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,,,g ,5,s FATAL DUEL.

Two musquiloeS one morning met on
Q IsSfin q garden. BO,h we're filled
with the blood drawn from their last noe.
GufAul aepreds,iony. Ttey we're silent
and edUnipy !" cross and slvsge. One
Of them ran out his sling, and wiped il
On bic fOFe leg. The OlheE thrust out
bic sting aud poinled il towards the first
nusquiloe. This was considered an in>
suit. And so the offended musquiloe
steps up TO the other and says:
,tDid yOu turn your sting up at met"
The answer was-'I ran out my sting,
yon sah apply it as you ctOose."
gsSii,' says the 6rsl "Y'u are very i'm
p0ltinent."
,gAnsWer --'Sir, your remarks Ssvor Ol
TascaliIy''G asa
silHah!" exclaimed the oiher,'a down
Tightinsult No gentlemanly muSquilos
will submit 10 such treatment without de
manding Satisfaction! Draw, villain
end defend yourself!" They rushed TO
Rsther, aud running one another through
ne body, died ''bonOrOble" deaths.
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TnUusroN. confined in jail at Charles
ION foy forgery, has committed suicide

MHE MoNKEI's TRICK. Lord TSyn'
hams French cook SO Irpned q monkey
asto make him useful in pluCklng his
poullry and winged game for the spit
The monkey was one day following bis
occupation at the open window Of the
back kichen aud had just pIucked one Of
: brace Of partridges, when hawk POGnc'
cd upon Il and cprrled il of. Poor Pug
was in sad fright, well knowing the
licking that awaited him. Nil despeTsn-
DOM, however, was his molto. lie pluck
ed his coursge up and the remaining pat
ridge, and laid the bird in The window =
The hawk, pleased with the feast, re-
turned IOr another titbit; when Mum stiz
ed him, and in spite Of bis scratching and
rsechIAg, plucksd him alive, and laid
him and the partridge down before The
cook, aud with a gesture stronger than
language seemed 10 say els all right
there's your brace Of birds,a fair exchange
81 10 robbery"
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Il pnINTEn RLOW-

E,AniNvAlid sent for physician, the late
Dr.. Wbeslman, and after OBTAINING him
for some time with description Of his
pains, aches, &C. he thus summed il up
With
-ai.Now Doctor you have humbugged
me long enough with your good for moth
ing pills and worthless syrups,they don
touch the real difficulty. | wish you tc
glTlks the cause Of my ailmeni, ifit is ia
your power 20 reach IL"
1T shall he DONE said the DOctor,at the
Tame lime lifting his cane and demOlish'
inR 0 decan,er Of Gin that sIoNd upon IhS
sideboard,
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a7 sTAINBURN's IN
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS 5a

are the best an,billious medicine ever used !IheS
are strongly Recommended to all those who al
suffering with bilious fever, fever and ague, Ici
headache, &c., US being al infallibls and new.
or failing remedy: The Stainburn anti-bil
lous pillshave also been found eminently ben
efciaI in the following C. complaints: Liver com
female cbstruc ions, incipient diaTIhoea ,loss o
appetite, ,habitual costiVeness, distension Of the
st1mach and bowels, Hatulenee, furrads tongue,
nausea, collie, jaundice, bIotched or sallow
plexon, and in all cases OF torpor Of the
bowels where pure aperient or eathartic medi-
cine is needed. From the factof their being
tormet entirely of extracts they are not uDpleH'
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Whsn thew havon hsadaehs,sr feel lev oplritsd.
relief, s2l1 ST7 n 'TIiIE
Ishermans Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2i cents, and warranted better than an
other Plasters for reuring rheumatism, l. mbaEns
pain or weakness in the pide, breast, back, o.
any part Of the body, worn on the lower part
Of the spine, they cure the piles; draws eofna
out by the roots in about two days ThsSs
are the cheapest and best plasteIs In the worlds
Many persons would not b without them for a0
many doll rs as they cost eentS They ere
spread by machinery, and the enormous quanti-
ty over one milliUn is sold every year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford such quick and aston
ishing relief that some call them The Magic
Plaster. J.W. HOxie, Esq. Mr., Michael Mar
tin, George D. Strong, Esq B. Cromwill, 4
multitude of others, who have experienced
such great and decided benefit from the genuine
Sherman's Plaoter, mightLe referred 10, Csu-
ton Is necessary, See that sou get the gepu-
in4 Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters. Printed
directions are on the back Of each plaster, with
a ctsiniLe Of DR.. SheTmans name. Man
spurious and worthless imitR lions are hawks,'
aboHt; they should always bo ayoided-tru
none b ut SheTman's; his fs sure 70 cpre, and
alors spossesses the secret Of making L.. =, st,-.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, BY d. J Stewbrt, sit -
Feesburgh Daniel Trout. ,hff
HamersSilie, w. b. Wright. r,-r e.t
IRusselsyille, lambert Nowland. ~
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit, !, ,,,-,, .....
Decatur, Thomas and West. = y f3-J
Fairview, Robert Patten. f sa.ta lra
Eekmausvi!!es John Morrison. ,it -su.nl
West Union, Wesley Lee d, % g,rtr--.
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ExecuIto5r's sac.

I'm pursuance Of an order Of the court
LOT Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, and ereSived at their last April
Term; willprOcsed on the Premises on
the 10Th day Of Augnstnextheiwasn the
hours Of 10 and A o'clock aud will then
and there sell, nat public auction,
the foil0wing real estate OF (which
Bsnismin Sutton, late Of said county
died seized to wit, the west one third
Of lots Nos. SO. 5l.y & SO, in the town OF
Decatur said cOunly.--Also lots Nos. 81
So. 50. so. Oh 62a 90. ,64, 6S. 076. IA.
TO- 80. 81. SO, So a. IN said iownBOf
Decatur, said lots ITO be sold at less
than twp lhitds Of the appraised lvalue
thereof 90 returned 10 said Court and ups
ORthe. following terms aOswil, OAs third
cash7in hsad, on6thiFd id one yeaE9 end
the residue I'M no years With interest,"
from thOpdsysOf sAlesio baoSeeuFed hy
bond tRA sSadIssenrilgqa
JoHN RNlGRE, Executor Of
Benjamin GallOnlaselds
June "a, 1874.
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tSAS~tO utaAss ulpstap eoNtng oestS~a
west SO poles TO AhiOkoTy thence south,
27i degrees west, 8 poles 10 two buck-
eyes and lynn, thence south, 25 degrees
east, "a poles 10 . stone, thence north,
90 degrees east, 3S poles, north, 70 de.
grees east, II poles, south, % degrees
east, Is poles 10 bunch Of lynns ;lhence
45 ~ poles to the beginning containing
664 acres. TO be sold as the real estate
Of James Wright atlhe suits Of Alexsn-
der Parker. Valued a. $50 per acre.
ALSO,
The following tract OF land ling on.
tho west fork Of Brush creek in Brown
county Ohio and bounded as fOllows:--.
Beginning at a stake south east corner 10
VIM. Surguy, and running south with
his line through the meadow west % A.
| 10 poles to a stake TO the orchard fence I;
thence north 8 degrees vest, 2 $40
poles TO a sake at the north east corner
Of the orchard, thence north, IS west,
Al ts2 poles TO a stake at the middle Of
the north east end or the orchard; thence
south, 2 degrees east, 49 poles through
the middle Ofthe Orchard 10 stake,
thence west 81 poles acIOss bTsnch to
a stone aud sugsrtree ,on the bank ,thencs
south, 81 degrees west, 81 poles 10 q
stone, dogWood, black walnut sapling and
whileoak thence north 66 l.2 degrees
west, 43 poles TO a stone and dead elm
at the west ehd Of the partition line south
ives. corner to VIM. Surguy and in line
Of the original survey, thence with said
line south % AS degrees west,io hick-
ory and ash corner 10 Vim, Duffy, thence
south 6S degrees east, ia poles 10 a
white walnut and 2 ashes, thence north,
% degrees east so $40 poles 10 a stone
and buckeye on the bank Of the creek
in the old line, thence north, SO 3 5 de-
grees west, 81 poles to a stake at the
meadow, thence north, ] degree east to
The beginning, containing In all93 acres,
more or less, S7l acres iE Thomas
Blackwelfs survey Of 1000 acres No
I043, and 81 acres in Robert Morow'e
survey Of 1000 acres. TO be sold as the
real estate Of Joshua D. Haughawaut Al
the suit Of Graham for the use Of N
Longworth and VIM, SlOckell. Va!ueC
at $l2 90 per acre. as.0
/ -. ALSO, ~, o,..
The following real estate lying on th'
waters of whiieOak creek in Brown coun
ty Ohio, part Of q survey made in III
name Of Thomas Warning No. 1890: Be
ginning at a'pOint in the creek opposil
cherry andctwo sugarlrees on the soui
\ bank Of the creek at corner TO Jane
! Bell, thence down the said creek till Op
posite two ironwoods and beech on th
r south bankof. the said creek, corner Il
|, John PetiyjobD (ormerly Amos Petty
iohn,) theme s. is deg, E, 80 poles to
: beeches, thence 8. 4S deg, W. 42 l.!
poles to two beeches and q sugarlree
! thence s. IS deg, E. 90l2 poles to
water beech, ash and oak, corner to d.
vid Foreman, thence MIS- deg. E. 8
poles with Foreman's line tOa doewOOC
corner TO James Bell, thence with Jane
Bells line N. IA deg. w. l39 l-2 pole
to the beginning containing seventy 6v
acres, more or less (T5 aCrss,) To b
: sold as the real estate Of Richard H
', Masters at the suit of George Jarmsn.-
Valued a, $S G6.
VIM, SHIELDS, Sh'Hr 3. CO.
| Sheriffs Office, jane 18th, 1874.
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Essiq aommo0 uwoI8
) .MORDECAI BARTLEY.

- eMORDEGAl hAkELiEt.
uhdesisnd that The Federsliss
hadihs old cefiln handbill pedlOr At their
Clsrelsnd Convention, 10 show him of,
Bot ths mads such poor work OF il, that
they copcludsd il best to get him ont Of
the way As snou as possible. So 8 speech
Was Wfiiish which they pretended Bart.
ley dsliVsEsd, /, whether he did or not, j
doaaV mstierlOE il was not speech enough
10 hutl him--snd the old man was starts
Odaf scrOss lois TO Rlchland, where be
viii PrObablg follow Clay's example, and
esas op fer the present, among his muS'y
Ooiid heDdbhls! ae
.Ws lnegsstihst be- court the poetic
mpsssaRd give the people second verse
toihs following, sscribed TO him in 1926;
4fslS Militia men we're shot,
.sAnd, o. itseems 10 me
"a dreadful deed--a bloody act
as'0fnesdless CRUEL TX."
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a
The Citizens of BTnwD ctUnty WLO are la
ooring under diseases arising from impurities
the blOod-shOuld hever dispair of being brought
to sound state OF health until they have tried
Wright's Indian vege ia BILE Pills.
They are the most efficient medicine eve n-
troduced to the public for all diseases arising
from impurities ofths blood.
Wright's Indian Vegetable PillswiII always
prove an easy, safe and efficient remedy, IN
the following diseases: Bilious int eimitt,rt
remitttent & inAamatory feve fever AIue
iaundice, cholera moTbus, naUseS, liver cLm-
plant, habitual cOstivensss, dispepsin, drNpty,
appopexy sick head ache, colds coughs, ,consrn p.
tion, asthma, & all diseases arising from impu
rites of the blood. ''i
4 Ii should be remembered, when the Il etn en-
eter stands at ninety degrees in the shade, tist
the process of digestion is performed with inch
extreme languor, that our food instead Of btirE
speedily dissolved and converted int nut Tintn MT
for tha body, often becomes actually spoiled tr
purified inthe stomach. Hince bad breath
disagTeeabls taste in hemouth, cholie, pail q,
dysentsry, cholera moibus, s,INFLUFNZA, anG
other diseases,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are eerfSI
cure for all the above dangerous complaints; be
cause they cisnnss the, alimenfeTy canal frcm
oil those bilious and putrid humoTs which srs
tho cause, notonly Of all disorders of the how,
ollss but Of every malady incident TO Man,
They also aid andimprove digestion and puffy
the blood, and therefore give health ssnd Risor
to the whole fFamesa as well as drive pain Of
every description fIomthe body.
II should be remembered, all genuine medic
cine has Wrightss Vegetable 'Pillsnea;ly print
ed en- the sides Of the boxes and thailf the won
Wright'S cannot be found, all is positively
, u AGENT for the sale ofthe above napso
Wrighrs IndiS Vegetable Pills. 81 GeoTEetowR
D. J. STEWART.
Al. STRoUBE, HiggihspoFt.
II L. NowLAND; Rus elville. a stN
SrLAs THOMAS, Decatur.
July 92d, I643.
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Brown Common Pleas.
Ihah q SIitlSr Mnru 4 hia


wife. Ia chanceTy.
Joan Foster, widow and Nathaniel G. Foster
and Others, ehildreI, grand children and
heirs ofJersmiah Foster decd.
YTNtlE petitioners have this day filed their
bill in the Clerks Office Of the above nam
cd Court, alleging that said Mary Is aehili and
heir Of JeEemiAh Foster decd. who died the
owner Of lots Nos. AZ aud III in Ripley Brown
county Ohio, that said Mary owns an undivi-
ded eighth part thereof, and they pray partition,
or sale Ofsaid property, so that her interes.
may be assigned to lhem in severalty; thai
some Of said Fosters hairs reside In Kentucky,
some In Pennsylvania aux others IL Wiscon-
stn Territory. Notice 10 hereby given said de.
fsndents that at the nexl term Of said court
application will be made for the necessary ore
ders to effect . partition accordingly; all of
which will more fully appear BY reference 10
said Bill. 9IFs 5'vg g4a
a HAMEa & JOHNSTON, Soils. for Pspp.
Nay lstq, ls44.
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Brown Common Pleas.

HIP. Isving aud Others Guar. I -
dian Of hsIrs ofthe MatgaEstJ ones Petition ts
decd. vs. sell land.
Margaret Ions's heirs. H.'9 as1l3feH H4
THE petitioners have this day flied thsil
pstitionin the Clerks OHics Of the above nam
ed Court, stating that their Wards, --heira ol
MAFga :st Jones late Of Buckingham county
Virginia decd, are the ownersof 197 acres Of
land IN Brown county Ohio, part Of survey
No, 1853 On Straight creek and praying said
Courtto authorize said Guardians TO sell the
sams--bssausp tits necessary for the maivtsn.
ance and Il f9r the benefit 81 said Wards.sat the
next Term Of said Coa,t the petitioners viii
ask ios orders accoFdingly. ss fesY
rs $50 HANEa & yoHNpTon, Solis. for Pstr's.
Nay 18th, Ia44.-sw
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Road Notice

RE1HhT the county Commissioners at their
session on ths hnt Monday Of Juue instant,
Levied 6ftsOu cents on each hGndTed dollars, on
ali sazable properly for Road purposes, and that
shs Saia tax may be discharged by labor on the
noade under the direction Of the Supervisors o
sha ssseFsl road dissiets,at The rate Of seventy
svs eeaisi pei day. ...... -.
: ,gsns 70, 1874. aliinsl,.2u..
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Notice. .

The undersigned will hereafter practice iawiI
partnsrshiP,i in the several courts Of Brown couI
Iyg %. Their Office is ip front fthe court hous
where they will alwaysbe found, unless absen
on PrOfessional business. All matters conidsl
to their care will be attended to with idelit,
and pune tu atty. @ T. Il. HAMER.
asto 8t a s. w, JOHNSTON
May97.h. Is4S,
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Martha Jane Mckee A. George w Lake
81 Mary Lake.his wife.

WILL TAKE NOTICE l'va
K KNFIAT 4 petition was filed aga inst
them on the lSlh,dsy Of June 1874
.in lie Court Of Common Pleas Of Brown
county Ohio, b. Wm. B. Mckee and is
now beading, wherein be demands par
liIion of the following real estate 10 VII.
Fify acres Of land lying in said county
on he waters Of SiTaighi creek Of whIch
James Nc KeeJrdied seized, par, ofa CUR.
yev ei 2OOOacres In the name OF JobH
Tibbs No. 1886 & 1882 and hist ii ihe
next term Of said Court application viii
lie made by the said demandsnt for an
oder chat partition may b 'IBsde Of
said premises and dover bei 4sssirned
therein. WsLLIAM b. Nick II. " his :
Guardian and Kext yFend
go John Ralslob, pstidbhe
asa's " DAvtDsC. Dyss AIlV
June lie. is44.-sws ssSsE
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! AND MAYsvILL e
GunMaking and Repairin g

By the subscrlUer, in Augusta, KY, on High
sst, t,6fst corne above the College,.
BLACKSMITHING carried on, on ths
same lot, in all its various branches, Cans u
either businsss will be attended to on the
shortest notice. New RIFLES always on
hand-warranted not inferior tOany.
M. SELLS.
N. B. want quality of good eurlsd guT
toeks for which will give aliberal price,.
T ...s.- NJ. s.
Augusta KY, June 18th .1842.
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Brown Co. Common Pleas.

William M. Armstrong
Charles Poner'sAd's& Mortgage.
Charles POrter'sheIrs
In puTsuAncs Of an order Of the courI
Of Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made al their April term 1884, =
will offer at sale at The front door Of the
OOuft house in Georgetown, on the 18th
day Of July, 1874, between the hours ol
10 o'clock a, IN. and 4 pm. ofssid day,
the following described real estate 10 Wit.
In lot in the lOsn of Ripley Brown coun.
y Ohio, known Upon the recorded plat
Of said town by its number one hundred
and twenty one ne y. The above real
estate 10 be sold in satisfaction Of 4 de-
cree rendered in said Cour. Ia favor Of
the C omplsinant in the above case. The
said real estate valued at four hundred
and fifty dollars Terms oi sale cash in
hand.
Georgetown, May 81, 1874. ,4
+ts,l.. DAVID FBRRTER,
MasterC Commissioner inChancery |
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~ tke next Term Of the, Cont Of Common
-. 4, be holden ID Gtofgstown Brown county
1n.sa.o n the 2Oth day Of August 1886 Wit
er.iy ~ satd Court TO make Al order vacaslng
M loun plat Of fEEnisonvilie ~ said eoq4nty--I
SSinr sois proprietor thsFsof.as q
gsnsIO, 1874.
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We are requested to anOunes THOkAs
SHARP Of Aberdeen as 3 candidate for
Sheriff Of Brown county. VA, nl
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Lambs Wool Wanted.

The undersigned wishes 10 purchase quan(i-
ty Of Clnan LSmbs' Wool, for which the maTkSl
pd CO will bo given, at my Hat Store iniGeorge!
own. so lsyl l--l.
JOHN KAY.
June I, 1874, ,--Gw n
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Blahk Deeds

Ss SslssGi the .afiss oftha Demoera,i
Standard
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The following real estate to- wit: In
lot No. ,ll3 IN the town Of Lavanna
Brown county Ohio. To'bs sold as the
real estate OF Jacob ShulIz at the suit Of
Wm. Thompson Valued SIS.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-15

Srrayed or abducted from the Office Of
the Free Press, On the night of the l4lh
inst. a Loco, FLOODED chicken, in bad
health ard wearinga sickyand downcast
appearance, occasioned by anxiety and
distress Of mind. 1t is strongly suspected
that said chicken has fallen prey to the
villianous old Indiana coon of 1870, as
the varmin.s' scream was heard about the
Free Press office just before Growing time.
Whoever will return said chicken, togeth-
er with the thief, shall be entitled to 100
city lots in Pokeberry on the Island Of
Texas in the mouth OF the Mississippi.
BoIs BLANC.
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should have thus suddenly changed the
minds of freemen. On the other hand l
see much that should have made them
firm as the everlasting hills in resisting
the annexation of Texas. The slave
power Of the Union there said, by its rep
reseniaiion. you must give us Texas that
we may gain and perretua,e an uncon-
trollable ascendancy in the councils OF
the nation. And shall freemen bow TO
such dctaiion ? Forbid it spirit of '76 :
Mr.. Editor, / am wholly unable TO ac-
count for these conversions. If your
philosophy and acquaintance with polit-
real revvals will enable you 10 do il, you
will confer favor on community. Ii
these converts 10 Annexation would have
meetings to relate their experience. think
they would be fully attended. They no
doubt wouh be highly interesting. think
that new principles in mental philosophy
would be developed. Suppose you sho'd
suggest to them ihe preprie'y Of no hing
such meetings.
There are some features in this revi-
val that bear no analogy 10 anything in
religious revivals. In the latter, converts
are from all political parties. But have
noticed that in this revival the subjects all
belong to one party. Why is This?
There is another point in which there
is no analogy. The subjects of religious
REVEALS generally re made better men.
This is not trre SO far as my observation
has extended IN regard to Tire subjects of
the present revival. They appear no
better in any respect Un the Other hand
they seem more acrimonious. There is
still another point in which there is 10 a.
nalogy. The subjects Of religious revi>
walls are very prone 10 speak of this
change, especially to their friends. Bat
those who have been so suddenly CONVEX.
led to annexation seem wholly disinc.in.
ed TO say word about their change. !
Confess [ am wholly unable 10 account
for this silence. II wcald seem that they
would give some reason for This charge,
lest some men should think them nnsta-
Bile and inconsistent. But, Mr.. Editor,
these are strange times, and | suppose
we ought not to wonder at strange things.
If you can account for the conversions in
this revival, so sudden, so thorough, and
yet ccniued SO exclusively TO one parry,
please do it, and publish your views in
your paper for the benefit of many, and
especially of ANTI-ANNExATioN.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-15
POLK and the Tariff.

Mr.. Polk in his effort TO seem all things
10 AN men on the Tariff question. is in a
fair way to excite the distrust Of all. A
loco foce meeting has just been held in
Cumberland county, al which It was re-
solved that his recent Pennsylvania letter
,akeo in connection with his past votes
and speeches, to which he refers. was an.
satisfactory. They accordingly appoint
ed a Committee to address letter 10 M~
Polk, asking him to nate explicitly, whe:
Their. if elected, he will sustain the Tariff
of Is42, and il not, then TO state unequ'vS
ocally what kind ola Tariff he will sus-
tain. Smoke him out. Def. Ado. I
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LoUIsIANA.-AIl The recent Locofoco
statements. about the Louisiana election
turn out, as we supposed and said, mere
lying brags. The Legislature stands
precisely as we asserted weeks ago
The Senate comprises S Wings to 9 Lo-
co focos, but one of the Loco foooes,
(Morse) must resign, aud his place viii
be supplied by Wing. which will give
us a maturity of one in that body. The
House is composed Of 81 Whlss to 70
Locofocos. This makes a wing mayor.
ny already on joint ballot of seven, and
eventually of nine. The New Orleans
correspondent oflhe National lntelllgen-
Ger under the date Of July 29th confirms
all this. So much for the fabrlctIon OF
the Free Press in this mstter.--Detrost
Advertiser.
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GEN. CAss.-From a letter published
in the Free Press of the OH inst. it APP
pears that this Lion of Locofocoism that
has stigmatized Henry Clay as ga Fed.
eralist," is engaged TO roar at the Tory
Mass Meeting, to be held at Marshall on
the 10Th September next. 1t would be
to the curious TO know whelh-
-er the General intends to appear on that
occasion adorned with that early testimo-
NAL of his democracy, 'he OLD JOHN AD-
ANS BLACK CoCKADE, that he wore so
gracefully at Wilmington in 1899, WREN
Mr. Clay was triumphantly resisting the
Alien aid Sedtion Laws, and viudicating
the cause of emigrants to This country a.
gainst federal oppression. Will the Press
have the goodness to inform the public
whether the General will. on that occa-
sion favor it with sight of that appro-
pirate badge of modern Democracy! IL
would add much to the attractions of the
Bill, and no doubt call LIBERAL attend.
ance. -.fr