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SPhING GOODS.


Tor GENTLENEN'S WEAR.-229 Broadway Opposite
the acknowledgements BY the extensive patronage
elected the last year through the practice Of principle which
for the delnquences Of the andesgned
hiss made such additions to his Of assistants will enable
Determined the System profits and quick
retnrps he soc sention to Of goods unnr
cloths. Cassmees in all the and styles Vest
ns IN agrea variety o. psttsn. Se which will be made up
which cannot fail to offer mduce n,s to the economist
Particular attention called style Of business and
Office Goats, also Travelling Frocks. large of
aas aim I'm. &C ''-'' ~ '''' W. T. JENNINGS
PRINTERS AND BINDERS' WAREROOMS,
Nos. % and 81 Gold street n. York, April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
L MANUFACTORY, in consequence Of the addtion Of
pew and improved maehne 20 their works. and the reduc.
materials generally, as will DO seen By their newly printed
of RICHARD M. Hoe and RoBERT hoE and they
their friend. that notwithstanding the great reducnor in
1t will also endeavor improve the quality
their Old friends will not only continue their favos but that
Printers generally will appreciate their endeavo to furnish the
ode fo% any part Of the country or ali article. used by
Printers Binders including Types Ink Paper, &C., will be
executed with the greatest and prompude and the
Jobbing work and repairing wall be the lowest pos
sible price: with every attention and expedition, =,
be h .s .Sosa
not be imposed with spurious articles. made in imitation
Printers Of Wrappers who publish this with
this note three times before the first Of July and send
OF their will be entitled to payment Of their bill
buying four tunes the amount Off ap20is
ITO BANDBOX MAKERS--20oO pieces BandboI Paper
for sale cheap in lots TO suit purch close
Germ, AIplya No. 1875 william street, Ia the store
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Cleared
S;ss .ss.;;;s III,
Co.
Rseh.s,s Wise. Baltimore. IS Bisi. ana = - -.'O
son. Baker, for Baracoa. cleared on ths 5th
Arrived.
Ship AlabsWa Bunker 81 days from New Orleans. with
British b:que Eagle, Lang. - days from Liverpool with
vl 5;.sr days from r.Soo. MS.
sss' soss S:s. fro" st. o''' WE with
with g. Cooley from Key
sehr Eliza Peters, days from Baltimore with mdse. the
schr Retrieve. Brown, adays from Philadelphia, with mdse,
schr Pioneer. Conon from Bandywi g. with -four to the
schr Louisa Hoover. from Brardywne with -four to the
schr Mail, Norris. days from Richmond with COAL to tho
schr Frances Seward. Gross, from Richmond with coal
schr Andrew Jackson Lockman from Virginia. with WOOD
schr Brilliant. worn'tedt, days from Mrblehead. with
Smack K. H. Watson Pnke. from Key West. in ballast, to
Herald Marine Correspondence.
orrrcr OF THE RHsps isLa.SDrR.}
Arr ,,h Troy. Grinnsn Br.SI scr South Asa.s Ocean;
Nsw T SYa NEl % Ws RXssm Heath
EEeo r Troy South Atlantic; Aron New Yok
oAr. Csnd.ee B,ishtman Fall River for Baltimore Sid
ss N.Y. F...ss New ss:
S e w 2i'sn Zoo ST.
Tss.d loaded big Supposed siros from Mobile fer
% .sSss: .pS P oa1sa fore spd aft ;sh
lant Charles, and EaseI, NYork.
General Record.
BARQUk CoMMEncE B) Stewart, Bosom from Glasgow,
rspo-Meh 30 blowing heavy gale and leaking inch
: &C. now s.fss Gs hour ana
Notice to Mariners.
We tax Z he Ollows from n la Rem
oS s Of on wS
Of The Wesm Islands. laying the track Of shin. hom.wsrd
na s; ; s @
tcg.he with 80 m.ny Siga going home hence am sure
You pointing on IN s1s
ships clear q it. Tn. following description, and named
sss va RsI:Y nl Lat So deg min
s!w;!1S asss
IsAo Sir. remaining your obdt servt. r. II. LEIsE."
NY Coast. Tals:hp.na ism with 1900 BIB. vi 500 Len
B%s. fa%n.
@ % SSnS
Atlantic, Hosg 1000 be.s TeSct.d 1901 Al Is Fan
Sept Is i 1G vs.
;s nag :eS: f Dse s''S sS% re
mos, 1850 Heard FROM same date, Virginia. Luce, do
%fsi 81 EDDY Pacific oes..
Fl; &
BLOW 90, %h; fankin. Barton, India, Ocean;
bo.s 81 IL ps % o %hs S Ss
at this port
Champlain 3d,ys from Havana for Portland April 80 OF
hHssi May III m lon a sy tn.
Johan 0eog (PIem) NYo,k for Bremen, May S. lat 81 30.
Taey rand Liverpool for NOrlcans April 20 lat 6 a. Ion
81 4i-by the Exact. at Savannah. 1920 ' 90 '"'' ''
Bunker Hill She;ld u days from New York for 81 KITS
from Gay Head '1 FOR s,S.nusS May
lat 70 10, Ion 10 27-by the me- 10y "
Helespont Ellis New York for Havana May s. lat d 81 ~
Ion a.. " ~
Jacob Pcnnel Hssty Liverpool for Nodeans. April iaby
the Commerce, al Boston. -
Brown, Bszer, NYok for Porto Rico April as lat .,
q, lon 66 f9-by the Commerce.
Argent Obi NYok for Liverpool, May lat 70 4o CO.
by the Commerce.
bsque Supposed be the Two Brothers, Bucno. Ayrcs
fcr Sale M passed April IS 80 NJ Ion 40 3by the Vintage
Salem.
Aibertna Joyce st Jago for Trieste, April IT, lat u &c. lon
81 l3-bv the Cambridge, at BOSTON.
Carbbesn Tnomaston for NOreans May g. lat 10 90 Ion 60
IS, days out-by the Cambridge.
Foreign Perts.
MAvAouxr, April s3-sd WIN Schroeder. Bailey, Boston-
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WIDOW WEIGHS

FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
THIS MEDICINE, so celebrated in England and
Europe has for the first time been introduced into the
opstructions and disorders more especial
y Incidental to the female we'll known to all
fore gne and they become we'll known here
they Europe female will be without them. To
vent their being counefeed the who reside in Lon
don have selected but place this country where the
genuine pills be obtained Pnce 81 per box All letters
must be post paid For sale at
mil 2w isec Chamber I'd house Of Broadway.
IL sle qualifications of the arteries branch along its
face Through these vessels the bsod VIII ch mpaIts vitality
the hair ccusies and when from obstruc pores Of
the scalp the OF blood and cut the hsr
obvious that unless the pores the scap be opened the cap
larry action If the blood restored, and the eu and d,ndru
rnu,t speedily eusue. JAMES HAIR TONIC will producc
and and heehfu and rcdun
dan growth Of hai long il is used in conformity it'll the
printed directions which each BOTTLE ard TO which
appended Numerous testimonials OF its efc from
Of our most distinguished clereymen. physicians.
Sold BY b. D. Sands druggists No 70 Fulton street, A.
Sands Co., No 273 Broadway; D. Sands Co.. No. IT
East Br)alway Free 81. me 6tlpsr
RE YOU troubled with feeps orpre sson alter eating
strong rce Are afflicted with gripping spasmodc
pains the ard bowesl Are you annoy with
eructations and othr a ~pfct dgs soni Have
you dali ut constant right sde between
kidney accompanied by shooting Of the back2 In
word have Of the symptoms which denote disorder
ed state OF the stomach the towels the II the
cyou nss.y. Spd ys o . to sh'nF & s" ;D
VsRMIFU9E, and, unless there is Information your
orzan,c strncture, We guaraatee cure.
Sold BY d. sands druggists No 70 Futon streets A.
East Broadway. me 6tinsr
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Domestic ImportatIons.

New ORLEAKs-SAip Aabama-5, hhds hams Small, Will.
liams CO.'S bbls lard Pilot LIE Barbsr do hams Brash
$40 hhSs foS,cco Booran Jshnston cos Matt:
bbls lard oo bb sacks bales rope cuttings
hams so do tobacco Merritt co-3l do Thompon Adams
go do sugar $50 bales cotton Hicks co.
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Foreign Importations.

LvERPooL-Barque Esgle-6o Williamson 0ion
Ia ct: soda powder Morewosd-50 60 bleaching powder
psrse BIoek.-2o5 bars M Wilson co-s65 SKIS salt
woodruff MDtun-7s5 bars Congdon COLO cks tee
box MeIvII6a9s bar: iron 81: 900 states to order
Sr CRox-Schr Robt Treaty. casks molssses A @ g. w
benson-l23 hhs pups 81 cks vans
do oranges AymAr co., casks moasses Asop Chaul-
cey.
MArAcuEz-schr Hope.t Reported yesterday)-leo hid,
sugar so DO molasses FER Stucken - -
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF

GREAI hEDUCIION in PRlCE.
THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AND SCALPS,
ARE TO BE FOUND AT
CLIkEHUGH'S,
2o7 BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON ST.
THE attempts that daily making initiate these
celebrated Wig, and scaps are just many proof: Of The
high character the have attained and the estimation they
held in by the trade But the public will observe that c. the
original mat er I'm this country Of
THE vENTILATlNG AND GOssAMER
WIGS AND SCALPS,
WITHOUT metallic SPRINGS)
and that all Others bat feeble attempts imitation
ing the genius divine the principle which they
made TO fit, and the skill and practice
All wearer and connoi.se invited inspect his
HEADS OF HAIR,
which, for elegance ghtness and durability may be CHASED
among the t Productions Of modern times In their
factue they differ from all Others made here. The hair
sipgIy inserted and equally Distributed appear is
from the skin they OF the brow than the
natural hair Does and having metallic spring all
pressure obvated For southern climate they In
estimable, being ouy weight.
Senators Members of Congress, and gentlemen ON every
Of the country who wearing Cs wigs
referred to.
The prices will be found suit the circumstances of all
classes m1Ois6ttr
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M A R TIM e HER Id
Sailing Days OF tho steam Ships.
Packets In Arrive.
Packets t0 Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SLvEy, Of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping LEFT at the Port whence they called
Vessels Spoken on their Pasase List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Once all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
feceved.
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following table willshow the change which has taken
place in Bank stock -
BArKs or THE CRY OF NEW York, SHOWING rHrIn CAPi-
rALs, SHARES, THE MARKET PRICE
IN Skrr. LAST. THE QUOTATIONS., MAY 10, I84s.
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karried,

On Sunday evening the 7th inst. by the Rev. Mr. T.
CowLEY, Of this city.
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Philadelphia, Nav 10, 1913

Philadelphia May 10, 1913 sts1
ITO DRUGGIsTsFor sale CHEAP for cash, the 6IuTe,
100
q and
that he has invented addition of wardrobe the travelling
SS:, ri:
portable wardrobe may seen a. oIsISz KEY
No Ct and C Nassau street between tden lane md
Ss be the
s'f
the w ss
ahbmeui. IN The Union~whsr from g. to 70 dishes arc
IS and e. 9sh the
The sub,cibe sensible the truth that retrenchment
h s ~ s ss
Ta % Of en- M to
ton more tn fame hi. House bsp9 long since Establish
s s e a9o Ss ns
re;,rr,s.cc,tab,ity that daily reser there.
past ser.e .So subserbsT as:eas Of retaining
% s%1 Of 'sHRia SsY oosLNa
N NIBLO's GARDEN-iOoo Double Dahl.,s Of every
Gsd and s1 s, R0..; of sp h @
il s S .S
oss he ssS XIsI ssS
ing srST An hs and shoies na. biennial
p. e fs yrt nS
81 I'D %Gohy ;;n
fs. y'iI;,y Gold Fin ard GLOBE. u:
friend. ar tbs public srs invited to cali and examine before
purchasing elsewhere, mil SCR
dwelling hoas 81 seeand Avense s5ss Of FS s11rs
street finished n modern STYLE with under celia
fsS as S S
n''' ' 70" price No. .SxSSs sSBkSwS
SSEs'' ss ss,s.
each. with Kitchen and cellar -
Also the three story brick House and Store No $50 BrOome
n Pipe. for ths cre,gu:wae, viii b. introduced into
''' Hf; 's1brii1 SAsi No ok pows
,IsELPH0,ss FIRST PREMIUM AN0LEsEY ,LE4Y
INTO thus country ard made solely BY WI
York; TR.
Ssy:.%s. Es!sssl e eSsp.sd @
to hs @ i
s.tant.
s,y and Essentially from al o:he @ smpatssed
%H and T. BY r.sf h';s %
and Naval and Military Gentlemen who suffered the late
& lie sssfessh
the prodnced which, both
$ sssay y
the United States And during the short time the subscriber
by number Of patients Of the highest respecabty have
left with him the strongest certificates in favor oil is
superiority.
s. without meaning to reflect upon make, ef the old
style OF leg considers his duty caution the public against
bag msed hy pretending initiate improve upo
the Anslesev Leg N has had seventeen years
his profession and the mechanical principe which
pecaaty Of this leg depenss known only iu the United
States TO himself
N s. be consulted daily Spring street, by letter.
post paid.
from the New WorId1
The AraLEsEY LEe-Ths invention AMI its init odue,ion
into this by pupil Of The and
nice mechanical kill will BE- hailed with JOY and gratitude by
all who need ITS assucs The workm of the Leg
beautiful and the ouable The
oin er.c y niar TO nature, and the most need cu
gbt vanlv endeav0r fashion peect model ola
human limb We commend to readers especial notice.
praeworhy artist His advertisement may DO relied
telling the literal truth mil lmsm
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IL.
Cleared.

...l 10 NOON SETS
SUN sErs .....7 1 HIGH wArxR...
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Passengers Arrived.
New ORLE ANs-ship Alabama-Capt Price, c Porter,
Proseus, Ms Lyon, Mrs FcIgeI--45 in the steeraRe.
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JOHN HENLEY,
BANK AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
COLLECTION OF Bills, NOTES, DRAFTS, SC. &c
MONTGOMERY, ALA.

JOHN HENLEY,
BANK AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
COLLECTION OF Bloc ZOE T T5F DRAFTS &c. &c.
REEERENCS-
Me,sn MAXWELL s Co.
Pense BROOKS,
Jacob Little & Co. }Nsw York.
Perkins Hopkins,
Abraham Bell 4 C..
% " SsSa FsT s:.S .Gc }nosi.. Ala.
John Whiting, Esq Cashier Of
Banch Bank,
Jack Ihi'nngtoD, E'q., }Montsomery. Ala
Fsl b s' I Ma naS2
ms i'm 80 &c
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c. E77'l.ss1
THE Subscriber having retired omthe late firm of Gel.
Of Broad and opposite House for the
sale Of fine Watches Diamonds aud 0entemens
All Diamond Jewery bought OF the subscriber will be re
purchased by him after ducting thereby offering
purchasers opportunity convert their diamonds into
Fine Duplex Lever Lepne Watches which he can re-
commend and good time kecperao Gold Cham
Silver Forks spoons and Tea Sets, of the newest patterns
and very quality and work manshp per cent advance
equal to the best made in New York.
Watches and Clocks repaired under his personal supernen
Dmonds, Pearls and other iprccicus and Silver
bought or erchanged. WIN. +. LADD,
MTATCHEs AND JEWELLERY lower than ever.-As
w the subscriber copstanIy receiving all descriptions Of
aoa sa ,,Ss. IA anes and he
enabled offer larger assortment and At much less prices,
s nsR and ew exchanged bought
III SSs; LINZ
cy q Allen Importer Of watches and sslsry whole
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rEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM
brosdway. opposite the City Hall.
MIR II. BkSNETT Msn.g.v
VOCAL CONCERT

VOCAL O(NCEHT
BY THE OLIANS,
A CONCERT HALL-The HUTCHINSON FAMILY
a take Fl asue in announcing respectfully the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of New Yo.t that propose giving
... CONCERT HALL,
40S Broadway. on SATURDAY EVENING, Nay lsth, whs~
they will introduce Of their Quartz
Tos and Solos, such have failed please
audiences in Boston and other cities and towns in New
England.
Tickets fifty cents, be had tho principal Music Stores
the Hotels Saxton and Mes bookstore and the door
Saturday Evening"
Doors open at 7, Concert 70 commence at O'Clock.
For programme published small bills. NIL SER
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TUTJHaDAY

X. H. TJMPSON, Auctioneer.
A uCTinN NOT!CE-DamsRed Hardware.-JACOB 8.
PLATT will sell This Day, 70 O'Clock, under the
dens inspection. 81 Pa STREET sundy pscaages hardware
damaged on he voyage from Liverpool for account
derwIe, consisting sof stock locks, comPases nppe,
long tches patent locks. pesgng aw; shoe tscks
table spoons closet locks batting spoons pad locks &c
Ao 10 o'clock will commence the sale of h,dwars by
aoguc, consisting Of a70 casks and Of de-
scrpuon ofhardware Gu lery, American goods, g.. &c
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MONS. BLEY'S 1-
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
MONS BLEY. First Violin Solo player the Gymnass
1I Musicale Paris, begs Grand Vocal and
Instrumental Concert, at the
APOLLO ROOM.
Thursdav the 18th instant assisted by the following
eminent TALENT
MADAME SUTTON,
MONS. RAKEMAN,
MONS. TlMM, I'D
And other eminent atstes.
At the suggestion OF many friends Mons Bcy has his
tickets at TO be had at the Music Stores and Hotels
and at the door. .f - .,.t..
For programme small bills. Concert to ,commenee at
O'Clock. m
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SINGING.
MADAM SUTTON, having arranged to Italy the
IVA beginning August purposes receiving pupils until thas
style of Singing Her meth0d that pursued BoSdogn and
VSccai the first Europe the strength and
compass with astonishing apidty. Her purs viii have The
advantage Of her singing with them. which, can Be pussed
srous Of avaing themselves Of Madam sutonS limited stay
may ascertain terms &c. BY application at n Chamber street,
90 900 $4,000, $4,000 S2.5o0 81 oee, $500. osn
on .mOTs<,se at seven per cent tso commits
SCHIEFFELIN 4 FERRIS.
milo Stsm councillors t Law, 20 Chambers street.
ITO NERCHANTs AND CONSIGNEES-Ths person
or firm to whose care package was cnnrgned BY Mr..
FedeIcksbuIg Vs. will pleas communicate with the lattsr
through the New York Post Office milo M
on MNAslUM. .,.
ROGERS informs his friends and the public, thar hi
splendid Gymnasium at Nos and - Canal street,
Elm street. now open for the reception Of subscrbe
which will be found the most extensive and complete Of
the hind in the country. IL. mlelsstsr
EOk sALG-IHE RACE BOATT'WAVE,' which for
speed and beauty Of model probably unequaed either
with four or six oars e wv ,se T.. ApS1Z 70
90 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD--Lost. tho d Of
M May, in Barclay SIN Ill white Poodle Dog his
LII back shaved TO his shoulders Apply at i7s Broadway
so LO ,T-Ye.t.Iday, 10 Chamber, street, . snail
XIX Spanish Poodle Dog The finder will Be suitaelyrs'
THOSE LADIES who renovanng their dweIpGs, .
be furnished with Fancy Gut Tissue Paper.
ing OF pic FRAN king glasses candle sticks vases
trng expense, lsi Canal street. cd below Vack
I'm sjgb
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DOCKET BOOK LOST Lost yesterday, a Pocket Book,
containing about hundred dollars in money vari.
payable Bank The finder 1me to the mo-
ney Re will return the pocket book and box Oi2
Lower Post Office. mil 3tsec
OST OR STOLEN, a check, drawn by Plat and Brother
~ on the Bank OF New York. made rayabe to Drew and
Hayes order dated May 9Th Ia43 for hundred and
by u.s. all persons cautioned against reee,yingit:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
FIGHTING By TEAM

The New York Express contains a letter
from correspondent in Arkansas, givinr an
account Of a singular manner Of settling a dis
pnlc between the Presidents of Little Rock
and OF the "Red River and Little Rock Rail.
road Company" and the President of the Red
River division OF the same. Thi. dispute was
about the relative strength of their respective
locomotives, and il was arranged that he re.
speetIre Presidents should each, with his own
locomotive, test their respective powers BIZ a
collision. m the presence of Gov. Yell. The
directors oi both companies, and an immense
c~oncoarso ct spectators were also present.
alt was ARRANGED, that each should start
from bis own station, and when they reached
a flag holsled at i've miles distant from the
junction Oh each side, to put on what steam
they chose and abide the result.
"a signal gun was stationed at each fac to
&c the assesnblage al the station the
passing of each locomotive, and SO puac;ual
each that we scarcely more than heard
the report Of Judge Chspsn's gun. when that
Of Col. Ssivers came booming up to us. All
hen was GREATNESS anxiety and | owe it to
as a native of Arkansas, to say, that
if arr bets we're offered or taken. In |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

less than ten minutes both engines were in
sight. going At the rate Of about forty miles an
hour, Col. Stivefs let off steafn-soma say
i was an afeident-but Tie Judge emitted mo-
thing but pine knot snuta.
YOU lave heard laiely Of earthquakes
perhaps also you have heard of n tllerism-
Well. bod, together arc but q mere eiftuin-
statifes
"Ihe tftWd at Tie Junction station rushed
down to The track but all that wis be saen
was 'Itine stanhs" and ''staam'' and i'splin4
tetF' All the fpet were crash,
"Wleh the ioa cleared away, It Was ai=
nonnrel that Col EilFafs and his Incentive
were na more IN fact. al hal has been found
OF Tho Colonel. 10 prove that he was there. is
d fntttilatei hunt known IL have been worn BY
hlm-Wlth q few toes IN II The Colonel was
always known 10 wear tight boots. of perhaps
The ices would have gone out eitlt the limb
"Tha Judge and liis letotnotiva ran down
the tfatH, after The collision. about three miles
a'id tie shouts Of lis special friends sl,nok The
trees Wien he was seen returning Oh the back
track and e1 reaching the junction station
'fe sbfaiig off almost entirely uniniifeh. aid
was welcomed BY his ffiHnds-f may shy by
all. FOR throughout Ibis whole contest The Judge
hns shawn himself sp much If The mai, that
hot an ohietting fhiea is heard against him
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
(Con,aaaafeItea(
COZ, Il. NJ, JOHNSON.

~ " hN
Baton Rouge rs becoming famous for die
Col Il. N. Johnson oil kentucky, very uaex.
pee,edis arrived at our place, tron Natcl,ez on
board Inc steamer Priasess.
After stopping a short time at the Baton
Rouge Hotel, where he was greeted oy many
1t the eilzeas, he proceeded 10 tue RIchland
plantation, in tuiiilment oil . promise given 10
Dr. Perkins while IN Kentucky.
Owing To the lnciemeaey og the weather on
Monday mafntng, the contemplated collation.
was abandoned, In the afternoon a Number
al The cltiaeas went oat and escorted the Old
Hero 10 the court house, where he was met
Iy a large assembiage, aud among others We
observed the venerable General Philemon
Thomas.
Having been welcomed 10 the hospitalities
{! our elly BY the mayor, Abel NsddIll, Esq,
Col. luhnSon made a neat aud eioYuent adj
dress. lie thanked the citizens OF Baton
Kpurc. for their kind attentions. and said they
had not been absent IRON his mind twenty
iuar hours q. ANY one time for many years
lie dfaak daily from a sllves cup Which they
had preseaied lsim IN appreciation Of his San
aav Mail Report. and he would ever cherish
i, as a sacred m~taneatc. II was an ondearing
reflection to hia that the citizens oi Baton
lSouee approved this part OF his life as mani
tested BY the beautiful present above alluded
"a. Aceltain class Of citizens had cndeape9ed,
III iacesSant ~petIon.ng, 10 deprive Us Of a
,sE.ion Of tie liberty guaranteed 10 rs by tie
constitution, They wished 10 stop the trar- |
,,ler Ga his way, to prevent the reading Of
newspapers and even letters from friends du-
ing he sabbath, thereby restraining the IL
berry of lie press, eratapirg opinion, and debar-
ring lis from worshiping eur creator in that
way, which feassn and conscience should die
,gic. lie had been ia public life thirty-eight
! ears, aad If moi the beautiful c~oarser. he had
leea a hard working hsrse-whiie others
ouii polish more APPLY he could do the drudg-
~. He had worked in the field and in the
lii .fta'~. and aas still wiling to labor for