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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-04

A PRErTY SIGHT.-There are no less than
eight men of war lying off the Battery, New York.
They present a very fine appearance.
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26,s59 26.276 23.47i al,69s

The above table pives Carroll a majority Of 5S3,
-hIcn, IT the report from the two gades in Alegapy
county, of IS majority for Pratt be correct, will
duce It 10 4o6.
The counties to hear from Somerset st. Mary $
and Worcester. AT the last Governors election the
gave Wing majority OF l ,2ll votes.
There will not be majority of more than 500 either
way-and We could have Afforded to give the Wings a
majority Of 600 and then have carried 200 electoral
votes for Polk
BY MORSE'S TELEGRAPH
ONE O'CLOCK
Pratt's majority in Somerset 3O4
do in Worcester 440
do in Dorchester 35z
1.-THE returns from Allegheny not complete,
and 81. Mary's is to hear FROM.
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Fson Posr Az PsNou.-Cspt CUT. arrived at N
York 10 sixteen days from Port au Prince, reports
tina, when he sailed all was quiet. The President
had gone to the Cape with 2 900 soldiers.
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Ssow-On Sunday it showed in Pittsburg, but
the snow melted fast II fell.
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BUREAU or Contraction, EaUr'r AND REPAIR,
October 81, ls44.
g EALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbi.
~ Bureau until o'clock p. M of the 80 Noyem-
ber Tor furnishing and delivering the following guam
tities Of FLAX CANVAS:
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

LIZ, what may be the result Of the Guberna'onai
election, We shall expect Maryland to 60 oi the He
poblicsn candidate fos the Presidency. The Wings
are undoubtedly routed their stronghold, surprised
in their own esnp, and between this aud the Presi-
dental election they will exhibit nothing but panies
and rou,. The die is cast the prestige Of success Is
against the Wig, aud the remaining days between
his and tho election, vii ds'elop nothing but series
of pre- destined revsIsss and disasters.
Three day. ago the Wings offered 10 bet on carry
ing Maryland by 5000 majority. Now, the follow
ing returns taken from the Sun, (neutraD show how
much they we're m'staken;
REHABILITATION.
The following table comprises all the returns that
have been received, Official snd uaoteial Baltimore
county, A. well a. Anne Arundel incomplete, and
the former will slightly increase Mr. CAROLS majo-
riy. We give for comparison the result in the same
counties At the last Governors election.
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SPLENDID HATS AND CAPS.

NALL FASHlONS-W b. TODD Halter, siI
L doors west of Browns Hotel, eegs to inform his
numerous customers, in town and country that he
has in of The most extensive and beautiful
assoItments of Hats CAPS, and Furs offered Tor
sale in this market.
HATS.
Gentlemens superinc Beaver, Cashmere, Mole
skin, Russia, aud Silk Hats, got up in a superior
style and warranted TO retain their shape and color
Gentiemen's Sporting Hats. Boys Genoa Hats,
new style.
CAPS.
Gentlemen, youths and children's Caps of fur,
CLOTH velvet, glazed silk, in about eighty different
patterns, at very reduced prices.
Ladies' Riding Caps, new style.
Also one car on richly embroidered French silk
velvet Caps for infants entirely new in this country.
oct 4-3tif
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CHEAP CARPETINc

Oct 4-lsr4v
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
nnnltAL 6uRGERK.

Ahfty4e4AL PAsATfs-The roof Of the
tn6uIb. fyr palaie beHeEl Ii frequently itnper+
feet from HataraI causes IN infancy or in
grown PRISONS, from Ii certain complaint be-
lnp tnf6fsfed viii or neaieeted-ff6m tntf.
eary bef8g Improperly administegedJ Or fiotn
tmbf85ef management under q course Of
mercury, where Tile blood being chilled throf
taking cold, the proper course Of medicine ts
altered, and tho humotfA being shut up 70 The
hood, e~antaminats the whole mass Of fluids
ami t3igdfdcr room males its appearance 10
vAftalt4 parts Of tbs body. Sometimes IN INC
n0se 9na HpuH Of The throat, and III The tcetf,
and gums, witch occasions inflammation and
bfIug4 81 h cor les 9f The palate bones, ~
which case the speech fs much aheetea ana
The inod frequently lodges IN ana aboat ine
ofifs# and sometimes passes "a me noss'
no part Of the profession Of &c oeniisl re-
anife5 50 much mechanical skill as ths oTga.
~Dization Of a%rtidcial paiates, The loss % shs
natural ones whether Gas we have already
stated) the result III attributed 10 accident ma
tBral conformation or impradeDce, Is certain.
~ one Of The greatest misfortune 10 which bus
man nature il subject,
ny my negg method Of fixing artificial pa.
lales either Of gold, silver OF p~laIi1a, the ofi.
hcc, however large or Of what shape can BIZ
fitted % enable the weafer 70 arlieulate with
freedom aud precision without the aid Of
spanee, india rubber or any substance that
would ifnbibe he nvegs rAntUm o. the pa
iafe cavity.
nTperson8 afflicted with the above disease
can he supplied and treated ut the shortest
notice by applying At my residence.
dTAll operations on the Teeth aud gtabt
will be attended 10 from "a M 10 4PM
A. l.. PLOUGH, Dentist.
protpset nm, Juig ~, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
FASHION JoCKY CLUB.
EnM Mcetin0. 1914.

THE Races over this Course will commence
on Tuesday the 20th day Of October. frs
Days Race-A two year old sweepstake, al.
ready closed with six entries--miie heats
600 entrancc-s60 forfeit.
Gen. A, q. Catter's, c. Frank Weber, by
Josh Bell, blood Of the dam not known.
M. g. Ganlden enters CHI. fliy KelierIow
Belle, by Kellertown, dam Sally Everett.
VIM, b. Carer enters BIC. George HeddiDg,
by Stakeholder, dam Brown Fanny, by Ber-
lFahd.
John Rist enters 5. I. j Isabella, by Long Tom,
dan Nancy Black.
Carter q McKneely enters br. c BY Stock
boiler, dam by Jerry.
u. T. McRae enters Sci. by Elias Rictor, dam
black Vase.
On the same day a Sweepstak for . year old
q~reoIcg Of LGulsisna-gl50 eptrancc-950
foffeit~-milc heaie--three or more TO make a
face-to name and close on the 1t day or
October, All colts brought into the State be-
fore they were eighteen months old are con.
sidered c~reolge.
Second Day-Jocky Club Purse Of s200-
$50 entraace--two mile heats.
Same Day--A sweepstake, free for all 3
year oldg--two mile heats--S200 entrance
$50 forfeit--three or more to make a race-to
name and close the 29lh Of October, 1874.
Third Day-Jocky Club Purse Of 200 dol.
Iars-2O dollars, entrance--fhree mlle heats.
Same Day--A Sweepstake for 2 year olds
--miie heats~-I00 dollars entrance-25 dol
lara forfeit--three or mgrc to N Ike d race
70 name and close the Let day Of October.
Fourth Day-Proprietors's Purse Of $50
dolIars--rnile heats--beet three in fVe--en-
trance ten per cent.
Same Day--A Post stake--milo heats
100 dol. Observation-Disclosures sealed and
delivered TO the President Of the Club al 5
O'Clock the day previous; accompanied with
The entrance money.
JNO. C. WALKER, Proprietor.
Port Hudson, La, June 90, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

It's highly necessary that every NhiR
should nov feel that be has m important
Part 70 btl IN tho grand national political Jfa.
10 be- acted hext Noyodahef. Lot them
DO ever Setehfol, Il IL nos enough for tietn
u vote, far they have d willy and yigilant foe
ever fehdg 10 take advantage of their suptno.
liess. Lot hem atiend mtotings 70 inter.
rbangp views and IDEAS for = concert of action.
Jet public msolings be held and lleir pfin.
giplesdiFrgssed aud the ruth laid before ihe
people Otr cause 10 iust--fhe principles
Ne contend for ar those that viii mike ouf
nation prosperous aud happy. We have moth
ing % fear By letting them be known. Lot
tracts and other documents be eife6iated and
d~smpgeg1eisdl will vanish he HE dari4ness
of ignorance before The bright light Of truth
4 Coggegtion ought 70 be called 10 dsqiso
means fof i paffet concert through tho state
Udorganiaed and olmoat deAparihk, tho wings
Of Louisiana have just achieved Il glorious
triumph theef up th1n, and organize. and
Louisiana will give vt joast 5000 majority
~ Clay and protection 70 American iadas.
~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
WAig,g Easi BATON Rouge "A otetioI

WAigsg East Btt0n Rouge --A meeting
or tho Clay Club Is held ihise,eniaG al hall
past Z o'clock in the basement story 81 the
Methodist. church. Come and answer 20 The
call, let moi merton any more ea0so your
defeat, We expect every one IN this town
who ID 4 wing, 10 show himaelt worthy Of the
namc. Those who arc not for ~ ate against
Us, be jealous, then, wbigp, and sbow that
Your lose Of country ~ paramount to saif.
There il a great deal 70 be done, Onr
cause lie triumphant let uu 20 on from con.
quaring 70 conquer, Til tho pure and holy
principles ef Washington and Jefferson are
re.establshod III the panctum 80 long dehlal
by ]loeotoeo deFpotiem, and to crown tho
whole, by Texas hunbug.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
ROBERT BEaI4

Respectfully informs his friends in town Il
country that there is now on hand, at his old
stand corner of Church and Water str, a gem
erat assortmentofGroccrie Provisions, Hard
ware, &c, consisting in part Of the following
articles:
40 bbls. OF rectifed whiskey
30 kegs Of leaf lard-prime article
50 bbls. of mess pork
50 bbls. of saperfne -four.
Havana and Rio coffee, brown and ioafsu-
gar, candles, soap, rice. Goshen butter, tobac-
co, butter crackers, black pepper, spice, nut
megs, cloves, ginger, salaratus, cinnamon,i IN
dlgo, starch, salt petre, alum, olive oil, tea in
boxes and canisters, coarse and fine salt, bulk
pork and smoked hams, corn brooms, dried
fruits.
HARDWARE.
Table and pocket knives, French and Eng.
llsh locks, chest cupboard and pad-locks, Ia
bic and tea spoons, snafie and stiff bits, horse,
paint, White-wash, shaving, shoe and busting
brushes, drawing knives, saws, files, chisels,s
auEers, Collins axes, hatchets, Ame's shovels
and spades. steel and iron hoes, fiat and round
belts, strap and butt hinges, screws, tacks,
bradS, Japanned candle-sticks andIamps, glass
and tin lanterns, smooth and dog irons, frying,
stew and Tin pans, coffee pots, tin buckles,
11@9A EhA49J t+A ~ RRI VI G1G Ill DC ~ iEf 4duEEE5v
shovels and tongs, door, fish and cotton hooks,
brass, wire and hair eyes, blind brides, horse
collars, harness, trace and dog chains, tea ket.
ties, grid irons, coffee mills, spiders, ovens,
pots from l to 20 gallons, grass, hemp and
cotton rope, FISH lines and hooks, sperm and
fish oil turpentine, window glass, lamp black
and 80 kegs best Boston nails.
SUNDRIES.
WillowCarriages cradlesand baskets, wash
tubs, painted and well buckets, cowhides. axe
handles, shaving boxes, scented soap, waters,
foolscap, letter and wrapping paper, black &
blue inn, black sand, percussion caps, gun
Hints, powder, shot, looking glasses, pens,
needles, playing aud cotton cards, Windsor
and split bottom chairs, Stephens haut-ton
matches, snuff, spool and aax thread.
also q general assortment of crokery and
glass ware, hats, boots aud shoes,
June sth, Is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

worm E07alG

J'HKsg Lozenges have now been IN tise, 10
the s9ulhern and Western States upwards Of
twelve months, during which time they have
gained for themselves q popularity uaPrece.
denied IN The annals Of medicine. In over
10000 cases they have proved an infalltble
remedy for the destruction Of those reptiles
within, which are the means Of sweeping off
hundreds and thousands ofthe most blooming
children and youth, severinR the cords Of al.
f%eetion, and forever blasting The fondest hopes
of the parent. so great has their efficacy IN.
Vafiabfy proven, that they may well be called
the 0nly certain worm destroying medicine in
use. and the greatest discovery ever made for
ezpelliHa the various kinds of worms that 50
frequently and distfessiugly annoy both child.
fch and adults. Many diseases arise from
worms ard occasion long and intense suffer-
ing and egen death, without their ever being
suspected. Grown persons arc very often Of.
1icted with them, aud arc dGctofed for yari-
Gus complaints without any benefit when one
or two doses oftbese LozenReg would speed.
" cure them. They are d certaiu remedy, and
50 pleasant to the taste, that children cry for
them, and eat them as readily as d c6mmon
peppermint Jozenge. Wherever they have
been used, they have received The most 6atter.
ing Communications from Physicians, heads Of
families, and The public generally. Much
more might be said in their favor, Of the safe.
" with which they may be administered TO
persons Of all ages and sexes Of The vast ex.
tent and magnitude Of the suffering and death
occasioned by worms Of the impotency Of
moss Of the preparations which heretofore
hKyd been presented 70 the community as a
remsdY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
80 cATAerRopHE.

A noble youth his addresses did pay,
10 4 lovely girl Of beauty rare,
Which soon made him think that from day 70
day,
Hs i0Ue t0Gs firmly roofing there.
he hoped that time 10 him would soon reveal,
What he anxipusly wished to knows
Bnt alas poor swain, he was doom'd 10 feel
The styohe Of q poisoaR a,yoty.
For when be an1i5uslt his suit did press
Aud u Joke did wish 10 level
She turned on her heels and with very much
stress,
Said Sir I phase 80 70 The ID
Nov this proved 10 The youth a fatal shot
And one of which he fell beneath
Ard II now has become my sad LOT,
10 record AiS bagtcal deaA.
CHIPS, in.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

VEGETABLE gi5
AND


A cERTAIx and efeetual cure for Ague and
Fever; also used successfully ID the treatment
Of Bilious Fever, Nausea, General Debility,
and Nervous Weakness.
The mostaattering recommendation Of this
medicine have been received from many emf.
nens Physicians and others who have used
hem. Sold on terms no cure no pay. Price
81 per box.
Gray's Patent InraEua5le Ointment.
For the cure or scrofuloas and otAer Tumorg,
Ulcers, Sore Breasts, Sore Leg6, Rheamatic
Pains, Old and Fresh Wounds, letters,
sprains, EruptiOns, Bruises, Chilblains,
sWellings and Tndammatfon. Plies, scaId
Head, Corns, and External Diseases gene
rally. Price Scots. per box,
TOOTH-ACHE! TOOTH-AcHEu
WRO would be troubled with this tormeniing
pain, when il can be cured without extracting
the Teeth
Dr.. LacOants Vegetable Tsoh-qeAs EExir-A
certain and immediate cure.
DR. having appointed several agents
for the sale Of his valuable Drops, for The curs
or the Tooth-ache, can With confidence recon
mend it as an infaliible cure in alI cases. how
ever severe, giving relief in a very few min
utes, and that too without ans injury 10 the
teeth or gums. II possesses the property Of
enligeaing the gum, when in a morbid state.
and ofrestoring a healthy and vigorous acti.,p.
This medicine acts In such s manner AZ ia
deaden the nerve Of the tooth, ghjchisth e on
~ way that il can be efsctualIY cured wttb1n,
extracting. The proprietor has KNOW ,hfs
remedy tried in more thar twenty successive
cases, and did not fail in either. One phiaIof
the Drops, which cost bus so tents, IS safic;.
ent Q cure from is 70 20 cases Of .ooth.acse.
HUNDREDS Of persons hare declared thal they
would not be without : phiai ~ ness drops
Frlee, 5ects. per phIah For sale At the
Drug stores Of p ioardaa G. soaterre. and
of. W.. Nusslernau.
Baton Rouge La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

AccErTAScE OF Mn PorK-This gentle
mans acceptance Of the high honor conferred
on him by the Baltimore Convention, has come
10 hand. 1t is dated Columbia, Tenn, June
l2lh. lie declares that on no reconsideration
vill be consent to serve . second term. This
is allvery right, but il "Young HekoTg" less
plant thar "old HSkeyy," in bis fret and
second messages he urged stFoagly the amend
,nanl Of the Constitution, SO as to render the
President Iaeligi5e after one term Of servtce-
vet a the end of his term, he gladly threw him
telfin the political arena for another prasiden-
sial contest. However wo 60 rot think il pro.
babIe, the people will ever call On aYoung
u,ckory'' to leave his private lie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
-M0TIGE

BIZ. JoDa ~eYfs0fEa, informs The owners
of stock 81 81 kind, that be haa . new and
expeditions syAtem Of spayibg cattle, horses,
hogs, 90. lie car perform ltg operation On
calves from ten days old % y6afiipge, and on
mare colts Of fen daye Old, 10 also 0gg 10
prevent their caiyiug. fiotess spsyed by biz
operation can b. worked the ncxt day with.
out Inconvenience. For further information
apply 10 him al bio residence, foot Of Bjalg.
yafdsstfset.
Referonee lMessfs y. Henderson, ~. Vail
II IT. N6ptlef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
NEW

E The public are hero
by notified that the days
5EsG Of departure and arrival.
OF the Baton Rouge
Packet HELEN, ]. H. URE, Master will Be
changed on and after the 18th inst, as fol-.
lowe She will leave New Orleans every
TUESDAY, at 10 A. ~, and return on eve.
~ SATURDAY,
Arrangements having been made with
Messrs. =. N. Bjssel e. Schlatre, If Plaque.
mine, to form a direct line to Attskapas du-
ring the low water, Id connection with the
steamer URILDA, Slippers may rely on
their goods being carried through with des-
patch and at the lowest rates.
The HELEN will also receive freight for
Lafourche during low water, and re-ship per
steamer OLIVER
For Freight or passage, apply on beard,
or TO
july 6 % PIKE s. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

Stor THAI nousG M rFN,-hbout five
U'cloeh on yesterday morning, i house passed
down thie river accompanied by pen floating
10 parts unknown. Whether Il wae il piece
Of antiquity or q modern dwelling It IL not
known, ~ SO have enough Of shdpfyg Of no nc.
count in this tow n, no one troubled himrrllto
follow IL and add to our stock. We optne,
from tho high water this year, il must have
been az clubhouse of Noah's Ark,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
THoMAs GIBBEs MoRcaN

ATTORNEY AND CoUxsELgoR u liz
No. "a, Royal strssi. Netg oreans.
Having for many years devoted much Of ~
Time 70 the examination d land titles, tenders
BIS professional services to those whose inter,
ests are affected under the late aet ofConare
providing for the adjustment Q fIand titieS -
and Arkansas. -
Jaly 90 II SIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

u 9. HoHSsaY-@A new trial has been gran
ted to this individual by The Court Of Errors,
because The Jury were allowed to separate do.
ring his trial. He has been admitted to bail
in the sun or 0 1000 dollars. We are inclined
70 lhinls be will make himAelf Aeafee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

Vra4 NAooHrY-The New Haven Regis.
Ter states that cue Airs NeCatty, i widows b
Norwich, Corn, iaF ben f6ed ono dollar and
eoatg, for bgatibg The foYn fa1cti5bary WHO
was driving her geese ITO pound for viola.
ting the town statue. II seems she eane up,
colIafed hun planted her pretty fat two ~
Tires timos IL The region 81 bis oyea. aud then
held him until ono Of the juvenile McCarty's
rescued The geeg0 She defended her own
case, and came near giving the court another
illustration Of the beauties Of science.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
CLAY cL.uR !

There viii Ne d ppeeiaI meeting II tbs
Baton Rouge Clay Club On Saturday
laiy 20,h at hall past 7 o'clock NJ At The
basement story d tie Methodist Church
y. IT. SIMPLIFY Secretary
liAfoS RoueR, lux e0th 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

BROKE JAlL--Wa understand that three
white prisoners broke tho l~6orviIlo mil on
Wednesday laet and got away, among them
iho same being, Mooro, arrested BY our eff.
Gent mayor some tins ago and handed over
70 W, y. Edwards, fsq, for negro stealing.
The Rlaquemioe iail, TO our knowledge, IL
one Of Tho strongest and ssfeat in tho state.
We understand the prisoners eawed through
the floor, about 2 feet thick, lined with sheet
Iron, aud thai the work must have occupied
than at least eight days. The nsgro.thIef
and aboliiionist there, he murderer of Hick.
ey &c, arc dangerous men, by whose negIi.
gooce wore they allowed to work 10 long
without being discovered. We hope the
Grand jerry Of that parish will determine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

-~H@a#@NrHH#~
poLK AND DllLAs.-A great deal Of sxer.
tien is being made BY The wire.pulIers Of The
l~ocofoeo party to manufacture enthusiasm IN
behalf OF these two gentlemen. Their poliIi.
cal course could not III any way serve that
purpose-the cameleon.likg principles Of the
I~ocpfoeo party, at The present day, are totally
ut variance with the public course of those
two great men Igreat only since the Baltimore
Conveation,l James Knox Polk has never
been famous for anything else but his subScr,
vieney 10 Gen. Jackson, his advocacy Of
Ihc taridin 1928, aud hig opposition 70 il when
the old hero himself changed his views on
that subject, lie was the father Of the pet
hank system SO frequently and wrongtally
charged to the wings. He is opposed 10 a
protective tariG, for the purpose Of protecting
American labor and industry, or in other
words, he is ia favor either ofhaving our ma.
nufactorteS empty and going % destruction
VI hilcd with SeriS, earning the same small
rittRncc as the starving manufacturing pppu-
lation Of Europe, SO as TO be able to COM
pete with articles manufactured BY The in
our " market. Such are some Of lnc
claims Of James Knox Folk to the support Of
The mechanics, the manufacturers and the
planters OF this country.
George Miflin DslIas--Wc shall devote q
small space next week to Show the consistency
between this genllcman's pubic acts and The
present ]locofoco principles. lie has been
nominated hy a Convention which passed
the following resolution as partofthetr creed i.
Resolved, that Congress has no power to
charter a national bank; that we believe such
an Institution one &C deadly hostility to the
best interests of the country dangerous 10
our republican institutions aud the liberties
at the people, and calculated to place the bu.
SineSs of the country within the control Of a
concentrated money power, and above the
laws and will Of The people.
In our next number We shall show his
votes, as reported in the Congressional Dc.
bates, during The long and ardnous session Of
1882, at which session the till for a rccharter
was passed. Mr. Dallas, himself, introduced
ihe bin for a rc-charteT, and advocated the
measure strcnuously-he also voted for its
passage-In 1886, IN his noted letter on that
subject, he said:
"0f the constitutional power of the Natio-
nal government 10 create a bank, I d1d not
then, nor do ] now entertain a doubt, 0fthc
ability Of Congress 10 create such bank as
would be a safe machine Of 6nance and a
serviceable agent la preserving a sound cur
/ then was, as ] still an, convinced.
This is what is called l~ooofoco principles
caa consistency.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

AcetpENr.--Las Wednoaday, Two worthy
and respectable planters oflhis parish Meears
John King aud Bailey went out on a hunting
excursion After hunting d while they got
down and when Mr.. King was in the act ofre.
mounting, bis saddle turned round, the girl
being too loose, hia gun Went on and lodged
The contents in Mr., rs arm below The elbow,
and 90 shattered the bone that tn,putatton
was deemed necessary, which was according
" performed by DR.. pruuet, accompanied
by distinguished physicians Wa hear that
MIR. b. ia doing well.