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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11


Come all sou Log Cabin Boys, we're going to hav,
raising,
We have job on hand that we think will be pisas
ing;
Wen turn out and build Harry clay" new
Cabin.
And finish i, OF with thinking and with daubin.
We want all the Log CABIN Boys in the nation,
To BIS on the ground to build the foundation,
And every Loco Foco will think !. smssing,
TO see how We work at the :. Clay" CABIN raising
Hurrs, hurra. it happens very lucky
We have such good "Cioy" in Old Kentucky.
Wen clear OF the grousd plat and Pu, the " DOR
Hieks" under,
And put the slsepers on them without any bunder
We'a all 60 10 work, boys, ssgood Wings oush,
TO do.
And Ma,,y shah Be- routed like Bonapar;e a, Wa
tsrloo.
Wen shoulder onr axes and ert down the timber
We oil lesind the trade, boys. in forty, you'll re-
So hurrs, hurrs, boys, there's no two ways in
The fun we will have at the Clay Cabin rsisin'.
Hurra, horrs, &c.
Well have il well chinked and pu, on the cover
Of good sound clapboards, with the weight poles
over.
And good wide chimney tor the ire In blaze in
10 keep the w higs warm in the cold winter season;
md when want 10 daub il, il happens very luck
That have the best of Clay in Old Kentucky,
For no other State has such good Clay ia
10 make up the mortar forthe CLAY" Cabin rasin'
Hurrs, hsrra, &c.
For the hauling Of the logs. we'll call on Penrsyl.
vany.
For the Conestoga teams will pull as web a. suy,
And the Yankee States and York State, and all d
the Others, @
viii come and help us lift like so many brothers;
The HoosieIs and the Suckers and the w overine
farmers,
And Buckeyes know the right way to carry up the
c.roes,
For every ones a good enough carpenter and mason,
To do a little work at the "Clay" Cabin raisin'.
Hurrs, hurrs, Sc.
Wen cut out 4 window and have wide door in.
Well lay good loft and 6rsrrste Aoor in,
Well FIX it ali complete for Clay "to his Fl lends
in,
We know that the lstch.string will never have its
end int
Aud when our Cabins" finished, md free from
all dangers,
Wen invite all our friends, and welcome the slran.
gers, tte
With songs and with speeches; there no two ways
The fun tia, we'll have at the Clay Club raisin'
Hurrs, hurra. &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

The infamous political Tract No. A."
Contained, among other atrocious libels.
the assertion that an eminent and gifted
gentleman, now in his grave, had died "of
the dsesse with which Heaven punished
ancient Herod." This SANDER Of the
dead, the Philadelphia Gszttte indignant.
ly repels. "We have heard this insinua.
ted in whispers before" says the Gazette,
"and only notice il now for the the pYr-
pose OF stamping as a foul and false H.
bel, only invented for the purpose Of de-
flaming TIE character Of the deceased. and
decorating the bosoms OF surviving rela-
tves and friends. Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

THE HOME OF CHILDnool IL checked
my horse TO gaze on the scene ofmy infant
years, and my companion iemed wiling
10 indulge me. 1t is indeed true, as some
sages have taught, that mans good angel
.hovets over the place of his birth, and
dwells with peculiar flndness Oh the DAYS
of his innocent childhood and that in after
years of sorrow and of crime, she pours
balm over the heart TO soft n aud improve
It by their influence How could 1t be,
without some agency like this, that, gazing
hus Unexpectedly on the desolaie home If
my fathers, the violent passions, the hustle,
and the misery of later years vanished from
my mind like dream, and the scene and
feelings Of my childhood came fresh as
yesterday t. my remembrance | heard
the Joyous clamor Of my tt brothers and
sisters, our games, our quarrris, and our
rrconcillatlons, were once more present TO
me; the grave smile olmy father, 'he kind
bat eternal gabbIo of my good old nurse,
aud above all, the mild sweet Voice of nay
beloved mother, as she adjusted our little
disputes or soothed our childish sorrows-
all rushed upon my mind, and for while
quite over,powered me; covered my
face uih my hands, and wept in silence.
I-.AdrentureS of a Kuzzilbdsh.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
VAN BUREN, IN S. CAROLINA.

The Hamburg Journal thus describes
the decline Of Van Burensm among the
palmettoes; y
THE CAUSE PRosrERs. 1.-The day Of
Vun Burenism is last drawing to close IN
South Carolina. Those editorial 'lence.
riders" are alarmed. and would read ~ fell
over to the right side, could they be allow.
their own fr-e-will. The yeoman,y Of
the Stste-lhs bone and slnew Of the land,
are awakened, and are coming out gallant
" f,r Clay. They will no longer be hum
busged by The supporters Of Van Buren,
nor will they strive agains, the dIcia'es of
reason and knowledge. Next TALL the Old
Palmetto State viii, be found right SIDE up;
and no mistake. Politicians may count up
figures, and set down extracted remarks
OF Clay, and pick out all such sentences as
best SUIT Their taste and convenience; bur
they cannot deceive the people, nor poke
fingers in their eyes. The fact is, the
dear people" are looking into matters
Themselves, and are quIe as compeien, to
form correct opInIons, as ihoss who do The
talking part. An enquiry has gone abroai !,
"shal we attend to our business, or leave
il to o,hersto performl" Then can there
be doubtlefi; ,hep -ople viii look to their
interest, and judge for themselvesl They
will,
We assert without fear Of contradiction,
tina, one haf OF the crizeps Of South Car.
olina. arr already in f,vor Of Henry Clay;
and We feel confident, tina, the remaining
half Will not vote for Var Buren, by tue
fist oil October next
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

LISA notorious and incontrovertible fact,
that Martin Van Buren, was the steady and
active oppone0t OF the last war. He was
the organ Of the Peace Party. and the bit
ter d-Douncsr Of Mr.. Mads son and the
strong friends OF that conflict. so glorious
in its character and its results. Let this
be remembered ,--Albany DAILY Ciiizen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

THE DlFFERENcE.--in. he Wing Ta,ihr
the duty On oil Railroad Iron is S25 per
Ton. In the Locofoco Tariff reported to
Congress, the duty on Railroad is put a,
$50 if purchased by irGividuais--but il
purchase by corporations. the duty is only
$40 per ton. Don't the Lecofocos hate
cofporations Miaer's Journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

STEAMBOAT VoTING.-In the lower
trade (saysthe Sainl Louis New Era) the,
captains e steamboats, have found il me-
cessry,o prohibit votes being taken on
the Presidential question among The pas
sengers, by dividing the votes on the two
sides oi the boat, be ause the voters on
the Clay side ofthe boat 50 Ear ouinum.
Der aud outweigh those on the Van Burea
side as to end-Dger the boat by upsciting.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

The Pennsylvania Keystone. in abusing
Mr.. Ciay's personal opp .araoce, says that
he has "a large and ugly mouth" That
is feature OF Mr.. C's. face, which needs
no defence. ~ speaks for itself Louis
ellie youysdl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

We have shown the remarks Of the
Pennsylvanian. on the subject Of the coon
songs, recently sung in tbs Place, to sew.
erai OF the Ashland Glre Club, and all the
satisfaction we can get, is, th,t they 10
tend to sing louder han eper 1ext time
This IS very provoking, bu, these Clay
boys are so head strong! There's no stop.
ping them
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

ILLINOIS MovTNG. "A call appears in
the last Galena Advertiser, signed by SIX
hundred and ,wen,y-iour citizens. tor
meeting orihs Wings Of 10 Daviess coun
" on the 18th Of March, 20 conmence the
work of preparation for The Presidential
contest.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

Is there work in the English language
that contains all the vowels?
There is, unquestionably,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
FFOaEl..

ENRST quality superhne flour just received anc
III for sale low, by the barrel or retail by
+. DUNNING ron,
hsucys7jlc Depot, Nov ., 1884
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
WORTH PRESERVING.

Every one who takes an ntereot in The
polincs ofthe day, ought TO have the fol-
lowing list, showing the relative force Of
the States IN the election for President
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

Another great Wing Convention, SIM.
lar 10 that held in 1910, is to be held on
the Tippecanoe- battle ground on the 2oth
OF May next
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
That same Old Coon /!

usDER THE ABovE CAPTION will Bx HKRALpkp
FoRrH The wGgKLY PRoaRsss oF Tux saYtsss
AsD DoIsos Of THAI SANE Old coos," UNTIL
MS "BoLss" THE "LtrTLs rox" IN is4i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
Dye-StI6s, Oils,
CONFECTIONERY,
FANCY GOODS. &c.

and all other articles in their line to which they
respectfully invite the attention of buyers.
The following are among their stock, and any
preparation or compound will be carefully attended
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

A Mosr NOBLE REMARK.-A friend
congratulated Mr.. Webster on the success.
luI termination OF the treaty Of W ashing.
ton. when he answered; -"Sr," SAID he.
II remembered that was negotiating for
a Christian people, with Christian nation,
and that we were living in tho nineteenth
century Of the Christian era,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
v. as. w,

The following is from the N. Orleans
Crescent City: ~
William, want my wig.
Vich Wig, sir.
w, my vi,e Wig in tho wooden Wig box
vich | wore last Wednesday, vas a week
ven | vent TO the Widows Wedding.
Pm worry much wexe ! at your vulgar
pronunriatons, Mr.. Valentine. You
should say wig, not Wig. But IL you are
going a visiting, you had better take your
welwe, cap that you had on at the last
meeting IN the westry.
Vie, you are always Worrying me With
your Cit cism upon my words. I'm not
gong wishing as you have ii, but am GO
mo to take walk along the varves, and
along Washington Square, and perhaps
shall 90 as far as the Water Works.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
From the OHIO State Journal.
An OLD SONG RENOVATED.
BIT }. aREsikR.

TusE--- The good old days Of Adam aad Zee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11

Precipitate, Red
Ptussisn Bloc
Pumice Stone
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
MAINE.

Les retours due nous avOns Tecus de pEsat du
Maine sont en- favour des I~ocoiocos on sly atten-
DAFT. Les wings mont fait aucune tentative SCI
Reuse ct celia est prouvee par les chifires qui nous
parviennent, En- 1910, Kent W. recut dans Icy
comics don't on a les Tetours, 30,682, ct Fair-
field a0 27,599. Cette aimee, Robinson (w1
a recu 24,777;e ct Anderson fl2s,a43. Ainsi
lie vote locotoco ma pas reinstatement changes
tandis que 70 vote wing est diminne dun ciSlq-
uieme. II parait que dc nouyelles circonscrip-
.tions electorate rendent desorInais le suc-
ces des wings apeu pres impossible dams Ia
Legislature, ct une loi passee tout dernierement
charge la legislature du choix dn gouverncur
dams 10 cas- Oh aucun candidat ne reunitVla ma
Jorite absolute.
Ona elu I'M l%ocotoco pour le Congress Cum-
berland ct I'm Wing d Kennehec. II n,ya de-
lection nj dansle district dc York nj dams celui
de Lincoln.
Les ~locofocos ont enin empoFte I'm DIES Etats
qui votercit pour nous on 1870. III nous per-
dons Maine, ce gui meme nest pas encore cer-
tain, nous gagnerens Ia Virginie, ct celia fait ann
pie compensation.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
Ueute gar laGoar pea}2renoea

6SERONS o~tfertes en- ycnte, a LENCHERE PUB
~ LIQUE, parle soussign6 juge dc poroisse, pour Ia
paroisse st. Landry,
Nendredi 8 Nopem.bre, della prfsente aimee 1914,
A la dernisrc residence, de feu ELoIsE LAFLEUR,
femme d'efunte de Francois Guillory fills, situee dams la
Vieile Grandc Prairie, dams la dite paroisse, toutes
les prophecies, appartenant en- commun au ldit francois
Guillory fills, ct aux enfants ct horitiers dc 50 dcfunte
femme, Eloise Lafeur consistnat;
En- un terrain,
Sur lequel residait la defunte ct de la contepance dc
quatre arpents ct demie de front, sur quarunte de pro-
fondeur avec toutes les batisses ct ameliorations qui Y
existent, IS t6teS de b6tes d cor7es domces, qudtre che
paur de charruc, une pair de 6aafs de lire, une cha
rettc d beufs, une cdleche, de-, &c.
Les conditions seront annonc6es ie jour de la vente.
A. GARRlGUES, Juge de Paroisse.
Opeiousas, 8 0btobre 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
HORRTBLiCATAsTROPHIE A MATA-
As


LIE Diarioa 81 de &c mois rend ainsi compile
du desastre d Went de ruiner dc fond en- COM
bic la malhebuse vile de Matamoras
SsLe preml alcade de Matamoras mecrlt ce
qui suit, sous date de 5 de ce mois:
ttIIier soiisur les dix heures, commenca
dams cette vi un violent ouragan qui ma cosse
qu'anpurd'ha dix heures du matin. On ma
pas sotyeniIfun ~pareille temptGte. SEES de-
%sastre, par que nous voyons jusqu'a &c mos
ment. sont l9ribles ct ne p~ourront etre repares
en- s%ixRnnea "a Perception des maisons de
ID. Pdro jog dl la CARA, de Dona Juana Per-
ca ct Peglse leuve, iln'y a aucuhr ediiice qul
matt onsidehbhment %souffert on qui ne soft
%conyeti en- dFkclabres ont peri sous les ruines,
un enEnt fls ad{D. Mariana Aguado, IN artil-
lsur, trois fanmes, qui vivent encore, mais
grievnent bIssees. Parmi ces edifces, le
quartz de l'afillerie a etc detruit ainsi que la
maisd Mata, 1h6pital qui content pres de cent
mala&, lc muf de la prison ct la Motto De celui
du ci1tiere. Pour tout dire en- I'm mot, la plus
grandpartie de Ia population est reduite d vi
yre DIP des baraques qu'elle a formees au pied
des rles des maisons d6truites +: le laisse apen-
ser a S. dams quel miserable 6tat Sc trouyent
les cures.
Lehlades ont etc transportes aujourdhu auI
quart des saPeurs, lie pare ia chapeHe qui a
perduhe tour ct demie, lartillerie dams lie bas
DIES mSons particulieres, eft dams Ia piece que
eelle- occupaient on a place les PRISONERS
don't gun ne manque iusqu'a ce moment.
A Bne ai.je un moment pour veus faire ce
rappol car j'ai besoin de tout mon temps pour
prendrnes measures atm d'eviter les vols que
pourl3nt sc comlnettre cette mutt ce qui est
! r,,t d;h;la .;tteDdu u,e chacun est occun2 de
SEES maeares particulars. Je prize V. S. de me
remcts une copie de ce rapport.
Sc. M. lie President, aassit6t quill a Ell
conna$ance de cette catastrophe, d ordonne
que sd perdre de temps, on distribuat des Sc
cours BUS ces malheureux atm qu'ils pussent
reconsAuire leurs maisons ct trouver ~quelqu'al-
legemit a leurs pertes.
NoJd9sirons bien vivement qu'une souscrip-
ton gldrale soft ouverte pour venir au secours
de ceslalheureux. Nous ne doutons pas que
tous n compatriotes MY participant mus par Ia
sympaie dae a une 81 grande intortune. Nous
excitoI nos c2nfrerrs de la presse mexicaine d
faire appel a tout lie monde; nationaux 81
etrangs Y repondront aGec empressement.-
COURT Franfais.
On Pus communique a l~'instant, dit le meme
journasmc lettre 6crite de Matamoras, sous Il
date d7 aodt, ct dui dtpeint avec detail les i'm
menseddsastres qui ont RUNE cette vile Ii
miserdst a son comble parmi cette malheur
cuss psulation, ct sil'on ne Went promptemen
a leursecours, les infortun6s qui ont surv6cu d i
catastr,he pourraicnt bien MOURN dc tainl, a
miIieups decombrcs qui ne s%uai3seseh VIZ ;sb 4, l.
abritei Jamais la chaIitG
eit6o h I'll malheur plus compIet."
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
q W { q >

HIM vertu dune Proclamation de son Excellence,
ETA Alexandre Mouton, Gougerneur dc rEtat dc Ia
Louisiana, en- date du 9 Septembre 1874, ct conlorme-
mcnt a la loi dudit Etat:- -
Unc election aura lieu dams les Paroissps 81. Landry
ct Calcasieu, le premier Lundi de Novef,bre proclaim,
quatritlne Jour dudit mpis, ct les deux jours suivans,
entire 10 heures du mntin et 4 heures dc fupres-midi, n
refet d'6Iiro six EIecteurs dc President ct Vice. pr6si-
dent DIES Etats ,Unis, pour ct de Ia part du susdit Elat
de la ! Louisiana. Ladite Election sera tenue dams la
Paroisse st. Landry, lie Lundi q~uatrenlc jour dc Mo-
vembrc proclaim, aux lieux detection ci-dossous desi-
gn6s, SAVIOR
Au has de plagucmine Brhlee, a lendroit Oh Benja-
min McCleland demcrirait en- 1884.
Au Grand C6tcau, au magasin deMessrs, Petetin&Co
Au haut de plaquemine Brul6o, ALA maison de la
Venve Leuiroy Latiolais.
Au Bayou Bnui, u la derniere rcsidcnce dc Thomas
Haley.
Ala vieille Grandc Prairie, au Iaagaain Do Mcsars.
Fontonot u Stagg.
Ala Wills Plate, pres du gu au Enagasin meme dc
Marcelin Garand.
Au Bayou Chicot, pres du on aa magasin meme &C.
cupe en- 1887 pr Raty g Kibhes
Dnnssla vile de Masfiingtons q Ia mnlson de William
| III. Bassetf.
All Bois Mallot, d Ii msis0n de Dominique Richard.
Al III Pointe Chataiguer, 4 IA maison d'Alexandre
Iouicot.
Ala Prairie Petit Bots, Ia maison do John Close.
Eft amx divers lieux detection dams la Paroisse dc
CalcasieuL
lie S de Noyembre, a rhabitation J. NJ DebailIon, a
la Grande Prairie.
Et le Gde Novembre, a la Maison dc Cour dc Ia Pa
roissc 81. Landry, dams la vile dos Opelousaa.
~.GARRIGUES, Juge de Ia Par0isse 81. Landry
Opelousas, 25 Septcmbrc 1914.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
3 9 w I'D 3 @
EsT Public ToUTEs LES sEMAINEs, PAR
OSEPH ETvTEsR.
Bureau est situe dams 'tCourt street, en- face de Ia
Maison de Cour.
cONDJTJONS.

-.
kDoSNRMENr :-Par an, payable d'avance, So 90
Do, payable avant Respiration de 6 mcis, 4 90
Pour six Inois, payable davance. sansexceptisn, 2 90
kvis:-Pour Pin 3ertion dun Care dc pas plus de dix
lignes, IS | pour la premiere fois, 50cents pour ciaque
insertion subs6qucnte. A moins quill men soft autre-
lnont ordonne, les avis seront publies en- ~francais ct
en- anglais, ct paicront en- consequence. Une de-
duction liberale sera fate pour les avis inseres pour
une Tongue periodic. Lorsque lie temps de finsertion
ne sera pas specific, elleser c~ontinuee pendant deux
lnois ct paiera en- consequence; mails Ia publication
ton ne sera arretec, tant que lie prix men aura point
etc pave, ct q noins que rEditeur men decide
autrement.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
CoMMIssAREs OBJECTIONS

JHSque Jun 1S40.
Piaquenine Brdlte.--Gabriel Lyons, Bosnian Hays,
JOS Il. Andrus, jr.
Grand c6teau-John +. Smith, Thomas S. Hardy,
GGrasime Richard.
Bayou G1ieot-Richard ] Anderson, w. Akephead,
1holnhs Keller.
Bayou Bonf- Henry S. Dunbar, Lnstio Guillory,
William Link.
ViciHe Graade Prairie-Philip Stage, Edmond john
son, jean J. LaGeur.
Vile Piatts--Picrre NJ. Guillory, onezilne r. Pitre,
Antoine Il. Guillory.
Washingtoh.-Frcderick Kaufman, Dominique c. Sit
tig, Auguste GradcBigp.
POinte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Roujcot, Simon Fonte-
not, fionorG Fusilier.
Prairie Petit Bois-John Close, Valery Mayer, Frs
C.. Deyilliers fls.
Bois MaHet-Louis Guidry, Etiennc Lejoune, William
Pr~ud'lomme,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
LETEMs, LAGELEE, LIE BARBECUE &c

LIE TENS, LA GELEE, LIE BARBECUE &c
LIE TENS, tout le monde lie sail fut abomineble,
la semaine passee. Jeudi soir, apres une cha.
lcur 6touffante, 10 vent ~changea subitement ct
nous apporta du nord une pluie froide, ct per-
cante, qui dura jusqu'a samedi soir, pressure sans
aucune intelmittence Une legere geloe blanche
yint dimanche matin rendre au soleilde la Lou
isiane tous ses droits, que voulait usurpcr phiver
au front chauye
LIE BARBECUE.
Les indomptablcs Wings du Grand Coteau,
men ont point eu lie dement,, malgre la pluie, lie
vent ct Ia gelee lis ont tenu leur parole au jour
fxe. Trompes dams lcur espoir de voir un beau
soleil lure sur leur rendezvous, lis Sc sont rem.
dus a leur poste, mails helas les democrates, in
vites d partager lcurs fetes ct leurs dehats mont
point paru nous comptions sur un combat deter
mine, q~uoiqu'a armes courtoises; lis ont fat de-
faut, TN peu de pluie une peu dc froid leur ont
fait peur.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
PLACE AUX WINGS UN AUTRE BAR
BECIJE.

Les Wings de cette paroisse SC rassembleroIt
de nouveau, Vendredi proclaim 0 de ce mois
a la grande prairie. Nos orateurs seront presents
ct nous n'ayons nul doute que les preparatifs qui
ont etc fats, meriteront depreciation des palais
les plus fastidieuz. Messieurs ct m~esdames, de
cette ~paroisse, vous etes tous invites; honorez
nous de votre presence, il y aura abundance
daliments aussi bien pour resprit que pour lie
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

LIE Bays Sara Ledger dit, que Ia iieyro jaime
qui s'etail manifestee a Woodville, Mississippi,
avec un ~lractere alarmant, diminue sensible
ment-Dhe autre cote, le Feliciana Wing dit
qu'elle y catinuait SEES ravages ct gull y mourait
cling a six frsonnnes par jour.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
JEUDI MArIN, 8 ocToBRE 1914.
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ANpIpATsA AUX PLACES D'ELEcTGuRs PoUR cHoI-
.alR Ls rREslpGNr gr LIE x1cn-rRgs1pENr DIES ErArs uNIs:
AU PUBLIC.

Nous avons place a la porte de notre bureau
Inc blanche destin6e a %rcceyoir tous les jours
es nouvelles les plus recentes, soft politiques,
Ipit Commercials, etrangeres on domestiques.
L,iuspcction de ce tableau sufiira t%oujours pour
bonner connaissance DIES dcrnieres nouyelles.-
gous %invitons Wings ct D6mocrates a y jeter I'm
Dup d'eil.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

HeiHe.--Les wings de la partie de cette
parois@ qui Sc trouve sur la rive gauche du
fleuve attenu une assemble nombreuse le 81
de ce moispour aviser aux moyens d'envoyerdes
deltgu6s ia grande Convention G6nesale de
Baton Roge.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

GrNous nous faisons IN plaisir d'appeler
l'attention de nos ~lecteurs sur lannonce du beau
Steamer Elizabeth. C'est TN bateau du pre-
mier ordre ct son capitaine uns des plus. habile
navigaterrs de nos %rivieres. SEES prix moderes
doiyent lui assurer lie success.
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DOM DxNNwN SIMON ~roagTH3g0T, de Ia
Raraiasa4 d. Iaandry, Etat de la xsouisiannc,
A ! demande, par petition, d1dtre nonime atml-
1M ~nlstfatenr DIES p~ropriet6s en- conlmun, entire
Francois Guillory, fills,
ct les enfnnts ct heritiers de feu Eloise Lafeur, sa
femine decedee, de Ia dite Paroisse.
Toute personne, qai aurait Tintention de %s'opposer a
Ia ditc nomination est price do deposer a mon Bureau
son opposition par ecrit dams le ddlai de dix jour a dater,
de Ia presente publication.
A. GARRIGuES, Juge de Pdroisse.
Opelousas, 3 Octobre 1874, oct3.3t
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New YoRK.-Les Wings de Get Fiat, ayant
choisi, l'Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE, pour candi-
dat la place de Gouverneur ct Samuel ]. Will
kin a celle de ~lieutenat gouverncur, nominations
qui ont etc acceptees, sont animGs du meillcur
esprit ct marchent au combat surs de la Vic
toire.