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The subjoined letter is inserted at MIR.
Young's request. Still, we must be permitted
to insist upon it that he was defeated by the in
Auence Of Mr. Benton. The evidence before
US satisfies US of that fact, and we cannot bn,
regret that he is unconsciously the victim OF
one who persuades him he is his friend! How
does Mr. Young knop that Col. Benton took
no part in that election-and certainly none
against him Did Col. Benton profess to be
his friend 2 If so, how does Mr.. Young knor
that he was not plotting his destruction at the
time, and adopted deceptive smile to deceive
him the more effectually2 Does Mr.. Young
not remember that Col. Benton had meeting
called at ST. Louis, that certain individuals from
Illinois were present, and thatthe Treaty, and
those who voted for its ratification, were de-
nouncsd? At that meeting, one or more gentle
men from Illinois animated that the Democra-
tic Senators W no voted for the ratification of the
Treaty ought to be unchurched." That day
Mr.. Young was doomed. Did not Mr. Ben
ton rec ,ntly write to North Carolina TO defeat
Mr. Saunders election to the United States Sc
nate, because he was friendly to Mr.. Calhoun
And yet does not Mr.. Benton tell Mr.. Saunders
he loves him2''
Mr.. Young has +" been misrepresented by per-
sons protesting to belong to the Democratic
party" &c.
Mr. Benton is no true Democrat. This will
soon be apparent to Mr.. Young. We can show
Mr.. Young letters from Illinois, from his true
friends and our subscribers, asserting that he
(Mr Y y has been cruelty slaugh tered:
SENATE CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, December %, l842.
To the Editor of the Madisonian:
Sir: In looking over your paper of this morning,
noticed with regret editorial article in relation to
the recent election Of United States Senator in ILL
You do great injustice to Colonel Benton in attribu-
ting my defeat in any respect to him Colonel Ben
ton took part in that election and certainly none
against me. The selection of Judge Breese was
made in Convention by majority Of the Democratic
members of the Legislature usual mode ofnomina-
ting candidates. and the question of the ensuing Pre-
sidential election had nothing whatever to do with it.
II is very probable that have been misrepresented by
persons protesting to belong to the Democratic party
who knew better at the time, but is proper that
mputations should be made against others who are
blameess and especially when its tendency is to d.
vide and distract the party to which belong in the
doing of which, cannot consent to become an in
strument.
Very respectfully, &c.
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG.
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WE'LL PAID PATRIOTISM

Ma. Error The following statistics, taken prin-
cipay from the Biennial Registers since 1882, will
give some idea Of the profundity Of ths patriotism
which stimulates the ambition Of the Globe news
paper There is no doubt that its principles arc I'M
changing and founded upon pretty extensive specie
basis J, s rumored that the proprietors of that
pure and d's'nterested journal, have sailed down
about 100000 in. Treasury notes drawing 6 per
cent interest, batting perhaps what of that amount
they may have transferred TO the 10 per cent stock
Of Missouri Blair Rives have been paid by the
Government in
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
INSPECTION OF LIGHTHOUSES.

iNsfECTIoN OF LIGHTHOUSES.
MIR. KENNEDY, of Maryland, observed that yes
terday select committee was appointed to take in
to consideration the expediency of aiding individuals
or companies in the establishment of lines of steam
vessels for the purpose of transporting the mails be-
tween some OF our principal Northern and Southern
ports to foreign ports, etc. He wished to instruct
the committee to inquire also into the expediency Of
employing the contemplated force to inspect the Sc
eral lighthouses of the United States and to perform
such duties relative thereto as may be found to be
for the interest of the same and for this purpose he
submitted resolution, which was adopted
GOVERNMENT sToCKs
Mr.. COOPER, OF Pennsylvania, presented memo
rial from large number of citizens of Adams
county, Pennsylvania, asking Congress to adopt
some measure by which stock may be Is
sued, based upon the public lands, and di-
vided among the several States and Territories as
well to enable them to pay their debts as to afford
national currency He did not intend TO trouble the
House with any remarks upon this subject further
than to say that he favor of the prayer of the
memorialists. He would be glad if this memorial
could go TO Select Committee, but he would not
now make motion with this view, because the gen
teman from Maryland (Mr. Johnson) had given no.
ce that he would, during the present session. intro
duce bill embracing the snbject-matter of the me-
mortal. He desired that this measure should be
brought fully before the people of the United States;
and he was sure that, sooner or later it will COM
mend itself as better calculated than any which has
yet been proposed TO relieve the States and Terrific
ries from their present embarrsssments, occasioned
IN great degree, by the maladmnistration of the
General Government
MIR. JOHNSON, of Maryland, said that he had
given notice that he would introduce bill in rela
ton to this subject. But if the House would agree
that the memorial presented by the gentleman from
Pennsy lvania together with all similar memorials
should be referred to select committee il would be
an economy OF time, and save him. probably from
making motions and speeches whenever such me-
morals should be presented He moved that the me-
mortal, together with two in his possession from
Maryland, be referred to a select committee.
MIR. JOHNSON, of Tennessee, moved to lay the
motion on the table but the motion did not prevail
The question was stated on appointing a select
committee, when
MIR. JOHNSON, of Tennessee, called for the
yeas and nays. The House, however, did not Sc
cond the demand, and select committee, to con-
sist Of nine members, was ordered to be appointed
by Il e Chair.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Mr.. STEENROD, on leave, and in pursuance of
notice asked and obtained leave to introduce bill to
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s6l3,9i3 %

There Is TO be added to this sum a large portion
Of the amount Of sos 1876 IS, appropriated at the
last session Of Congress to make up deficiency in
the appropriations for printing, TYPOGRAPHY, binding
and books for the 2sih Congress- Of which Blair and
Hives were Ir'n,ers.-lsec Laws Of last Session,
map ~ X, X. @
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THE PRESIDENTS MANSION.

According to custom, on Monday next ('he
Int Of January being Sunday the PRESIDENT OF
rus UNITED STATES will be pleased to receive
such Of his felow-citzens as may be disposed
IN exchange salutalions with him.
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MIR. STEENROD, on leave, and in pursuance of
notice asked and obtained leave to introduce bill to
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a FILE Of the Weekly National Intelbgencer
IA from LIST January, 1923, Till this date.
Also few National Theatre season tickets.
JOHNSON 4 CALLAS
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AVIS.

lie Doctetr JoHa c. WILLIAMS, onre lee
services de "a profession aux habians de Baten
Rouge ct des e%nvirons onlino il n aeaurs
nne Tongue experience dams 10 traitement DEE
maiadies du sud, ayant p~rofesse CONNIE me-
dectn' chlrurgien ct aceoucheur, (pendant plus
de ans avee success, il espere laGr,ter urs
portion du patronage public. ii s'acouit-
terra hdelement des dcvoirs de ga profession
ct ses prix seront mis- a la portte de Ia penu.
RE des temps.
lie DR.. w. Sc rendra tons les iours a b..
ton Rouge, a moins quill ne SOFT retenu mar
les devoirs de sa profession en- son absence.
il prize d'adresser tous les ordres OF colnuuni'
cations au magas!n de Messrs. ]. 81 r. F.
Phillips g. Co.
Arlington, lie 8 Juliet 1912. 20
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MoRMoSs.--Nous avons snnoncG re.
comment que labomination r6gaais parmi
les "nouveanx saints y sotci ~quelque chose
do plus grave Ills oni, 4 &C qu'il parait, ok.
cite do grayes mdcontcmens chez leurs
Vo's'ns de Illinois 1T du Missouri, qul SO.
raIent tous djsposes a sc fare raison par
los armes. "Nous ne sersons pas srspris,
DIT I'M journal de Philadelphia, quo la pro.
eha'ne MALE dc Fouest nous spportat Ia
nohyeIla dun combat sanglant, Joe Smith,
le chef des Mormons, dispose do denx mile
homnaes arrnes qui sont, dit.on, decides i
'nourIr plntdt que do ~laisser prendre leur
prophetic"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-13

BOIS DE CONSTRUCTION

lie so1ssigr6 4 conataln;acnt des bois dc
construction, de toutc espGce ct des meilleures
qualities, quill peut liyrcr 4 deg prix tres mo-
dtrts pour du compliant, sayoir .--Planchea 4
bondage en- cypres planches a planchcr do +;
p~lanches dun pouce do; poteanx ct bois de
cftarpente ; bardeailX, &c. lie tout a vendre
a oncflantier pres du moulin i scie.
IL raars~+s r. ARBOTR.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

PAROlS5E D'EST BATON ROUGE.
Pb@be Anderson, I. C. l., do Ia ~paroisee
d'Est Baton Rouge, ttant dams l'iniention
d'tmaneiper son esciave Alexander, a4dnl'en.
V'ron diS-sept ans, ct ayant ebtenu le f11sen-
temeft dn juride Police, toutes pcraonnes qui
p%ehyent avoir des objections lteales D Ia dite
emancipation sont requis dc lee presenter atl
bureau di g%reAier de p cour de p~aroissc de la
dite p~aroisse dams lie courant de quarante jours
qni selTroht Ia publication de Get avis.
Gonna sous ma main ce Come Jour de
Juliet, A. D., 1912.
l.. G. NORRIS,
25juillct. % Dep. Shirif.
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AVIS.

Mr.. .. SANGER informe aes amis ct l pub
lie en- gtntral quill oceupe une des maisons
%neuvea, rue Lafayette, le lien Oh Gtait Fan
c!enne ifaprimerie ct au'l. t.ent ct tiendra un
grand assortment de MARcHAEDIsEs SgeHRs,
gull yendra d bas prjx pour du~ compliant.
N. b. II recevra dans peu de ionrs TN a.
sentiment complet, ~conyenahle 4 la saison.
ii JUN. IS
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0y~Pour donnes une ideo DIES progress
de In population dams ~l'ouest, nous citerons
lie fat suivant: L'hon. John r. Stewart
dc f~filinois, repr6sente un district q
s'onel qui ne content pas moins de 800,
600 ames. CO chifre pour IN district
seul est beaucoup plus eleve que celui at
TENT par Ia population entiere de plusieurs
Etats dc liUnion.
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AU PUBLIC.

Les soussignes ont forme une societa sous
la raiscn de Pike & Babin, CONNIE marchand
commissionnaires. lis porteront Ia plus grande
attention A receEoir ct enbarquer du cotton.
lis auront touj ours en- main un assortment de
marchandises d'habita.ion aussi Corde ct
Toile~ d'Emballage qu'ils vendront A des priy
aussi bas ln,arnan asatra dams cette vile.
Ausoit5t que Ia saison do cotton ~s,agvrira.
lis seront prepares a ache,er OH fairs des
avancss sur du cotton. En- solicitant uue por.
ton di patronage public, ills penvent assrrer
ceax qui leur conferont leurs ~aiiaifes, 7u'ils
recevrent l'artention ia Plus asgidue.
lis t~iennent leur magasin rue de PEgliss,
.asux portes a Pest du magasin ci-devant &C.
cupe pas James Mansker.
w. g. PIKE,
IG iaillet. % Fl. V. BABIE.
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Encore un nouyel exemple drs iniol6.
rabies abus du droit do yialte ut 1u'on le
sefnafque bien, les tfait6a dc 1891 ell 1898
40 donnent aueun moyen Lobtonir justice
fdello de css ae!os depression. lie
nhvire los Deus Smufs n etc accosta sur
Ia cote d'Afrique, dams In zone raservte,
par ethq enbarcations anglaises les sol.
dnts anglais ont envnhi CO nAvife OF FONT
pile omme Paura'en nj fait dea ~6cu,noufa do
mer. L'eflieier qui les e~enmandait n'n.
Wait pas pfis Ia pelns d'exhibet son autotl-
sation. ct j n lallu toute ~l'enefgis quo Is
caPiia'ne dn batIment i~raneais u dtrloydo
pour decldef Get hotnme d Sc p~fasentef
mum dea pnpiers qui eonstataient sa qua.
lite do constable tie l'oeAsn. Auire Violate n
du sralte. 10 cnptialne ffaneaia, sur les
instances fnenaranies du eroiseur, fut obi.
&c d'onvoyof Sos Papters do bord au corn.
mnndant do 10 fregate anglaise, bien que
on dot, aux termes das tfall6a. SO bosner
a TN exainen fat sur place OF suns gutter
10 nnvire Waite.
VOLTA CO gdi so passe sons l'empire des
trait6s eslstansl Que n'anfait.on pas Il
cralndre de- l'audaee sans fol nj ioi do Ia
marine hritannklne, oil Ton consentnit,
alnsi que NJ. Guizot lavait voulu, h lni
abandonnef reoban tout enter I L'aboli.
ton complete du droit do yisito. Ia revoca.
ton dss traitts de 1881 ct. 1893, VOLTA ce
que les dlecteirs doivent eSiger. Quo tout
candldat qu' ne prendrait pas Get engage.
ment solt impitoyablement repousse.
L'honneur de In France ct. In paix derEng
rope sont d GO prix.-Courrier EraAfats.
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pHARMAEfE
Du Dn. a. ~EOuTEGNy
Dams Faneienns maison do 10 Banqus 4
Cafroliton.
Mfdgeinss Pateutfes, DC.

hPNANy fhssS "p So UT
Cafroliton.
Mfdsetass Patentfes, 9c.
DR.. Councils gonorrhusa mixture oil atiks ;,
lays Linimeht and pile ointment Doctor
M'Mufan's ella opium botanic remedy for
Hgaa Eewana's tonic mixture for agne !.
genuine Southern tonic. a vegetable fst,rilu9s.
lsey. Bartholomew slitir Of life, do. ~extefio.
rant syrup; Cooks pills DR. aappinrton's
pills for Intermittent eute Df. Il. Spohn's aeus
pills, warranted cure do. cure for sick head.
ache Moifht's pills. genuine ! do. phmui1
bitsers ! DIR. Evans ehinosnils pills Medre'H
essence Of life Carpsntar's Saratoga pow.
defs teti,es los autres PREPARATIONS DE- Car
pentef . Or. Viewers celebrated worm tea
and salys %tIenry's taleinek msgnssia
Moxoa's and Buffers eff" eesesnt rnaepesia
a~perieht Tnrington's balram Chapman A
Anaorson's cough drops nerve and bone I'M.
msnt rcd l~ininisHt for rheumatism, Roofs
founder oinrfnent Dr Eastman's astbruatls
drops do, rheumatic drops Jewstt's l|initneri
for nervous affections !; do. stimulating linz
mont do, l~initnent for the headache Rlins's
tooth drops Mothe's eepaiya capsules Eus-
tacs ct Temples gorofhna t~nixtuls /. Bar.
elay's eibsb and safsapatilla compound T..
TTippe's concentrated sarsaparllla Potter's
catloliC6n Thbtnpaon's eye water Hmith'a
nipple salve ; Whites salys for eufa Of fheu.
i1atism Vests ehlorina cosmetic and pills
compound chlorine tooth wash Ortis tooth
wash Oldridga's balm Of Columbia for hair
kalydor for removing pitnplee, freeklee, Ar
condition powders fof horses,
Fnerh blete ct rouge.
Css articles Tres ffais vianhsnt d~'srftyer
airectetuent de New York, OF sont ofIerts uo
pri& tfas4tnodsrt.
Le liate des msds eines patsnttss ttant trtp
lolgte,ls DR. Soaterra 4 cru ne dsvoif signalsi >
fattentiofi que les prinsipa1es /; mais il d ll,on-
nsnr do prdvsriir 1tfon psut 50 procurar chez
hi toutes les autIes, aipsi que soua les med.
tarastis simples sifops, a~xlraIts, ongusDtr,
saIx dlatilltes dc toutss e~sptees, ssssBces,
peinttrea, huils etc.
u sc eilafgsra de prsparsr iou.es les ofdoti-
Daness 1t'on youdfa bfen 1ui confer. 81 fera
tous ses efibris pour tntriter Ia bisnyeillanes
des personnes gpi Yeadrent bisn rlonorsr Dc
leur clientele.
~ mai 1871. 10
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AVIS.

Les personncs qui ont des reclamations
contre Ia succession de Pierre Dabancens de-
cede, sont prices de les presenter sans dtlai
au soussign6, dfment certiftes; ct ceux qui
doiyent a Ia dite succession sont prices de We.
Fir r6gler sans a6lai.
G. GUZMAN,
16 Juliet. % Administrator.
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EPAVE.

Arrete par lie DIR. Williams. sur son hab;ta.
tion' un bnuf de ~couleur rouge ct blanc, avec
.e bout des deux oreilles coupe, ct Ia lettre
M marquee eur l'epanle. Aussi une yieiIle
vache tachetee, avec un coupe fouEehue dams
forelIie drolte, ct lie bout de ~I'oreilIe gapcbe
coupe. marque imperceptibla. lie proprie-
taIre des dts animaux est prize de les ~retirer
en- Sc conforrnant a Ia loi.
J. HUEgTON,
aout o 20 Rangeur.
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AVIS.

t@s souszfents JUICES do patx, ont oi,vefs
leuf bureau dams Ia rue Lafayette. on face Dc
IA tnaisoit al Jnge Tessier, ct uns porte Az.
asHstts de N William Gill. Of liz ofrent letrs
services nu public en- gualitt lie JUICES de pals
ct d'hgets on general,
liz poftefont l'httebtion Ia plus assidue aus
~aliaiffa Gii lnttr sar6tit cniiitsF.
CONDITIONAL compliant
AFG DUftAN1fER,
o afril o MANUEL MORENO.
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MOULIN A gCIE.

1e asaaaignt, deyenu proprietairs de- Get
endorsement, ofre ses services, pour du
compliant, a teatsa les personnes qni von1ront
bien lul fare des cornnandes. II meftra AZ.
tant dc protnptitude gus de ponctualit4 a les
executor.
II PREVENT en- meme temps, ceux eni dtsj-
reraleut faire noudre du uaia, quill ssra in.
ceasarament prGt ! remplir leurs ordrea.
Is jaw. 40 +. AlB0UR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-13

LIE correspondent du National IateNigen.
Ger a Paris, dams une lettre en- date du 10
du aaois dernier, dit qu'uns proposition
fate dams les chambres a l'effet de reduirs
ie prix des porte de lettres a eclloue. lie
depa~rten'ent des postss, en- France, rap.
porte net, vingt millions de francs par an.
lie nomhre des lettres jetees annuellement
au rebat sleeve a l,70e, 0Oe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-13

AMOS ADAMS. Ayoeat et Cotlseillef
continue l'etsfGiea Do sa profession dams les
tetifa dn troisihlne et gtiatriat1r districts juli4
eiaifes Of dana IN eolif suptbine do fEtat.
Les afihifes eenfides q see solns feeevrant
l'attention In plus %ssslluo. II tent son Office
a Baton Rouge, entoignufe des ries sena
ct Church, tissa.vis rtaliss eatheliqae.
% laBgter 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-13

RHoDs IsLASp.-La commotian poll
tIqae qsi a trouble ce petit etat, ne senble
pas encore enforcement calmee; les es.
prlts y sont encore dams une eerfaine ini-
tat'on ct quelgues fous y e~ssaient encore
sur divers points des coups de main, sans
Importance reel'e, mais qai tendent a pro.
longer les inquietudes ct lie desordre. Is.
;Perons c%sPendant que la tranquillite ny
sera plus serieusement troublee,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-13

I'm process fort interessant va s,ouvrir
dams lie comte de Westmoreland Pennsyl-
vanle unc jeune ct belle file est accusee
d'avoir, dams I'm acces de ialousie, mis- lie
feu a une grange appartenant a son amou-
reux infldele.
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AVIS,

~
Dun U,egasia derfA1remem ou4eyt, rae Lafa.
Hetir, d Bdton Rougr.
FERNANDO BIZ FttFfrs. iAp0f'snr de-
eigarres de Ia Havans, de- Ia prsrhiots %qpalits,
ct agent pour A. Delpif, talebfe lubricant de
teute eFpaee lie tabar i pftser, font III maya
sin a Ia Notvelle Orleans. ct recoit ertduein.
meHt dos ordrss lie eette Wills pour los dts
articles, a cru gull Hefajt avantaeeux ia6t l.
lpl"tt'atne qua see pratiquss d'ttablir une
brattlts de seti dams eGtts vile.
On peilt inainienant s'adrssser pefsonnalle.
hieut Z Foi %houvshl tnaassln, yiE-a4vis Ia re-
sldst1ts d1 Jtlgs Ttssttr, % j Get persuade
Que Hes mafelandistss don1srent ample satis.
faction, on pouffa les obtanir aux plus has
prlE de eot attfien taaaasiu 4 Ia Noapsils Or
leans, soft en- nfos Oh CHI detail.
Uab bon assortment ds pabetefis /: antfes ar
tieles do deibando potlrTont stre ebtahuss.
q JUN. II 3m
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-S-.w~ ErAVE-Auats par Mr..
NF.NYYa Narciase Landry. IT., riaidant
NSaW Ouest Baton Rouge. un bpuf
$1,000 s1-sss uoir ct blanc, age de T a 3 ans,
ayaht-une mafglle all fer NJ. r.. ct llno auire
lndefhiBrab!e, Foreille gaucfe dcux ~fentes, ct
Ia droite tchaner&e dessous. 81 IL dit baeuf
nest paa %reclane ayapt 10 IL d'Ao6f, il rera
gcndu b Ia ffaldenee du R~ou8signG, juge dc
pajx, d 10 heures A. NJ, scion IN loi, al comp
tart, VALENTIN IfEBERT, J. r.
I6 mi II
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All PUBLIC.

10 sopsajgnt, notomb agent eo1sulaife do
France a Baton Rouge, d l'honneur d'infor.
NOR les cjtoyena de Ia Louisiana ei asH COM
Particles quill sera ~totljours i leur service pour
Pexereiee des fopctlons qut lpi ont ttt con-
fees. Son buresH est a soa domieiie, rue
Lafayette.
sJa1 As L. HONNECAZE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-13

MAayLAsp.--Uno taxe do trois mile
piastres a etc impostc aux eourtiers ct
changeurs depuis lors, tous les indivldas
qnl exercalent CO meter a Baltimore ont
ferma boutidue,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-13

D'apres des corresPondances wings de
Washington, Nj. Calhoun a etc nomms
par IN caucus pour candidat des demccra
ties a Ia p.ochaine election P~r6.identiefs.
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LIE Herald de New York annoncs Ia
mort du danseH de corde Herr Cline il a
dit.on, etc tue au Mexique, par une troupe
de brigands.
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TotifeH pnraonlss ayant der rtclnnations
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L'hahitude ct i'exempie encouraeent.
parcsque Ia plupartdes hommes mont point
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EpiCERIEsf EPleERJEsI

EflCERIE5f EPICERIEsf
Qua1ante barils d'eseellsats bi6rs do
Dayton
100 eaieses DO via
un grand assortment de lard 81 d'tpiesfies
on general
In assortment de henues fhafrurz.
Charlton de Pittsbbufk, Sable, ftesins, f.ou.
Jfoil. Gl1auH. DC, eofstaminent sa vents d des
rtix mtHltf6s par
4 JUN II A. MONTAN.