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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
WHO'S TO BE PRESIDENT.
BY A LADY.


Up the famous Hudson RIVER ms ,aied the other day
Some sad I'm for ! f. Polk and ohsTs m %[ pr Harry Clay
As you wish we'll to- should like to know
sir cid It's my vocation household things to keep my Eyes on
I've no think of Dallas or of frelnghny>en.
X, ow, young Hickory and also Lion OF Kentucky
I'm for GoURAUD. when little baby tnce WAS very sore
And my some naughty hairs had grown
But some ofhis PoupRE SUBTLE made smooth youths
Therefore, Clay and Felnshuyseu. Polk and Dallas for
Strive and struggle but in thing all folks will
That at every Ladys toilet should costly chair,
FOFhe PRESIDENT OF FASHION G6TlRHTD sSflI ysf THERE
@ aIs S T1aa GoSu S IS
supplied on liberalterms "a 3sod
DALLEy's MAGICAL rAs EXTRACTOR SALvE for Instant
cn,nE 5un, scad pies and a ntamms1 c9ppqnIs @ n
nth. Walker .eet hrt Stofe oAl btonu"ay. u II ual,
II .s nuon SIT
LEARY 81 CO.-FASHIONS.
GESTLEMEN'S HATS of our nimitable STYLE for the
ensuing Autumn. will Jc ready Tor sale and delivery on and
after the 9ly INST LEARY & CO.
No. 4 aud AStor House.
y. b. Our Circular Of Fashion will be forwarded to
these who address US Posr PAID a2S
" Fall style of Ha;s.-Bird., corner Pine
and Nassau Sfreets.-GentemeD's Hats oi the style
o ensuing ready for examination and sne
cu27 lmis. BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau sts.
NJ Autumn HGts.-1he subscriber announces to
his customers and Others his readiness supply the Fall Pat
tern of ofGentcnen's Hats.
The finest Nura furnished at..............si 3o
~ quality. " " " ................ 70
uu3I istf SPENCER 67 Chambers street.
VI Gentlemen's Hais-FALL FAS!lION-WAR-
SocKs M Broadway, have ready ui sale their ste
oC CCentlemens Hats for the ensuing season. a3O isf
NJ New Style Gentlemen': Hats.-1he sub
$
which will he inun fully the reputation he has here
ooe enjoyed the production oths essential Article of
dress. AMiDON. Fashionable Halter.
AUS I'm Wall ST. corner Nassau.
Es~ Fall Fashion fer Hats.-O. FISH has now
ready the Fall Fasou for Hats w!cn gentlemen invited
to call and examine nj his Warehouse l3I Broadway, two
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
au2O NJ If Fashionable Halter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

u BOARDING.-alrs. GUSs. having opened the nsw
and eommodious house. 6 Vesey ST. the Asor House.
proers choice of desirable transient permanent
BoaTden. C!oton Shower and cold Baths. FREQ. The
location very central. quiet and shady Terms moderate
aus Qif
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

% LoScLEYs GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANAcEA. q
cerain Asthma. Falling Sickness Dyspepsia general
debility &c. II also remedy for Summer complaints. md
TINT most romplant called the Tyler Grippe which
prevalent THIS celebrated medicine may be had a; q
COunland St
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
SCHOOLS.
DRY GOODS.
FANCY SILK GOODS,
Ge,ycst styIeS.


PECK. NICOLSON Il WRIGHT,
10 l39 P.lrl and 80 Beaver-streets. New-Yor
Would respectfully that they are opening large
md newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS
all of which are othc latest Fall styles, comprising full "a
sortment of , COON.
consisting in part of rich Cashmere DEcosse rich printed
Muslin de aine Craze De LANES OF new and elegant styles
rich pnin Caneon and satin stripe Repeale nsw and ia.
shionnbls article Camelon. BOcsde. and Brochestrped
Silks black ard coloIed hlpaccns. figured AID pain
SHAWLS.
Boche and Cashmere Shawl. patterns; Cnmeion and
BocnGe figured Silk Shnws Uamask Wooden Strndilla and
rich Damask Aapaccha; Merno Thibet. and Muslin de
i.aine. in great variety, &c.
RIBBONS.
full assortment of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, of the richest
Paris styles. o,.
Figured Cap Laces. Trimming Lnces md Lace Edsinss,
Thread Lis!e Plated and Brussels Edgiags. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kid Silk. Cashmere in great variety. together
with large assortment of Fancy NS
Also iu assortment OF Paris Cords. Gimp and Frnges.
together with every article usually to be found in Fancy
Stock which they are prepared offer favorabe terms
as any other establishment 81 StDect
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

ns- General Society OF Mechanics and
Trailesrncn of the City of New York.-The
quarterly meeting OF the cety will be held the Institution
n, Crosby street. this evening" Sept hour after sunset
81 II ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

HiRTS-Oi supeBor quality nnd latest styles at The New
SYok Cash Tailoring Establishment ard GenepneIns neI Gen h
sra Furnishing Store 1877 broadway three do9Is psoG 70 he
Franklin House. tnnA istf J. Z. boolh q ~:
T,uE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY. 45 Water.st
i New York. CHARLES D. CONNOLLY: Compassion rIn
Merchant and Agent snle OF anuacure Iobacc0
Has always on hand tie above Agency full supply oi
Tobacco OF ell brnnds aId descripons drect
Vom le '"'"-'A 11'0N1 -. iy q 2mh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

&c Olive Branch Lodge No. 81, L. o. OF o.
F-The members Olive Branch Lodge No 81 O. ot u.
F. requested o meet at their Lodge this "Wednesday
afternoon o'clock Tor the purpose of the Inst
butte Of respect to our deceased Brother S h. & Wooiwo
By order of THOS. BENNETT, n. 6.
GRo. &. UAScE. Sec'y P T.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
LEARY & CO.-FAsHIONS.

~ Fall Style of Ha;s,-Bird, corner Pine
and Nassau Sfreets.-GentemeD's Hats oil the style
COZ ensuing season. reaSy for examination and sne
nug7 lms. BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau sts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, tce,,a-s.i -, 20
by BANGS, RICHARDS K PiA1'T, Ssore .o -.
- Stoadway.-lo=ra o.sh advance. made On e'-" '>
rJ> B. r. < P. hay, p REMOVED % No. aI Broadway.
ew ipo-s above their iorEns' 2aes.
r FCOLTON. hucionsr.
~ CRIT)N & co. ACction and Commission HeIchane "a.
NJ IL Suhos E.es. nd q Ana ,,ret-LiLera advanes'
,,5e on cons rnn,,rts an uror1nt rpturns EElis.
~ WEDNESDAY. Sevt.
.tu o'clccs at No ~ West Ame'scn,h s,reet.
SpxR,yrs SALE-Cons.'ins OF irise and sspabe a'soi'
sn, nj a. rucsr< nyether with he Fi1tues of The sioe
THURSDAY. Seps S. a; ~ o'eioel
At No I9O Clinton street. corner OF Madson;''ieet
crNrrK fuR>rTrEE, Sc beng nfse nio srs.ria Us
orn,cnt Of valuable Hou hold snd hitehen 70 os
old without res.rye rs the family - o'eoAi"s '' >'
~. Particular hereafter
" 10 o'clock. at the corner Of Eighth and SCUM
NtlinTrburgh e.
FURNITURE Day Goops. CInrHIS6 toAt. 'Sc-rou 'SStc--r[
sting part oi rabe>. Locking Gas>es chair- oI.eV:
IN and Noo'ien Ware, Lamps, large gadnty o. i1np p
Spoo Weaving tocEs. Dsss. Stoves. 8e1Steacs 10,
.')oS tons Coal. Sc S-.
UETER FAlRLHiLp. Aceuon--r.
store Ne. Spruce street.
WEDNESDAY. Sent. 4.
ATDLORD'S SWARRANT-sVlH ssll THIS DAY. a.
N c'rcck n, No spues-.treet, unGe, uS above WEI
IL ~ .,d R,ri,,,;ne, ne aines apd Cshcoes.
,isn,rrn ami par een P1pln. and Rouiazine'.
.,S,..,,s % and us,.ry saawis and Nd Cloves.
doy SuSp-EdeIs. Ntt SHd 'tH''s'
l,tr< AMI t'aS.iusry SatiueiS &c &c.
,Vinter Clothing. french Need'e"osA'
vs. '''' ''" W. VI. HOWELL. Marshal
Also. In par ad,ancss-
~ superior iron bound Travelling Trunks
set of Cab Harness bruss rourts - ,,.,,,,r
- rrotting Harness. SPLENDID ARTICLE a.,
- BLACK Harness. II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, SEPTEMBER A.
IMMATURE ALMAEAC-THis DAY.
Tur SUN Tag MooN. FULL SEA.
ai,er 81 Sets; IS 26 Rises 40 Eve.... OF
LATEST DATES.
dndo, 10 HGvre ..........-..AuC IL
Liverpool. ........,...Aug II New OIeant. .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
HSee Last Page.

Arrived,
Bt schr Freedom, Holmes Il days from Windsor Ms plas
ter, to masteT ~,
Fall itiver, in ballast, To L Winne,t.
Schr Ann Mara. Jones days from Newbern, NC, naval
stores. 10 S l. Mitchell.
Schr Myers Fowler days from Washington. NC. naval
stores, to master.
ch Excellent, Davis. days from Philadelphia. COAL to w
J Mckee.
Schf Spy Cannon. day, from Virginia. nno flour.
Schr Cambridge. Hall. days from Boston, mdze.
Sprague
Schr Oscar. Bnker days from Boston. mdze Lewis.
Schr Samuel ppleton. duys from Boston mdze &
Henck.
Schr Friend Lowell days from Boston. mGze Atkins
Sloop Nancy Finley. Adams days from New Bedford OIL
bound to Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
CLOTHING.
WIN. 4. JENNINGS & co.
CASH TAILORING ENT,

VIM 4. JENNINGS & co.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
S3l Bro0duGy, american Hotel, opposite
the Fountain,
Solicit attention om Citizens and Strangers requiring Gar
large o GOI for Fall and Winter
car selected with OF rendering our stock as rich III
ualty and variety be found IN this city comprising
eayer and Ned Cloths Tor Oyecoais Coass sc. Fenen
English Cloths for dress and iock Goats. new styles
assimeres. Rich Velvet AIeno Six and Satin NestinEs.
shch wbe made order At prces tn sustain our epn'a
the pioneers in the progressive reformation that avert
a the Of complaint that cash purchasers are taxed oi
hers denque The style and finish OF our Sarnieits
v compare with those any other establishment ead this
the sequel of the extensive patronage elected ,snu
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT THE
Ncw- York Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Is7 BROADWAY.
Three doors belo,c the Franklin H0rse.
G The Subscribers respectfully that hey have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
shich will enable them offer inducements than
gentlemen wishing to economic the purchase Of he,
'al and Winter Garments.
They have already received BY late arrivals great variety
new and rich style. of Goods well adapted to the coming
easo-and will also by the packets and steamers
he largest and hest OF the latest and most beautiful
yles fancy French Elastic Cas>nere- rich figured VeIve
ashneres Satin ard Silk Ve>ngs before offered in this
'iy.
Alo Just received evernl Invoices OF Twled and Beaver
ohs for Over Coats Cloaks Peos. &c Black and fancy
ooed French aud Englsh Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the styles cut their establishment
r the last five yea aud which for durability. beauty OF n
sh and asiness of coor. cannot be txcee equalet b?
my sty les OF Cloths imported to the United States.
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in part. the
rches styles of fall and winter Crava Scaris. Suspende
cloves Handkerchiei. Hosiery. Under Shirts md Dawen.
nen and muslin Shirts Collars, bosoms. Shoulder Braces.
ding and Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c.
&c with every variety of goods usually kept in genemans
general outftng establishment
Also full Of ready made Clothing, consisting oi
loaks Over Coas Dress and Frock Coas Panaoons and
Vests o every variety where gentlemen requiring garments for
immediate depend upon getting Tat rate article.
made ard trimmed respect equal to those furnished to
er and prices that cannot fail TO please Strict punctu
ty observed in filling orders.
Ocs- Terms cash. and deviation in prices.
nu33isf J. {. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

Commercial and Money Matters.
D For Commercial and Money Matters. Last Page.
TrRsSAY. p. NJ.
The Stock market was buoyant to-day, although
the transactions large Prices generally improved
Sterling is nominal at 9s 10. Francs 22i.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
DORR & CHAN LER,
DRY GOODS,
80
Liberty street. auo SOL

MILLINERY AND SILK GooDs-CHEAP FOR
1SI CASH-The subscriber has received within The nste"
days. No 81 Beaver three doors from Pearl sse
and FANCY SILK GOODS for The M ELL Tade Having
AID knows his assortment cannot B BEAT He speaks par
;jcqierly Of BONNET SILKS. NELVETS. SA1lNS and
orten To be found and will be constantly receiving BAR
sASs rom auction and private sale daily the season
As he buJs and SELLS FOR he well knows that eIts
inducements must held induce purchasers buy s
way and be believes the reputation he hns OF selling for less
than can be bought ecwhere guarantee for thai
He invites MERCHANTS and hLLIsERs TO call and exanpe
before purchnnng They may depend that will not cnly
pay 70 do So but they will bs most find what they want
fit Is 10 be had. :. .,,,-,,,
s3 imn l.. M. STEVENS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

1- Gentlemen's Hais-FALL FASIlION-WAR-
SocKs 2 Boadvay have ready iu sue their stJe
ol Gentlemen's Hats for the ensuing season. a30 isf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

III New Style Gentlenen's Hats.-The sub
pepu,ed to furnish his style for the fall.
which will be inun fully sustain the he hus here
enjoyed the production oths essential Article OF
dress. AAllDON. Fashionable Halter.
nu2S In WnIl 81. conner Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

NT Autumn HGts.-1he subscriber announces to
his customers and Others his readiness to supply the Fall Pat
tern Of Gentcnen's Hats.
The finest Nura furnished edat...............si3 35
~ quality. " " " ................ 70
nu3l i,tf SPENCER 81 Chambers street,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

Ds~ Fail Fashion fer Hats.-O. FISH has
reny the Full Fas'ou Tor Hats wicn gentlemen are invited
call and examine his Warehouse l3I Broadway, two
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
nnanhG Fashionable HITTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

G- Lectures Gam mblinE.-MrJ J. ii. GREEN.
The Reformed Gambler will deliver the Mercantile Library
Room. Clinton Hall four Lectures the Art OF Gaming
commencing THIS Tuesday ExENlNG. September 3. ut
thlrd and fourth MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
INGS, Sept 9Th and llth
Tickets Tor the Course, 81.
2j cents each Lecture Children under Is years half prce
ard and the door the evening OF the Lee
In these Lectures Mr. Green who has been profssed Gam
bier and Manufacturer Cards will deveope the startling
OF the splendid Faro Rooms in this city and else
where he will show he srpe;ies impostlons and vianes
practsed by the Sporting Gentry. aud hold the unmSked
Gambler forth to the scorn OF every honorable man. s ISL
CLAY AND FRELlNGHUYSEN.
OF Fourth Ward Clay CIub.-Puruant 10 the
recommendation Of the Clay Genital Committee Mass Meet
uGdet direction of this Club will be held al National
HAIL. Thursday evening. the 9th ins ri ia o'clock
full cut expected several eminent speaker will
be present. The members OF the Club requested to
hs Shakespeare Hotel i to pTscesa %
1gsnGA TRoSas ihISsFRs: IL BuRRH:. Vice Presidents
SIS GaArTERroS' Secretaries ..o,;,.
Nc Ninth Ward Henry Clay cIub.-"MKs
TO YorR PosTs.' The Club will Thursday Even
sept 9TH. at ~ o'clock a, Kentucky Hail. No 20 Perry
street.
among those who have already ned themselves to
use all honorable the ekaon OF Clay and
tr-nghuysep " the peoples candidates
Remember the has tor action so come out and
gated.
Good speaking and singing my be bsBER sSsfsSs President
fHs; G s.Tsss5z, Gsss5; Svice.Pre.idsnts.
w@ y 4 E EsSlInt Smith 'r, }secrsaries. se4a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
FIVE PER CENT ST o Il E:
TO CITY AND COUNTRY
CASH MERCHANTS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlemen's General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No. &c Maiden Lane NewYork Corner of Liberty streeJ
JOHN p, WAKEAIAN g. co.
Is preps to ss the following articles among otherl at
prices suited TO the times. VIZ:
Fine Shirts OF all qualities.
CoLLARs-Squne. Rouns and Byron Collar all Linen
BosoMs.-Rualed. Stitched and Plain wide and narrow
UNDER eSHIRTs AND DRAWERS; Matino, An
COLA Snxony shakers Knit Lamb'sWool, Cotton,
&c OF all qualities.
STOCKS-Satn silk. Monair, Bombszine and fancy color
ed of all qualities and latest fashions.
SCARFS AND CRAVArS.-Blnck and fancy eoored sa-
I'm. silk and Mohar. figured and PLAIN an bIaSs. Itai-
HOSIERY-S.lk Angola hlenno WOODEN and Cotton Hose
and Half Hose. ,: ,,;.. ell c,,o,
susPENDERS :NBuck:kn and Morocco Elastic ends Silk
GENTLEMENS DRESSING GOWNS OF all kinds.
HEAVY KNIT WooLEN.
ANGOLA AND MERINO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Manufactured by e berts Bailey Cohoes Falls. N. Y.
For Sale by
J. P. WAKEMAN 81 co.
IS Maiden-Lane, New-York,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS
C These Goods warranted not 10 shrink by washing
acknowledged by dealers 10 be cheaper than any other
Good, of the KIND in the market, aua2 3mls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

DALLKY's MAGICAL PAIH EXTRACTOR SALvE for instant.
curing burns. scad and nll ntanmatoy complaints
III 81 Walker street. first store FROM broadway. lfH nn
ley be pen the OF box avod
| a.. ,,i.on q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

CARD-The establishment, Nos IS and 20 Cedar street.
the rst of kind and contains the largest assortment of
Brown Sheens exhibited upon floor in the Uni
States. "a and TS Sheengs from the lowest price TO the
best quality manufactured yard wide. yard and quarter and
and half wide sheengs ofevery grade large variety
weighing ID to ynrd:
also the best heavy Sheetngs Indian Head Lawrence Stark
Mills Cabot A. Chlcopee ID. Appeton stout. &c &c Exeter
ding Best southern Cotton Yarn assorted twist No. 10 10
and To ~ ns Suffolk Amokeag ard fine FORK Drills: also
Ssine T,ylre say
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

Nc Animal Magnetism.-Again DR.. JOHNSON ex
perlmen the Hail. of Broadway and Lispenards
tonight His Inst evening the
iul we ever witnessed silt'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

mo COUNTRY MERCHANTS-Brown sheetng and
ShiriinGs. style and width. all the known brands
hh heavy and fine may be had manufacturers prices
Nos is and 20 Cedarstree ~ Y half block above Pst.
m stnirS T. n. UNDERH HILL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

ANIMAL MAGNE ISM.
COMMENCING ON MONDAY AND EVERY EVEN
ING prRISG THE WEEK. AT THE I.YCErN HALL, COR
SER OF iIsPESAKn-sTREEr AND BROADWAY. Anew
DOORS BELOW CANAL, ENTRANCE IN LlsPBSARD.
nR JOHNSON, IN accordance with numerous requests,
~ will siye Of Lectures and experiments as above
lady will be Macneted md various experiments IN Clnu
yoyance sympathy. Phreno Magnetism. &C. VIII be tred
nde the direction of Committee appointed by ne AUDIENCE
IN order 10 test the truth Of the science. IN
nge Tickets q cents or sr Tickets iof one Doh Doon
open u Ito commence at quarter before o. 90.
Dr. j. diseases By the aid OF ,n, III
his Office lis Chainber. street. Se'E III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

Each containing beautiful DagueTreotype Likeness 2i Hen
ry Clay or heo FrenghuyeD tor sae wholesale and retail
Nv 0~' " ANTHONY. EDWARDS & 20.
a3 i.,f National Miniature Gallery. A7 Broadway. NY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
-COLLEGE I'D 81 rlNcrnr
LNp EMnrdenn ALn

ne college i ctG incorbor6 nar n ru-.
tafe as IEtat gu Missouri, ayec les poavofra
et privileges accordts aux COLLEGES u frnt
@yersltes dams les Eats Unis,il IN sitrs !
g9afante miles au. dGssus de Pen,bonrb,,ra d.
oniosa af ane petite cote d'ea ron io0it I'm
n yAe II Plus agreeable aaa elabrasge Ies 3e,{r
flfsa . gne taaiaon de- ca17p5a6s aa.
ln!iie 81 demi da college % les &I(yeg uopr.
ROM Passcr les joprs de- rtcrGations u DE- en-
commercial. = 'idssique on
0ualgue cefte institution goif dirioss
9ea eecjesastignes catalogues, on ' rscoit ;nl
distinctemcnt dea tltves i auefnyc rsi;gian
quIls aPpartiennent. S0A
IoNRIT1oNs-Pehsion annueIle. v rorr,ri,
~ RlaHchissage, le accommodate ., pabnn
4sflent au m%edecin, $3.50. Parablea n MI.
d'apaHce. ao'eS mos
On paiers s6pardm mont pour lea laneue. Al
lef7ande, Espagnole Ell haIionua. aigsf az
Poqfi II lpnsiquc, 10 dessin ct Ia chime,
= seFa libre aux alepes de passer To- -
canoes chez leurs parens on All c~olI5or.
hargent pour Ies mems p!aisira sers AN.
seueBt. ue : eSanhs-
fonF plqs anples iaformations. s,sdresqey
", Adolphe Roz er, avocat, agent. Do ~
f.1alge Place, NJ Orleans, on "a RsyErsnJ
BFegard, 4 Dd'on Rouge.
e haars 9 H. Figaro President.
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BAVARpAGH.-Noa sommes desoI6s
quad 10 Democratic Allocate nous fur.
nit mati6fe il sensHte car, greco 4 Dion.
CO nest pas notre fnuie MI nous mot Fiapn.
want d1ns la facheuae n6cesstt6 Dc ~rslevef
SEES pnroles irfeaoehies. Mtpn1 va1dfaff.e 90
nous senble. quill prit Ia poine IL puiser d
Id source dos boHs renseignefne1g il Sc.
pafgnetait ainsl To cruel d6plaiBir de- dc.
saYouor co our, sans pregves, Il n cru pou.
ysif ayaneor ofictatlement. Rlais iefIo
oat Ia m1nie R5n6ralo das locofocaa: iI5 par.
ieat, lis, p%ayioot. lis parlent, ct lon esf
fdrt omharfass6 do sayoif co eu'lis oRl dit
apes Qu'ils ontparl6. Toatofois, ce est
pas prdciaGm0nt Ia 10 ropFoelo 4a6 nous
6otflmes oblg6s do fare i hoife phiiantfo
piqde yoisin. II doplofe IA m85afe disbou
dfeqse que 10 g~olyornetfent n misc i OK.
6cston, en- 6tablissant j Pass Christian
les QUARTERS d'6td dc Ia gafnisoa a. ia. !
ton Rouge ID 10 grand motif do aos il.
t6tiiodes, @'tst quo, dit Il, soixanie ONE
soldN!a, attnqn65 do III l6Yfe, eont cd CO
momeut sur les endfca. Nous nous gar.
derans bIen de doaner i notre conft6fe IN
aeilFefAl lufiDoi 4 Get eRhFd: nous soti.
inca trop polls, ct II es! trop bon e%ulant,
pottr quo nous nous permattions pne pa.
reiile INCONVENIENCE. Gull nous sHnise do
ldi asspfor, 81 Dc faifeconnaife au public,
ql'Hn officer, Dc l5honneur et do Ia vtfaci.
t6 duqnel per8onne no saafait dontef,
a positiyeneut aiifm6 que ianais
il by d Gu ID maindre cas- do maladio par.
mi les troupes, depuis q]u'olles sont i Pass.
Christian, OF que, malgrd Ia salubrit6 re.
connuo De Baton Rouge, lair do ID mer
sur 10 moral et 10 physique dos mill.
taifes leiFet ID plus ayantageux. Oaaont /
done, d'apr6s celia, les inConvdnions don't /
ID Democratic Advocate pretend tres phi. /
losophiqnement que ION no fit Ia dGcon.
yerte qua unc tpoq0e trop iardiyo Z Y
BENIN confrbro, tachoz do lrbuYcr do i
meillouFs examples. u
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EfAT DE Ia LOUISIANA
Coaf dn Tfeisl6me Diatrct-Paroisse
DIST Baton Rouge.
Nancy Garig,
us No. 35I35
John Foreman son mari
etP 81 Harbour, ct al,
Cepfgces et6 mis- enlargement scion qu'if
await tte assign6, IoFs Gull a etc d~enonlre a
IA cour que IA plalgaants a pronv6 par ID lof
etla t~smoigHage, que CON mari John Foreman
a recl ID sonltue de mile ct Yi1gt Piastras Elm
particle al porflon paraRhaFdaia do IA success
sion DO saFf pere, 4sorgo Garig, dec6d6, ayanf
hi 7e mai 1888, ct a approPre eeite sonrae i
sou usage personnel, que es e~scIares Nelly
ct ses elfans Marion ct GbaTifFset LanreY,
Lydia, B~oaaparte, q JacksaB soutsa propriefe
s6paf6e ct parapheflale, et que les afaires de-
son mari soft dams Nh tattr8s-esnbarassa ct
SEES dfoits ct sa pFopfietanis en- dea9er. ii
est done o~rdonne, adiaga etdecrtte, que Ia
plaignante. Nancy GaFigssa sepafee en- bie3s5
d'ayee son mari, John Fureulau, ct qa'etier re-
c0uVre IA secession OF PadnlnisfratEa n de sess
biens scpafes. ct qu1eiie GbSleIae Infringement
coatre son dit mari daas IA sanme lie mile et
yingt pIasfres, aSec unntcfet legal ct hFro-
11saue shNla pFoP)efe GateTaU 8e mar 90,
etsqu8eie soft deeiaree pr6pfi6taire doe cs.
claFes cf-dessas NOMINEE 81 dams lajoHcffoa
aeeofdee contre E. II. Harbour ore e sheriff
continue . reteniFi les dts e~sclaees aux ffais
da dItd6fenaeur, ct finalement, ore Popposi-
ton de la Piaigaaate so5t fnainto1ue ponr Ia
dite somne de mile et vfngt piasfes avec b..
teret CONNIE ei-dessIs, et qn'eIle sGit payee
Ia dtc scgne, aFee les fas lie preccs, eli pre-
ference de laree farnat Or ID dit Harbour, hors
de Il praRfi6te persoaGejIe aa dit F~ogenlan
s8s par ie slara ct ci-deFant cacrte e..
vente.
&c 2 Juia 1871 ISAAC JOHNSON.
5ase da3a1e. Disaet.
Pour copie eonforme aa iueeAon.orieinal
en- liasse dams 3aen haFea&.
a. WlNTIIR0P, Greaer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

Or Dimanche proclaim y du c]ourant, 4
hos du aoir, Nj jules Delaunay p%rachera, or
fraueais, dams ldgliso Presbytdtiennc Tout
les l%ranqais Bont invites bion rcspoctn-
.ousement 4 yenir ontondre.
IL eujet du sermon aera +" uotro amour
pour Dieu Of les hommes dot fondro ttmoi-
.rnage 4 notre fol- Oh Foi et Charlie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
EIAP De LA LOUISIANA.
PARu!SSE D'EST BATON p0r4p

Adams Winthrop, de Il paroisse ,,
toA Nouge eiailt dams liulention dem.
per son esciave nominee Harriet d'eny;ron ~
ans toaS ceux qui ont des obiectionS ~
les " "a oi'e emancipation, sont requis a
dePoseraa bureau in grefiier de- a
PafotsSs pegF Ia dlte paroisse, dams on,ra,
ours oe IA date du present avis. DonrS
ma nam ee 30ne Jour d'ao0t 1874 aoeS
II w 70 WLER. Sbt.,s