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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
The steamer Lebanon has peen snagged and suhk az

Tbe steamer Lebanon has been snagged and sunk at
Camden Bend on the Mississippi
AxoYurn MuRprR.--A man by the name Of Edward Ri
Low shot man by the name of Barney T. Banof- ON the
i dsy Of August instant, at Keokuck, Iowa ferhory
The wounded man died the ID twenty hours aiter
the wound received The difficulty originated IN an
old quarrel between the parties They were Formerly
partners in trade.
A Ram C,.v or paoy.v-The Worcester Spy states
that Dr. Carter Of Lancaster, Mass tapped one OF ms
dropsca patients the 23d Of July and took ION her
four pounds She is doing well since the operation,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
Lebanon.
Correspondence Of the Herad.I
LEBANON, Aug. 18th, 1872.
Lebanon.

Lake George iconderoga- Lebanon.
DEAR BENNETT
Tired of the insipidities of tom, and the treadm
of fashion, after delightful drive of four hours and
delicious dinner at Glen's Falls, refined up al
the Lake House on the quiet shore of the Horican.
heavy shower had just passed over the mountains,
and the " live thunder eaping from peak to peak" in
the amphtheatre of hills which surround the classic
water, mingled with the hues of sunset, was indeed
glorious treat. To our great surprise, only three
or four more persons were enjoying the beauties OF
Lake George one of them, disciple of Isaac Wal
ton, the best specimen OF an angler this side OF
the Atlantic. His philosophy and tact are always
to fill his hamper with the finest trout, when
others strive in vain for nbble. The old gentle
man had Just returned from the mouth of creek
that opens to the Lake by the fortress so conspicuous
in former days, with his rod In hand. When exa-
mining his tackle, we discovered the secret of his
success:-he used the fly when others were idling
their hours with worm bait The discovery an
noyed the old man very much, and there is not the
least doubt when this meets his eye he will desert
the lake for more inland water.
Passing down the lake in the William Caldwell
steamer, through magnificent panorama OF enchant-
ing scenery with only two passengers, after ride
of an hour from the Horican, we loltered at TIcon-
deroga Here the hotel was deserted, formerly the
mansion of Mr. Pell; the view and grounds are
beautiful. In the garden we found grove, the en-
trance to which informed us YVES the Elssler
Grove" Late in the afternoon we strolled to the
ruins of the fort, picking up bullets, pieces Of human
bones, and other mementos of many deathful
strife The fort of Ticonderoga was the keystone
of the country in the revolution. How great the
contrast from that period when Ethan Allen in the
"name of the Continental Congress, and the great
Jehovah" summoned the Governor to surrender,
which he did, to his handful of troops, when Bur
goyne scaled the overhangng HILL and dslodged the
Americans who iancied they were out of the range
ofhis guns. Now
Mount Defiance towers sublime
Der batila ments decaycd.
In the fortress Of an olden time
The fox her den hath made.
Our route from Ticonderosa lay through Lake
Champlanin one of the best steamers in the world,
the beautiful Burlington, commanded blythe Prince Of
steamboat captains VIZ. Captain Sherman, to White
hall, very undressing place. Along the road
Burgoyne took with him his army to Schuylerville,
at which place he surrendered. BY stage we came
TO Troy, from thence to Lebanon. at which place
there are about 30 visitors The Shakers have con-
cluded MOTTO have any public exhibitions their re-
ligion, which was the principal object OF attrac-
ton. We saw several files of the Herald amongst
the shakers. The hotel, however, is well kept, and
the scenery around picturesque and charming: From
Lebanon we proceed to Niagara, from which place
you may hear from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
G. L. INGEliSOLL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT

BOATS, Dnkey sail beats and boats pleasure boats
- &C. The immense Boat Building Establishment Of G. L.
ngerso fo6 Water st. Cathane Market Of the
most extensive in the United States Here built
beautiful pleasure blrges and club boats that hevr oaed
aud akcs of America Also the barge for the Auto
OF all the Russas several boat for Asac Monchs;
called the John Smith Of Arkansas and the fast
sailing bot Tor Mr. Bsnnngs He has recently completed
of our experienced nautical superior any be-
built AZ this establishment any kind of boat will be
furnished with reversed bottom, from mould in
n the Of the pu,ehase Of whatever form they may be-
part large Of boats of all kinds including
life boats Gigs long, quarter pleasure, Whitehall. and
boats NAV found the maRufact
below what purchasers have heretofore paid, and liberal dis,
again Please call before purchasing elsewhere then
judge Of my work--References.
Jas W. faIe Sol Agent 50 Wall For sdver Of
bo.ts. &C., Com Enquirer and New York Commercial
Advertiser, iva lmsr
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STRAW GOODS.

bENNEIT, 49, John and iilJs William streets, inn
porter sna maluiacturer Of Italian and English Straw
General that he ha, hand spesd and w p ~
men Of ladies fashionable goods which he offers for
SAFE AZ very nueh eiuced prices. viz: French English
Dunstabes Italian kuands Fancy Schel and mperial IA
Straws, SC. &c. '' T'oei'
Also, entirely article the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet which for the supassex ali ire
introduced being light durable white and
tifu-- and will clean an well as tuscan. a. Imsc
COLLECTIONS all Of the United States made on
81. SYLVESTER, % wana.
aui3 and 1901 Broadway.
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TAILORING.
LOOK OUT.

ll
A THIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT, No. 90 Chatham
"A makes the above quotation because Others
fitch from him his good fame, and reputation. We
have than made public the mpositons prac
tsed dealers and Others pursuit of highly
reputed Troy Shirts Bosoms and Collars. But that
positions the therefore, shall keep these
facts before the public which will impoers and
off their wicked designs Make mistakes therefore
Marshas only Troy Shirt Depot" painted awning
and window. Be particular however, to the name " Mar
Troy Shirt Depot, situated about doors from the Of
Chatham street, passing the City Hall. See the
W CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
Strong made Cotton Shirts with linen bosoms, collars and
bands, warranted dozen. ST. $685. 5o9-lo
10 50-l-f2-l2 D-l3-l6-6 59-24-25
26 502-28. All Linen Shirts doz 5000 5o-2z So
30-3250-33S Plain Cotton Shirts doz S. 50-6-7 so
-8-9. Colored Shirts, doz. $5-5 30-S-7-3-9-o-I
Collars rcceyed-ln addition former large stock of
collars Of every description 1000 doEen all Linen collars
so per dozen, 2 Sol 752-2 Is
a 5e-2 1873 $3.50 and 400 including STYLE
Marsha Byron Collars which have been highly approved
Of These goods with plain and rufe bosoms be
found the principle ready made linen store. through
Troy Shirt Depot No. 90 Chatham street. New York We
and the mistakes that
made consequence Of seeing cketed
of the windows. Recolect, marked ticketed
prices be window. But remember this the
with the attached will be circulated
the benefit OF ALL These circulars only be in our
window and furthermore advise again. the name and
number shals, No. &c." No patronage asked of those
who beat down. Jyl3 lmSc
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES o
CITY DESPATCH POST.

DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK:-The Post NJ .,ter Gene, Gene
Il K. ssns d ds; SsSny ' hss
Y$ dfys ss fosT should Be
with day with h ysw OF 10 rt
q, S,O %ssass sS
City ro by es s Ssfo
1nss s :; move s's
Nm ssSSsi y S.s S s
& sip s%s9ys
s ass e. %R S. u ses1 liz
s ssay 5, IL The Inc hours ns ne noned below.
Ss iss s. sns hs na
unless made that they be sent by the City Despatch
Post STATIONS.
hs Sns s1f Gs'
ua three da S ss s a s
ssns s
age be Z Ehsr HI
s: snp ws he S ss to ssns
that and may Be procured :. shes Of the
PER dozen hundreds the reduction Of price for the
u
All letters intended be forward to the General Post
Office for the inland mails must have free stamp affixed to
'e'A' UNPAID LETTERS
Letters not having free stamp WI De tree cen
payable by the party to whom they are Oh ae
addressed to the Editors of the psS
REGISTRY.
unless Ne MS.sT G1ps
will be kent for Letters which parties may wish place
der special charge Free Stamps must be affixed to such Let
for the ordinary postage, and Free Stamp
affixed for the egsation; but all such Letters must
be spe cially deposited at the principal Office.
The advantages offered by this plan are .
Frs-The and transmission Of all regl tered
Letters containing special notice matter by which
legal be obtained OF the due delivery Of the
same and immediate despatch Of any Letter small
package requiring instant delivery
Secondly. The and expeditions delivery of Mercan
tile and Circulars Of Invitations and Replies either
under Free Stamp unpad and description OF Com
mercia Professional and Social Correspondence thus bring
other providing the of intercourse
moderate rate.
HOURS OF DELIVERY,
AT THE PRINCIPAL OFFICES
Upper Post Office, Park and Lower Post Office Merchants
Exchange, every day except Sundays.
Letters deposited before on O'clock A. NJ will be sent for
Z" l2L M, :" p. M.
PM
AT THE STATIONS.
Letters deposited before O'clock A. NJ will be out for
(ivery at 9 A. NJ
u I" Pm
Limits of the U s. City Despatch Posts will extend to
auIs iwr JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. Post Master.
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GUNS AND PISTOLS

- 10 EACLUSlVELY.-E 90
u JOSEPH a Maiden lane, up stairs importing aeen, for
barrel FcwnY and DuSkins Guns from the lowest the In
markets. embracing hundred nj kinds ali Of whch
he prepared offer at the prices being
appointed the largest line in Eurons
which enables him to sell at extremely low prices.
A large assorted stock Of the above always hand,
City and country merchants particularly requested 10
call. IRE making their purchases. Iy27 snsr
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DARIS DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT-No
77k East Broadway door from Market sreet-MRS.
w. H. JEFFERS, late Miss 8. Purser Of 1913 Broadway,
respectfully informs her former customers and the Ladies
generally that the Dressmakng bust
at the abovcnamed establishment where she will devote
her attention their service and confidently those
LADIES' who favor her with their that Dresses
Cioaks Habits &c entrusted her skill shall be deliver
ed so perfect in STYLE it, asd finish Of Workmanship,
70 be erceed az of the most approved establishments
broadway, and for much moderate prices.
~ =. MRS. w. ii. JEFFERS, NIX East Broa.
b-Masters Misses and Chldrcns dresses made order
at the shortest notice. AZ tmsr
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Saratoga Springs.

Correspondence ofthe HcraldI
UNION HAIL. Saratoga Springs, Aug. IA, 1912.
Presbyt1ians- Pietyand Busths-AriuaLs-Am
ment- Seduction Captain Tyler, &c.
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DIV IN(I.
THE undersigned has agreat fitted OF the
largest and splehd Coffee and Eating Houses in
New York which hundred pc at least down
excellent and substantial breakfast dinner and om
the choicest supplies ofhe markets. with bill of fare not
celed either regards quality number of dshes by ho
tel in II, United States and varying PRICES from cents 9
Mocka coffee and the best and served only three
DENTS per And all other refreshments in proportion The
assured of feeling in this quite cat home In
fact department OF the business under the superntef
dence competent whose sole and attention
directed the comfort and conyenences Of customers and
guests. HENRY GUSHING,
Proprietor Of the French and American Eating House.
Nos "a and 66 Nassau between John and Maiden Lane
PS-Open Sundays for breakfast dinner and je3O 3mr
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IMPORTANT TO THE
PUBLIC.

LII who wish TO eeonomize obtain Clothing of the best
n quality remarkably cheap 205 Canal street one door
west of Hudson Also, large of Cloths CASH
meres Vsngs and Summer Goods from which Clothing of
prices. 205 Canal street jei9 3msr
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SH | K rs .

CHIRTs made to ORDER after the approved French
- fashions Genemens Garments of all descriptions made
Gentcmens Furnishing Store 81 and Maiden lane
sI tmsr WILLIAM COLLINS.
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Berlin, Prussia.

European Correspondence of the HERALD
BERLIN, Prussia, June Is, 1872
Proposal to CorreYond-PoLtics aud Society in Ber-
Hn-FHe IN Hambmg-King Of Prussia and EN-
pGor Of Russia-Literatwe and Trade CONNER
cinL AHnirs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

Les amis de Phon. JoHR b. Dawson Il
supporteront pour le Congress aux prochaine,
elections.
Mr.. L'EDITEgR: Veuillez announcer Mr.
JAS. NJ. ELAN, CONNIE candidat pour repre-
senter cette paroisse a la pYochainc election
Mr. HUEsToN: Veuil)ez annoncer Angus.
tin Dnplantier CONNIE candidat pour le Sena1
de PEtat, ct Messrs. c. w. Combs ct r. w
Newport, pour membres de Ia Charnbre der
Representans.
Mr.. L'EprTEun.-veuillcz announcer que
Mr.. 8. Hiriart sera candidat pour represente,
lie comte d'Iberville au Stnat, a la prochaine
election ct quill sera soutenu par un grand
nombre d'elccteurs d'Oucst Baton Rouge ct
dIherville.
MR. LEpIrEUR,-Veuillez announcer Mr.
ABEL WADDiLL, CONNIE capdjdat pour Mare
de cette vile b Telection qui dol, avoir lieu lie
mols d'Avril proclaim.
Nous sommes autorises a announcer NJ. JAS.
COOPER, candidat pour la place de Mare a Ia
prochaine election municipale.
Nous sommes prizes d'aanoncer 10 General
JoHs DEvENroRT, candidat pour menbre de Ia
Chambre dss RepresentanS, a la prochaine
election.
" Nous sornnes au.orisc a annoncer Mr..
HENRY ToMtiSsbN CONNIE eandidat pour IL
conseil de vile, ct SAM. SxoLrrrLp, pour
T'resorier ct Collecteur,a Ia prochaine cleo
ton.
Nous sommes prits d'annonccr Mcssrs. F.
ARBoUR. J. TAorIEo, MoKGAH MoRAN ct A.
MoNGET candidats pour lie Conseil de- Vile A
la prochaine election.
X. L%EGENBrE ct JOHN HUsUET retevront
ie support de beaucoup de ~citoyens CONNIE
pour le Couseil dc vile a Ia pro-
chaine election.
Nous somrnes autorists A announcer NJ. PAUL
CHoffIN candidat pour membre du conseil de
vile a Ia prochaine election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

LEGIsLATbD LA LOUISIANA, Lundi
Ia mars, lS4La chambre a adopte So
medi dernier \ qui alloue certains fonds
au penitcntia
La chambbccupe dcs amendemens
III bill qul ace de- nouveaux pouvoirs
all jury dc poRu village des Opelousas,
ct Y donnie soHcours.
LIE bill du s. pour venir au secours de
Felix Perdy ehGdee Ducatel, ~notaires
publics, est p1 consideration ct adopte
IN comits GENET par la chambre.
L'acte pour ir de nouvaaux bureaux
detection danparoisses de Madison ct
de Concordia dis en- consideration ct
aiopte.
lie bill dont6et est de %prevenir plus
eficacement lefes auxquelles sont as
%sujettis les plaH par la f~ailIites des
marchands coasionnaires, est lu deux
fois est renvoyn ccmite p~articuIier
compose de Manchester, B~oudousquie
Hunt, HardestB Bedford.
sur motion Rogers, la Chanbre
s~'occupe de l'acalr amender l'acte in
titule un acte pdevenir a Reinforcement
des e~sclaves Ieqa depos6 indefnement
sur lie bureau.
Sur motion dSsweazy, la chambre
s'occupe du bill pour Object dc redui-
re les depenses ddat. La chambre en-
await adopte la sectioni la defnisr fois
que lie bill fut coFe.
M. Rayl;es fate9Ine section ad-
ditionnelle qui fdtre de longs debats:
Les sections RESP sont adoptees avec
amendemens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

SyR1E.--Une correspondence, en- date
du 3 deeembre, content sur Ia Syrie des
nouYeIles plus rassurantes que dernieres
pour In cause des chretiens du Liban.
Voici lie dernier passage de cettc %lettre:
"Les Druses, CONNIE GUS lie savez,
ont tue nombre de chr6tiens lis ont pile
ct incendie plusieurs couvens app~artenant
aux moines basIlliens catholiqno hut nn-
tres appartepans nux Maronites ont etc de.
fruits. La vile do Fahleh est CONNIE
yous lie savez, la plus considerable de Ia
montague !; scs habitans, don't les deux
tiers sont grecs catholique ct Iautre tiers
Maronite, son renomes par leur courage
ct leur bravoure. II reside aus5i un eve.
due gree catholiquc. C'est cette vile que
los Druses reunis a~ttaquerent derniere-
ment. Pendant les hostilites qui s'en-sui-
%virent, les habitans de Fahleh recurent un
8 ecours de mile hommes de leurs coreli-
gionnaires. Les Druses, ayant Gu cling
cents de leurs tues, prirent la flute ct flu.
rent poursuivis par les chretiens, qui leur
tusrent en- route nombre de fuyards, ct
dttruisirent ct pillerent quantite de leurs
villages, CONNIE les Druses auparaynt "a
vaient tait contre eux. Cette %victoire pa
raft avoir mis- fin aux hostllites des Dru-
ses. Avec lalde de Dieu, les chretiens
paryicndront tircr des Druses la iuste
Vengeance que demande leur cruaute pas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19
COM
Nouvelle Orleans, 18 mars, 1912.

IL AAhsoB ICt%.
Les affaires sont a peu pres dams lie me.
me etat qua notre dernier rapport.
Nous cotons aujourd'hui les billets des
banques depreciees CONNIE suit banque
d'Orleans, go a rs pour cent d'eseompe,
Exchange Atchafalaya so a SO, Ameliora
tons, Is a 20.
Coros-La demande a etc bonnie de.
puis notre dernier rapport pendant lie cou
rant de ces trois deruiers jours 1900 bal.
les ont change de mains.
Les prix portes a notre derniere revue
consta tntlent etc obtenus en- plein, quel-
cues transactions ont meme Oil lieu d des
prix TN peu audessus, mais ces occasions
Sc sont 81 raren1ent ]sehcontrees q~u'elles ne
nous pafaissent pas suffisantes pour al,erer
nos coses. Les plus grande partie des ope-
~rations ont Ell lien pour lie compile des mar
ches de France. Lea acheteuEs fAnglc-
terre ~veuIent pour operer, que les nousel-
les que nous AFTERNOONS dEurope avec les
plus grande anxiete nous soient r%arvenues.
CLASSIFICATION DE LIVERPOOL.
Louisiana ct Mississippi.
0rdinaire ct bas, de 5tt2 a 6 If
Ordinaire, 7a712
Bon ordinaire, s a 6 liz
Bon ord. ct petit c~outant, dig a, 8 3I4
Petit couraat ct courant' 10 Is a i
SteRE-Le marchs ess t~oujoutts tres cal.
me, les transactions, dePuis ssmediI, font
pas eyceds $50 b~oucauts. Les ptix sont
t~oujours de ga 5 3l4 pour les qualities in
Fa1fa.soo ct o,pca-io,ros
MELAssE-La dernamde a CITE assez bon
ne aux prix de Is a II cents scion Ia con-
dition du baril. Nous n'avons entendu par
Ter d'aucune vente sur habitation.
FARIsE-La demande a etc Tres limi.
tee ct ma Gu lieu que pous las besions de
Ia vile. Nous cotons lie superfne de IS {
e5 IL liz par baril.
CHAsssALes traites SUI les difftren,s
points Sc sont bien negocies depuis notre
dernler rapport. les prix Sc sont eleves.
Nods cotons lie sterling de 10 a pour cent
de prime, France 5 l2 1l2aal Is, New
York 60 jours de / q liz cour.e vue 8 liz
a Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

Six coNrRE uy.-Le 90 decembrc. dit
le Journal de la Hdute. Sadne, a trois hcu.
res apres midi, le coupeur Antide Michel,
de Courboux, fut attaque par I'm Ioup fu-
rieux ct de grande table, dams lie bois de
Mailley. Voyant venir d lui Get animal,
Michel Sc porte a sa r%encontrc pour le frap-
per de ga hache; mais lie Ioup, ayant eyitt
10 coup qui lui etaIt destine, terrassa son
adversaire, auquel il fit des pleasures d Ia
main, 4 la jamie ct d la cuisse. Heureuse-
meat Gabriel Huot, qui travaiIIait pres de
Ia, account au bruit de cette terrible lutte;
ct bientdt il parvint a degager son compa-
gnon, en- contraignant le loup a prendre Ia
fuite. D'autres coupeurs, Etienne Jolivet
ct Jacques Lamarche etant arrives sur ces
entrefaites, ces hommcs transporterent lie
blesse datis uiie de leurs barraques, puis lis
sc mirent a In ~poursuite du ioup. Deux
heures s'etaient ecoulees deia dams cette
recherche, ct l'animal n'ayait pu etre re.
joint, qHand Jolivet ct Lamarche rencon-
trsrent deux habitsns de Mailley, 10 tail
leur de pierre Due ct sa femme, qni sui.
vaient Ia grande tranchee ouyerte entire les
bois de Chazelot ct de MaiIley. Preyenu
de ce qui SO passait, Due Sc met aussitot
sur SEES gardes, ct, CONNIE il s'armait de
couteau, Ie loup paraif. Dams sa fu.
reur, fanimal sc jette II Joliyet !: ~celui-ci
le moulinet ayec sa hache, tandis que
ses camarades s'efforcent de lie proteger;
mais il men recoit pas moins deux morsu-
res p%rofondes, ,fuKe i'll yentfe ct I'autre au
bras. LIE combat continue, Malgrs l'ener-
yique defense qu'on lui oppose de tous 60.
les, dun bond lie loup s'elance sur Ia FEM
me Due, gull jette a terre ct dechire de SEES
critics ct de ses dents: Voyant sa femme
Jams Get affreux peril, Due, homme vigou-
reux, SO precipite a corps pcrdu sur l'ani.
nal, lie saisit par les o%reilles, Ie renserse
'ur lie dos, ct le tient expose dams cette po.
'ition aux coups de Jolivet ct de Lanarche,
Jul ne tardent pas 4 lui donnef ID mort.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19
NAsHSN, 8 mars 1912

On croft gsneent que les honora-
Bile senateurs ceds par courtoisie tout
le reste dc ce NM. Clay, atm De
lui bonner lie temp ~s'occuper active
ment des measures p proposees, ct de
TRAVELLER a les fairspter, avant que de
Sc ~retirer defnitivdd de la vie publique.
LIE Fational Intslccr anuonce l'e-
lection DE- NJ. Ciisn, en- remplace-
nrent de NJ. Clay. onion generate est
que NJ. fCrittendels6dera a NJ. Clay
CONNIE chef du parhig dams lie SSfnat,
bien que quelques Ipnnes p%enchent a
croire que NJ. Ma%ngal:era autour de lui
les principaux senatWhigs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

LIZ MIss1ssIPrI-Le feuve a atteint, a dou.
re pouces pres, Ia hautear quill avail en- JUN
1910. lie volume de ses eaux s~'accrsit ehaque
jour ct. d'apres ce que nous appreaons de la
region den haut, tout porte a ro;re quill
s'augmentera bien advantage. Au fit, on dot
s'attendre a I'm detordemsnt. Lespessonnes
ptudentes ferozt done hien d'exan5ner leurs
levees, ct de les faire clever 1t reparer
partout Oh Giles he jugeront conve,abie. LIE
printemps s'est presente DUN all radieux /;
ainsi nous esperons q~u'aucun planeur ne ne
plipera les measures qui ~peuvent %assurer lie
bel ayenir de ses ~recoltes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

COURSES DAMS L'AsENE LoUthANAIsE.-
res courses, aui on. commence Lundi der
nier, ont ofIert 81 peu d'intertt Iue c'est. a
notre avis, temps perdu que den pFler. Jeudi
les coureurs etaient des ~poulains d trols ans
ct lis ont assez psssablement faI leur beso-
me ma.s lis mont rien fat d'ertt. II y await
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