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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
FIAT DE "a LOUISIANA.
l'our dos Preuyes--PafolSse q Gs' ba'o'
Rouge.

Dams ~l'afraire dc In succession d'Edward {.
Powers.
II sera vendu par lie soussignt, i In lnaison
dc cot,r dams h vile de Baton Rouge,
MERCRED1. le 81 novembrc 1912,
Ia proprlett sulvailte, aFparisnant d Ia sue
cegsion de feu EIword &. Powers dtctdi, VIZ:
Tn certain moroccan de terre contenant
cent arpens de slperiicie. aver les amt|lora.
tons qut s'y irouvent, sitnt SIR Wards Greek
il six miles ct d, nj, a lost de Ia Vile dc ia
ton Rouge, borne al nord par log terres dc
William Pate, ct au Sud par eeI'es de Henry
kear.
CuND1r1oNs BIZ. La VENTE-~Ie# deux-iicrs
complain, ct Ia halarcs le mois de Jausler
1914, g5r rant par kypothh1ne sur h terre.
% oct II CT TESTER, =. i.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
Wis.

lie sousE'gne, evocat etIprocnrenr, offre les
bic On e. NJ raj i s'arqnjttera arec coin ct
promptiiude dcs ~aflalrra 1ui l,I Feroni conf. es
ri il tafhera. par son eXarti'ude, dc ms ritter
~ clientele du public. On lc troute,aa l'"f-
flee de Mr. w. II. WJKOFF no'airr public {:
marFon de Ia i'anque dc Ia I,nuisiane.
% oct. ~ H. W. aIiERBfRNE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
hkRI.J'I,,

Par janice g.. Euc&. IN" vHrlre rouge ct
n"Dr.. AZ c d'"nrlrop ufiaffe aoF, atec M
vclH denvirou FIx rnnts. ia dt'e vaclrc a unn
coupe ,Iessoia FofcjlIe gaucie ei uuo ccn,e
tals ~fnretIIe hrritn. nuilr ,narGue slsihle /.
Fl'n sera van1nc j In residence dc james &.
X OK, pr 9 eoussjAn JUICE de paiS, ri ellie
r'eEi pms r@r'ntnte dams qualre-vingt dix
lonrH de Ia date Ji present avs
~ INLET. y. BROOKS. !. =.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
I,l',AVF r..

Hrrrlr p,r William Stephens, sur lhabita-
tt"n dc Flflp iitcky, IN yleux cbeVaI dc cou.
ienr b., bpr1nn dun mII, 10 pied droit de
Inrrltrc bip'", de Ii %l,auierr de- II pautrcs.
1r prorrltialre nst rcuurs dc Ic ietier tI
SO Couioruani : In lnL
J. HUESTON,
anh' u 81 knngeUr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
MARCHANDIsEs NOUvELLES.

lie soussignt a ]ihonneur d'informer res
reimbursement les habitans de Baton Rouge
81 des e~nvirons quill Went de ~recevoir do
France son assortment de marCbandises
secbes. II en- fera l'ouverture mardl proclaim,
ct invite ses amis ct SEES pratt mes a vehir Vi
sitter son magasin, car il yendra 4 tres. bon
marcho pour du compliant.
Is oct SO G. GUsMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

Mr.. William Sharp, DE- Bayou Sale, o
envoye d 6I,trnv 10 h BannIere des
Planteufs, dc Franklin, un barll DE- pntatcs
doticss dune gfo'Er'ir saifiara iitirt. Uao
await 20 ponces de- long, % ds cireouls.
renee, CT pesnlt IL l,stes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

In chime elrctrique est fertile en-
miracles chaque jour nous nppoite sa mrr.
velIle. Tin eleve dc Be,zrl,us, on, soc.
cupalt on Suede do In dnreurr galvaniquc,
ayant employee dams son apparel I'm. pra'
dc mouton npres l~aquelle il rcstait pncl
Ques tiocons do la,nc. s'npcrcut qu',l- s6.
talent couvertcs dor Nh quelgucs cndr"ils
II continue scs teeherrhes de CO cote e,
tinit par dorcr une tuison tout eni,erc,
don't In lame ttait nuss snyruse quo dams
l6tat n%aturel. Co jeunc savnnt qui habitr
IN village, nvant montre IN tnisln dor
II paysans, ecu ri on. fait unc %irruptlnt.
dams son Iaborn'o,re, qu'ils appclaienl
I'nsine du d'ahle, depuis qn'iI s'Gtnu am,sc
4 leur donner DIES c"Inunotians elcct.iuurs /;
lis out tout brisc ct 50 son, mis- i pour.
snlvrc lie pauvre chemiste qui est rrf,si"
nvcc 81 ,oison a UpsaI, OH il G,o rccuriII,
par les tleves de runivcrsi.e. Ceux.ci CO
cotiscnt pour Ii n."rrir 1t hi mon,rr un
nolveau lahorntnire OH Il chrrche 4 an.
piiquir sa decouverie au drap tissf de-
sortc que nous pouvons espercr d'av,ir
b,ent6t des draps dor, d'argrnt ct dr pl..
tine, qui, ii criie dornre IL da In soIlditt
remplacar"nt a~vantagrusrinent les gallons
ct les hroderies dies uniform. s.-Courriey
Francois.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

FAHRIQTE D'OUVRAGEs EN FEIs
BLANC, EN- CUIIRE EFT EN- iOhLE'
Le sotssignt s'|tant ttabli dams la rue du
Maine, poche l'talise mhthod's'e, 'n'"rno
respcctucusemsnt 10 public qo1l continue "A
TRAVELLER dams Ia susdite braDcbe, Dapres
une Tongue experience il sc datle de- po'uVo'r
bonner entiare satisfaction 4 ceux gu Vou-
~,,t STEM lbonorer de lour pratjque.
rro,,, f,rb,'a.ntcrie confectlon"te gu rae
commodto dams IL plus "ourt ns'a,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
pAQUEBOT DE BATON ROUGE.

pAQUEDOT De BATON ROUGE.
sarasn lie batean i vapeur
A COLORADO, Capt. A.. NJ.
r.s-s---yrrs---Ts .IEk+a.-J Strcck, iera les voyages
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. cutters entrc IA Nile
Orltanz ct Baton Rouge pendant Ia saison-
par ant de aNouvelle ORLEANS tpus les Jeudls
"a 4 heurs p. NJ ct Baton Rouge les ia eds
a 4 heures p. NJ. Les ronsignataires peurent
s'assarer gull coniinueta les dts voyages
duran Ii sarson cntiere, ri receyra hu fret Il
des prx nl,ssj ralsonnablesqu'auCun au're pa
qnebaf. Pour fret on rassa"e s'adresser a
10 sept. 81 PIKE & BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
EpIcEKTEsJ E~PICERIESi

EPICERfESi EPICERIESf
Onarao,e barils d'exceIlonte bisre DO
Daytenj
loo raiesea dc win
In grand assortment, DO lard ct dtpieeries
On general
Charlton do pittsbotrg, Sable, Rtsinc, Gon-
drnn, Chaux. &c, co1tsiamment on von'e A oes
prix modtrts par
4 JUN IT a. MoNiAN'
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WIN. +. TUNNARD.
AVIS.

Nr. d. SANGER liant lie retour de Ia Me.
Orr. auF avec IN asEort mert dc mnrC,landIses.
infornc le public en- gfn,ral qu'on peut ache
ter i son magasin d trtf-b4R prlx, pour du
compliant. II aohf. %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

Nous ~appren"R> q I'm iraitt important
q eie conclu entire le gnuvcrncur Cham.
bres. commissalre DIES l.. Uui, ct les In.
dlens Sacs ct Foxes. I.e Republican, de 81.
Louis content a &c slJct IL photographic
sulvant
lies Sars ct les Foxes ont vendu tol.
tcS leurs trrres >ttutcs entire Ia Mi>-i>S,pl
ct lie Missouri. s'tlevant il environ IL. 0U0,-
600 d'arpens. lis restrront encore .n pos.
session de Ia pariie Quest d, cette corirte
pendant trols ans Ia partie Est compra-
nant o Il lie pays situe entire les frnntlerus
actuelIes de In riviere White Breast 1T eel.
lie DIES Moines, sera livree le premier ina,
proclaim. Les Elats Unis donnernnt en-
tcharge aux Sacs ct aux Foxes. DIES ter.
res situees dams la par'ie Oues, da Nilsson.
ri. plus, une scmme de $l.050, 900 sur la.
gucite somme SSaG 600 snnt ~p!ncecs do
man'eIe i constituer -ux tediens une rem
te annneiie de 6 pour cent garartie par les
Etats Unis. Dapres ce traiti ces ierrns
qui sont tres bellies ct tres frrti.es ne re.
viendront pas i plus dc neut cs4is par ar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

Les soussignGs v.ennent De r~eceroir IN
grand assortment d.. totes ct habil.eaens
pour n5grcs, CONSTANT en- k~erseys, I~Ineevs.
Dzla5ur@s DE cotton ct doubles levels, qu'lts
otfrent a veadre has prlx.
]. & T.. F. PHILLIPS g. CO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
IN Y ACTION.

Llndl dernler. vars ak hours al de,nir
du snif. In leune CehrHtite francois, jolIe
petite file dc sept nna environ, descendant
In montague do l,a'ign"lcs, loraqu'rn pas.
SAINT ~, pres dies baiinenis qui s'tl6vent gar
In dro,te de IN route do Saint Oien, ellie
tut acc"stes par une auire petite file de
ron agn q'i. tor'nnt dn mll'en DIES pierres
IT dos mnt6rlnux amass6s en- Gel endtolt.
s'addresan 4 ellie dune voix entfccoup6e
de Iarmes " Mndcmoisellr dit In pauvtr
enIant, prurr,rz.vous IN" donuer IN pen
de pain i'ai faiml o mon Dicu | repond,t
Ctlrslipe. prenez, j'al heurrusctnent gnrdd
mo- COULTER mnis CONNIE vons 6tcs pale |
cumuns vot,s pleurez l-~C'es qu',I y n blsn
long temps que 10 suis Ii. rtpllqum I%'snfapt
en- dtvorant 10 moroccan de- p"in qni hi
etai. prtSent6 dc 81 bon cg,ir %nvai-
pour. %j'tlals brulee d. s%oleii, ct %j'ava,s
chcrch6 de l'onbre dtrriete ces pirrres en-
attendant que Je vlsse passer q'ieI1ie petite
file qli eat Fair bonns CONNIE v"us.-
Vous n'nvez done pms do maman pour
prcndrc soin de vous - Maman est morte
II y cinr mois ia, bi"n I'm papa, qnI m'"
amente &c, ce natln. mi,s II esi cntf6 dnns
tine mnison, on me d'snni do l'attendte 4
Ia porte. ct lorsqi'arr6s t"nto h %jnnrnto
passte 4 l%attendrr. I'M eufin osd entret
pour 10 hernandez. on ma DIT que papa
etuii sorti dcpuis hIsn long temps par nuc
azure porie.-Pauvrs petite ! mtntrnnip.I
Celest'ne, moi, la' IN bon rnpn ct TN"
bonnc uintnan; vencz nous nllnns les
iranvrr Il In manson. is aiiront bipn si,n
10 vo,,s, lis vo,is hahilleront CONNIE MOI,
nots irons d Ttcolr ,ukt nblr, ,ons screz
ina petite suur, voulcz so,s y ct Ia char.
manic %enIant, prenant In pnnvro nban.
donnte par IN main, In condnIs,t p'eh do N
mere "Iiens, d,t.rlle en- a,r,vnnt, VOLTA
nne pauvfe petite file quo sop papa II per.
duo express. Tu Ia eatdefar. n est ce pas
Ia c. trop bonnie pour moi. vois.tn, ri
avrc Go que tn me d"nnea t"us les lnurs, II
Y en- aura aAsez pour deus"
Les vmux de critu chnrmnntc enfnnt
mt tiG nccntlIlIs coinmo lis devnicnt err.
par son pere ct ~ mere, braves ouvrlers i
aui 10 travail ct Itcoaumic prncurrn,
~Fat.Hnce, ct don't In iiIle unique II iait
Ius,,uoa ce moment 10 bonl,enr. L'enlhnI
perdue, hnlillGc nvtc lee robes de HI sou,
d'ad"p'l"n, w o're cnvnyec en- sa com
pagnle i ~l'eroIe, Fl d'opres I'rtfus.on naive
do la gratitude qn'~Ile sxpr'nr, on peat
presngrr que les braves gems qni In re-.
cielllent n'anront qua s'appIardir de lcnr
generos,tt. Unc personna nppnr'cnnnt a
,ae lnnitle opuIen,c de- Paris. in,tfrit" de-
cs fat tourhant aval, voula s'assoc,.r 4 Ia
bonnie notion des epoux francois, mails son
oilfs n etc reiu~tcc dams dos tcrnnes qni.
qhrlqne respecturux ct reserves quite
plssent Gtie. nnnanccncnt chez ces hon.
nates o~uvr,ers Ia tcr,ne v"iontt d'accum
pl,r seuls l'acto que leur " inspire I'heur"nx
%natureI do Icur enlanl.-Jommai Fran
Gals.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
MOULIN A COTTON.

Tn petite q~uantitt des ctlebres morlirs a
cotton de Frazer.
Aussi, plIsieurs wagons a cheral ct 4
bout, 4 vendre par
j. & +. +. PHILLIPS e. co.
81 aoht. %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

Le 4 d'Octobre, IN habit dn Missouri,
Mr.. John Royde. a etc tue PIES de Jack.
son par son fils qui. anrGis hui voir tire I'm
coup de iuslI, tuI 'rancha In ttte. &c NAL.
heurcnx est age de III ans seulemcat sun.
pose atieint dal,enaii"n menlaie. II pre-.
texte avoir tue son pere. sur lie ref,,s que
celui CT nuralt fait, d. iui prefer son fn>rI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12
I,l,A L..

~ i a - arrttG le 6 courani sur
~ ,'hahitat;un dc Nine. We. .Joseph
rgGSHtIA, breaux. en- Ia parors@c 4 Quest
S.A4ssAss Z. Baton Rouge, 4 environ II miles
"a t"@'"t.~ dc Ia mason de cour, I'm chcva'
creole d" ~cou'enr In age d'cnviron 6 j 7 ans,
sans aucune inarquc nrpnren'e; il u al front
IN" pc'ltc iarhc ~hI1nclc. ct des marques di
collier sur g rnu, il n1rrha IN petl anh'e ct
II nnc forte crIntro, ST ie dr. rhevai mes, pa.
r rIa'nt dam les 30 Jour 1uj @snjvrnnt IA Iu-
h'ica''on dl piCso1i avg, j Eera eHpnsi en-
ven'c p'ib'lqu", conform meut aux rtp!crners
'i I"rt DE police dc cet,c paln'ssc,par Ic srus.
-'g1', Ic 10 Dircmbrc proclaim, 5 10 hcurcs
dn mat II, i son hArenu.
Conditions Gc a rcnt"-cotnp'ant.
ROSENOND IiEBERT, J.. p.
oririrc a
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100000
Liy. Sterl. $4,000 600
100000

Lis. 3teTi. 4,uDD, WV
D'"0 il suit, que Ics prodnct,urs dc ceiie
DEF rec fecoivent lcs 1874, les ousriers les
2Ii3i et 10 manufacturer ~, fousnil dc
Ia %tatlne. .a l'hulle, du clathon, L. paIe.
~, nj dc liltdtet sur lie capital ne rcc"it
quo Gl3i. Les mtmes proportions Nons
nppllcai,Ies 4 iindusttlr dos Eiats mis-.
non. seuletnent pour 10 c"'on. mais nuss'
porir toutss les nnlrcs htnnrbss.
T'"ute Itl %'Iation qui fai, haissrr Ter
pix dca p]tnuits, fat AUS, bnIsser los ~.
lait os DIES o%uvr'ers qul represent leg 5.s dn
cont dos produl's.
Nest Il done paa evident que robjst le
lus importan, de b]eauroop dams In Qucs.
ton du tatlf, ssl lintatGt des onvtIais nUx-
puels TN ansrigns solvent. dams ds@ h'iis
de polltiq,e, 4 leter ds l'odie"A aux 'ttss
dc touics les branches d indus'rie don't In
rune en,taincrait imm6dIHtemant IN leur.
UN ODSERVATEUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

$40, 600, 900 do Iivres Of que transiormts
on obiefs ma nufaeturfs il eyh'ue d $4,000,
600 sterling. II di,,ss n'ns' cette Soin''".
Maliore premiere, 240,O0o,O0o
n. ID y. ly. s,erl. 7,0U1, 900
snlulre do 800, 900 filatsnfs,
ti.~.rapds. blancIissrutn. DR.. 1900, 600
Edc,n de 100000 'ugonie"Fs.
lubricants dc machines, for.
p,r,nr. menniriers, &c. 1000, 600
Profits d.s mn nufneiutit rs.s'ir.
yeIlIance, teparati"nr deg
ed,fces, f%arilc, taliEr, char
bon, &C., d.. 5000, 600
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

a Conduit au depot de Baton
A Rouge, dc Ia ge6le DR. la rarfA,se
49, Carol, lie rs JUN 1912, un 61gro
TX/ qui s'appelle Henry, 5 pieds 4
kskA<ns. pouces de b%auteur, Age de % ana
ct Sc dit appartenir il Ward Anderson du
Kentucky. 10 proprittaire est requis dc lc
felirer en- so coniormaa la loi.
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NOIIuRES :

aTs~z~ Les SOUS II = s'crnpreg-
~G1 sent de rcmercier Ieu.s amis
>-fxtT-T CT le public en- Central pour
-~.A@ss encouragement gtn(re ux
gu ~ ont regu dans les lravaux dc lcur ttat ;
lis napsrent mrrter In continuation du patron
az public. lis sc sort procure de hons ou-
VI GfS de Test, ct liz sont maiutenant prtts i
re '1fer t"u'es sortes de voItures. barouchcs,
ca '~rIn,e's, &c, dams IN bret dtlai. ct dc Ia
m '!l"urc m%aniere, ainsI Que dos aellea, brides
t rarnais 9 lie tout scra fait i ordre ct garan-
ii blrn corsAsctionni.
REEDER & co.
Nis-a-vis la Banquc dc IA Louisiana
a Baton Rouge.
n. 3. liz ach6tent Ell vendent des Carosses,
bare uches, &c.
II novcmbrc. 40
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Ncgrcs u In a.cOle ct au Depot

N CoNDrIr an depot q BAtor
AK Rouge lie II juliet 1912, TN netre
M~S7 qui Sc dome 10 nom dc Frank, de
~X/ 5pIeds Ct de hauteur, age d'erv@-
-~sakHkr~ ron 90 ans, il a une ~ctcattice all
desEus de lnil droit ct sc DIT apparDcnr Il
James Sheppard de la Nouvelle Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-12

a Conduit a IA ge6le de Baton
AK Rouge, lc 81 aoht 1912, IN Negro
E7 qui Sc donne le nom dc Jfm, de :,
%X/ pleds 5 poures de- h%autetir, age
mRsGAskua d'environ IS ans, mulAtre, il a per-
du IN dent de devant, ct a une marquc noire
eur Ie nez. ct Sc dit appartcnir d Madame
Allan du Nouveau Bassiu i In Nile. Or1tans
LIE propritiaire est requis dc le rctirer en-.
Sc confornant 4 la loi.
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n Conduit a In ge6le dc Baton
AK Rouge. I'm Negro qui Sc donnc lc
Mex1% nom d'EGREnT, de $ pieds 7 pouces
TX/ de hauteur, Age d'environ 20 ans,
s~ssesAs@ ct re dit appartenir a William
Champion. lie proprlttaire est requis dc le
retirer en- Sc confmmant i Ia loi.
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Dayril
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ETOFFES Ell HABiLLEMENTS
POUR NEGRES.

3 octobre 354F
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-18
From The Daiiy TROY Budget.
THE Fedora RANK 1pQAp

tits quite evident now that the rickery and double
dealing of Federalism, in the last political canvass,
are to be resorted to again by the faction in
the national contest of l644. Certain il will be- we
know, that, under the we'll known banner of Henry
Clay, the effort TO deceive in this manner will prove
abortiye; but still IL is evident the people must sub
nit TO the insult and disgrace Of such an effort The
game has been adroitly commenced at Albany, and,
il watchful, the public will see il followed up in
other quarters. The Daily Advertiser has passed
into the hands of Oryille l.. Holley and has made
an open and pointed demonstration in favor of Mr..
Clay. This Is to encourage and incite TO vigorous
action the ardent friends of Clay and United States
Bank. On the other hand the Evening Journal, for
no other purpose, as its language clearly evinces
than to conciliae, (or in vulgar parance, pull wool
over the eyes' Of that large portion of the Whig'
party who are uncompromisingly hostile to a United
States Bank, is out in opposition to such an nsttu-
ton. The following is its himsy and easily under
stood language on the subject We have distin-
guished some parts of il by italics
"The Daily Advertiser having taken the lead in this
matter it is entitled ito be regarded The organ Of
Mr.. Clay and his friends in this city," But there
is no other "feeng in this quarter" than one of ar
dent good will for "he organ and its candidate. No
liping is lcorthy Of the Presidency as
Henry CLAY, and pe heartily hope 10 sec him in the
Erecuhpe Chair. We only differ ioiM our friends
in regard TO the best NODE Of eGecting the object We
believe that the next year and half should be devo
ted TO the advocacy and maintenance Of the principles
Of trhich Mr. Clay is most DISTINGUISHED Repre-
sentatire Among the considerations which infu-
cnce our course is strong desire TO see the Bank
question settled before the nomination of Wing
Candidate for President. But those lcho differ in Opt
MON Nth us in This respect moped by nbie en-
MusiaSm and we shall rejoice TO their zeal rndi-
Gated by We shall be ready take the field
whenw assured that U aited States Bark mill
stone is not TO be tied to our neck but have no
Stomach for the fight while that rotten, reekng
case is offending the nostrils Of the People"
BY this it will be readily seen, that while the Even
ing Journal labors lid heedera party of the odum
attached to the advocates of Bank, il is careful not
to utter lisp TO the prejudice of the Bank candidate.
Mr. Clay and the SO hig' party arayed against
Executive OF their choice, because he would not
suffer ga United States Bank mill stone" to be fas-
tened to the meek" of the nation, even while the
stencil Of the roten reekng carcase of the old one
is still offending the nostrils Of the people, and STILL
while in the very act of giving him and them It's sup
pot the State paper processes to be opposed TO bank
But this, as all must perceive, is done only as "he
best mode of efecting The object"
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THE MONSTER.

The Charleston Mercury of the 9th ult notices the
capture Of large Deril Fish by being run aground
in low water, near Castle Pickney, by number of
fishing boats and killed. 1t appears that this Devil
ship not having any thing particular on hand that day
and in order to pass away the time pleasantly pos.
sble and at the same time to carry terror ami dsmay
into the camp of his enemy boldly seized hold of the
cable of of the boats and in that occupation was
kept in play by large number Of boats, until run
ground and despatched. twas exhibited to admirng
crowds at four pence ahead children and niggers at
half price. 1t measured from the extremes Of the
wings l7s feet, and probably weighed 1000 lbs Its
TAIL which was about feet long, nearly the shape
of common cow-skn, was at the juncture with the
body not over two inches in diameter This says the
Mercury, we suppose, to be its means of defence !;
and in truth, we'll laid on, would be rather trouble
some,
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From the Baltimore american
MIN WAR SrE A MIR Union


We noticed in Saturdays paper the launch Of this
steamer, at the Norfolk Navy Yard. She is con-
structed under the superintendent Of Lieutenant
Hunter, Of the listed States Navy and will be pro-
PEELED by his new invention Of horizontal submerged
water wheels. The peculiarly of her model is re-
presented that strkngly arrests the attention
Of connoisseurs in naval architecture, in presenting
figure not only beautifully symmetrical and simple,
but owing to her construction of great strength
also. What her speed will be must depend upon the
success of the experiment which she is intended to
test; but it is anticipated that she will equal the
swiftest boat in the service in that particular.
The plan of the submerged wheels is now about to
be tried for the first time, believe in this country
To render steamers fully efficient for warike pur-
poses it is absolutely necessary that some mode be
found for keeping the propeling apparatus under
ter. single shot from an enemy's vessel striking
the wheel of an ordinary steamer would be likely to
incapacitato her for further action Ks.
Besides the vessel Just launched at Norfolk, there
are two others now in progress of construction by
der of the Government, each of which is modelled
upon peculiar plan having in view the same object
that of submerged wheels One of these under
the direction of Mr.. Stevens, noticed not long
since. The other, the superintendent of which has
been committed to Captain Stockton of the Navy, is
designed to try the efficiency of Errcson's propeller
These are all interesting experiments, and look for
ward to an important attainment If any Of
them succeeds, the result will abundantly compensate
for the cost of ALL and Government will be in adj
of all other nations in the improvements of the
steam marine. II speaks well for the public spirit
and enterprise of the country that the experiments
have been authorized nor can there be any doubt
that something will be gained useful to science and
creditable to the Republic.