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The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14


THE DEMAGOGUE.-The charscser
of the political demagogue, who seeks 10
array one class ofthe community against a.
mother, in this country of equal rights and
privileges, cannot be TOO thoroughly despi-
sed. He is well portrayed by Daniei Web
lsIer, IN his speech on Boston Common on
the Nineieenth Of September:
sit is. the universal cry with our opponents,
and il is the loudest where the iacts ais
least known, that proiecti.,u is useful to the
capitalists, 10 corporations, that builds up
large fortunes fora few, but demeses the
Interest of the labprer And even in our
own State OF Massachusetts there are those
evil splits abroad who mshs war between
different classes 10 excite one against anoia-
er, men filed with barred, envy, malice, and
all uacharitabieness. (Applause) / must
say it, for, uponsiny conscience, since the
serpent c-ept into p,radise TO corrupt, Sc
duce, and ruin cur first pafenis. do not
know Of more wicked spirit, either in man
or serpent, than tha, which aciuates these
indigidaals. prolonged cheerine) If you,
any ofyou, find sucb men at work, mark
them-siigmatize lhem--as pirates, as enc
mics 70 The whole human race take care 70
consider them. (Cheers.) They come but
for epil-but % break up aud destroy the
whele reiaiions of The conmuniiy--fheya are
fii for no society yexcept The society of their
carly proiotype.p
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14
MARYLAND.

The following is the result, as far as as
certained at Baltimore on the 9th inst, of
the Presidential Election held in Maryland
on the 4th instant. The comparison is
made with the Gubernatorial Election held
on the I'd October last:
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14
MARYLAND.

1t is not worth while to 60 into particu-
lars. Suffice II TO say, the Wings have in
creased their majorities in every county but
one, and their gains are SO heavy, that the
State has gone for Clay, by nearly or quite
5000 majority.
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14
PENNSYLVANIA.
next week

AS Prentice says, ''this stupid Stale has
gone against u.s." Polk's majority will be
from s TO 1900.
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14

OYsTERs.-Tn fce-In Egansylle-fiom
Baltimore-at "7Ke Finish"-prime article
fresh and large--going fast-call quickly
did you say dozen?--Ah, Good, by
George
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14

joy IN HEAvES.-O. A. Brownsor, Esq,
o5iio. Of the Boston Quarterly, has been re-
ceiyed into tHe Roman Catholic Church.
w.. g. was formerly celebrated for his op-
T5si.ioa 20 al church equalization
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14
KENTUCKY.

The Wings have increased their majorities
over the vote fol Governor in nearly every
county heard from. We viii give the result
next week.
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14

GREEN PEAS IN OCToBER.-The editor of
the Sunbury (Pa.) American, has been fur
nished with mess ofgreen peas, being from
the second crop raised this season by Mr..
Wharton, of that place.
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14

The following article has in it some thoughts
well worthy being read. and remembered
It is from the London Spectator.
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14
CONNECTICUT.
Safe for Clan.

The news from New York, by the Tribune
is, that the Wings have carried Connecticut
for Clay by from $500 to 5000 votes!
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14

In the preceding % counties, and Balti-
more City, it will be seen, Mr.. Clay's gain
over the Wing vote for Governor in October
last, is 1855.
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14

6Tsee Fourth Page for the latest news.
The Evansville journal., 1844-11-14
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN--ls44.
sary for q choice l36.

Whole number of Electors 275--necces
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
=THE

8#HAaaA 5&2&A A1A1
Tic proceedings IF ihs Convention receive
ed here since eur iast afe somewhat inter-
eating All attempt has tesH made to legis4
late Nsssfr. Conrad atd Dsflamin oilt Of
tBsif seats III tas 1871, Mr. Conrad made
an able and eloquent speech ib defence Of
himself and bis colleague lie e1nla1dea
llat hiA seat must be regularly and legally
contested lie was ably seconded BIZ biz col.
iaaeu6d, ] L Behismla, Esq MefHfA B0@ds,
| WadsWotth, claiborne and Rosalius also took
part ID tha debate, after Which the matter was
sent back To the committee On elections
Oh lie f7lh, M Dowhes submitted The
report of the majority 0f The committee on
legislative department u provides the first
Monday iii September for The general stale
elections, to be held biBhhalIyi gives the light
Of suffrage To every free white male citizen
above the aye Of 81, who has resided IL The
stale Two years aud one ID The parish Each
parish ii gave at least one representative
I'hat Tie state BE divided into y senatorial
districts. each Ia elect a senators at every
election, Qualifications faf 3 sehatof-Fen
years d titiKaH 81 The United States, " yehfs
If age, 4 residence OF Z yHafsf III the state and
one h tile district
ttlfia session last more than 90 days, The
members to receive no compensation alter
that term
nm. MAYO, from d port ofltte same commit.
tee presented another fep9fl' giving The tigbt
III suffrage to all who bed resided one year
ii the state aud Elk months IN the Paflsh
where they offer theif vote.
Il a. DE- .48aaA44#kI ~ bE# f46iBFjt u fHtiGti
In The committee on lie subject % executive
power.
j H6yefnaf and lenlsHaft. governor that /
there lie mere than tWo candidates aid Het
Their should have majority, the Legislature b.
pmRvWeFpd 10 elect D. Governor from the twt
having the largest number Of votes, He
shalt faYH beBa born III lie United atatse. u
s5 years If age, and possesses B5i0g0 Of Tax
abba property Lie Lieutenant governor sHal
preside over The senate aud shall have thi
casting vote only
fha minority report differed from that g
The majority Id s6tnH slight particulars.
Mi. Garcia, from the Committee on I'm
! naaete1eni, reported that all impeachment
bg made by The House Of Representatives
{ ~ttatttB BBtate, aided By The Chief JustieI
/, 6f the Supreme Court, should Try The accused
and bat j majority Of two.thifds be require
to convict.
j kf VOORHEES, from the committee, feporte
a preamble to the Constitution
"A long and amusing discussion occurred Q
/ The subject Of i tfaBslatinE elefkt MI Hal
lif To whom the matter had been referred, re
ported Uhfavbfably, but tbe resolution to Al
} point one was adopted, and M. Lotget va
chosen On melton Of Mi. Boudous4uit,
} Committee Of five was appointed 70 sapeflf
| tend the Translation,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
DEN4AL aURGERY.

AHftF4etAb RALAqBs4Th6 roof Of tho
mouth, Tor palate b6nesJ IS frequently ifdptt@
f6et from natural causes III infancy Or III
grown persons, from d certain complaint be-
ing tempered with ON heefectedAff6m mere
GUY being improperly administered, Of f6m
improper management Under Il course Of
mercury, where The blood being chilled thf6'
taking cold, The proper course 81 medicine IS
altered, and the huHoUfs being shut up IN ths
blood, c%bnt4mihats The whole mass of fluids,
aud disorder soon makes its appearance II
various paris Of Tho body sometiHes IN the
nose and ngisa of the thFoHf, and III ths teeth
and gums, which occasions inflammation and
brings on i carries Of the palate bones, In
which ease The speech IL much affected and
the food frequently lodges tn and abont ths
dfffcs and sometimes passes In Tie nose.
No part Of the profession Of The Dentist re-
qaffes 50 much mechanical skill as The 6rga@
ntzationo of artificial palatsss The loss Of The
natural 0ne, whether Cas- We have already
stated1 the result Il attributed TO accident, ma
turai conformation of i~mpfudenee, Is certain-
W one or the greatest misfortune to which bu.
man nature s subject.
by my att0 method Of fixing artificial pa.
lates either Of gold, silver Of platina, the oTis
fee, however large or Of What shape can be
fitted to enable the Wearef 70 afticuiais with
freedom ana precision WltHput INC ala ~
spunge, india rubber or any substance that
would imbibe The Ngcps HAafUN Or the pa
late cavity.
GJpersops afflicted with Tie shove disease
can DC Supplied and treated AT the shortest
notice ~ applying At my residence.
G5All operations on lie 7esN and GgDgs
will Be attended to from "a M t14PM
a. IL PLOUGH Dentist,
Prospect I'm, JutB 12, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24

A dreadful accident occurred near rasea.
soula. acroSsthe Ia Z on Thursday weekWhieh
has cast a gloom. egef the flfnilY ~ofeneofonr
most respected and worthy citzens, and excl
ted a deep feeling ef regret aln5ng ali classes
or society la this Guy. Ttappears that d dhe
Young man, a son Of John Nicholson, Esq,
Cashier 81 The Cafroliton Bank, wentoutfrom
P-ascagoala on Thursday morning in ski4.
taking with him his gun, intending 70 have a
short excursion. Having been absent z con
Siderable time, fears were entertained that
something had happened to him. and d party
wont cut in search. who found the unfortunate
gentleman lYing dead on the lake beach, with
5is run discharged beside him. He was shot
through The head, the bail having entaFed be-
hind one ear. There is no doubt, as we are
i formed. that he came 10 his death by the
accidental discharge ofthe gun, perhaps the
rss,lt M carelessaeSs. which has so often led
~ fatal results. The loss Of this young man
IS deeply doplore{l in this community.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24

Toe Coon in enc Of tie Eastern towns
NJ COR State, q meeung oi the Loeoloco party
was called BY hand,bitis posted al Inc corners
n lie streets, beaded IN large letters "loung
SJirkory,'' The meeting was not very fully
-t.enSea and on iaquiring Of the leaders the
- wnrniog AZ talhe cause. they vere as
asasl N fnd / rencrat complaint of want Of
a,s .tWbv. didn't you see tie bills posted
s.eu, The streets headed Young Hlekory.
s.Tvbr- YES. ,sdsed,. we saw those bills every
80 M he thought they were b0rsctds."
NEsrgar CNE) Courier
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
New Goods New Goods
New Goods y

PHELPS GLANOUE,
Are now receiving their supply q g56ds for
die Summer and Fall trade they have been
purchased by one intimately acquainted with
ths business. and who resides In the east dus
ring the summefs lit order that he may sYail
himself Of ths favorable fluctuations Of The
Nsw York and Philadelphia uhts8ts. These
goods have also been principally bought for
cash. possessing These advantages theY feel
warranted In assuring th5if old Friends ana
the publiey chat their stock viii be found both
in assortment aud prices to offer Inducements
rs great as that Of any other house III the
place.
As our supply. will be f6plenished With cons
slant additions throughout the season, buyers
may rely upon finding Us II al times supplisd
with TIE most recent styles, and our prices Inc
vaftably the lowest
We have 6p6usd The following
BleAehsd and brown shiftinEs and sHiftings
osnhbnfgs, ~tut1ings, eett6h and linen checks
e6ttdnadss, nahkesns, linen dfiliings, deHiHsg
eambf60ns. blue. brown and BleAGhsd drills
irish linens, Kentucky jeans, sattinets, blue,
black and fancy ei6lhs and easinef6s, white
scarlet aud yellow fahnslsi Meflnaek blue
black and fancy prints, linen, lawn and linen
handkerchief. brown holland, gihghams, cheek
and striped G6atihgs, CANVASS and red pad@
ding, cotton and linen diaper, plaid, striped,
and plain Swiss m~Hslins, Bishops lawn book
muslin, lace and j~aek6het maslins black and
e6iafed cambfies, linen crash furniture dimi~
ty, silk and w6fsted serge, SIX and cotton gei@
vets, Italian servings, silk coat e0fd and bind
ihgs, linen thfsad, pins gilt and lasting coat
buttons, vest aud pant 10 doa black and coli
6fsd SIX eravags, e6i6red and black taft riba
b6hs; Ladies and Gents hid, hlets isle thread,
cotton and linen gloves, linen and ponE6e
hankefehiefs, black Grape brown and mixed
half hose, white, black, and niEsd cotton hose
edeinas and fhsefftnga, siikfassels, sifk gimps.
and ffingss, tuck, Side, rsddiH and ivory
combs. Together with everything likely to
be- called for III sth6if line Of business.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
hln 1thNrnCkY.

The Louisville Journal furnishes returns
complete from 80 counties. and Incomplete
from "a more In these counties the vote
stahds for 0WsbtY w 3i,654 BvFbtR q ~
9d,37t. Majority illus faf 1,789t Pitcher,
the ]i0eefoto candidate faf Lieutenant Gov
efnor runs from 80 % 100 Votes behihd Bat.
iaf III heatly sVety county. UWsbfY'a ms
i0fity will range batWaeH 1000 and l3,0g0,
Dta6H's (fof Lieutenant Gagefhof1 bet8 cen
10000 and 10000 Tie Legislature Wtll be
Whig by III overwhelming majority
The remaining counties gave COCO Wig
majority il 1910 The true test vote is that
fof Lieutenant Governors rs Buffers pepti.
Iafity ard frank and manly beaflBg gaYe him
A considerable number Of Wftg votes III every
county In the state GI4yts minority 10 Old
Kentucky will, we think, run up to $4,000 o.
even 10000,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
pRIM CLASI
T0 r LADIES

A list Of the names Of the Ladies who desire
to take part in the preparation of the Banner,
to be presented to the Parish that shall send
the largest Delegation to the Mass Convention
10 be herd on the 9TH Of OCtober, has been left
at the Store ofPhillips& Lanoue, where La.
dies can send in their names during the COM
ing week.
Baton Rouge, Aug. oath, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24

IRA LorofeFo Polk. Dallas and TsxaH ora
Tor, In a recent speech at ST. Louis, thus
turns up his nose at The idea Of q pafty's re-
eognizing the approving smiles Of tho fairsf
portion d creation lie says
1--WE ftbe l6tas) do not ASK, WISH, OF DE
SIRE the Appreciation waving Of hBhHefehisfs,
OF sHiies Of The ladies'.
Ladies', Do you hear that I Such d demon
shoHtd be met 1T every turn of life by the
blIthing and whitening ffowns Of iBsulted pat.
fi6lism and beauty,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24


A The scGrrilons attempt 81 The adeocast
To rlalaoic tho Wig meeting last Monday Is
tho most wrelehed attcmpt Il gt Gave the
mario that we have ever seen. " there wac
a good many locos there, il shows That they
appreciate The freedom with which the wings
s,ana III The highway and proclaim their
principles, There Nds ue egn9eatot sew "a
erlcr Them array And though they may
call ,ho enthusiastic cheers otthc assembled
wbirs i faint shout, il was etrong enough ta
make t,om feel down. hearted and tFomhle
some attempted 10 smile ut times, but 4
was like a vain attempt % tho sun to peer
through thick clouds, and this psspdo.etmit
article # the Advocate is mersiy % tFy and
restore ,heir eqaaprmily, The demand 70
take lho sonso ettho meeting, is perfectly
~rrs,ui,ous, Is no saeh thing was proposed
sniess Il Uere among The loeos. The wisea.
ara II The advocate has discovered 'aat THAI
ash pole came near being . HICKORY d twas
eat from 9euoediic soii!t
Oh NEST as,ute and profound logieian.
ubata ridiculous 6goFc yeo cat in a news.
paper,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
EERNING FRENcH scHo0L

At the solicitation Of several young gentle
men Of this Town, DESTROYS Of acquiring a know
ledge oil the French language, | will open a
class, at my school room on Monday the End.
Sept. The class will be held OH Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings. from Z 10
81 o'clock. a. O'KEEFE.
N. b. The number is limited.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24

poLK's GRANDFATHER-The Iocofoco pa.
pefs are very generally publishing a state.
nent made BY the "MeckIenburg J~eferso-
man." a rank Locofoco paper, that Folks
grandfather, old Ezekiel, instead of being a
Vile tory, was a most excellent Wing. The
JeTersonian says that it's editor has on hand
the frst copy Of the famous Mecklenburg de-
ctaration ever printed, and, that the name Of
| Ezekiel Polk ia signed TO- il, and very inno.
gently asks what the 'treaders Of Wing false
hoods will do now !
on this subject, the suhjoined statement la
ken from the Raleigh On. o. Register is con-
elusive
We pronounce, on the very best authority,
aav copy of the M~eekleBburg declaration, con-
tainibg Ezekiel Folks name, pHe forgery {
We do not deny that the eJeffersonian" may
have a printed copy Of that declaration, with
Ezekiel Folks name attached to il, for we
learn from a member OF the fanlily,that when
James *. Polk was a candidate for Governor
of Tennessee, some Of his friends, to rebut
the charge Of terYism against bis grandfather,
had d spurious edition uf the MeckIehhurg De-
claration published, and i1terpofated his natnet
We have this statement on authority which
Eeanuotbe gainsaid. Besides, we have turned
l5to the publication. made by our Legislature id
1881, on the s1bjectof the Mecklenbufg de-
claration, and the name Of Ezekiel Polk is not
to be found III the list Of delegates present on
the 20th Mas, l775 The chairman ofthe
committee of cur Legislature, to whom the
subject was referred, was Thomas g. Polk,
Esq, of Rowan, as high minded and honorable
4 man as lives. Ezekiel Polk was his great
uncle, and he would scarcely have permitted
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
Wnn1.

w W bs
The highest price, in fash, will DO paid for
any quantity Of clean wool delivered AZ the
Louisiana penitehtiafy before the lst. sePtems
bef next.
Wool with B6fs will also be purchased at
q price in proportion to quality,
SAM. t. fsE1"T, Ctk.
July 18th 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
HAVaNA sE0ARs.

JgsErH TftNhz, otherwise Jaeko, respectful.
" informs tie citizens Of East and West Ba-
ton Rouge, that he has on hand large assert.
ment Of superior Havana seEafs, Wholesale
or retail
Also, Lemon Juice, Lemons, fine liquors,
&c for sale Bt moderate pfiesst
August \ 1914
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
eLAY tLuhL-

A~rtvuHeafFr OF rms CONVENTION VIZ
learn ly Tie brilliant that lhe Convention
gp Thursday passed a resolutions p adi7urh
a. dey, Ia meet III The city II New 0flelhaod
,ha first Tuesday u taauaty hssts we VIII
fefbeaf making any remarks until We are e.
,,,si6leA With lie ]ftasois tor that measure,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
4tfreFgsf0N ofHAB MUBBENDEN.
COMPREHENSIVE.

The Undersigned respectfully Inform Che
public that they have entered into partner.
ship and are now prepared 10 execute Ell aftis
eies in The Cablnat-m#Hihg business With neat
ness and despatch They will always have on
hand az assortment Of 6iiaiss bureaus, tables
b6dslsads &c &c which they will sell or the
most moderate terms, at tbsir store, opposite
Miets#i Gfabsfy's g6feB house.
Turning will also be done.
Cornish paper always on hand
Coffin. making attended to, and i heafHe
kept Ba Tie premises, ready 1T all hours
UHBAH HAnLEr.
JA66B pifEH,
Aug IL 80,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the es-
tate Of late John McGili deceased, Of this par
ish, will present The same duly authenticated
to the Undersigned Testamentary Executor, and
all persons owing the said Estate viii please
come forward ard settle without delay.
JOHN BUTLER,
Tes. Executor.
aug 8 u 1871
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

CoNbuergp ny Mus. FtsHER.
The exereises Of this Institution will re-.
commence on The fret Monday in September.
For nore than eayen years this school has
shared literally in public patronage, and tho
toaehefs confidently expect that their un-
firing eEertione for The improvement Of their
pup Ii will secure not only 4 continuance, but
81 increase Of The sans IL future. The most
approved text books are used, and II Ii tho
object Of the teachers to render the reelta.
tioBs interesting as well as useful TO excite
In tho minds Of their pupils q love Of study
and Of such atndiea ~ will tend more 10 rem.
der Them useful and todieeipIine the mind. Ffis
day morning Of each week will be- devoted to
reviews. The friends and patrons Of the
school IRE solicited to attend III that time that
they may Judge Of the progress Of the phpilg.
Mrs. Flahor takes pleasure 10 informing
her patrons and The public generally that she
has secured the services Of Mr.. Il Mira.
Fuertes. in her school, as teachers of French
Spanish, 81 music, both Instrumental and Vo.
cal. The eIatae for music will be 800, per
quarter, for French $40, payable quarterly,
in advance. For board and Tuition but $3.50,
per annum. An extra charge Of 81 Per
month for washing, also 81 per month for bed
ana BBHui9Ig II IHFI1isHEu ny WIS tDhtl6i5'
Tuition for day aebolar8 IN English from O,
to 10 dollars per quarter.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar.
HIGHER CLASS.
History ancient and Modern, Grammar,
Composition, Arithmetic, Natural & Moral
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy,
Algebra and Geometry. The Languages and
ornamental branches, will receive ae much
attention as parents may desire. Az the
health ofthis place ia new good, and teachers
are engaged for the first Of the month, when
| classes will be formed Id the different studies
pursued. II is hoped that those who favor
US with their patronage, will feel the impor.
lance Of having their children present al the
commencement ofthe school.
aug. IS 90 1874
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24


tba resolutions II thg patfi0ts of Meeklenbufg
to appear without his 8lDsmah's Nance -
had been lsailinatslg entitled 70 3 place
there.
HnAR An OLD JACKSON MAN
John II. Wood ohe bfthe tfuest and stan1ebs
est supporters Cen Jackson ever had IL ONO,
has fa%tHdisHead tie publication Of WilE pas
tet HI Cincinnati. Which lie eatla tile Straight
fl4IfF1 Tie principles which wiil govern tie
sRItfaIeht Out" are thus frankly and lutldly
SEE forth.
aThis paper Id It's haf08 indicates, will be
lbs sdv6fBiB af those principles which induces
50 laf4a n norton Of 1.-THE old Jackson party 10
s0pbofl the election Of Henry Clay to tie Pfess
idehey. lii tBAD, d standard was erected BY
lie protesting democrats, which had not for
its ensi4n The glorious flag u Jefferson demo-
ptaev. Under which the Jackson party made
such i brilliant rally III 1923 and 1857. The
old land matkA we're Departed ffon-sa new
| road wAs btassa fJf the stauneh and consistent
democrats, which led directly into The federal
domain, A g6ddig portion Of the independent
republicans, fearing neither the ff6Wts Of The
leaders Of this new democratic school. nor the
bbFsaasiBHs Of their du6hdatH ffiBhdss boldly
asserted their determination to support That
ubfjnfbihe democrat, Gen Harrison, for the
Presidency The creed Of standing afmlsei
gubstfeasafies, and rev afdiBg Of worthless par.
Lizans had no charms for them they broke
the bonds Of party; reluctantly, Il iB True, ysi
with The honest conviction hat duty required
their Influence to Be given 10 That man, end tt
that party which more nearly assimilated t
the political school in which they had beer
reared, and fof The principles Of Which Ties
had go long aid successfully battled. A sim
liar crisis nov presents itself"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24

Some at tbs democrats ia lhis town say
t,,.v wonga soouar vote Ter a triekAst than for
u,nry CLAY, Well, every one 70 biz candi-
date. A brickbat, however isa ksook ao0n
argument
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NOTIcE.

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, the Surveyor Genes8i's Office Of the
Land district Of Louisiana, will remain at
Baton Rouge, until the corrections Of the
Gfeensburg District are closed, when it will
be returned 10 Donaldsonyille, Of which, due
notice viii be given.
+. D. NEWCOMB.
aug 5 81 1914. Sur. Gen. Ls.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-24

ChrsaFthtAhs.-These insects have made
,bsif appearance on the Highlands IN ibis par
ish, fbey are making considerable favsges
in The lover par, Of West baton Rouge and
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