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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-02-08

From the Globe, January sc 1874.
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, to-day. Mr.. Berrien re-
ported. from the Judiciary Committee
The bhl passed BY the House of Repre-
senfatses to refund 10 General Jackson
the line imposed upon him in 1875
lie also reported an amendment to the
bill, providing that aoiting m its provi-
sions shall be construed to express OF
imply any censure of the conduct OF
character OF the Honorable Dominick a.
Hall, by whom the fine was imposed
The amendment proposed to the bill is
substantially the same as that reported
by Mr.. Berrien at the last session of
Congress. The Senate, at an early hour
proceeded to the consideration of execu-
tive business.
In the House of Representatives. the
hFst business taken up was the report of
the Select Committee on the Rules; and
Mr.. Stiles, of Georgia, concluded his re-
marks in favor of retaining the 2tst rule.
Mr. Andrew johnson having then obtain
ed the flour, and having bat an inconsid :
cradle portion of the morning hour left
him, moved to postpone the further con
sideraton of the subject till tomorrow,
which was agreed to. The House then
resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr.
Campbell, of South Carolina, in the
chair, and took up the bill to authorize
the transfers of naval appropriations I'M
der certain circumstances. The discus
sion on the bill lasted to late hour, when
the committee rose and reported it to the
House as amended. The yeas and nays
having then been ordered on the engross.
ment, the House adjourned before taking
that question.
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ASSOCIATI0N.-The Democratic
party are requested to assemble at the
courthouse on Monday next, for the pur-
pose OF forming an Association, to fur
Their the Democratic cause.
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,umnles against their opponents, and he
hoped those feelings would continue to
exist. But as to the gentleman from
Pennsylvania, lie had fixed the Jrund.
and ne may wear it in the presence of his
master, to whom he is bat an echo.
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PREACHTNG.

BY divine permission, the Rev. ]. P.
Campbell WI! preach in The Lutheran
Church ON Sabbath evening next. at s
o'clock.
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HALF-PAs 4 O'CLOCK.

4 MIR. Charles p. Goodall. on the part
Of the select committee. made the follow
ing report, which was unanimously adop
ted:
The committee appointed to report
the proper officers for the convention.
and report rules for its government, have
considered the subject, and report the
following resolutions for the considera-
tlon of the conventions:
/. Resolved, That the officers of this
Convention be president. four vice pre-
sidents, a secretary and assistant secre-
tarv.
9. Resolued. unanimously, That Gen.
VIM. F. Gordon, of Albemarle. be ap-
pointed the president; Joel HolIeman, of
the county of Isle of Wight, the first;
Robert n. 7. Hunter. of the county OF
Essex, the second; Thomas Sloan, of
the county of Hampshire. the third; and
Samuel E. Goodson, of Washington. the
fourth vice president-that Thomas Rt-
chic be appointed the secretary, and Jno
Lynch the assistant secretary Of the
convention.
ResolUed, That the rules. of the
house of delegates be adopted for The
government of the convention. and that
the sergeant-at arms, door-keepers and
pages of that body be requested 10 rem
der their services to the convention,
when not on attendance on the house Of
delegates.
Gen VIM Gordon was then couduc.
ted to the chair by Messrs. r G Scott
and Joel Holleman, Speaker Of the house
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of delegates)-and addressed the con-
vention in eloquent and stirring strains.
coneratulating the republican party upon
the harmony which now prevailed. aud
the certain prospect of buryins all differ
ences. and forming party 'one and IN
dlvsible'
The vice presidents then took their
seats to the light and left Of the presi-
dent.
Mr.. Thomas J. Randolph then sub
mitted the following resolution:
Resolted, That committee of seven
be appointed by the president to report
such arrangements as the c6hvention
oushtto adoption the purpose OF further
ing the objects of this meeting.
Adopted-and the following were ap.
pointed a committee, viz: Randolph OF
Albemarle, A P Hill of Culpeper, G w
Gooch of Henrico, Leake of Goochland,
Newman Of Marshall, Tate of Smith
and T Ritchie of Richmond.
The following resolution was also shb,
mitted by Col Randolph.
Resofced, That a committee of five be
appointed to inquire and report as to the
expediency of establishing a cheap week
ly paper in the city Of Richmond, TO be
published until the termination of the
canvass for the presidency, and that the
committee be requested to prepare an
estimate of the expense Of publishing the
same. and what measures should be ad-
opted to secure its publication and cir
culallOn.
Adopted = and the following commit
tee were appointed, viz: Col Gooch, DR.
Austin Brockenbroush of Essex, CoIonel
Row of Orange, r. Z Scott of Richmond
and Col Goodall of Hanover.
Whilst the committee of arrangements
OF seven were out, Mr. John S Barbour
commenced an able and impressive
speech. Before he had concluded the
committee returned and reported the fol-
lowing committees, which were adopted:
LIST. Committee of Address, viz: IS
members-W II Roane, David Me
Comas, Andrew Stevenson, r N L
Hunter, n NJ Taliaferro, John Wool
folk, General Wallace, DR. E P Scott,
Thomas j Randolph, r A Thompson,
Samuel Anderson, w ID Leake, II A
Garland.
end. Committee, "a members, to folm
Electoral Ticket, &c.
1st Dist Robt Riley, Joel Holleman.
end do n Martin, I Spencer, of CIVIL
Srd do Fl L Hopkins, w o Goode.
4th do Thos Bocock, Paulus Powell.
5th do Jno B Stovall, H L Muse
9th do Ricd Pollard, H Goodwin.
9TH do A Hill, Lawson Eastman.
9th do NJ Garnet, w P Conway.
9th do c Goodall, Jas Bosher.
10th do j B Ailworth, ] r Taylor.
18th do VIM Wood, Nathanl Burwell.
18th do A Mofett, J Mcpherson.
18th do McCauIey. Douglas B Layne.
14th do Saml E Goodson, Geo Cowan.
18th do Saipl Hamilton, FL W Shelton
10th do f J Armstrong, D r Neale.
18th do Alex Newman, W S Morgan.
Under the Srd resolution; committee
of 7 on resolutions-R 6 Scott, Rich E
Byrd, J A Seldom, ii l. Hopkins, ] Il
Piper, C NJ Braxton, c w Gooch.
Mr. Barbour preferred finishing his
speech at some other time. and Col Hop
kins of Powhatan, Thos Wallace of Pc
tersburg, and Hoge of Montgomery, de-
livered eloquent and thrilling addresses.
Major r Pollard addressed the conven.
ton. called up by some remarks OF Col
Hopkins; and interspersed with some
strong remarks on the general principles
and prospects of the party.
Convention adjonrnd, after 10 O'Clock
until 10 O'clock next morning.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.

Tbs Convention met in. the Hall OF
the House of Delegates, on Thursday the
LIST INST. at 10 O'Clock. They were call
ed to order by Thomas Richie, who no
minated DIR. Scott, Speaker of the Sen
ate) as temporary president of the Con
Vention. which was unanimously agreed
to. tie was conducted TO the chair by
Messrs. Gordon and R. 6. Scott, and
made some appriate remarks on taking
the chair. T. Richie was nominated as
temporary secretary bv Gen. Wallace OF
Eauquler-aEd Mr.. John Lynch. assis
tant secretary, by Mr.. Denoon.
On Mr.. Francis Wicker's motion. ,
resolution was adopted, inviting all the
democratic members of both houses to
take seats which was accordingly done.
An invitation was given by the CLAY
Club Offering the use of the Club House
to the Convention-and the president
was requested to address a communica-
ton respectfully declining the offer.
On DIR. Fowler's motion. committee
was appointed of Messrs. Denooh, ].
Bosher and c. NJ. Braxton, to procure a
larger and more suitable room for the
accommodation of the Convention.
The committee reported in favor of the
Concert Room of the Exchange Hotel
where the Convention is now holding its
sessions.
A committee was appointed, of Messrs.
c. P. Goodail. Joel Holleman, Jno. r.
Wallace, VIM. F. Gordon. r. G. Scott,
Austin Brockenbrough. Samuel c. An
derson, John Mercer Garnett, and Thos.
Wallace, to recommend the appointment
of permanent officers for this Conven-
ton, &c.
And then the Convention adjourned
till haif-past four O'Clock.
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ETHURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. avons rScu par Ia
vote de Roi-Janelro, dit le Courier des
Etats. Unis du Z Courant, Replication de
la rupture que nous a%nnoucions avanl.hier
entire 10 miniatrG de France ct 10 gnuyer.
nemont dc In repnbliquo Orientale. On
salt qua Iinstigation dee autorit6s de
Wontoyideo, tous les changers r6sidant
dams Ceits Wills, ct noiamment les Fran.
Gals, a%vnient pris les nrmes pour yenir
en- aide d Ia garnison. C'est meme cette
legion GtranEere qni n Ell lhonneur de-
presque tons les avantnges ~retDport6s con.
IRE Parm6e ~nssi6geante do general Oribe.
lie gouyernsment francnis voyant Ia une
infraCtion rnx lois de Ia neutralit6. chargeR
son r%epresntant DO d6clarer qu'aucun des
vioiateuts de cetie loi ~n'aurhit droit 4 la
protection de son pays, dana 10 cas- Oh ya
vie ct SEES prophecies 80 tr%ouyeraient com.
promise par suite do 10 guefre a laquelle
4 aurait pris une part active Get avis ct
cettc menac deneurersnt pressure sanE
efiet, grace 4 Influence du gouvernoment
mont6vid6en,
lie ministre do France, nlors crut de-.
voir demander 1 CO gouyernement lo do.
sarmemenl do IL legion franchise, ct C est
d cause du refns fait d cette d~emando,
gull a cru dOvoir rompre toute relations
dipionRtiqnes Ell so r~etiror q bord de In
fr6gate La Gloiro. On auuonco, en- nutre
que l'amiral c%ommandant la station fran.
calse dovait renouveler Ia sommaiion ds
ministre, Of en- cas- dun second refus met.
ire les cbtes de 10 r6pubIiqns orientale en-
Stat de biocus. Cos %querolie aYaisnt rendu
Ia residence de Montovideo fort dangereu
Sc pour les Francais qui n'avaient pas
prts les armes; aussi Sc Prepayment ls d 50
retlrer en- masse d Buenos Ayrss.
-REvoLTE ~D'EscLAvEs A CUBA.-
Le capitnine Lucas, de Ia barque Sharon.
arrive avant. her de Mntanzas, dit la
Courier des Eiats. Unis du Z courant,
rapporte que, Ia yeiIIe de son depart, 10
rev. une nouvelle insurrection declares
await 6clat6 sur les plantations que ayoi.
Ia vile. lie chef de Pune DIES prin
sucrerieg aurait etc jet6 dams une
chaudi9re bouilIante. Une tres grande a.
.arme regnalt 4 Matanzas, of les troupas
1talcnt i"mmediStenent sorties pour aller
;nmbatro les r6yoltds. Les bIancs q0i
Ia compngne 10 hataient do veniF
;hercheT asyle dams les murs do la vile.
do ces fuyards, sans doute, que le
,apitalne Lucas a recu lee details quill
apporte, ct CONNIE Ia peuple ne manqus
annals Dc gfossir les objects, il y a tout lieu
Iesperer que, alnsl que celia a Ell lieu pour
outes les D%retendueB tnsurrecttuns uenern.
es qu'on nous successiyement annonc6es
'epuis un an, les o~ficiels r6duiront cetto
flares aux etroites proportions dune mu
qui aura facilement ete 6tonffae.
Nous devons %ajouIer que DIES Iettre par.
Iculleres recues egalemsnt d New. York, !
onsid6rent Gee nouvelIe CONNIE fort
xug6r6es. {
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COLLEGE DE ST.. VINCENT
Cap Girardeau, No.


&c college a etc ineorpore par Ia LfgisIa.
ture de lEtat du Missouri, ayec les p~ouvoirs
ct privileges accordts aux Colleges ct Uni.
Versites dams les Flats UHis,if est situe !
q~uarante miles au-dessus de fembouchure de
POhio, sur une petite cote d'o0 Fon iouit De
Ia vue Ia plus agreeable gui embrasse les deur
rives. / y a une maison de campagne a IN
mile e. demi du college on les slGyea no,,r.
ront passer les jours de recreations ct de "a.
canoes.
LIE systemic d'sducation est classioue on
commercial.
Quoique cette institution soft diriqte bar
des ecclesiastiques catalogues, on v reeoit in
disbursement des 6layes a quelque religion
qn'fls appartiennent.
CoNDITIoHs-Pension ~annneIle; Y canpria
lie blanchissage, le raccommodage ct labon.
nement All medeein, $50. Payables @ mois
d'ayance.
On paiera separement pour les l~anguaa Al.
lemande, Espagnole ct ltalienne, ainsi cue
pour la musique, lie dessin ct la chimie.
II sera libre aux eleves de passer lee va
canoes chez leura parens on az college.
L'aTgent pour les menus pIaisirs sera Demo
sc entire les mains de ~l'econone de Pe,abils-
sement.
Pour plus ampEes informations. s'adresser A
I'd. Adolphe Roz er, avocat, agent, % Ex-
change Place, N. Orleans, gu au Reverend
Brogard, a Baton Rouge.
I6 mars 6 H. FIGARI, President.
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mExIouE.-Nous nvons recu par i
Havana des nouvslles du Mexique allan
insqu'au 2 mars, de Vera Cruz.
II ny await rien do non"sau A sfnnalsr
nj. Bank. head 10 nonyenu niniatro an
glais, n'6tait pas encore arrive ; lnais il ,
await un batiInsnt do guerrs anglais ct
vue, 1T on %supposait que c'etait l'Fncon
slant avec lie ministro l bord. D'aiIInurl
on ne snilt rien de posilif ctr Ia nature do.
relations entire PAngleterre ct 10 Mexi.
que.
On assure que le ministrs frnncais n
pass6 u note oxtremement forto 40 rou
tenement mpxicain tt que de plus il .
c0nseill6 d SOS n~ationallx de ne point ces.
ser de faire leur commerce de detail OF dc
nc point Sc faire naturaiiser.
On ne salt rien dsa commissaires Text.
ems. Sonl.iIs arrives 4 Mexico7 sopt.ils
meme partis7 On men salt fien, absolu.
ment rien.
lie general Wadjy Thompson est sous
iours 1 Mexico ct STA. Anna d Manga Cha.
Yo.
"Visux Temps, dit nne correspondence
don't il nous a etc donn6 Communications,
Visux Temps a beaucoup pIu lei ct 1 Mex.
leo. Les j~onrnaux sont pleins Dc gos 6Io.
go7. On nest fach6 que dune chose,
c'est gull 20 restc pas plus longtemps par
mi nous"
L'Amason ct 10 Pilot partition, en- mars.
Courier.
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PeneGna n6tnnhAoa

L'instant present, ct chacun pour sol, VOLTA
ia devire du steele. L'ayenir, ct yiyre dams
autFui' VOLTA cells que je voudrais adopter.
Plus nous avons eacriie pour, rendre IN
autre hehreux, plus il nous est cher; ct 10
mort nous rayit aIorS plus que notre bonheur,
ellie nouB ravit lie sien.
En- voyant autouF de moi cliercher a Fenyf
de r1lserables resources contre lie paids du
temps, louvre IN livre, ct je me dis, CONNIE
lie chat au renard; Js mai qn'un seuI bon tour,
Elais Il ne me manqus janais au besoin.
Bordre dams une maison doit Atre CONNIE
les machines de lOpara, don't l'efFet produit
TN grand plaisir, nais don't il faut que les
cordss soient cachGes.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Nents par la Cour des Preuvea-paro;...
dOuest Baton Rn.ana

En- 7ertn dun ordr0 de Ia Cour aas D..
" &c q paroisse d'Ouest Feliclaas. II 80
orers en 'ente pubIiqus par 10 JuQe soassisns
'EuDi, 70 de Mars proclaim.
a 10 heares 4. r., sur les 1ieux. To- ns..
ci-apres %decrites, dependant de i. p'opf.eses
De leu Henry Baines, SAVIOR; 9sioa
10. OBe Habitation situke dsn.
roisse' confenant cinq cent yinrt arnsnts Iabas
DC superhcIe plus ou moins. ensstaLs Qo~V(
tontes ies amelforations qui s'y tro,sas. A,ee
constanceS OF dependencies, bprnka / !. rI..
snperieure par tefre de jacques MOI patgS
g1 = "a igne lnferjeurs par celle de- vsis,ti ~.
20. Les Eselaves suivsns .-r,,s
81 ansi CLANCY. IS anr, OF ses snS ~ as
,,he IL ans Nancy 2, Little Links. 4 80
Deizon "A ans; Philippe, so ansf Msss Y
aus ct ses entans Phedna de 9 aDs. IN ~
ans Betsey . ans, ct Ellick Ace AZ spIns
naiph' oO ans; Mary, 30 ans 81 snr NOS;
LnaFHy de 0 ans; Mllley, IS ans, Il -. 'sn'
ans moning . ans, ct Harry 3 ana. : saL y"
nancy Il ans; Anette, 20 ans, Fl snn us
nose age de l ami Harry Fex, AZ ans. uasI
FoFter' - ans; lsham DO ans: JacL -
Aofan' % ans; Bill, 30 ans; Linn or 80
marley 10 ansi Ben, 10 ans; Nsper RE
'tA'f VI avs
%. instruments Aratoires, 10 .bsv..
muIefs, On vleux moulin ! snc. 'sYanx. :
du mais, cotton en- CRANES, environ ~ "eooies,
g"raes De bois do corde, dams ls boj. s. .uO
oe eharpente' de forge ct autres, De e'3S' 0a''la
GoSDlTioas De La vENrE-La n,on.
s pspsoc eoenn. pour sonnes de $50 % Spfs..
J Jou y eplnpIant au-dsssRs de so sl'aes-,
F . ~. nous ou Jour de H. yents sf"-.
compliant ; lie restant en- prlx e. argent
an ct ?, d T.... ans dujour Dc q ssni.. seAaT y
ans. ID d. i jour- d. !. IN 1s credit Dc %, dsuu ss,,oi..
biIlets avec a. ss5fs; Paebeisur d6snant
faction ds Fsdn e.arlte ia so1iao, 4 Il ss.iaE
5asearsaie De i Banqne de- Is so,f : u
moth 9,I,;.aae on a ceIIs De Baton Rsnrs 10
']gPo'a !. Ct Confession DE- jua. seSuge. ~ aFes
Cent sss dn vendgs, Ct % intsrst a. :
,iIIs,, isssl 'snnps De Pecheanes dea di,s
Iusqy az paEfait paiemeng.
AA'CF q = FAVDaen
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LIE ~magnifque monastere de St.Jer6me,
en- Espagne, a etc devaste par suite des
queries ciyiIes qui ont desol6 la Permissible
dams ces derniers temps. lie Heraldo
public, a cette occasion, les lignes smvan-
tes.
lie magnifque monastare de St.Jero-
me, qui parait avoir servi de modele pour
la construction de ceIui de fEscuriat, a
on ouire lie metite d'avoir et6 lie premier
temple cathoIIque elcve d GreDape, bait
par lie grand capitaine, quI Sc fit cnterreF
dams son enccinte, eft auquel il legua son
epee avec son portrait sur toile ct son
buste. Ce tresor de richesses aFtistiques,
de peintures i fresque, de t~oiles, de pre-
%cieuses sculptures, a etc respect6 par les
Francois lors de leur invasiuns en- 1910,
ct, il faut lie dire a l'honneur de la civil
s%ation, ills ne toucherent meme pas a Pin.
scFiption gigantesque qu'on volt derTlere
le maitre.auteI.~ quoIqu'elIe porte ces mots:
GalIorum debeliator. il etait done reserve
4 notre vandalisme actuel de deyaster Get
6difce. SEES ~magnrfiques orgues ont etc
detruites, pour en- prendre les tuyaux. au
risque d'abfmer des fresqnes de Jordan.
Enfn, on a etc jusqu'a jeter par terre IN
des saints qui etaient places en- haut du
maitre- autel.
MATS, ce quiz y q encore de plus i'm
p~ardonnabls, c'est .e vol do rePee du he
ros, qui etait dane Il ychapelle princrpale
avec un tabieau representant le grand ca
pitaine ofrant son 6pee au pape, ct atten-
danf sa benediction. On en- volt encore
les supports. Apres tant de ordinations
il en- manquait une derniere. lie tombeau
du heros a et& ouvsrt, ses restea Voles on
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R~L'abondsnce des matiSres nous obi.
no do remettrc, B ia semainv Prochaine, Ia
publication dun ac,e pour assuror Ia col.
lection, 10 depot Of L. dtbours dos revenus
DO l'Etat ct pour pttvsair 10 malversation
dams les deniers publics. Cetacte sst dune
Srop grands importance pour que nous 10
hissions passor sous silence.
Dams notrs proclaim Rum6rO nous pu.
blierons 6galemeat Nm long Article sur Ia
CONVENTION, don't Ia longueur nousa force
a'en rvtarder impression.
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AVIS.

On tTouvera A mon ecurie a Baton Roppe,
pendant la salson, d partir du Ter mai rs au Ter
Jnin-L'etalon de race, importe, Nicholas.
II est sans egal CONNIE cheval de course Of
de race. Les termes sort muderes pour Sac.
coTder aux temps. Pour chaque iument $40
par saul, compliant, ct a sI5 pour Ia gaisoo.
ct $50 pour assufer un p~oulain. Ceux ca,
placeront leurs juments pour la saisoa on a.
surance seront tenus de fournir leurs biIlefx
pour le montaht do d la FIN de la saison.
ORtG1NE-L'ctalon est par st Nicholas issu
de Moss Rose-ElIe fat elegee par Mr. Moss
de York, en- Angleterre, issu de Tram q,
de Sancho, ST. Nicholas, 10 pere db snsdit
fut veRdn a un prince Allemand pour h sor'
me de 10000 piastres. lie premier ct secon,a
prx a la derniere fore ont ete accordes : ds.
poulains engeadres par Nicholas.
5ftT, m ANTHONY MoSGrT
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CLAY.cLnR.

Ia sGance du IL courant etait ap6clAle,
ment deslin6s 4 leleclion das candidate
pour Ia Convention ct ID Chambrs dos Re.
pressntants. NM. d. D. Avery OF ]. M.
Elan, ont pronounce dee disceurs dams lss.
quels is 80 sOns tlev6s aveo force, contrs
IN Reimbursement general DO I'd Constl.
sutton. Avant eux, 10 venerable President
do ~l'asssmbl6c, ls yieux G6nt. r. Thomas,
dent Ia probitS pulitiqts est pass6s en- pro.
verbs, a bien vOuIu nous gtatliieF Dc qusl.
quss mobiles paroles, qul ne peuvant Sorlir
que do Ia pOitrinO dun PsIrlote sxempt
do toute aouillure. II fallalt alors lui en-
Gendre souIenir que rien ne pouvait sutotl.
Der lie peupls q dechiFeF Ia Constitution,
que Ia lol, Ct que u loi sSuls devail serylr
do guide, Il serait a soullailer gus tout IL
peuple LOuisianaIs cut pa assister I cSEte
seance, OF nous sOmnes convaincu que Ia
Rrande question Conventlonnells eut el6
pseaQue inm6dIRtoment decu6G par Ia
puissaute aaloritt que ne peui manquef
d'ezarcsr l'cpinion dun homns nussi req.
peCtabIe sous tOus les rapPOrts que notre
veteran de Ia revolution.
Ont 6te choisis candidate pour IL Con.
vention-MM. Pr. THoaAs, r. ID. cox.
BAD, Ell J., B. KLRINPETEa,
Ont etc choinla candidate pour ia Cham.
bre dee Reptesentants-MM, DANISH D.
AvERr, ct WM. HAWKS.
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coUR DIES
d'Est Baton Rouge.

Attendu que James S. Willis, Administra.
teur de Ia succession do feu Hardy Cain. de.
cede, a depose au burean du Gref7er de la
Cour dss Preuves de Ia aite p~aroiase, son ia.
bleau decentralization dams Ia succession du
dit dGfunt.
Avis est dome par lie present a tous ceux
lnteresses, de ~produire leurs raisons dams dix
Jours de la p~resente publication, pourouoi lie
dit tableau ne serait pas bomologu6, approuye
ct fat conforme 4 Ia loi.
% mars 7 CHI. TESTER, P.J.
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MATFT.zS

Les personnes qui desirent acheter on faira
talre des n%iatelas, sont prices de s'adresser /
"a mason du general Thomas, pr4ehe Ia ge6le.
Ioutes les cornmandee seront bromptement
executes, garanties de Ia Ineilieure facon ct
a juste prix.
On &c chargeTa aussi de monter ct Do re-
parer toute espece d'ouvrage dams Ia partie dc
tapissier. 6 mai ~
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COUR DIES PREUyEs.
d'Est Baton Rouge.

Attendu que ]. ]. B. CLANCY, Ad,niniatrs
tedF des SUGGESTIONS d'Eliza Clancy ct d,
Needham Cock, a enregist6 au bureau d.
Grefief de la dte Cour, TN compile de sof
administration des ditcs SUGGESTIONS;
Avis est par lie present donnt 4 tsutes per
sennes interesses, de fare voir dams leg dix
jonrs de cette publication pourquoi le dit
compile ne serait pas homologue ct fait juge.
Inent de lacour.
% mars 7 Gil. TESTER p 7
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Ee1fsE rLorTANTE,--Les matelots ont Gu
Pingtnfeuse idGe d'eriger, pour Ietr usage
partleulier, q Newly York, une tglise sur l'eau.
C'est une batisee gothique, tres prepre, ct
capable de c%ontenir pI0sieura centaines 1a
personnes; ellie repose sur deux bateaux qui
doivent la prnmener tous lea dilnanches toni
lie long du riyage, ct les bons matslols front
y entendre la parole do Dieu. Son clocher
s'6Ioyant parmi une forat de mats produit in
effet singulier, ct cbari0e Ia yne. Constitute
par Ia Societ6 des Matelots Missionaries.
ellie fut place. sur des b%ateaux, afn d'eviter
Pachat GU le Ioyer dun terrain. Lea marins ct
leurS families y sont seuls admis Ell lib y On.
trent gratis.