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A very intelligent correspondent from a western
State sends us n criticism upon communication
from "A South Carolinian," in last Saturdays Ma
tiona Intelligencer. He will excuse us from publish
ing it, because the "Mexican organs, like the Ma
tiona Integencer, would be to pervert its pur
poses, so as to make capital for their allies in Mex
leo. The qucrist in the Intelligencer asks "W hat
shall we do with Mexicoi" By Mexico, it is pre-
sumed, he means ALL Mexico, embracing the cap.
ital-'the hall Of the Montezumas" as ii has fanci.
fully been ca1ed-not simply fhc smaller part we
have already taken, but the much larger portion Of
the empire, where our eagles have not yet extended
their wings. This question, them is rather reversing
the famous rule Of Mr.. Glasse, which advises the
eel to be caught before it ia cooked. If the South
Carolnian will help us first to take Mexico, we will
then tell him what we will do with it to secure
us an honorable and a permanent peace with Mex
leo. @ ggW # .- t,a a# or aH
We regret that we cannot publish the present
production of our own correspondent; bu. we should
be happy to hear from him upon some other subject
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The Intelligencer is pleased to say, this morning,
that we have Sat last been shamed into a promise'
to republish its misstatement of Mr.. Jefferson's
views respecting abolition. We intend TO publish
this article when it shall be convenient in order to
expose fully the course which that journal has
fit to pursue in relation to the alliance setween
the abolitionists and the wings OF the north. But
we wish it to be fully underatood, that we shall
not do this because Of any claim which the lntelli-
gencer may put forth to have the article appear in
our columns. We have already published at length
the Inteligencer's resaement of it's positions. This
Of course all that we can fairly be required to do
The Intelligencer is therefore gfeady mistaken in
,upposlng that shame has anylhi g 90 do with our
purpose in It's publication When published, it viii
BE seen to bear out fully all that we have said Of il
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"THE UNIoN-IT MUST BE PRESERVED

"THE UNION-IT MUST BE PRESERVED"
The friends of the United States are not aware ofthe
designs that formed and the preparations that are
making to strike directly or indirectly at the Union
Several Of tbs northern wings seeking coalition
with the abolitionsts. Instead of rcbuking that
meddiesome and fanatical spirit which would destroy
all the compromises Of the constitution, and pros
rae the edfce of the Union ITSELF they striving
to obtain the votes of the abolitionsts for the whig
candidates. The editor Of the New York Tribune
will not deny this to be their game. He has said,
that if the abolition vote had been united on the
wing candidate in 1914, instead of running for a
third party, Mr.. Clay would have been elected. Mr..
Webster attempted to persuade this third party in
1914 to drop their flag, and vote with the wings.
They are making the same effort again. They viii
attempt to bring the abolitonsts into the wing ranks
and for this purpose they coming more and more
into the demands of the abolitionists- encouraging
the overtures Of such go-bctween as John p
Hale-inviting him to address the wings Of Boston
at Faneuil Hall-passing strong and threatening res
olutions against slavery and the south. They are
now limiting that they prefer presidential cand-
date from the non-slaveholding States; and the dis
tnguished wings of the south may as we'll hang
their harps upon the willows at once Such at least
are the present signs Of the times. With this view,
the "organ of foreign influences and Of factous ia
nacism, in this city, dare not rebuke the abolition
spirit So far from il, it is attempting to throw
around the abolitionists the mantle Of Jefferson g
name.
Il is not political aboltonsm alone, which threat
ems to shake the constitution tsef--but there is
fanatic aboltionsm soat in the north, which strikes
boldly and undisguisedly at the Union itself 1t is
rarely indeed that open the pages of Garrison Is
Lberator which, ofitsel is scarcely worthy of seri-
GUS considerations but the number Of Friday last lays
singular document before its readers. 1t is the last
advice, perhaps the last writing, Of Thomas Clark
son, whose lsbors in mresting the African slsv.
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and then, in view oflh Ineligenoer's vehement and
reiterated charges against of misrepresentation,
we shall leave our readers to judge where the shame
Of tho transaction really lies @
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The new rife regiment organizing at Jefferson
Barracks have been ordered to point Isabel, from
whence they will procsed to reinforce Gen. Taylor.
Orders have been received by Major Burdbridge to
prepare at once for their departure
'r [St. Lo,is Repeiile, Oct. IS.
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Carriages, Carriages, Carriages,

+ HAVE on hand large and handsome as.
i sortment of one and two-horse carriages, which
have advanced cash on, and must positively be
sold to close. Great bargains may be expected;
such as never have been offered before, Those in
want will find it to their advantage to give me call
early as they will soon be gone H,
Light Rockaway barouches, for four persons Is,
Buggies with and without tops EJH AZ
Square carriages for six persons; very light
Close coaches, very light b. saa5t 5E.
Phnton's Roekawsy and Clearance carriages -.
Single and double harness, saddles, brides, &c.
Secondhand carriages taken in exchange, and
sold on commission. a. E.
WV MARSHALL, Auctioneer,
Between 9th and 10th streets, Penn. avenue,
ip H4Hd Washington, ID. q.
Nov.2 Rockville Rsformer.l 3HT"ff .
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION

Benjamin B. French, esq, was elected an alder
man from the fifth ward in this city on Friday last,
to supply vacancy occasioned by the resg Of
Alderman Beck
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"Thc eighth annual meeting OF the
Female Union Benevolent Society will TO held on
Tuesday evening, November 81, at half pas seven
O'Clock, in the first Baptist Church, 10Th street.
Addresses by +. w. Thomas, esq,, and other gen
temen may be expetted. The public are respect
fully invited TO attend. Xxx
by order
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MARRIED,

AT Charlottesville, Virginia, on Thursday The
goth ult., by the Rev. Mr.. WHITE, MAJOR yphN r,
RI piJ.T.s. Of Bolivar, Tennessee, to Mrs. LUCY
ANN WOOD, daughter Of RIcHARp DuKE, esq,
Of the former place.
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q .Ma.onio.--The annual me ting of one

INA sonic.-The annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge Of free and accepted Masons OF nc
District OF Columbia, will he held ~ the Masonc
Hall, E street, Tuesday next, The 81 OF Noven'-
Of said Grand Lodge are fraternay requested to be
punctusl in their attendance
By order; H. G. WILLIAMS,
Oct sI-N 'A Grand Secretary.
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winch belong to the safety OF his property, TO the
security Of his home, and the sancy Of his hearth
stone. ,ii M -,,.. ... tla.... -. ......
"Wth these glaring facts---the question of the
people of the south to consider, is not how many
anii-slavery men have existed in this or that party,
long an the slave question was not made an issue
We hear southern wings lament every day. that it
failed IN 1874. The wing party ofthc north attempted
IL in 1874. Some OF these men do not rightly con-
slider what they say. The wing party of the north
IL attempting il again; and whtneper succeeds in anu
place hear expressions Of general delight among he
phigs of the south. They shouted oper it, success Il,
Nsp Hampshirefhsy ,cere ovejoysd al its success in
Msinsthsy defsnd and approve the scheme openly laid
out for the object in Massachusetts II warned Of
the evils to from this unholy coalition they have
nothing better to throw back than a senseless taunt,
such quote at the head of this paper frof the
Advertiser, that there must be good many loco
foco abolitionists, for the wings TO draw so many
from them, on abolition grounds"
Can such things be- and at the south tool Then,
indeed, must we say in the bitter sincerity Of our
hearts that the giant ofparty rage has become utter
ly mad and eyssss, and that already his fatal hand
il laid heavily upon the sacred pillars Of our
Union. And all this, be it remembered, is the
boasted conservatism of the conservative party Of
the country
Next to the abolitonists among the pestilent fac
tons, whose aid these conservative wings are now
counting, stands that association banded against the
land laws Of the State Of New York, and known ss
the anti-rent party. That there s something to be
reformed in these laws, and that the democratic par
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30
August Ia, 1916.
GeseglasUarc.

The subscribers, in addition TO their extern
sive stock, have received by the late arrivals
direct from Liverpool, full and complete a.
sortment OF every variety of articles in their
line, which they offer to the trade at az low rates
as they can be- obtained either in New York,
Boston or Philadelphia.
Any bills made in either of those cities with
respectable re.packing establishments will be
duplicated at The same rates by the subscribers,
and any goods packed at their Establishments
they warrant to 90 free of brakeage.
MASTERSON & BROTHERS.
Importers OF China, Glass nd Earthenwsre,
No, 81 Water street, Mobile.
Feb 10. ly.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30
News from the Army.

The Intelligence from the army is more
fall in detail than that received few DAYS
ago: the first news, however, is confirmed
in all its material parts. We subjon The
following items ofhews from the Picayune
MONTEREY, Mexico, Sept. 90, 1916.
Gentlemen We are at length in quiet
POSSESSION of this place, the last division OF
Ampudia's army having marched out yes
lerday morning. The Isl division march
ed'out on the o6ih, the eds6HaY the 9Th, and
the balance on the 2sth. "a,
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~ Dtice,

Tie STATE of Alabama, Marion conntq.
COUNTY Court SITTING FOR ORpuAN's Blu.
sTNEss, FIRST MoNDAy, IN SEPT. lS46,
THVIlIS day ID U. Hollus, administrator T
n the estate of Bailey Fleming, flied his peti.
ton before said court, to sell the real estate of
said decedent setting forth that said real estate
cannot be equally, fairly, and bene fitay dyi.
ded among the heirs of said decedent without
sale Of said real estate, viz The east half of
the north west quarter of section 8, township
~. range 10, west the south. west quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section 8, township
Ia, range ID. west; also the northwest quar-
ter of The southeast quarter of section g. town.
ship Ia. range ID west all being and lying in
said county and that the Archy Fleming, -Ba.
ley F. Baker, aud Louis Bennette, are the heirs
OF said decedent, all Of which are non residents
of this State and Of .ull age. 1t is ihereapou
ordered BY the Court, that publication be mads
III the State Journal & Flag, a public paper
printed in the city of Tuscaloosa Tor three sue
cessive weeks---that the 18th day of October
next be set apart 10 have and determine said
pc'on, at which time and place the SAID heirs at
at law may show cause, if any they have, why
said lands shall not be sold
Wltnes, JN0 DOUGLASS, c. c. 6,
Sept. Is, IS46 Prs fee 81 OOl :3t44.
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NehE'EGEl ~,

THOMPSON'S MEXICO, l vol.
BIBLICAL LEGEN DIS, Of the Bible, the
koran, and the Talmud, compiled from Arabic
sources, and compared with Jewish traditions
by DR.. G. We'll, Librarian Of the University of
OF Heidelberg, Fellaw of the Asiatlc Society Of
Paris, translated from the German, "a book
which will attract the attention OF the curious,)
l vol.
HALLECK'S Military Art aud Science; by
Wager IlalIeck, Lieutenant OF Engineers, U.
s. A. Zone of the best works on military tactics
which has yet been pubshes0 vol.
FRENCH DOMESTIC COOKERY com.
bnng elegance with ECONOMY, IN IL receipts
vol.
SHORES OF THE MEDITERRANE
AN or Travels through Gfbralter, Mahon,
Mnorca, Touon, Naples. Messlna. Athens.
Smyrna, Coastant,nope, Beirout, Jaffa, Jerusa.
lem Bethlehem, Egypt, along the Nile Cairo
Alexandria, Malta, through Lola, Granada, Al
hambra, Palermo, Venice, Trieste, Trpol, Tu.
MIS- Carthage, &c, with beautiful engravings
by Francis Schroeder, Secretary to the Commo'
dore commanding The u. s, squadron IN thai
sea, in lS43--45, 2 vols.
HEADLEY'S NAPOLEON vols.
Miss BEECHER'S Domestic Receipt Book
Cookery, &c (good) vol.
For sale by D. WOODRUFF.
Sept. 10, 1916. it'd.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30
MONTEREY, Sept. %, 1919.
8 o clock. Afeynoo,l.

b o clock, Afternoon.
An express rider has this moment arrived
from Salinas, which place lie left this morn
ing. Iii only days ride this side Of Sal.
tlllo, and he states on1he,asthauvy ola Mex,
lean, that Santa Anna. arrived at that city
yesterday morning on, the evening previous,
and at once commenced terrifying the place
with vigor. He had no less Than $4,000
with him, which, added to those which left
here under Ampudia. will swell his army
over 10000 men. Report farther has it,
that he Is to erect works aud batteries close
by the Kinconada--the limits of our lines
by the sixty days truce. IL oil this should
prove true, the army may have blooder
work to do than ever. One thing is Certain
Santa Anna was hourly expected here
when Gen. Taylor arrived, and many think
that Ampudia's reasons for wishing TO retire
was the fact that he found himself to de-
gree surrounded after the successes of the
Cd division, and was anxious to form juno.
ton with his master on the best terms he
could make. We shall know more about
this matter in a day or two.
We are glad TO hear that the report
o'ouSht oNct ny tuo mChHu vi inc uedtn Oi
Col. McClung. of the Mississippi volunteers
was totally untounded. An officer who left
Monterey on the 9th inst says that he was
improving and 1t is thought he woul1 recover.
The number Of Mexica1 killed and woun-
ded has not been asce rtained. Ii is believed
to be 1000. The number of the American
killed and wounded is set down at $50, oil
whom 260 are believed to have been killed.
GENERAL Taylor AND AMpUDlA.-Ai
The consultation between these Generals, af
ter The three days siege of Monterey, the
speech oil the Mexican Chief opened thus
~ o. T,opic.
"As understand that the Mexican Gov
eminent has consented to receive CON-
missioner TO settle all matters of difference
with the United Slales---qs was authorized
to retire from the city without Offering any
resistance. and rs the glory of the Mexican
nation and arms have been retrieved, | am
willing there shall be no more bloodshed."
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DRUGS. DRUGS!l DRUGS ri &c
DR., SAMUEL SM TTTz,

HPFusSAsa dhN AposksSstAASs
HHAS received his Spring and SnHunes sup
IL ply of Drugs and. Medicines, glass and
glass; ware, paints, oils, dye1stlf, yarpjshes &c.
And Also. large vareiyof petllmser!lssa a AND
toylette soaps.
lie is now prepared to accommodate all who
may favor him withth6ir custom with every ar,
tcle in his line, either wholesale or retail
His assortment is composed ofihe, best
medicines Of all descriptions, and will dispose
OF them as low for cash, or to approved. custo-
mers on time, as Gun be purchased any where
in the State. Physicians, and the community
generally, are invited to call aud examine his
stock as the proprietor IS determined 10 spare
no pains to accommodate those who may rely
upon HIM for their supplies.
Prescriptions and orders will, as heretofore al,
ways meet with due attention.
p. s. A large lot of Congress or Saratoga
water, just received and for sale by the above.
May 80, ls46. tf-2B.
TONES CATECHISM, new supply just
~ received, and for sale BY
ID. WOODRUFF
August Ia, 1916. tt-3a.
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C. ]. FI0UET,.

WTOULD respectfully inform his friends
w and customers, That he is prepared
10 execute any and all orders in his line with
punctualiy and neatness. He has been in
New York manufacturing his STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which lie offers very low for
cash. He has also brought with him a very
fashionable assortment of Fancy Crayats Vest.
lngs, French Cassemere, &c, &c.
Gull and see them.
September IL, 1916. Ns4
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30
COACH & HARNESS MAKING.

EMNHE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public, that he has opened
shop next door to Mr.. Quares' Gun Shop,
up stairs,) for the manufacturing of HAIR
NESS, AMI the trimming and repairing oil
COACHES, and socits portion of the public
patronage. His charges will be moderate, and
his work executed in the best manner, and
every effort made TO satisfy those who may pat
KEETON. NJ. TUCKER.
Tuscaloosa, Sept, ! l., lsi6e., =, 3m,4A
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30
Sherial's Sale.

EpY virtue of Sundry Executions to me di
Z = reced from the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Tuscaloosa county, in favor Of William Il.
Neel against Zacharlah Warddaw, will Of.
Ter tor sale, at public auction in The city Of rus
caloo,a, on tue first Monday in November next,
at the Court House between the usual hours of
sale, the following Land, TO wit: East half Of
the North West quarter and the West half of
the North East quarter. OF Section %, Town
ship "a, of Range 3, East as the property Of
cutIons
MOSES MCGUIRE Sheriff.
Sept. 10, 1886. 5 as.
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CA BINET
FURNITURE
NEXT DOOR TO THE BELL TIA vERN

NEXT DOOR TO THE BELL TAVERN.
THXHE under signed continues to mike all ar
"a ticles in his line OF business, on The Ls7ots
terms for CASH, Mattresses, Boslers, PHI
lows &c, made to order Old FurnAnre Ia.
ken in exchange tn parD for NEW. Feather
Beds, aud Old Alatlrasscs, renovated in ue best
manner
!. " Patent Chnrns from twp TO fifteen gal
Ions each, zOarrahitato produce butter IN teen .
minutes. 80
Particular attention paid to repairing of old
Furniture.
THOMAS s. JOHNSON. e
Jan 80, lstc 1Nll-
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30
MEXICO.

.HINRAVELS ever the Table Lands and Cor.
dileras of Mexico, during the years 1885,
IA, including description Of California, the
principal cities and mining distr cts OF that Re.
public, and the biographies of ilurbde and SAN
ia Anna :; by A. NJ. Gillian, late U. 8. Con.
sui TO California, with Maps and Plates (Ssnd
your orders from neighboring towns soon, or all
will be sold,)
For sale by
D. WOODRUFF.
Aug. 9TH, l-4S.
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PrOcIamatiOn.,

EFFECTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
TT is admitted by every enlightened nation,
that profound gratitude is DUE to Almighty
God for his mercy and beneficence to man; and
that it is the especial duty of every christian
government, in some suitable manner, to make
public manifestations Of a sense of hat obliga
ton. In the discharge OF that duty. my prede-
cessors nave established Ale practice o. q D.
pointing day OF fasting, humiliation, and pray
er-concurrng most heartily with their views
upon this subject, and the course which they
have pursued--and in view Of the many cir
cumstances by which we are surrounded, which
point to its necessity and proprieiy at this
time.-f have appointed the fourth day of De
cember next for that purpose, and respectfully
request each denomination Of Christians in the
State of Alabama. 10 cause public worship to
be made in each of their respective churches
on that day, and recommend to all Of the cit"
liens Of the State, that it be devoted to Fast
ing, Humiliation. and Prayer.
.>.sssA. Given under my hand and the
;SYE(E great seal affixed, at Tuscaloosa,
FAME this twenty. first DAY Of October, in
sSS the year Of our Lord, one thousand,
7H,sS eight hundred and forty-six.
JOSHUA L. MARTIN.
BY the Governor.
WIN. GARRETT,
Secretary Of STATE.
Oct. 81, 1876. 3t-49.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30
VOLUME 3.

A special term of Inc Circuit court for
Tuscaloosa county, will "be held on the
fourth Monday in November next" The
business will be confined to the civil dock
ct; and to the trial of Thomas Jemison, on
his application, who is charged with GRIM
inal offence.
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New Watches, &c.

x EACH * LEWIS have just recei. cd
Il A from New York, a few Full Jewelled
hunting Lever Wat hes, which will be sold
very cheap. Also, a few Accordlons and
Flutes.
March 90. 1916, tfi9.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30
NUMBER 80
Grand Lodge of Alabama.

NJ OTlCE is hereby given, that the Annual
~ Communication of the NJ w. Grand
Lodge of Alabama, will be held at The Masonic
Hall, Tuscaloosa, on Monday the 9TH day of
December next, at six o'clock, p. NJ.
The officers and members of the Grand
Lodge, Masters, Wardens, Proxies, and Del.-
gates Of subordinate Lodges, will please take
due notice thereof.
The O. S. will attend at the Masonic Hall on
Saturday the oh, aud Monday the 7th. from
nlne o'clocR, A. NJ. until four o'clock, p. NJ,
for the purpose of receiving returns.
AMAND p. ptISTER,
Grand Score fary.
Oct. ., 1876. If a.
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Fashionable Cloths, CASH
Eaaevs and Ecstings.
CHARLES j. FIQUET.
Iflcrrhnnt TnnInr.

rVyo DOORS EASY CT TIE BANK,
3 AS just received large supply of Fush-
u q lonable Cloths, Cassiiners, aud Vcstngs.
winch he will make TO order in neat and
workmanllke manner, at the shortest notice !;
or he will sellby the yard to suit the purchaser.
Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase good Clothing,
for small sum of money, would do well to
give him call.-lie certainly Will sell great
bargains-give him trial.
{. J. FiouEr has also just received full
assortment Of fine Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery
Crasats, and Scarfs, Suspenders, &c, all of
which he will sell lower than ever for Cash.
Tuscaloosa, Oct. 2. 1916. flag
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30

There was frost yesterday mornin G,
within the boundaries Of the city.-DioJi lie
Advertiser Oct. 90.
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DISSOLUTION.

ME partnership heretofore existing under
l. the style of II. COOPER. Il Co, is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent, and it is
absolutely necessary, that the affairs of the
firm be speedily closed. All persons indebted
will therefore please call and settle their nc.
counts with Thomas Cummings, Sen.. by the
first of September, as no longer indulgence can,
or will, be given.
ERASMUS COOPER,
IHOS. CUMMINGS.
August Sd, 1876. tf39.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30

Tn, Gainesville Pilot proposes that the
State convention for the nomination of de-.
mocralic candidate for Governor, shall as.
sembe on the first Monday in January ls47;
that the delegates be elected by ballot in
the several counties and that the ratio of
representation be the same as the repre-
sentation Of each county in the Generel as
semby. We prefer period several months
later for the assembling of convention !;
and also, that the representation be gov
erned by the democratic strength of The
counties. II will be time enough, however,
TO dispose of these preiminaries, when the
discussion relative to the necessity for con.
gention is disposed of.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30

Notice.

M FILTERS Of administration OH the estate
u A of Francis Nj. Douglass, have been gran.
ted The undersigned, by the Orphans court of
Tuscaloosa county. All claims against said es-
tate not presented within the time prescribed
by law, will be barred
D. JOHNSTON, Admir-
Sept. 18th, 1916 3t-45.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-30

Tire Charleston papers report majority
for Mr.. Holmes, for congress, of Dil votes.
We see it stated that the election will be
contested for irregularily. Mr.. Jno. Ashe
was elected to the State Senate, from the
city, without opposition. Mr.. r. b. Rhet
is returned to congress from st. Pauls
Parish, We