorious
Hartford Convention. The old anti-feder-
alists love Harrison because he resigned
his place in the army in the midst of the
war.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

We regret to learn that Charles Cha
der, jr. Esq, member of the Pennsylvay
MIA House of Representatives from Susque-
hanna county, died williamsburg on ThArs-
day afternoon, April 23d, Of small pox.-
This disease attacked Mr.. Chandler abou
week before the close of the session.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

lion forthwith to operate against the Gu
manches. He will raise one company on
the Colorado, and at Austin, and take with
him the company which left Houston a
short time since, under Capt Pierce, and a
body of Tonkwa Indians.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The person who took Shovel last fall,
from the German Lutheran and Dutch Re-
form Church, without Liberty, would con
fer favor by leaving it where he found it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The Democratic party of Bedford county
have nominated WIN. MCDONALD, ESQ, asI
a candidate for the House of Represent
tives, to supply The vacancy occasioned B
the expulsion Oft. B. McElwee. Esq.,
The election takes place on the 6th inst.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
POLITICAL.


convention a, Harrisburg, that there can be
no reasonable doubt Of his capacity
and patriotism. We do not pretelld'to
quote their exact words, but are sure we
have given their substance.
Such being the case, we have taken the
pains to dissect the list given by Mr.. Wat
terson, in his speech, the other day, (which,
not having been questioned by any opposi-
lion member, we presume is correct, and
find the following result. 1t appears the
convention was composed Of
Ninety-six lawyers,
'Thirty-one bank officers,
Ten manufacturers,
Twen,y-four merchants,
Six spectators par excellence,
Seven planters,
THIRTY ABoLITIoN1sTs,
Three doctors,
Three parsons,
Three schoolmasters,
Three Wing editors,
One lottery broker, and
NINE APosTATEs FROM DEMOCRACY.
Nobody will presume to deny that
Messrs. John Doe and Richard Roe were
represented ; nor the banks nor the mer
camille and manufacturing interests nor the
ABoLIrIoN1sTs but all things considered,
we are inclined to thing the speculating
gentry were not justly dealt with, seeing
they have such mighty interests at stake in
the coming contest. II is presumed, how
ever, that they relied on the fellow feeling
of the other interests, so well represented
for support in case Of need.
The patriotism of the nation is suppos-
ed to have been represented by three Whig
editors the learning by three schoolmas-
ters the piety BY three political parsons ;
the physic by three doctors; the honesty by
lottery Office broker and the Democracy
by nine spoststes.
But the abollionists have great reason to
be satisfied. Thirty old foxes, with FIRE.
brands ct lheir tails, were amply sufficient
20 set the whole convention in blaze; and
il is not to be wondered at that they dictat
cd candidate. The lawyers and bank
officers alone were able to cope with them
but the former are so used 10 be retained or
beth sides, that they cannot always be de-
pended on, and the bank directors being il
. state Of suspension, or suspense, in al
probability did not know their position ex
actly:
But what had become Of THE HONEST
FARMERS, MECHANICS, AND WORKING GLASS
xsl Not one of these is to be found in III,
same catalogue. Who represented thei
interests or, are they so utterly insigniGi
cant that thev were entirely overlooked
or.wsre they not considered genieel enougl
to sit in such august company! Wher
were the representatives Of the ''log ca
bins" and the drinkers of "hard cider" OIL
this occasion, that they do not appear a
: mong those of the spinning Jenny. the ex
change. the little school boys, the lotter
tickets, the calomel, John Doe aud Richar
Roe, suspended banks. and broken dow
spectators? Not single farmer, ,mechan
ic, or working man was there. Not sol
tary man, who subsisted by the labor Of hi
hands, was there. Not single represer
talive Of the great landed interest was ther,
with the exception Of seven planters, VIII
like the seven sleepers, so famed in story
appear to have dszed through the meetin
and walked up into utter astonishment a
finding they had voted for an Abolitioni
candidate.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The Wilkesbarre Advocate came TO hsnd
this week enlarged, and much improved d
appearance.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

hundred voAes would cancel all the maori-
ties Of the several small counties in the
neighbor.iood Of Richmond,and we have no
doubt it will be proved that more than one
hundred citizens Of Richmond have voted
three or four times, and in this way have
defeated the majority of the resident voters
in The surrounding counties. The aggre-
gate popular vote is on the side of the Ad-
ministraiiOn, notwithstanding the mulliplica-
ton of one Federal vote into several, by the
means referred tO--a mode which cannot
be resorted to at the Presidential election.
Globe.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Position Defned.-Dr. Deming, HI
rison leader in Indiana, in public spesl
avowed that a Bank Of the United 81
and the abOliSkment of SlaUery in !
South, were the foundation principles IL 4
which "the HARRISON VINO party re \
for success %
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
AsszEEzEEE% 80

The Sea Serpent is said 10 have been
lately, in a creek near Manahawken /
New Jersey.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

We give full list lSE4he Virginia cleo
tions as far as returns are yet received in
this city. Ii will be seen that the Opposi-
ton have received IN the counties heard
from, added two members to the Federal
strength in the H 4 se of Delegates. The
Opposition have Eied at least four cOun-
ties, we understa' by migrating votes
from Richmond. the election of mem
bers Of the Legislat the same voter may
vote several times, if he shall have contriv-
ed to l'et freehold twenty-five acres of
land liz several oGtly ball which he can
reach d& We understand
that the sufficient num-
ber Of who, availing
themsels '.'.' + Conveyance from
Richmen lroad, and other
modes Of INC adjoining coun-
ties, pass al counties, and, in
this way eir suffrages so as
to turn tn TX ose counties in which
the Demo - -. -..:....'.. majorities of resident
votes. P Hanover, and Spottsyl
vania, hay In CARED by Richmond
votes. In county, the Democrat
10 party, il will successfully contest
the election gore of bad votes giver
in the town cksburg-given in ad
I
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
ELECTORAL TICKET.

JAMES CLARKE, of Indiana, ! ssrotori,,
Gro. G. LEIPER, of Delaware,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

Bsrar< n eosnfs.feitr-Aa individssl pamed
Willis ~ss ARRESTED - n Orleans o. III 4.hr ir.t
~ asseunpsin Z - pss. . $50 hiH n ,h- coa.oha..
I'd dissertations. whrh md bpen altered -
one e Sos. Tie 6fy dollar hills IRE -a.ily
sary ss rsiaied 90 ysIsu paper
Tsss = $50 - rsiassd o. pink psper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
TEVE & N0fIEE

10 Or Knight u Z NY Other person claiming tb8I
point place, ~ ri cor Nh ,onty q lisd sahe Lego
place, hosnded abose BY Mr. m ripper, and
below Lewis AAaey. IS
Kou are h2Ss6s notified e Iti,wish 10 cosaHnence
sfepairins4 he 4nsdsabd Lepee scrpss ynus whole
Font snd have hs saae dore according to law,
within thirty days from this dst r.. N #
THOMAS MtslLN,
West B Rouge, s..nnv IA 40 IN spector 7th Ward.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

,risThe arcoaa,s ffcm mississippi show q large
a~nsjoriiy fcr tltc Wigs, - far ar hehtd sAe@. II is
4 Specied thai Mississippi will give a larger ,nejots.
III for Gen. Hanson ,lsaa Lsmisiaaa. The NC
counts itpn Otto shcw htcsf ,nalorities for Haf-
risen, than were given To Cet~ia a the rsce'a
sutstns.a.iel election. rraHeylsa,iia has declar.
Cd ia favor VI the Whiss, md os.,es s,a,sA sre
pretty much In the ssme casc. .Astansas will
come ou. ef the other cu1 Of - horn. Hatsa
TOT A,kansss! A true fraud in adversely.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

The paper. make ! ereatfsss ahoni the eoaa
osas, olssssed 81 The people IN lbe city Of New
Odesns duriagsthe recen. eiecian. Uncomapon
things Of ciscu@esaners. are sIws,s noted with o
eoed dssi Of Iarsde and noiss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

- 4E.&lE-%& -
FaAne \ EseLAsp:-The Enslish editofS
generally ste disaosed u make ihsmselyss nss.y
with the wariike preparations ofshs King ii Hin
French: Tss 5clless I ,itodn III L-iysffsol Mil,
isaspecimeis Y fthe -langnass1IrsI they psss
The King q The Rfenck IS only foi6linr his
destiny. HI and his arrosant and gambling min.
listers threaten Europe vii, war-particuIstly adj /
dressing thtir frantic nsnaces 10 Fngland-arns
ing at all poinis-talking Of marching one Inn.
dfed, thousand men to the Rhine, aud indalsing ia
The saisa and gsimaces Of 4 Iunaiic kadler ii dan.
cling master, who ~imagines ,hat be is the rnlerss1d
dictator Of the world. The services Of the press
Of Paris, who write pnder the influence Of silver
money. and who dare. no, call ilcir souls their
own without The risk Of being sent q deaoI 81 ihs
,,hulks, inlaige nt,e silly ond achoolboy menace
~ annihilstsbg the naval supremacy Of England.
We can fiord 70 laugh at his empty and idio,ic
,hreaE. Our navy, We admit, has been sadly and
disgracefdlly negiec,ed. The whis miuisssy shos,d
besn ati.s m.in yards long ago; but sill It
i mol q be insulted witt impuni,y, by ] race of
earret. politicians, one third Of whom are active
.pecufsqrs, Is N Theirs Is. uronsahe Bourse;and
remainder pafveBnes without character ,.csibes
without principls dismissed clerks. unsuccsesf1i
becsuse dshoncsfssstorneys, and discharged fact.
men. 1heyy taik Of Destroying The British navy.
Tod help their isneasce! We have stfam.pow.
er sufficient 70 snnih,late heir WHO'S Iavy III l
singse week. We eo4id walk. under the shelter
q this power. into any par. Of France At siz hours
notice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
! DIED
At 4 4 rsaideace in this Parish on Inc II, init,
glIlrAm Wi,eosSN S. b., Ia thea73d year ut

~ e Teaidoace ~ this Parish on The let inst,
W1IlrAm Wieos,ys s. =, IN the 4sd year 81
Ms ago. 8esasszss -
Society has lost IN i1x death oflhis worthy
man. q mos, exseILsp, cisistp snd his munyon's
lSsives and 49, 9hsaspes,a friend who hnden-
sdSared himself % then, by the uniform kindness 81
his d~eeporsmen', and the purity ofmotise BY which
he wls on every orcaalod attended. lii pure and
simple virtues, bisihiegrity Of pu.pose. Bis teaigs
nifty OF character will live il Tho reccoiIsction n
those who knew him bes,. !
Il i uct for sueh as him that thssnsrbie manu.
d,sa, shoeld tsa III sp.snaid 1Dat, y fs-b viz BE-
sIerqenbrsnce Of tine deceased, whfn ne mar.
" thasAs ould CONNIE morats ri. yivauss shall have
& sdsniosuss. 3
1set tfis ffesd'ess and unftieHf9a orphan Shom
t.,s reared with a father kipdne.s md a "a.
hers care y. ,be destitute sssSsg.r&ho hiss ever
ouhdep shelter under bis hospitabJv sodf, sndsin
lin. 1 iiisnd q sennseI and encssrsse. speak
lis ptaiA e. w - 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
STATE or LOUISIANA.

E.ARESH 0FHEST BATON ROUGE.
AMBROSE TRSslER of tn Parish Of
WIVES Baton louge, having The ~in,ention To
sntaacipats is miiiattos mi named Elizabeth, sged
r. years. and having been authorised 10 thai effect
~ The Poihe Jury of stse said Parish, all persons
who may h~avsany lesafoppnsiiion to make 10 the
SAD eFns mel p tiun,a rs nnfi6ed IN present then, at
ne Parish coirt. within fosfy days from the da IL
the presen. notification.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

The Boston Alias says tha the Honorable
psniel Webster is very in Il lis farm in New
Hampshire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

Elserioas.- We publish 70 dsy. return, ffsm
al the pa,isbe. ~ The Stale excepting Ousch!sa
aud Union. 10 Stess,nsa III is,ina cseas n,-asute.
derived tom psIsstS intelligence, end we believe,
u cosrec, ia ss,s mssn. The official sreae.as when
received, will be publisAed s'+e. By, ~stu no,
think they will vary much f,am the present.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

CT We perceive by tho No Picss une. ,hs,
the Hon Judge Porter Of this STATE, has arrived
At New Orleans. Tie left Liverpool on the sth
October. ard afr, stopping i've days On The road
arrived home In iistir over one month. We are
pleased ., being able 10 state tia, nur distinguish
I'd fellow citizen has eotirely reeosertd HE heahh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
N1Tldk.

- E &&e8e a%4Ms# T&e#% M &
I'm e~lec,ioawlI r. slppt,e l7,h
inn, fr a memssr u The 441aIf = ! Ii represvaf
The 1T wasd 81 this paris sas lpA1sce of "a III
Legenars 4. who resigned saaid trniixA
The election q be held al No court housSsni Z
the ''erin,eada ocs "A ~ Il youns. Esq. yu1
ofthe peace. -
Oh. TESTER,
NV IA 40 Pr.
/ BATON ROUGE LIGHTHORSE
a TIENTION-A meeting of T. me&B%t III
IA fhe Fafon tdage Light Horse GpfhpSh5yY,
will,ake place for stomrany q sade son saturday
sSth inst Al 10 O'Clock 4. meat the usual place
Of ~nsaeting.
A p~opnc.aal attendance Bits nsusbers,is ssoues.
ted at that haur.
BY nraer OF The Captain.
Nov "A 40 s sKoLFIELD, Qs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

d. ~sssi
J. 60
Hs,.sae M,io,isy il ihesstafe. $3.50
Ounchiss aud Enson. - b. beard from. ssss
&sEN
ELECTION OF ELECTORS
1r Pres,pnsr Asn vscx9s xs,Nssr ogsslfs T.
$. The conslitnstan prss6 III the number d
E'ec,or. tn be charen- hy sasi Ms.e. shsll squal
,ha. # Senator. and Retsystasiyes lAikaEsnsfs
10 which the scre,al etsttssseS ntinsa. There
are a;g members II .sr fiss-e N Representative
Of thu Uni,eass,a,c. snd 30 ssnssors II Me Uni.
TIL sis,ea; which make NE nun,hcr of Electors
ses Al s,is = retiss1s Ti,s.s Elcc,ars are chosen
directly ~ tho peopieef ssehs sss,es "a. such
times T. hey have prescribed ny theft own irris-
lal,vsS NM, meats. by 1tIstsl ticket, With The
~inrlssx6s1tltian Of The Ssis of soulba C~arolins,,
whichShtsdl Eiectess, snsfs abe 2sI q No
vemhr,, W hese Lepisla,urr. IN indisijuals
who are elected Eaee,cts II PresiJsns snd Vice
Presiaen. Of the United ssr,case mfet 10 ,hei, ~
*peciive States at The Of government of the
State onihe same day throughout TIE U. S;ates;,
saiavasshy hal,asNr President and vias r. ssi-
dent. one Of wbnn, sbnIIs Mt 10 ani inbslilant 81
the sninr State with then.rises. They nan.c in
their bs'sots,tae ipsesson sa,ea Ord President. aud
in distinct t.ltass. he person vo'td fr assv:cAs
President. Thar then ra~ke distinct flats Of ailI
persoo- vo,s1 fassss President and ~ the nom
hefSf votes fns eseh. which list they sign and Ger.
tify and iroosn1f ssaIed 10 the city Of Wash
ing,an fthe scat of government II the U, Gfstee.1
directed to the President ofihe sennte. TIE
President Sfshe Sena,e. ID prescnce Of the Senate
ard House II RerS en,nsi.sas mems N the certi-
fca,es. and The votes arc than counted. The per.
hasine tho greatest number efve,es fnr Presi-
dent. - President. II such number he a unsjjtaty
Of the whole number IF ELECTORS sproioted ofcho.
srn. and il no persan have such mujnii,y,,a then
from the persons ha.ine the ctesitst number of
not esceeaing three. The House nf Repnar
sentatiecs, voting Nv statss. (thc Representations
from rscL Safe having one vote, choose BY hail.
lot tho PRECEDENT. There being hut twp candi
a, the present election. achoice will ~neces>
'arily be made BY the Electoral Colleges. n
------- 49, Ill
Asorrrs ra.cAI.r yszr.rAGuts French.
nan recently went tomf ~ Orieans 10 Mobile
! ,runssof &wafy.~ which When he landed,
'e hired 4 nrsF cary fs him. The negro
,ss,ed sh~sd. srd the frtnthmr.n lna, sight of
i'm before he had reached Royal stgest. where he
veriook him-bnt. Is alndbeheldt 1e trunk wa.
one. The negro states that a he was waiting
= n NJ N.-Aa HE%A4 III E-A.&I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

C~AriTALc GsEar BRITIIs avn iArr1En.
The gsaed total capital Of Grest Britain add
Ireiandis estimated At 3,670. OCT, goak. lT'he sslue
q al sorts q public property h I0s.O00epo
Lands, ships. canals, rsilfosJ. I,orss mines, iilnher,
crops &c, is estimated al 2,945, GOO. coo. Fur
n,idre. arpare'. Plate, specie, money n cbancery,
savings banks. DC. es,ima'ed at $50 900, 0o0i.--
The national debt is about 754 ,o0o, 0ool
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
STATE Or LOUISIANA.
Parish on lsass Baton Ropsa-rhird, Dis,
,ttiekCourt.
'0''d Henry Black }
ss VI V No 92aJ

No 271l Il
Morgan Morgan. }
7 vi,tos Of y writ Of .feri ffacios to me direc.
,~ss~ led ~ the Honorable the Third u istrict
dours,' PaHsh spd Sitie alore said. will be ex.
posed a. public saisda
FRIDAY, December 18th, 1910.
At'he costt heu,e III tIs to,vn or Baion pouye.
be,ween s's ssaaifohfsf of saie, al st,e9 fi.b,, HE.
interest and clsia1 u tie xdsfsnd mi. Morgan
I, Mo NJ, Y aud e ths tallowios dsscuhsd properly,
A TRACT or LAND.
sltifptsd u ssiA parish, abnu. fva mites from the
.os u Baion Rouge, on Wards tFeek, contain
ing, ii
ropr hundred e1ltsveny acres more Or 1rss.
noftnsieh on the Fssi BY lands Of the seller, IN The
neriia BY lands Of p~1priock, on The Yves, BY Hen
''a"sai'. y nth by MeCapley.
sfizetl 70 satisfy the judgment audeeosts il thu
akosa ei,itlrd Silt.
Tsf,',s Of sale--Cash without The benefit OF
aprraisunsnt.
AGO. DupnA rrIsu, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
ELECTION RETURNS.
STATg ~ torlsiasA.

sT4Ty u lay.siasA.
III Distric,.
Ekishes. v. Eursn. Harrison. w maj.
Dstraas. 9a3 "
|..''' 80 !:
NH etiss. !. 30 /.
y; s.p''''s' ! is /
IassItsls @ks.is,. : AZ
nsqsapin.. 4slo . .
A.ssssisp. als "a
u ~
i 80
.sapSa,M
E,s, Baton rour-. ~ az ~
y. f~tiensRepss, skr zen
" T.t'tisns. ~
FrliG|anass i
Font cs'afSN 8
q Helena: 100
tisips.,o& soa II
$ 1.""'.,, &Ysas
rel IN
NJ ~ -
SO, ]
81 Landry, AH5 q"
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Z VIE tudet.irn eI Is7 re honor - -
w. ladies and gs,tte,psn ~ i,a,a, ,s ...m me
sM,ni J, that N rs jtst received an am t. am
- al k'"as aNeiatet goois, OF the is,rst stole e..
iad'es, and x'so .seodA sso,tmel,f Of ,eady mad.
Go h'ns iof stfti 1tth and boys, he has al.o /, 49,
assortment Of Shoes, booft, Asser,csn ard E.sa
na's, eaiss, Nc; negro q otbing sad al Kinds = d.
mfs'ics, A'so = gtsst ~ sestnent or rrtcke,y ,smd
glass ware, NAich NJ daers Tor sale al IN 3,
eas' prices mt spfctsi The paTci,ag 70 Of IL nnb r.
by bis strietasskntion to basiness.s
= % ID SANGER,
HOY Z ~ cor u I Ia vefia, /, ,h.