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DnMOCRAps AROUSE
AND ORGANIZE FOR THE CONTEST.
OUR SISTER COUNTIES ARE MOVING IN
THE GOOD CAUSE:


THE GOOD CAUSE;
Therefore, the Democratic Central Committee of EIar-
rison county, would earnestly call the Democracy
ofthe several ownshpsin this County, hold meetings
in their respective townships, Saturday, the Sd day
of August next, at o'clock p M. of said day. at the
usual place of holding elections, such other places
as they may designate, for the purpose Of appointing
two delegates to meet with delegates to be appointed
by the counties of Belmont and Monroe in Congress
ional District Convention, at Moristown, at such
time as may be fixed on by said countless for the pur
pose of nominating democratic candidate in Congress,
for the 18th Congressional district, composed of the
Counties of Monroe, Belmont and HarrisOn-and that
they also the time appoint two other delegates
in each Township meet with delegates to be appoin-
ted by the Democracy of Jefferson county, in Senator'S
al dis rct Convention, at such time and place as may
be agreed upon by Central Committees Of Jefferson and
Harrison Countless for the purpose ofnominating dem
ocratic candidate to be supported at the ensuing cleo
tion for Senator in the State Legislature 1t is hoped
that the above call will be promptly attended to as it is
important for the interest of Harrison county that she
should have full delegation in each of the above con-
templated conventions Let every Democrat turn out
to the township meetings, and appoint delegates that
will be sure to attend the convention which they
specially appointed.
N. B. 1t is expected that the Congressional Conven-
ton will be held at Morrisown on Thursday, the 9Th
day of August next at O'Clock p NJ. but Of the pre-
else time the Delegates will be duly notified by the time
Of holding the Township Meetings.
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In House OF Representative Saturday, FEB %, 1879
The question being on ordering to a third reading
bin to compensate Slsan Decatur te ieidoc Of CAPT
STEPHEN DECATUR, John Sloane, Jostpt YdRce,
Samuel +. guitOa John Woods and John Q. HIight
voted in the negaGre. MORDECAI hartley did
not vote at all Il!
JAMES K POLK voted in the g7irma re.
bid p. 359.
But later when most of the above bargainers of Mr.
Clay dismissed by the people for their Of hon
esty and principle, viz: in 1882, JAMES X. POLK
succeeded in getting the law passed, liberal and just
law the under which the old soldiers now re ceive
their JUS reward.
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Falling fiat the above places, 436,s34
Farmers of Ohio! look at this! AT seven
villages alone, the falling off in the single article
of wheat is nearly half million of bushels!
What glorious protection to wheat growers.
How they are benefited by tariff
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Eust Received a fresh lot of Mackerel and for
~ sale low by
july II S. & H. McFADDEN
ID DAD TAX, Notice is hereby given to the tax
HN payers of Harrison county, that the Commissions
eIs have made levy of mills on the dollar of valua-
ton for road purposes and that said tax may be dschar
ged by labor the road under the direction ofthe Su
pervsor of the several districts at the rate of seventy
five cents per day. J. SHARP, Auditor
Auditors Office, july H. of Harrison Co.
TO SUPERVISORS.
The following is the form of II road receipt that will
be received by the county Treasurer, wit: Thisi
to certify that A. B. has performed labor the public
road in district No--of---Township, between the
lst day Of April and the ls day OF October l844 un-
der my direction, in payment Of his road tax for said
year, charged against him the grand levy to the
mount -dollars---cents and--mills given under
my hand this--day of--A. ID. 1914,
A. B. Supervisor of said dis,
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Thomas W. DonR.-A petition has been pre-
sented TO the Senate of Rhode Island, signed by
Sullivan Dorr, praying that the General Assem-
bly,, now in session, will liberate his son, Thos
W. Dorr, or if that cannot be done, that the pun.
ishment might be committed to imprisonment in
The county Jail in the county of Newport, instead
of the State prison.
MIR. Randolph, who presented the petition
said that Mr.. t. w. Dorr had no part in its offer,
and was not desirous that any effort of the kind
should be made in his behalf; and Mr. Bullou
said that Mr.. t. w. Don would not unite in any
petition that might be offered
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LATER.

We learn from passenger in the Wheeling stage,
that news had been received at Wheeling on Monday,
direct from New Orleans, that the democrats have car
ried the State beyond all doubt. Polk is certain of
electoral vote of Louisiana.
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CowING BACK--Tbe following were given
at the celebration of Jackson's birthday, at Bal
timofe:
BY Theodore Sumrnh: changed in 1910 to
get a change, now change back TO get some
change.
BY Mark Coz: Roast beef and two dollars
day" voted for it in ls40, but / find it to
be " all talk and no pay"
By John Wilson Bropn, Harrsonian in
1910: The whig party-promised US peace,
plenty and prosperity; they now wish to inAict
on us oar, pestiIence and famine"
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OF Strange TO say, there has not been sim
gle "whig victory heard Of, since the nomina-
ton Of Polk and Dallas.
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board tho steamboat Monticello, arhile returning
from the Clay convention, held on the Fippeca-
noe battle-ground, and resulted as follows:--
For Clay, III; for Polk and Dallas $50! Clay's
chances in Indiana are small potatoes, and few
in hill.
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TenDnerance N0tice.

The Cadiz Washngtonan society will meet in the
Court house next Friday evening the 18th inst early
candle lighting to elect officers and to attend
TO some other important business
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECIOKAL IIChEI.
SENATORIAL.
JOSEPH II. LARwILL, of Wayne,
DowTY UTTER, of Clermont.
CONGRESSIONAL,
1stDistrict CLAYTON WEBB, of Hamilton,
Cd $ JAMES NJ. DORSEY, Of Darke,
Sd IS r. d. FoRsMAN, of Green,
4th g. JUDGE JoHN TAYLOR, of Champaign,
5th 6 DAVID HIGGINs, of Lucas,
9Th 6 GILBERT BEACH, of Wood,
7th s. JOHN d. WHITE, of Brown,
Sth g THOMAS MEGRADY, of Ross,
9th g VALENTINE KEFFER, Of Pickaway,
10th g JAMES PARKER, of Licking,
l1th 6 CRENvMLE P. CHERRY, of Marion,
18th $ GEORGE CoRwINE, ofScioto,
18th 6 CAUTION G. CovEY, of Morgan,
18th &C ISAAC M. LANNlNG, of Guernsey,
18th Sc WALTER JAMrsoN, of HARRISON,
10th = SEBASTIAN BRAINARD, of Tuscarawas,
18th 6 JAMES FORBES, senior, of Carroll
18th = NEAL M'CoY, of Wayne,
18th 6 MMo STONE, of Summit,
Goth 6 BENJAMIN ADAMS, of Lake,
2lst g STEPHEN n SARGENT, Of Medina.
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How IT GoEs--On board the packets, rail-
road cars, in stages, every where, the cry is
Polk! Polk! Polk! Will you please polk your
self along that seat! PoLk along that baggage
POlh me ticket! Polk me the change! It's
Polk, Polk, and nothing but Polk, all over the
Union.
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COnpeatioa and Legislature.
Absolute dem average mai.

In Lafayette city, the democratic maj was about 150
In the Parish ofJeferson, for Congress, Labranche
(dem.) 244; Thibodeau (whig) $50.
Parish of St. Bernard Leonard (D.) and Legendre
(W.) elected without opposition, to the convention
White D)eected to Senate without opposition Garick
(W.l elected to House.
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RETRACTIoN-The Uuited States Gazette.
having charged Mr.. Polk with being duollist,
" takes pleasure in acknowledging that it was in
o,,.o,.a3
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVHD TOD, of TTWEMbuIl.
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247,5oO 90
26,742,949 90
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, December /, 1913.
7. l.. SMITH, Register"
by the above tables it will be seen that the
wings while in power, increased the national
debt to the round sum of EIGHTEEN MIL
LION, THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
THREE THOUSAND, EIGHT HUNDRED
AND NINETY DOLLARS, AND EIGHTEEN
CENTS. This certainly looks but little like re-
trenchment.
Not only was the general government but lit
tie in debt when the wings came into power, but
there was over half million of dollars in the
treasury on the Sd of March lS4l. These are
facts which the wings cannot deny.-Spirit Of
Democracy
~~~oo>~J~~-o~-~~~-~~~-N~o
0t7- Col. Polk is not only not duellist, but
was instrumental, more than twenty years ago,
in procuring the passage of penal statute
against dueling in Tennessee, which has had
the effect of aresting the practice in that State
altogether Not an occurrence of the kind has
disgraced the State since its passage.
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VIM. MILLIGAN,0
JNO. MILLIKlN,
JNO. MCNEIL,
J. r. HUNTER,
]. McGONAGLE.
Executive
Go M mi ittee.

THE PROSPECT IN MAINE.--The Augusta Age
of the 18th ultmo says" We have heard du-
ring the week from all sections of the State.
The republican spirit in Maine is thoroughly
aroused. Polk and Dallas will sweep the State
by not less than 10000 majority. The murder
er Of Jonathan Clley can never carry Maine.
She will have nothing to do with "&e man Of The
bloody hand" Mark the predicton!"
*.* Two columns of Advertisements have
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-17

=" The earth hath bubbles as the ocean has,
And these are of them. .'-SHAKsPEARE
= Who knows to what their ribaldry may run,
When asses such as these, like Baalam's, prate.'
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Statement Of the debt Of the United States, De-
cember l. 1913.

Statement Of the debt of the United States, De
cember !, lS43
/. OF the (old) funded debt being
unclaimed principal and interest,
returned from the late loan Off
ces $2os,OO9 "a
p. Outstanding certificates and in
terest TO 3lst December, 1898,
of (old) unfunded debt, payable
on presentation papa 90
3. Treasury notes issued during
the late war, payable on presenta-
ton 4,sl7 A
4. Certificates of Mississippi stock,
payable on presentation 1920 90
5. Debts of the corporate cities Of
the District of Columbia, assum-
ed by the United States, viz:
OF the city of Washington 100000 90
Alexandria 100000 90
Georgetown 100000 90
6. Loans, viz:
Under the act of 2Ist July
l94l, redeemabe lst Janu-
ary, 1S45 5,672, ,976 SO
Under the act Of 18th April,
i942, redeemable lst Janua-
ry, 1863 6,343,6S6 03
Under the act of Sd March, lS-
43, redeemable lst July, 49,
SO 100000 90
II, Outstanding treasury notes:
OF the several issues prior TO
3lst August, 1913 3,9l7,725 90
OF notes issued and paid out
under the act of Sd March
l843 247,50O 90
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Public Debt OF tIbe United stnses.

EN1Aac DtDt o. tAlc LuAtcU StIte-s
Every wing stumper from Maine to Georgia,
asserts, when speaking of the Debt ofthe United
States, that Mr. Van Buren left the Presidential
Chair with an enormous National Debt hanging
over the people Of this country, and that il requ-
red all the financial skill of the wings to extri-
cate the Government from this great debt. But
what are the facts? BY the tables below, which
are official, it viii be seen that the wings in
creased, instead of decreased the debt.
In obedience 10 a resolution of the Senate OF
the 23rd of December, I64l, the Secretary Of
the Treasury, Mr. w. Forward, transmitted the
following statement, prepared by the Registerof
the Treasury, of the amount of the public debt
on the Sd of March, l54l, when the wings came
into power
Statement Of the public debt on the 3D. Of March,
1871.
Treasury notes outstanding S6,607 ,35l 81
Debt of the corporate cities Of
the District of Columbia, as
sumed by the United States 100000 90
The (old) funded debt-prncipal 53,l74 36
interest 243, JOG 36
The unfunded debt
Registered certificates 26,e22 A
Treasury otesissued duringthe
late war 4,475 90
Mississippi certificates 1920 90
s,s79,O59 81
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s,s79,O59 81
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, December 2s, lS4l,
Il. L. SMITH, Register" "
Now we will take look at the other side of
the picture, furnished by the same officers, and
see the retrenchment and reform of the whig aG-
ministration.
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ny Two columns of Advertisements have
been crowded out Of this days paper.
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THE CADIZ SENTINEL.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-20
MEXIQuE.

Par l'arriyee dur cambridge, nous avons
recu des houvelIes du Mexique ~jasqu'au
Ter. ayriI.
lie general Waddy Thompson qui est
venu a bord du Bainbr idge a obtena de
STA. Anna, ayant son depart, la liberation
des SO PRISONERS de San Antonio.
II parait que les r6yoltes de Sonora, sous
le commandment de Gandara, ont etc
defaits par les troupes du gouVernement
dams 10 courant dc %janvier.
Lee bruit courait a la Vera Cruz que le
g~ouvernement des Etats- Unis refuse de
s'unir 4 la France ct a PAngleterre pour
metre ordre aux a%ffaires du Mexique.
II parait qua Msxico, II detaillans
f~rancais ayaient deja ferme leurs magasins
en- consequence de Ia loi qui pFohibe lie
commerce De detail aux strangers. Il par.
ait aussi que la Chambre des Deputies await
decide par IN vote de 40 contre IL que
cette loi dot etre abrog6e. Enfn on afir,
me que des d6peches sont enyoy6es an
ministre mexieain a Paris pour quill fasss
tout ce qui ~dependra de lui pour 6viter Ia
guerre-Reste a SAVIOR d'abord 81 lie Mexi-
que agit de bonnie fol ct ensuite 81 Ia Fran
ce Sc laissera Faire dams lie cas- OF toutes
ees demarches n'auraient pour but que
trainer l%'affaire en- longueur. A tort on a
raison, dams tous les cas-, on croft que Ia
France veut faire Ia guerre au Mexique.
La Chambre aes deputies a pass6 une
resolution ouyrant de nouTeau au com.
merce stranger les donanes frontieres de
Taos dams le nouyeau Mexique ct de Paso
del Norte dams chihuahua. lie tariff gene
raj de la Republique sera d'ailleurs mis- en-
force pour toutes les ~marchandises entrees
par ces points. Rsste / savoir 81 cette reso.
luton sera 6galement adoptee par le Senat.
LIE pavilion anglais qui await cause Ia
q~ucrelle de ID. Doyle a etc otfert par 10
gouvernement a M. Bankhead.-AbetHe.
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COLLEGE DE ST.. VINCENT
CGp Girardeau, no,

&1@4
&c college a etc incorpore par Ia L6eisIa.
ture de PEtat du Missouri, avec les pouvoirs
ct privileges accordes aux Colleges eli Uni
versites dams les Etats Unis,iI est situa A
q~uarante miles au-dessns de Fembouchure de-
POhio, sur unapetfte cote dfod Pom iouit IA
Ia Vue Ia plus agreeable qui embrassa les deux
rives. II y a une maison de eampagne A un
mile ct demi du college Oh les Gloves pour
ront passer les jours de r6creations ct de va.
canoes.
LIE systemic .d'6ducation est classiqus %
commercial.
Qaoique cette institution soft diriQ&e par
des ecclesiastigues catalogues, on Y recoit in
distinctement 6es eleves a quelque religion
qu'ils appartiennent.
COEDITIoNs-Pension annuelle. v corapriW
lie b~lanchissaget lie raccommodage ct Ftabon-
nement au medeCin, $3.50. PayabIes O msis
d'avance.
On paiera separement pour les ~lauguen al.
fernando, Espagnole ct Italienne, ainsi sua
pour Ia mnsique, le dessin ct Ia CHIME.
IL sera IIbre aux eleyes de passer lee Va.
canoes chez leurs parens GU an college.
L'argent pour les menus .plaisirs sera dSuc-
Sc entire les mains de PeconOms de P6tabiis.
Pour plus amples informations, s'adressera
IA. Adolphs Rozier, avocat, agent, % Ex.
Place, N. Orleans, on All Reverend
Brogard, a Baton Rouge.
IL mars 6 II. FIGARI, President
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forces de- |rocoufir d Pelfahgar, auctn re
proche ne pourfa nous 6Lfo adfeg.SG (page
~
Une fois f6daits en- pondre, &c ne sera
phas le moment pour IN France de cflcr -
Ali M.Girc, mon bon NJ. Gire,-yoyons
yotre inventions cotnbisn sollez vous dc
yoife-inyention1 II ne sera plus temps
ct 10 eroyez pms opposef dc defense q ~
courrouS que vous n'nartz que lrop e&.
cite
81 Ia France yeui a~bsolument ttrc de-
truite, NJ. Giro he 50 dtransera plus poar
I'ayenir.
s'Noas atlcndrons, sans aacuae mafe d6.
marchc, Ia decision d'oa depend Il pros
petite do Ia France; esp6tons tout des con.
Haissances profondes Dc noiro moaafque.
I'll dams he cas OH nous sorions force, mais
q regret, de llyrer d tout auJTe notre de.
conyerto, la France, de aerissinle qu'elie
pourrait 6tre, aufait 4 redoatef la plus de-
pIorabie %dostinte." (pagn 10
Et que Paris nc fasse pas Ie fer causo
de SEES belles fopfiications totAos ncuves :
saye2 vo0s 10 cas- que faifM Gire de yes
foftifeaiions7 Vos Notifications Il font
ponher de rire.-Ecoutez.le hui nome:
"Des fofteresses ct des nurs d'Unceinte,
nous I'afirlnoas, peupent erre consider6s
par nous, Ell cmployant notre afne, com.
ro uae vapenr qui so dissippe an premier
matinal Paris foftffid nest COM
parable, i nos yenx, pour l~aaeentlr, qua
une belle do aayon qu'on yondtait yaino,
nent canscrger intaefe sur Ia main" page
1917
C'est CO qni me fat penser quo NJ.
Giro aimerait assez qn'on hi confat Par.
is d detruife propreinent---TeQezV ons
Joaueoup d Paris? On y cofapfondrait
ainables Gaubowgs
Eh bion 10 ve,Is couseille do yons ar.
ayec NJ. Gre; mais deptEhcz.yous
-yous sayez qu'1 ne SO d6ranEe Plus
1u'il ne fera plus aHcuRe Manifestations
rez chez lui,--ll ne delneure plus rue do IN
d'Antin, Soil Y . demeafe,
mais il ny deneure plus;~-il demeare rue
neutrality-suspicious. yous pendant gu
Y a encore une rue Ranbataau5 IN Par.
is ct une France; 'n'attcndez pas que NJ.
Gre soft 4 trois on qnatre mile metres Gu
'air;-n'attendoz pas sourtout quill ait
soufilG sur Ia France, ct que voas vous dis
commo IN broHiIlnrd n, premier
souffie matinaI.
Coei est grotesquo,--eh bioni ST 'ttais
10 me serais rendn compile de
Invention De Nj. Gire.-La Vapeur dot
ppprendre 4 ne pas rire ans eXamen des
lecouyertes qni paraissent absnfdcs.
Je yiens d'ayoir n6anmoins una belle
1ear:-la derniere feuille dun yieux. che.
ne qui est au bout de mon !afdin.--viont
le tonber en- t%onrnoyant. Jai cru voif
moment III. Giro ayec son balon plan
,r au dessus de moi.
C'sst que ceci serait toute antre chose
lue de ]s'attirer I'animadversion du librai-
q Gunner.
ALPaoNsE KARI.
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&C dos sotes4 mais au moyen do p~roSuife lui.
meme res Gtolfes prtcieuses qui Gpuisaieni
claque aimee tout For de l'empiro. LES his.
]torlens qui SO sont occupies de Pint. oduction
dl tl6ffer en- Europe ont en- de las peine a
s'e&pHqacr olnmeu on a pu eleveruas vors
a sol en- aPportaut on meme tempsEles Hufs
dcs qers ct les CRANES dcs arbres dsatints a
Ies nourrjr Us ont pensG ore le mErier noir.
qt semble dtrc originaire de- beaIcoup de-
points q fercnts dn globe, Sc trouya,t alors a
oelIalanii1ople, ct qu'on q pa oleger4des yers
q sole aFec "a %fsullle, jusqI'a co que celle
des marlers blanes cut p5dssty y a pu en-
eife atnst, mails Fahscnee du fnGrier loir dams
ses etais ]n'atrait pas emp6eia a Jus inien de
prahtef do Pheurense chance qui 70 prdgen-
TAFT a lui do la gfaine de m0IIers Eente au
t1ols dc mars SOUS IL guarante-den s6mo de-
err, poaffait faciiemeht fournir de n feuille
pendant lie mois do mai, tpoquc iu,qu'a ia.
q'eIlo II cut Gtt tacile DE fetarder FtcloBion
des yers a sole.
Dams ma prochaine lettre, je %ssiyrai la
]fnareLe du m1rior ct lie l'industrie les saiea,
depuis 10 sl&ifme steele iusqa'a rp1s i6urs.
} ,essalerai d'expliquer pourqnoi else a do
metre On longtelnps pour p]enttrer Ghns t'oGs
iandis que dams Ia partie oridDrala de
T. Europe, ellie await Gu taIt dc rapidite que
sous Ie regne du sgcresseur de Jusljnieny les
a1bassadeurs Dc Ia Sogdiaune fureut frappts
dun grand tfonnement,en irouvant les GTecs
AUST ayanc6s que los Iabitans de leur prtpre
nation dans Fart de prodnire Ia sole. pessu-
AIDE que ie snis, que de &c narrG rapide, il res
sorllra que PGpoquo est yeuuo pour la Loui-
sjane d'accepter tine ihdustrie d8i offre Fin
appftciable ayantage de ponyoir s%'elover
dGtrnire aueuh deB resources act0ellos,
ct de ne fairo qu'aiouter sans rstrancher
J'ai Phonnenr, etc,
LOUIS VhSSEUR.
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NOUVEL ETABrTssFmpNT

MUSSELMAN & ARTUS, ont l'bonnep,
dInformer respectteusement L. pnblie u
particulierement les apprGciateurs dies hon
mes chooses, quill viennent de former IN "a.
basement Oh lis vendront, a iusto prix ii.
1uenFs, sirops, ~diag6es, fruits coufts. ~criatal.
l%lSatons, pAtisseries, g6l6es de tout genre.
Outre un nombre infini de neryeillea sucrss,.
Pour lie go0t ct les yeux savamment pr6pareesl
Prets q executor promptement of poncfu.
element les commandes qui leur seront faiteg.
lis ont Pagreable espoir d'atra ENCOURAGE
par Ia societ6 de Baton Rouge.
Lis ont ouyert b%outique au ci-devans donoi-
Gle d'Auguste Bonsirven, entire les maoasins
de Messrs. Phillips & Lanoue ct d. SANGER
avril d 0
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NO. 1
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COUR DIES PRTUVrs.

En- yurtu dune commission a mai adthssSs
par Honorable Cour des Preuyes, do Of uo,r
y parolsse eL cite dc la Nouvelle Orleans.
u sora vendn par lie goussignG, jupe dc mn
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-20
On 6crit de Washington /:

On cert de Washington:
LIE bruit court que M. Calhoun n%'enyis-
age pas la question: du Texas sous lie me-
me point de yue que feu M. upshur. Je
ne sails 81 ce faait est exact, mais il est as
seq probable.
On penss lei qu'on a fait de grandes
speculations sur les bons du Texas, en-
perspective de rannexation. Maintenant,
ne voulant pas que vos lecteuFs soient vic.
times de ces sp6culatlons, ie vous dis gull
n'y MIRA pas de hatf. Vous savez que
je suis bien renseign6, ct e suis sur de
mon fat,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-20
BAER.LE.F ORGERON-no cogso

BAER.LE.F ORGERON--ne cosse
de faire dos pros6lytes Ayec son langage
simple, mais incisif; avec son grand sens
ct sa r~Isoureso lo5iqne, i excolle a fare
yoir les chooses Tales qu'elles aont et 3
dissipgf Pillnsion entretenue dams l'espfit
du peuple par les 5rganes do parti locofoco,
Mails nos l~ectelfs savent tout celia aussi
bien qie nous. In parlant aujour'hui de
Get honme extraordinalre, nous ayons
Supplement l'ibtontion do mentlonner un
fat qui est cardct6ristiqne.
Al une n~ombreuse reunion, daus 10 com.
t6 de Hanover. a laquolle a~ssistaisnt les
deux parts, M. Baer termina son alIocu.
ton par un def iete a ses adyersaifes poll.
tiqns do LII r6pondre. In NJ. Scott d6cla.
no " quill aimerait autant discutcr ayec IN
negre qu'ayec IN forgeron."-Apres celia,
les lo~cofoeos nous ira i%teront, nous autres
wings, d'orgueiIIeux a%ristocrates.-AbieHe