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PROSPECTUS
TO THE NEW VOLUME OF
TIL U. STATES2MAGAZIN
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

VOLUME H. COMMENCING july, 1912.
John l.. O'SuLiran. Editor.
BY an increase in the number Of
pages, and by an alteration in its ty-
biographical arrangements. the guam
rity of matter heretofore furnished 10
the readers of the Democratic Re-
view, will be increased in its future
numbers about seveniv-fve per cent.
The Editor expects valuable aid to
his own efforts, during the course Of
the coming year. from 4 number Of
The most able pens of the great Dem
%ocralic Partv-,ogetArr with that OF
others, in its purely literary depart
ment, to which the same political de-
signatlon is not TO be applied. Among
them may be particularly named
Bancroft, J. F. Cooper. Amos Ken
dali. v hitter, Sedgwick. GIIpin, But
Ter, Parke Goodwin, Hawthorne, Da-
vezac, Paulding. A. II. Everett,
Brownson, Cambreleng, J. l.. Ste
phens, Tilden. Tasistro, Eames, Bry-
ant. Cass, C. J. lngersoll.
The Monthly Financial and Com
metcial articles, which have frequent
y been pronounced by the most in
tel!igent criticisms during the past
year in themselves alone worth the
subscription 10 the work, will be con-
tinued from the same able hand.
An arrangement has been made by
which the Boston Quarterly Reriep,
edited by Mr.. Brownson, will be
merged in the Democratic Review,
the latter being furnished to the sub.
scIibers Of the former, and Mr..
Brownson being a..irequent and regu-
lar contributor 10 its pages. 1t is
proper to state that Mr.. Brownson's
articles will be marked by his name;
though TO most readers they would
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internal evidence; and that it has
been agreed, under the circumstances,
that these contributions shall be indie
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rial revision and control-the author
alone having a similar responsibility
Tor whatever popularity of views they
may contain, as though appearing in
the original work which has been
heretofore edited with such dis,in-
gulshed ability by himself.
Among other attractive papers in
preparation for the forthcoming vol.
ume, will be found some personal
sketches, "reminiscences, and anec.
doies OF the private life Of General
Jackson, from the pen OF an intimate
friend and member of his Cabinet.
The Portraits with which it is in
tended 10 illustrate the numbers of the
ensuing year, and which will be exc
cuted 10 a fine style of engraving, by
}. l.. Dick, Of this city, are those ol
Col. r. NJ. Johnson, Of Kentucky,
Hon. Silas Wright, OF N. York.
." James Buchanan, of PENN,
J Z. Calhoun, Of S. Carolina,
1. II. Benton, of Missouri,
X. J.. Walker, of Mississippi,
Theodore Sedgwick, of Mass,
c. G. Cambreleng, Of N. York,
Gov. Dorr, Of Rhode Island,
Porter, OF Pennsylvania,
With two or three of the most emf.
nent members of the great Liberal
Party of Europe, from different coun.
tries; or else of others of shome pro.
| dpcf,DD ,oo,rd,n,, 40 A. 1 4,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
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decd, from the Clerk Of County Court Of
Pike County--bcaring date the "A of Oct.
A.. d.. 1912: all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate Of said
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year from the date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit
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presented within three years they will be
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LEvINA IL. SANFORD, A'"'
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Graham's Lady's and Gentleman's
MAGAZINE.
TIE PROSPECTUS FOR 1873.
EDITORS:
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REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS:

REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS;
J. Fenimore Cooper, Richard II. Da-
ma, William Cullen Bryant. Henry
w. Lonfellow, L. C. Grat,an,
Charles F. Hoffman.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

9s.aArtaN or rlR BANkRurr LAw,-tha
only wording Naae of the Bankrupt Law that
~ have nssFg took place III th,a town laat
tteef. IN the caan tho person who took tho
bonntt OF the Act, had haen N good credit up
to tho day Of making ost Ma po,itleR. Nia
property, therefore. had net bean Eleagad and
was under his control. In round numbers.
hts Indebtedness was $1,000, but hie asnats
were only half that sum. At the asla At hiH
property there was a largo gathering q peoa
pie, and not n suspicion rested upon the mini
Of any ono that he wished 70 leirau& hia Gro,
ditors. He found hinrsolf IN deb. beyond his
ability 10 pay. and gave up all to his creditors
and ASKED 70 be dlseharged--tha law comes to
his aid, and in this case ita humane provisions
were obviously stamped upon a large and NOR
itorious family, who can now begin tho world
again, with lessons OF experience that will be.
Useful to orory member Of it.~-Northampton
Democrat,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
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Ndie 4 esptftng ne C~anFnhdio,'.
~" l. Whom nSpettenr" rhaII tiptt,t oil
Tho netnssity Of amending thin forelnnt1on,
and II ~tanIgfity Of ali tho fnenbefa otrrtrd /,
oath house Of The general aasstnbiy shall with.
III tho first twHhty dbya IT their stated annual
session. concur IN passing a law. specifying
The alterations intended 80 be made, for taking
lbe 5etlsy Of tho E1ll ia6bin Of this state, ha
10 the necessity and espedtr3y II calling a
convention, Il al'll b. the duty Of lla %sagatal
returning officers, Al .t9 nfKt gsiiafal election
Wh'sli alhtf b. bald irf tnhfraahtai ,yna after
tho pAdSaga Q! s'ifh Law, thapan Il poll fuf, and
riala fathrlt 10 tie datthtalg far tho tins be.
my, If tha iiapnap NJ al thpsr entitled IL yotr
fer Representatives,, who have voted fdf calling
4 c0tIPahtlof, an II'ltefaua5ti II shall aIbgaf
that a majority Of all Tho ~eltigefa If this at4ta.
entitled tt vote for representatives, hapa va
ted fpt i convention, tho general aRfft.5i.
shall 'iiffF' that etnilar poll shall b. a6sf.ad.
and 'Hten for tho ohat jahr. aud # lbAterr,
OF, il sI,pil appear hat n nhiorit' If tho ell.
snrH Of this alhtd aftitled "a Fete fnf fepteaen-
thttssH. have Voted foF 4 e8ng.tilDtl, tho phu-
afal aHsninbI, shall 1T tliatf uett ]sesFto,,, call
Il convention IL fttttstAt of 40 ttahY mnnibrfn
al tlt4ft aFiall liz III tita fn:nfHi assembly, and
no more, To he be- chosen IN the same manner
httd rtHp4ftehi It the Hnmo plaffs and nj Tho
rHtne ttinb, hat representatives arc, by eitts
Shhs untitled vote for Representa- yea md n
meet within three months aftof Tho naii nlef.
ton, for the purpose If feajopttng. amending
df rtfhttgihg thin constitution, but If il shall
by The Yr'f u either Year, ~ aforesaid, that 4
%mb'otit5 # al the citizens entitled to VOTE lof
Representatives,, DID at yate for a Convention,
4 contention 9h4t' tdt b. called
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

4 gay t~!fse.rer ef me other ser,--A
witchlng woman of twenty. five lately
succeeded IN winning tho heart of n vi.
dover, n farmer in the stato of Now York.
She told apitiinl tale Of how she had Iapg
been n mafk for Tho arrows of fortune,
drew tears Of pity from her listener, I'LL
pity being a'!ih to love, tho last followed
close upon t,e heels Of the former, and
tho good farmer offered hia ,iaad afd
home. She a ieopteA. horro,ged four bun.
dred dollars Of her tiisuspectire lnrer, DO.
pnr.ed fer Rochester to receive soino mo.
ney sha said waa duo her there. and Inns
not since returned. Tho tHice widowed
farmer ts.hs hsre4t o. aia heart, his money
and his expected wife, may exeIaim moro
tcclIngls than RIOS: ~!,as'ess, t'the eouise of
true love neYer id run e.nooth. a. Tho
lads', It .nrpents, mas seen recognized ms
ono who hes been remarkably successful.
IN duping t1any other candidates for ma.
trimony after tAe sasse fashion. Nat,
fnteHigcwccr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

GROWTH or MnwAuKiRs--Eight years ago
The first frame house was erected at Milwau-
lsie. II now contains four ,honsand inhahi-
tants, Two hundred and fifty dwelling houses
worn put up last year, and it is estimated that
three hundred and fifty or four hundred will
60 np this year. II Is but yesterday. as it
we're, that Milwaukee was the very jumping
off place in the Far West, and yet such has
acen liz rapid growth, and SO important has it
become in a commercial point of view that the
nvoftihter Of thc Milwaukee sentinel has heon
induced .e 'ss"e ! tFi.weckly paper. called
tho Commercial Herald, This IL what we
GALL Goipg ahead with 4 rush,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

NATtfa A~toahnSct. @ 'Fellow Cit.
zens." snid n warm admEci bf'Teeum.
seh.' tho other dey II 4 gathering 10 Cal
latin county, Esisasnti. !" selloW. citizens,
whnr u,as Herty Clay at the battle Of the
Thnmes7 Why. genta. ho VIVA playing
poker with the crowned lends Of Euf9pc,
Holland and i large p2rt Of Fi'ufae$
going his thousands better on airy pair
tho %iniernal ~iilack'cgi But g,Yar was
Uiea Johnson a tho battle oflho Thames J
He was up TO bis knees in tloor! md aud
tearing tho %lnurels nom tho lion'e t.ioth
10 feed tho uniledsed ooglea Of Colauay.
let's ltgttor.a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

R,as saa boeasAeS ~ CaaaGd Tka most
serious riots have oeeu rcd lately in canada
among the lahorsrs eGon the Reauharuais ca
aal, Tho civil fc:ee aea,g .rnasla to euoll
fharE. . ANAL haly Of s-oosa 9eEa called l.,
and tho following Wcrc tie ~resGi,s. as statel
= the Montreal Carrier OF the 18th ut
Fhc riot act was read b. Mr.. Crawford,
ana tire men warned 10 d~ispcrga :; il was an
swered by a rofley Of stones. AID a fow shots
were fired, by one N which tase 81 the dra-
goons was badly wounded. Tho ,,ath then
tired with blank cartridge, and the effect Ct
this inludioious measure was as usual /; it
only gsve confidence 10 the mob, and,they ad-
yanced Ia a body upon tho small body Of
military, tirlng as they came, The order was
immediately given to the dragons to fire
with ball and charge at the same time the
74th poured in a rolley and advanced with tho
beyones, Eight men fell dead. and the
wounded lay N all objections. The rioters
fled preslritatelv, and were followed Ely the
ear:lfyy watch charged through and tn. oueh
them. cuising them down with their swarde.
Tc avol9 their parsners. many OF tha tiotsrs
'leared into the river and were S-rs2t dow7
the Rapids md scfc seer from the Cedars
struggling in vain - they were borne ire.
f,t.ihlr or 70 dcs,lucticn.
The killed are va.iouslv estimated from,
i 70 70, and the wounded ii between 80
ard DO, but at PRESENT It 10 impossible -
form arr correct opin.en fout died at ST.
Th,no'ls Of their ~ofnds yesterday morning.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

Par;otjc il rot Fac:;c-.-a Washington
IL his som, says
when a young lady signs the pledge.
it's just as good as two.
For when hs- swoehcart fnds it out,
Hes got TO sign il tso..
sroust=g ~lla iucss Tbs Bnifato
@D#ly Gazette" q ths 18th inst. s,a+es that
',h9 Eeuyanea : Niagara Falls ara 700
i1aFiss suite aprstty speculation by picking
up villa Ssesa VAIN 60 Hveg shs Falls d.
ring the hight, EsTo cav in ous streets res
terday, several fine black ducks, which were
picked up there in tbs morning, and sold to 7
gentleman in THIS city. We learn that large
numbers hare bean secured in thig wsv with.
in a few months pest. Dark nights generally
YIELD he ierrrncR nc richess hlytee','
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

An iScipENr.-Whcn tho President
wns in Philadelphia, an honest German
went mp aud addressed hun, saying
How lsh you, Mynhecr prcsident7"
The President signifed TO the inquirer
that he was well, and felt indebted for the
interest in his welfare, evinced by tho
quostloner.
a . | ish your conshin, and wants n situa.
shun,' said tho elt.introduccd stranger.
All !" said tho President; ''prav how
arc You related to mo : or what situation
doyou wish to fill /" u.
why, | ish your coushin. german
said tho ofGce-secker, "and YOU make me
Tohseco inspae.w--I isIra right good
Judge Of tho weed
The President tod his "conain, ccrmsn"
that on his re;ara to W~assinsto, he wculd
submit hS clai5sa 20 bis Cabinet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

An Awful fHAaEpY.-Tha Washington
(AfkanBas) Telegraph Of the 2ilh nlt. brings
VA in ingielligshea ~ hiibeking murlaru con-.
mitsed IN Ebore .Fahfe, Ouaehita county, Ar.
Kansas,
Mr.. Eara Hill, If mo firm Of ifIll \ hutlar,
waa the owner Of ii"e iegroae-a man and his
wife and their free female children, tha eldeat
about fourteen and .he youngaHt about nihe
yeAfa old. Mr.. Hin. on the 10Th uit; gave
the mothei afders 10 no certain wnst,t. which
ahe reIueed, and hoIng threatened with pun.
i%ahtnont, Hhn ran and made her escape to the
woeda, lIer husband then ssisea an ase
and made an attack on MIR. Hill, in.sieting no.
vefal severe blown. when hs daughter, n girl
OF ID, interpreted between them, and received
a blow Intended for hef father, aud fell 10 tho
earth MORALLY wounded, Mr.. Hill finally
orernowerea the negro, and wfsated the axe
from him. lila little aen, a lad Of Ia, ron to
Tho house ios a gun loaded with hueknhh',
which no discharged into the shoulder # the
negro. The follow, however, did net faii,. hut
took to his hecls. He found hia wlfa and
children on The banks of tho river and hayr
Ing explained TO them tho crimes which he
had committed, ha inaIptad that they should
die with him, and after much tarstraint hn
succeeded in drowning ~ltneell and his three
children lila wife cspapri nv n~li,pine to n
,fne. A party ii sutaseit dlaroteFol ief IN this
ait,stlst esS subsequently reeneered the four
hodits Of the drowned pegroea, and buried
chem. Mr., l.ill'e d~angl,er atill survived AZ
she last accounts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

1RotlcAL rRuIrs.--A greea holss in
this climate viii enable us 10 have all Tho
tropical fruits and plants j, abundance
and perfection. II properly CONSTRUCTED
there will DO no occasion for fire. We
saw ono in Opelousas recently, owned by
Il Mr.. CahanIn, in which he had a very
large variety Of plants, all Of which arc
in a most thrifty condition. He raises in
1t every year an %abuudance of the hama.
ma, pineapple, lemon, shaddock, oraneo,
%c'tron, gGava, etc, and it requires no
other care than occasionally watering the
plants and shutting the windows as the
sun leaves them. We understand that he
finds the rnlsine ofthose fruits very prof.
table business.-TranH:n BQnncr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

lnthc louisville Journal Of tho 18th,
VIC find tho following:
hnotacr drowned man ms been t#ken
ffon tho Ohio. Hcar tho mouth Of Salt
river, with gold in h's tocLcts to the
amount Of $500, Tho amount found on
the body OF tho Gsowncd man tiant We 10.
ticed yesterday Was $l,T0G. taeae two
make just about tho snount stolen
from n gentleman an beard tho Vicis>3urg,
at this port, about s week dgo. THO rob,
bcrs jumped from the aftcr.enards o. :ho
boat, with tho intention Of swimming
ashore, bIG it seems tEat bc., were
drowned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

EMpcFThFT Aux F#ETNG.
: rno "a 4r+bi6a 80 directeprs ~ C1,lege
re 1Atcn Sottg". ten2e -e>-m?ent II cc1.
dlhca> hnancI.se g. 7a55 2yant etc p-:c7 N
conBieegstion1, uiviIegec et- nct@~,s ~ Pre-
gident de- IA dts lnftit1:.on, de -st1ire "a
F6t. cent sur les pig e'a5lh, Pogrvu qua
paiemeLt %y:t fat, ponctUclIcc.at +~'zv,nce
tous &c tr!mes,-s ol t5rn.a
1sH prix eI2vLs ara1t 6te 49, I - ~
10 Cot1fGcl or rsTsr5 cae SO 1aren8 as,s;-
."rt -92infeHzn+ l'oceasiri dee s~aulager 30
p~tr,ccE2 Gre le1r ofre retrs :a;t!t4ti~-. -c:7
Iscrcatlon Dc !. jeuceo1e. g? acc2.5a2t ~
eoutie1 liberal.
10 JUN 1881 z. Il. R:.E-ET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
T. FDR CASH

The rhdHfatgned informs MIA ftl.hGS AMI
the public III genera that he ans Just re- e,v"d
n large a.ertra&rf i iiae goods Sncii M Cloth
ing, dry afa iasfy goods anitabIe for the sra
son, and that IN has n. aae IN aFraHgS ne ut II
be able &c receive SCOTS s,hs1n h. will be able
tn sell AZ ctAaF G., cash Oh any other store Ia
toTh An1 lie alaa szvifee psfsoas desiring 10
pEtcfa@' teaGE - cora: as! .taH,4ne his
goods ac we'll as fts prices before purcnaailng
in a::y 9th, stosg 2 SANGER.
80 ~ :. Iafaretse -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

THE roaA1o-Thouas jefferson Ran.
dolphe. in an address before the agricultural
Society Of Albemarle county. yirginia, late
t~enoliect when the tomato vas cultivated as
an ornament to tae four gardens. called lors
apple and deemed poisonous. It was eaten
b. one individual, 4 foreigner. whose Pc
constitution, or the formation of Yhose
stomach, vas supposed to rosie, lie deleteri-
effects.
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