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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
BOOTs, SHOES y FINDINGS-


BOOTS, SHOES IL FINDINGS.
Just received a fine as sortment of shoe
findings consisting in part Of
CaLfsktns .s.. Lining Skins.
Morocco binding do
Gdloon, Facinc do
Sill Cord, Shoe Thread.
Boots Webb, Pegos.
Awis and Hafs Sparrablcs.
Boot Hooks, /" Tncks.
and n large assortment Of Shoe thread. from
No. 3 to rs, and are Prepared to manufac.
tnre Boots and Shoes Of every quality and
description, at the shortest notice, our work
in all ca es warranted.
A. BRADFORD 4 CO.
Church Street, between Lafayette and Third.
dec. r. "A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11

The price Of -four being S8,OO the ba-
kers will give "a ounces Of bread for 10
cents for the ensuing week.
JOHN r. DUFROCQ, =. NJ.
Dec. II 1917.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11

WHIPS

HIPS
or every description just received and for
sale by dec ly, BRADFORD,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11

G1Complaints have been made to us
respecting the conduct ofbands ofmiscbiev-
ou' boys who are in the habit of assembling
at the State house buildings, andtho house
lately vacated by Mrs. Barker, end caus-
ing serious inconvenicncco' the parties in
charge, by breaking open doors and COM
hitting other reprehensibIe acts;
1t is to be hoped that parents md guar.
dams will admonish all the beys under
their charge, TO abstain from such practi-
ces. 'f Pal" ~. go;
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Il. B. TAOWBG6IDGE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Saddles, Hqrness, Yrmphs. VaIiccs and
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
TO .JOINERc.

S. GRAvtER STREET, n. ORLEsN
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For SALE.

Baton Rouge Dec. 10. As. SITS.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
awe must have change. ."-Fedcral paper.

1--WE must have change. -Federdt paper.
Who but the federal panic makers, who. in the Ian
guage of the patriotic Matthew Carey "OnIy rise the
country sinks" asks for a changer
DO the farmers, who obtain dollar and half for
their wheat, dollar for their corn, fifty for their
oats, and ready sales at that, ask for changer
Do the mechanics who have plenty of work. good pay,
and fair currency, ask for change?
Do the merchants, who sell their goods at fair prices,
and receive the cash for them, ask for a changer
DO the manufacturers, who their mills night and
day. and sell all the fabrics they produce at high prices,
ask for a changer
Do the people of Pennsylvania, who have but just
struggled of the hdeous jaws of reputation into the
pleasant paths Of prompt payment, with honest men
the administration of the government, ask for change?
Do the people of the United States, who, five years
ago, begging loans in Europe a discount, but who
can summon fifty millions at premium, ask for a
change?
None Of these classes ask for change; all pros
porous and happy well contened with their ot rejoicing
that their government and the people of this great and
glorious country able chastse the enemies of the
republic with hand and feed the starving subjects of
crowned heads with the other.
None but federal panic makers clamor for change
but the people understand them, and will adhere
the pilots who have steered the ship of State safely
through the breakers of repudaton and the whirlpool Of
grasping monopolies.-Dem. Union.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
25th, Is47. epW&SWlyC27is
HAVE FOUND a TREASURE.

Il HAVE FOUND TREASURE.
any says .7sthaate difficulty
Of breathing such that he could lie down night So says
day until he with this invaluable help Would
name.
Sherman's OIosaOnian,
Or AHHedling B0Lsam,
treasure during past
diseases than other remedy
world This humbug, any deception pacced e
monas e the Office for the inspection Of all who may wish
Three Thousand Persons
h of March last and complaint has been made
ing contrary who have speak of
have by the oosaonan lie found many of
The most Astonishing Cures
On record Read the following of doubts concerning
he efficacy OF this remedy he removed
Mrs Wiby, wife o F. WHby ESQ., residing l33 West l7
street, given by The two ply sns wo attended her. and et
nounced conmaye and during her sickness She raised very large
quantities Of Blood Her Cough nceant her weakness and
very great After rsng OIosaonian Ileang
Basam sho time, she entirely relieved and Is attending
her family about the house where those whO doubt call
and see herif they feel sufficiently interested.
Raymond who resided during his sickness 800 Madison
hut removed Providence r. L. attended by
the physicians the city, They attended him the bet
nOuuced his disease 4bcess UdoH the Lrer and Sr
Lgs They him they could help him. and that he
opened pnls
Liver exactly resembling that raised from the Lungs
lie persuaded by his friends the OOsaonan, and after using
two bottles entirely restored.
We authenticity of this
Labagh q Norfolk who visited Mr. Raymond during
sickness, aud familiar with ms treatment.
A Hundred Gases
Equally unTromng their have been cured e
ieciaaly by this great Remedy
you troublesome CouGHs Do RLooD? you
difficulty Breahingi
NIGHT SwEar? BE Do deceived
Here is the Remedy.
ToNIINsoS BEOrHERs, .7geats at Indianapolis. -
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01

The TRAssroRrArIos OF srEcE-Nolhing is seized
upon readily by the wing press than statements OF
difficulty or embarrassment that may attend any OF
transportation Of specie under the Independent Trea
sury Act IT, the time, they took Of every
facility that introduced for the operation Of The law,
and thereby gave their readers fair and candid rePresen
iaton of its effects, their reputation would be rendered
more honorable and free from suspicion. To see such
paragraph the following which appeared in the Union
Of Monday evening, published in the whig papers of any
of cities would be surprising 10 learn that they
had suddenly changed their political afiniies;
"Mr Walker has made arrangements by which, at
of only theeeighihs of per cent he can ans-
fer any of specie from the north TO New Orleans
He will make unnecessary transfers. but whenever
the War Navy Department. who will no doubt perform
their duty give him notice that specie funds will be want
ed al New Orleans, Mr. Walker will instantly transmit
any time, the gold TO that point in any amount desired
for public expenditure"
We give the paragraph that the public have the nior
nation which contains and AT the time may have
opportunity compare n with The facilities OF the old Unit
ted States Bank the present banks These latter
told ,oeo transmit funds for nothing, jnst nothing
at alI'-which the public very well know means that the
banks will charge the government itself any thing,
but by The Of the funds they will be able
"io do something pretty nice Of the dear people, IN
lieu thereof And what is worst OF all, they would there
by be able to influence the price of every thing that
offered for sale Throughout the country
The Union contains the above, with many other state
mens in reply TO an article in the New Orleans Bulletin
relating "money affairs in that city, and which has
been through the whg press here The following is al
so added:
"Mr Walker has already ordered twelve hundred
thousand dollars in specie to New Orleans and he Is rea
DIV at any moment to send Immediately from time TO time
as much more he may be notified will be required fol
the wants the government and will do all that that Law
will permit him advance the interest of the great south
western emporium The new tariff on Mexican import
must soon stop the drain of specie from New Orleans h
duties realized under the Mexican tariff (pary Of Gen
eraI Scott and partly of Mr. Waker) having already re
allied nearly half million of dollars, and the current
specie will soon from Mexico New Orleans and New
:. York"
The reply OF the Union shows the statements OF tb
New Orleans paper be without any foundation, but II
one thing the Washington paper has made great mis-
take Ii has asked the whig papers which have publish
ed the calunnes against the administration to insert ais
refutation of them, that their readers may be in
formed of the facts in the absurd expecta
ton it would hardly be possible TO entertain. They ney
er would publish any thing that might expose their rid
cuIous preensIons to wisdom in national financial mat
a ters-N u Post
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
McGuacy,s EcIectic School Hooks.

rBNE of teachers and friends Education In
IL diana respectfully solicited the above series OF School
adapted for the schools and academies of the west than
other similar series One Of the best evidences this
TO be found in the their immense popularity, (mloHs
having been soId) and rapidly Increasing safe.
The publishers happy state that IN many important
places Indiana their hooks have recently been adopted text
hooks 10 the exclusion OF all other competing works kmond
indianapolis Cambridge City, COnnersve HaeerstOwn Centre
vile, LAUREL Fort Wayne LOganspOr Lafayette COvngton
and Charlottesville the where these books have
recently heen adopted ia of other hooks formerly used
The following appeared Terre Haute lIa) Ex
TO the Teachers Of TiyO County, Indiana
We the undersigned having for object the adoption OF
uniform series of the schools Tere aue
Vigo examined with much and with
pejuded minds, GOodrichs Sanders CObh, and McGuhey
see aud Porters Rhetorical Reader rEementary Sanders
burns, and Rays Arithmetics sOneys Smhs Morses, Mitch
ellis Biographies and give the preference and have adopted
Spelling Book McGufeys Eclectic Series the
Three Arithmetics of rays series and MitcheIs Geoe
and Atlas
These several works in opinion copiOus and MI
and thorough reer from naccuraceso
oography and dcOn practical and better adapted 70
schools their departments tnn
similar observation. We
fully invite the of the Teachers Of Vo in their
adoption.
For the promotion cause Education for
would also the of organizing
Teachers Association in meet monthly quarterly,
semi annually hereafter lie deemed expedent the
and discussion of relating profession,
and o mutual counsel and encouragement
An organization OF this kind would Is thought very much
facilitate the obanment of udcous and etcent system OF IN
in by bringing into habits of intimacy
almost quite TO each other aud ectng
each and ALL valuable hints and facts suggested by experience
teaching, school
&C. &c We submit plan to colleagues an1
their opinion. Respectfully
B. SoULE, MARTHA NJ CREss
EDWIN r. BENTLEY, ELIZA TIIIoTsoN,
b. HAYES, NJ 5 PIERcEL
II II. NHTEHEA
SERAPH WVRRES, FRANoEs A. HUST
Teachers Of Terre HaHfe.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
State of Indiana, Hamilton County, S..
HAMILTON CIncuIT CouEr, MARCH Term, 'l847.

CoURT, IERM,
IN GhGRcerg.
John Burns John Lacy Jackson Joseph Smith Nancy
Smith, Archibald Aexande Ava Alexander, Mary Lacy John
Thap Mary Taip Marss Jane Stewart Samuel Stewart and
Isabe Stewart, and Earl s. Stone.
~ complainant Barbour his solicitors
~ and appearing the shes The subpoena issued
heren the defendant Archibald Alexander found, and
Dwn therefore ordered by the Count,
Archibald OF the pendehcy of this
fr re in the Indiana State
Sentinel of circulation printed and pub
indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, the last Of which pub
caOn Of the Of
this and that un he will the calling Of the cause at
this court and Plead deur TO the bill OF
complaint and supplemental bill herein, The will be taken as
fessed By tt16urt Attest JOHN G. BURNS Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01

The Liverpool Mercury consoles the people of
Great Britain with the announcement that provisions
cannot be much dearer than they there at present
1t says that by official returns at Washington APP
pears that the of grain in 1916 the
sumption of the United States, is 70000,0 900 bushels
and that the export since September last only 2s4
million bushels that all we want are reSSelS to
bring us breadStuffs
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01

n FAvING my situation the Clerks Office of the Marion
where have been for
consequently dimes and having tried in
employment tender services the citizens
county particularly the Merchants and business of
indianapolis will any writing offered, such posting books
the manner, and satisfaction take
Informing old friends Of the country that his exccen
cy Governor has appointed Notary Public for this county,
Acknowledgements Of Instruments other
writing them they offer will be found at my
room-No. 50-at the Palmer House. CALVIN +. ROCKER
Indfa dis Iune2
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01

Novel DIsrREss.-SIlver is not legal tender in
England, and the Blrings could not some time ago
raise money upon silver bullion to the amount of
E60,000; and neither Barings Rothschilds could
get paper with their endorsement, discounted by the
Bank
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
Lots AT the Depot.

NNXPECTING considerable portion Of time have
M constituted by regular power Of attorney Mr. David Williams
INV agent dispose
tcafes purchase which be oenized as done by myself and
complied Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining
beiter before they fall into second hands are ma
eray price There have been saes and good
and asund the depot Call at
Mr. David Wamss the Branch Bank where maps OF The pro-
7sw NICHOLAS MccARTY.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
Reception of the Body of Capt. Kinder.

SATURDAY, June 18th 1877.
In accordance with notice, the young men of Indi-
annapolis held meeting for the purpose of making
preparations for the reception of the body of Captain
KINDER.
The meeting organized motion Of r. L.
Walpoe, Esq, by calling ]. L. Morrison, Esq., to
the chair, and appointing Mr.. B. r. Sulgrove,
tnry The object Of the meeting being stated by the
chairman, A. j. Stevens, Esq, then offered the fol-
lowing, which adopted:
1.-The young men of Indianapolis, the friends and
acquaintances of the lamented Capt T. b. KINDER,
who fell so gaantly fighting for his country at the
renowned Buena Vista, learn that his remains are
now on the way to the home of his relations, and of
his boyhood; and desiring to express their deep feel
ngs of regret for his untimey DEATH their admifatlon
for his noble bearing the battle field, and their
sense OF his estimable worth citizens unani-
mously,
ReSolred, That the volunteers of Indana merit the
appreciation of the citizens of Indianapolis for their
generous resolve in bringing the reains of the late
Capt. /. B. KINDER to rest among his early friends
and relations.
sther, That-a committee Of three be
e suitable arrangements for the re-.
=, and that they report the order Of
ia the city papers"
engagements Stevens, Sulgrove
ton then proceeded to vote for
w. I'll. Hanna, Esq, ap-
The proceedings of the meeting be
papers; and motion the meeting
QHN r. MORRISON, President.
Secretary.
loF ARRANGEMENTS.
be formed at the Palmer House
pits of the city where the remains
fed to the Court House, at which
ke delivered.
r. GILLETT.
NINA, Esq
WM. CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, and
unburied for one or two
lace that the citizens may
bowing their respect for the
n by visiting the same.
IBcarers.@
,a y, s. SARGEfNT,
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
A DESTRUCTIVE ENEMY

OH the Stage OF Action.
allude their different forms, because fever
fever rheumatic fever, The approaching
Symptoms dregared and often after the disease is developed
neglected until it is late for relief TO be afforded and
The Sufferer Dies.
is Fortunate however for the world that sovereign remedy for
fever all durable found
the prompt and timely Of Dr. BGsg Indian Queen Vegetable
other medicine offered the public and Cing Thou
sands Of annually They justly considered and appre
ated boon OF nesmabe value The community wherever
they have been introduced.
There of whom among the
respectable members of the healing the valuable
pees OF these medicines and the numeabe permanent cures
effected by them. They emphacaly aRy medicine; and
should without house ready
They certainly superior purgaive
ing the from all other medicine
known.
Read and Consider.
Extract OF letter from Dr. James C. BOgg, (hrOher 10 Exov
BoSgs OF Missouri who one OF The most talented and success
ful practitioners in hs Chcksaw country He is gentleman
Of the highest repeca6ily and standng having filled very
States Consul TO the Republic Of Me1icol
DR.. BRAGG: Dear SirSince agent with have
had opportunity of testing the virtues Of your pills. and find
consequence is shall recommend them my pacce
also dense population. II have usual
OF sickness and especially the disease incident country the
sed Of
you proper therefore, YOU forward this agency
good supply and in would make this is the centre Of
adjoining counties could be supplied application. You viii ad
dress here Of II. orah Co.. Memphis, Tenn at the
time forward Instructions regards remances
advertising, &c. Very respectfully. your OBJ seryf
JAMES c. BOGGS, NJ D.
Fairvierv Ponotoc Co, Miss. Aug. II, 1874
| Isz-For sale, wholesale and retail by
! ST.. WADE and ToMLINsoN BROTHERS, Indianapolis
| J. HOCKET, Piainheld.
j. w. WALTON, Bridgeport.
| w. J. UNGLEs, Belleville.
And by Druggists Merchants generally throughout the south
and West ,-.,,,,,.,-
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
STRAYED,

n UNROM Fulton township, Fountain county, Indiana,
TSs-A ~ about the 22d of April GREY MAZE, about 10
XII 2years old about Is hands high rather dark name
and well made light hedy, of her IS wha
monty led glass eye she has had the sula broke on the left
side the mane had and taken the hair oil the shoulder
getting nearly well The skin of her
shoes footed Any pe-son who will give
letter Otherwise Covingon Ind. will be
suitably rewarded. THOMAS BRACkEN.
40
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01


SS1S3
wal VI
al stocks anp
eAchangeap'e 10,
sseo men 'ha' nc nad
OF government agents
Doo'h nearly OuHed up IN
S'ng out lot wagons 10 come ano re-
mo says hunbug now But ne was good
90 compromising. lie was willing TO comPro-
!, "ey would keep tne goid now 'hey nave got IT,
nc "Ouu never Ie"inu any OOdy Oi 'ne umes "hen n's
arrival IN village would be announced about thus: The
solo hunoug mas come 10 town. NO ma"ei; ne u'u not
set angry hen, and he laughed now but sui ne had one
70 ask anu mat was hat ne people wouu Keep tne
so'u "o" '"ey "'u a'u =" uo ia' '"ey mus
JAMS" sha paper nc nau uIsco 'nenl 20 10 80
o"s Uo'u eonno' i've io"e :" "e n'nlosP"eie .,
"A' paper cannot ehoue 'he sei' o' "lpO'a'A anu
'eS. ca 20
% nc eo'" currency was one VI 'ne slV'IeS
y 'ie au,'lnIs'''oh "'hou, MS Po"'iu' et
peiaon Tue sea. measure couu no' nave oeen Ga'l'cu
ne treasury. 'he nanu'mau anu ihuisPeh
cohpe"ei. 20 Tue go'u currency, was s'O'y 70 ue
a. au'nis"auon ol MI van Du'eh' Inc 'o,hano OF the
ylef nleregnum tempest IN tea pot had oVer'hIown
lna' nsuon u was now ree',aOi5neu unuer tne iolS
aiu was uo'is "e" - was se,.iey "i'u
a' ne s'a'e Q. war 'neh eAiSuns "hicn so Sc
Se'ey ules ine virtue OF all nsuuons' ana especay o
nnanIe' ns nuePe"oen. treasury was uOing "e''' ana
"ouu Co"'hue W 10 "eh "hie tue uemociacy was ui'
uHPnah''
vas iouu'u :" ne na'u'o Oi snnss' anu as d" mus
pe"'aO 0o"le''' i"'"en', VI 'he e'o currency sys-
'em was "uhueu IN ihe nature OF tnhgs Ior Puohc'
anu P,'sa'e ni"n'y sIu1 never ee m1eu Puu"c money
~ % y" '''i"a'"'u W ''' "oHo'"e VI """'' sPe'u'o
on ot oahNhsi Hshouiu never De put where 'he gov
enen' eou'u no, co""anu u, "ne'e inc government
laiu eouu ""' Oe a'u upo" AZ any IMMINENT: iS "e
W '"e cse VI Tue go'u currency ioi pays ou''
without premium the gold which receives and thus dis
u'Oues =" among 'ne Pe'Pe. No' SO te banks Even
he Oes' VI '"en' anu We Khg-Oahk aooVe ai aced d'
ieen.y 'ney toK the government gOu 10 ihemsei'es
~ :. ~ - W ' 'n SUN y iO' premium Q, eAP"''-
" "'O viz" pau '"0 so'e'""ie"' 9'u'o's ii VIC" O"n
notes.
independent treasury cotrec's TINS procedure and
Is Tue ony hg 'ha' can correct H. is 'he only thine
mat can cause the government gold to be paid out TO the
people II Is the only thing that can save the peoples mo-
"ey nun Oe.o"Hg n'uN'u ih Tue hshaus OF uaue' spec
uauon banking stock obbng and all the double coniin
gences OF Individual and corporation msmanagement, fol
" ana CRIME IL Is now feesiaollshed-is working meri
toiiousy-anu henceorth VIII he one cf the landmark:
Oh party never 10 Oe Pe'emiteu IN he democra,c Poht
i's iis' Sun'i' a"o eulce' III 'ne Cduse
snou never ue 'O'e eo"cn'
ne men rtieIteu 10 the OH ior Inc graduation OF h'
price OF 'ne Puoc lands as great measure, which wal
uemanueu oy ne interests OF the west RAISING next
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01

Valuable Town Lots for Sale.
FNNHE undersigned having purchased No. IN the city o
indianapolis and laid out the convenlen size building
a. deep, offers them for sale at
able prices and Of payment Purchasers who desire it,
have five the principal in annual payments run
uine the five years at the option of the purchaser -
June % 1917 8 3mos JAMES GILLESPIE.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01

Certificates Of package, of PC Whole Tickets $50 O1
Do do 26 half do 60 WC
Do do 26 Quarter do 80 OF
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

ENRON and after the 3st day of July Shippers the Mad
k lpols lroad please advise their
the teminaons Of road the uuer destination OF
Of the renders the dis
continuance lay obligatory part Of this
company. 81 l0Aug wv w. N. JACKSON, Secy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01

CASH FOR RAGS.

UsT received large Cap Letter Paper which vii
,D be sold low for cash, or exchanged for Rags, at
n CRAIGHEAD'S Drug Store
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
WHEAT WANTED.

5O 600 POUNDS Of good clean Rags wanted for which the
N reduced prices by 81 d. O.CRAIGHEAD.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01
30 90 O.!

80 Prizes Of s., 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No. ~ for ls47.
To be drawn Alexandra, Saturday, July 2i, lsI7
l3 DrGVn Numbers out Of IS
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-07-01

10 600 Bushels whsa, waned Immediately for which the shss
Slore had all times Cali and
ses sf-stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
ALMOST A MIRACLE.

READ THE FOLLOWING and doubt n you can, that con.
sumption te cured Tits IL only one OF the sesers
BRoogLyS Sept IL 1870.
Da TowHsESo- Dear SIR | was taken, lille over
wear ago with ugh and pain Ia my side IL IN
creased on very fs.t, indeed. was pronounced oy
physicians TO have the quick consumption raised srge
cuante, Of bad matter had night s~sats and sinking
ysry fast: my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
went mo the hospital In hope Of being benefited but was
pronounced there as incursbe greatly distress
"a Al tho lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
emacaed and expected to die was conhned to my bed
and Obliged to have Watchers indeed csnnOt give
wa. sup posed by my friends 10 be past recovery nsh
tried great number Of remedies and all seemed 70 pe 10
no purpose read 81 most eStrsoldnny cures per
formed nv your medicine and Ia tell you me rum sus
pected there was -oms humDng 10 them But was ~
dncsd 10 try IL; did So aud very thsnkful dld
cannot ssy ths am entirely yell but am 50 far fecovefes
az 70 be about my s1sness sud hope Ia us entIey yen
few weeks My cough and pam In ne sids snd ~ h.
,s.ts have ef me and out very itte and am fast
gaining my usDs strength ] telt duty To give you
statement Of my case, To publish II You please.
PETER BROWN. Al LlttlesL Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Y TIVE NEw HAMPSHIRE Senate and House
d Representatives. have passed a bin giving the
legislature power torevoke acts OF interpretations
1t It's pleasure, and refusing to corporations the
power to appear by attorney, to show cause why
sentence Of determination should notbc passed up
On them.
This is delicate hint to corporators to employ as
counsel some of the more prominent Locofocos Of
the Legislature. The New Hampshire Legisla-
tore, as now constituted. is easily overcome by
shower Of gold, as ever according to the Poets,
poor Danae was.