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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
DF. III. tI.% BRAYTON.

June u TO-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
AsBuRY REG4R.

PAINTER, GLAZIEg AND P4PER HsygBR.
Beg q aequaint hs fTenak aHd tie public. ria4
he continues b occupy The prsmsea, lately ~ 5Ep
son and hegar. on Lafayette Street, sdoHtu E.
store 81 III. John Huguet, where h. gHf b. Cad {
receive all orders IN liz Iiaz. which h eaa asa4a
thefa will b. ezsentgd with psu1cuuaiffy and despsscE
On T~apleetas terms.
Baton Rouge, June 81, 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

Respectfully offers his services 10 the inhabitants Oh
Baton H5tge and the edittent country III The Practice
of Fh9sic, Btfaef4 d MiitfHeB. He has had MI tie
advantages If The best Medical Schools in the United
States and has been t%oiistaltly sitsaged IN The study
lind practice Of Medicine FIR thirty years eight u
(which have Beet III d Southern climate.
Office and residence in the Brick lforise mi east side
third street neaf the Market feb2G-H Gtas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

lie tout est respectae4s emeHt soam.s.
WrIlisn D. Lea.
Sigae John Caldwell, IT.
q. w. Christine.
R6solu, Que ~pappercu approximate.
pour fannee ls45, rapporta par Ie comhl
|des finances, est apprgfIy4, ct que ii Grgf
der soft reqais De lie fare imprim1r dams II
Gazette employee par Ia Paroisse. trent
ljours aeant b s6ance De Segtembre pro-
du Juri DE Police.
LIE Juri s'est aIourns sine die.
THOMAS DEYALL. President.
WILLIAM HUBBs. Or fisr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

Gen. Taylor RazOrs.
READY BIZ n0t 4R0UGp
have Just been recslAd, and ara for sale, B,
iaae l4-g p DAVIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

La resolution sulvanl cest adOptEe.
RGsolu, Que John Caldwell, Jr., ait i
|deduire les r~aisoDs, pourqupi il ne seraif
Ipas a I'amende pour s'etre absente, du Ju.
ri dc Police, lie M4rdi de Il seance de Ju.
1s4s.
Les nominations suivantes ont etc fites
pour Ia castration des Gtalons pour pannee
.suivanfe, say0ir.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
TIE MARKETS.

Fiour-fhe market firm to day, but the sales
inited-lOO brls City Mills 81 in mill 276 do trnB
CHnal al 81; 40 bfls at 81 % The refrpts light
Pr0cfstons-fhe only sale of heard of q day
was lot ct % hhds Bacon Sides 4ir. at which The
market very firm. aud holding higher OF lard %
oFis we're sold at 10 81 kegs at &c.; 90 do at eic
Rhisky-The receipts were light to-day. and with
brm demand a slight advanre realized The sales
were 80 brs fom canal AT Ia 35c. 40 aid loo do do
"a do from railroad 43 do from river at 7ic 102 do
from river, and Is do from distillery nj Use
SHgaT-A far demand exists for New Orleans. The
sales were I'D bids common t.. do good fair ut
a.; 20 do prime at 4kc.; do do nj 4ic
Cctee-A sale OF so bags common RIO at 7c cash.
Bdtting--A sale Of 50 bales FIRST quality ut &c.
Money matters unchanged. Exchange on the east
per cent hiui Sandusky IS still refused would be
bought a, 10 per cc1t off, and confidence is increasing
Gin. Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Co,,ycSfjvc Fever.

Aperuarty in the bilious diseases South
frequent congestion of tie blood vessels particularly in tho psrox
ysms Of intermittent types Of fever. This ronges
ton produced by the loss Of power the
traction Of the anasomosg sufscs extremi,es in
erruPng the free circulation of the blood the veins allowing
to accumulate in the arteries until
the vital parts hebn the lungs heart
oppressed that death frequently eore equilibrium
be established in the circulation arteries
No remedies hst have tried have
restoring health the patient afflicted with peculiar condition
o: bilious DR.. Brsgs SugarCoated Vegetable
ious AL Tonc Pills. they used promptly and
For Fsls by ToMLINsoN BRoTHEBs, and S. J. WADE,
ndia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

hand they should not be satisfactory, the
of two-thirds would the ultimate passage of
the law, without exposing HIM tn undue eensure
reproach. Even in such cases. his opposition would
not be without some benefit. His observations would
be calculated TO excite public attention and discussion
to lay bare the grounds, and policy, and constitutions
atty OF measures; aud To create continued watch
funess TO the practical effects of the laws thus
passed, that 1t might be ascertaned by expert
ence whether his ssgacity and judgment were safer
than those of the legislature. Nothing but gross
abuse of the power upon frivolous party prcences
to a petty triumph, to defeat wholesome
restraint, would bring IL into contempt odium. Aud
then it would soon be followed by that remedial JUS
ce from the people, in the exercise of the right of
election, which, first last, will be found to follow
with eproo or cheer with applause the acts Of their
rulers. when passion and prejudice have removed he
temporary bandages which have blinded their judg
ment."
455. Z" But the President might effectualy defeat
the wholesome restraint thus intended, upon his quail
flied negative if he might silently decline to act,
after bill was presented to him for approval or
lection. The constitution therefore, has wisely pro-
vided that, if any bill shall not be returned by the
President within days Sundays excepted) after it
shall have been presented to him. it shall be law, in
like manner as If he had signed it, But if this
clause stood alone, Congress might. in like manner,
defeat the due exercise of his qualified negative by
termination Of the session, which would render it I'M
possible for the President 10 return the bill |: is
therefore added, unless the Congress, by their adj
ournmen, prevent its return in which it shall
not be a law"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
From the Chenung Democrat.
Striking the Black Flag.
"There's good lime a coming"


The Queen County Democrat, radical paper prevl-
Gus to the national conyention boldly repudates the
oboliiipn test s4id goes m cordially for Cass and
Butler.
ANOTHER The Rep. Waterman that was in the
ranks of the boiling faction, has raised the ample ban
ner of Clss and Butler, and supports the regular
tcket.
Yer ANOTHER The Hudson Gazette, supporter
Of the Utica boers previous to the national conve-
ton, is battling with jealous patriotism in the
ranks of the democracy, under the broad banner Of
Cass and Butler,
AND YET ANOTHER The Whitehall Democrat
zenlous paper in the ranks Of the faction yields TO
the call of the national democracy support lis an
cient usages and PRINCIPLES, and has at It's mast head
the bonored names of Ciss and Butler.
AID STILL ANOTHER The Maysville Sentinel
boldly and earlessly out from the boiling ranks
aud up the banner of the regular nomination.
Cass aud Butler at It's heud aud receive It's sup
port.
AND ANOTHER Subtitle Western Democrat
yields to the popular sentiment and comes up cheerful
the support of the regular ticket The Democrat says
ce haze been the bo!ter side Of Democracy. and
we called TO the field of the standard bear
ers of the democratic national convention proudly
throw banner to the breeze. that those who run
may read the names of Cas- and Butler"
AND STILL THEY COME The Poughkeepsie Tele-
graph, QUO w ic hOeel country papeTs lD tue clatc,
leaves the faction. and cheerfUlly supports the nom-
nees Of the national convention. IL has sympathy
with disorganzers.
AND STILL THEY COME Tho Westminster Herald
repudules the boiling movement by giving its support
to Cass and Butler. II is again battling upon the old
democratic platform.
MAKE ROOM FOR MORE The Seneca Observer, that
has been trying take moderate course, though un-
willing to see the party divided, at the same time
sympa hizcd with the Utica organization, raised thu
proud banner of Cass and Butler aud denounces the
present Of the boilers, calculated to destroy
the democratic party and dissolve the Union.
Tux CRY IS "srfLL THEY COME !"-The Chennngo
Union the editor Of which has been strongly identi-
fed with the proviso bOtsrs. raises the democratic
banner OF Clss and Butler, and denounees the dsor.
ganizing movement Of the faction. lie will not fell
lowShip with traitors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

II is notorious fact that forty-ninc Of every
6fy Of the volunteers who served under Gen. Taylor,
IN Mexico, now go for him heart and soul, entirely
regardless Of what their former political predictions
may have been Almost the only exceptions 10 this
rule TO be found in scoundrels who have been pun
ished for their vIainy by Gen. Taylor. The old SOL
der had such innate oathng aud contempt for eve-
ry-thng dishonest and dshororable, that lo invari-
ably denounced oil who were brought before him for
stealing aud other fragrant crimes, being unfit for
soldiers, aud who would cover before m enemy aud
he did not hesitate 10 inct 0n all such punish
ment. Whenever you hear one Of Old Rough aud
Ready's Volunteers abusing him you may set il down
as pretty certain fact that such Volunteers has been
caught stealing, or been found guilty Of some dirty
action, for which Gen. Taylor gave him opportu-
nifty 10 learn how he liked 10 have his thumbs tied.
Every honest aud honorable I'M n that served under
Taylor speaks in the very highest terms of admiration
Of the brave and good old man.- Cincinnati Chron.
icle
II is notorious fact that every line in the forego-
ing article ia a base and unmiligaled falSehOOd aud
that the author of il be otherwise than most
malicious slunderer.
Capt George Dunn, of Dearborn county Clpt L.
W. Gibson, of Clarke county; Capt. j. McDougall. of
Marion county, in this State--to say nothing OF
scores uf subordinate officers aud prvates-who went
TO Mexico wings, aud who fought under Gen. Tay-
Tor ut Buena Vista, are open aud strong in their OPP
Chronicle having ''been caught stealing found
guilty Of some dirty action" or, chose who would
cover before enemy"
Captains Dunn and Gibson (who, by the way, arc
still wings, but not Taylor whigs) belonged to the
steadfast Third IndIanans, the only Regiment which
did not, nj some time other during the fight NJ
Bucna Vista, mltcr, aud yet according To this base
slapderer, they "would cover before an enemy
The reputation Of Capls. Dunn, McDouga aud
G bison, aud tho countless numbers Of other brave
men who are assaulted by the article quoted above,
need no defence hands from such base us.
Such things coming from such source--frum man
who denounced The war and every person engaged in
il, and who caud then turn round and support It's
principal actor for the highest Office in the world
fall harmless to the ground.
The pitiful creature who would pen such All article
deserves TO be kicked by every soldier whom he has
thus slandered--if, indeed. such an act would not
attach Importance to him than he deservcs,--
Madison Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Canal Letting.


Terre Haute, la Sept. 1915. I
fENHE undersigned. Wabash Canal,
hereby give notice that they will sealed proposals
Point Commerce in Greene county Indiana the 18th day OF
November for the of miles OF said
canal, extending valley fork of White river,
from Point Commerce TO the village of Newbey said county
On this division there constructed six Lin Locks
Guard Lock- Dam White River - height anil
400 feet an length together with the variety of work
belonging canal The line will be divided iuo sections
aging about half mile in length.
AT the time and place proposals will be for the
performance Of portion of the ct the Paoka
summit, in Pike This will embrace 2oOo
cubic yards Of solid rock varying depth from four fifteen
feet, together with portion Of earth excavation.
The be be inspection for weeks
previous the day Of letting during which time all
formation will be given by the Resident Engineer
Payments will be made the work funds
CHARLES BUTLER.)
A. NJ. PUETT, TRUSTEES, &c.
30-t Nov 10 TIlOS. II. BLAKE, }
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
DIR. RIrCIIEY,

Democratic candidate for Elecor, will address rs
many OF MS fellow citizens of Marion countyas may
be able to attend at the following times aud places
AT Bethel, on Monday, September Is, 154S
AT Perrys steam uw mill, in Lawrence township,
on Tuesday, September 10.
AT Broad Ripple, on Wednesday, September 20.
AT Judge Wrigt's, in Pike township, on Thursday,
September 81.
AT Esq. Morrow's, in Wayne township, on Friday,
September -.
AZ Dcmas l.. MFarand's, in Decatur township, on
Saturday, September %.
Speaking to commence at l o'clock T. NJ. OH each
day. A general attendance is desired.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Death Of ID. Il. Hunt.

lsDfAsAroLis, Sept q, 1913.
Al a regular mceting of Phoxeuian Lodge No. ~
o. o. +. held this evening, tho following resolutions
offered by Bro w. w. Wright were unanimously
adopted
Whereas, II has pleased tho Supreme Ruler 81 the
Universe la His Allwse Providence, To remove from
among late respected friend and brother, David r.
Hunt, therefore
Resoped, That in tho deceass Of Bro d. +. Hunt this
Lodge has lost al It's best MEMBERS ho Order %
its brightest ornaments and Society valuable aud wor.
thy citizen.
Resolved, That the members OF tbs Lodge will wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days In memory
OF deceased brother.
RssoiDed. That tho widow and orphan by the laws
aud Of the Order charge and entitled 10
and protection. And while offer the tear Of
sympathy for their eparubs loss, will osr the open
hand Of comfort aud protection, TO them in this their
hour Of aifclion sorrow aud trial.
Reso5ed, That our brethren OF Centre Lodge are en-
titled regard for their sympathy and pre-
sence at the burial oi our deceased brother.
Resoped, That these proceedings be spread upon the
minutes Of the Lodge, and copy thereof with the Seal
Of the Lodge DO sent TO the widow of deceased bro
thcr.
Resolved, That the papers in this city be requested to
publish the above resolutions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Prospectus OF the
CAMPAIGN FOR FREEDOM

On Saturday 26h day August instant there will be issued
under the direction the Corresponding Committee the first
numbcf of cheap Weekly Campaign be entitled TIE
CAAiPAIGN FOR FREEDOM" which viii advocate
ton o. Mr. Van Buren and the perpsueon Of Free Territory
VIII lie devoted principally to the discussion OF that
Qucktionupou onic the mass Of the people uniting
without regard political dincrcncend viii present
the which the
dom rests and will DO not only magazine OF ammunition but
sso mirror rejecting wildly the uprising Of the people In n
sections, Ina the mighty under
VIII bo vigorous bold effective, welisrmed champion the
Right II Will aro far may be practicable other
reading matter useful entertaining 20 oil classes The
psgn Tor Freedom will ho under the Editorial charge
ISOLATION OF gentsmen well known for their
nnsm aud their services In the eaueuntnR IN It's columns
combination OF editorial talent and intellectual power
eolled In any paper publishad In this city
The CAM align for Freedom will be larger than tho
OF cheap aud Temporary papers AMI Will be neatly printed
gooi pspe u viii be regularly aud punctuay Issued every Sat
uray until after election number containing
viii be subsequently publsoi making w ALL twelve numbers
II will be furnished for the whois period upon the following
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
To the Ericmds of the Free Territory
Cause tiirOnghomt The United SIaIcs.

HEAD CHARTERS OF FRIENDS Vas bUkEr, ADAMS
FREE TERRITosT Corner Of BToadUsy and LsPsnard Street.
New York. august 5fk, l64S.
'HHE Corresponding Con mttee appointed meeting
IN the Park, the city Of New York, the 9th June
last DESTROYS promote efficient organization Of the forces
Freedom the committee
Lpenard streets in this city, which will be kept
the Presidential Election the EAD QUARrERs FRENps
be member Corresponding Committee attendance
the Head Quarters and the comaee invite the friends
cause visiting this city to communicate with them and request
that letters matters Of interest be addressed free Of postage
to the place.
order further success the Free Territory
the committee have made for the publication
PaIGN ron FREEDOM THIS paper will be edited by
number genemn OF this city, Of great ability aud xperience
and will be utmost efficiency will be furnished prices
barely sufficient n the event Of large subscription
of its publication price the large Quantities
being, It is believed, lower than paper OF
size aud OF reading has before been published
sonal and hoped that being with
paper the Campaign for Freedom have in its
hearty good wishes Of al iends OF the It is sustain
suggested organize enough
copies Of the paper to furnish ono each week. SO far
Sirable to every voter.
The will published until after the
Election weekly German Paper devoted 10 the advocacy of the
Free Territory The first number will
Of August instant and tue paper will be published
Saturday until the first Saturday IN November The pre.e
ding Presidential Eecton the following the
twelve weeks 40 copies to address 81 copies
copies 50 100 copies Orders for the be addressed
70 jEOkGE II. PUSER, secretary OF the Corresponding Com
iee and the copies ordered will sent regularly every
day.
also the intention Of the committee to cause to pc published
cheap Tracts and other documents support OF the Free Territory
which, tho Of publication, will al In
tho Campaign for Freedom"
BY order OF the CORES pondiug ommlttee
s RoSERr l. l. S maSbA Asst ohairmen.
GEonos H. fuRsrH, Secretaries
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
NOTICE.

fuE Treasurer and Collector Upton county Indiana hereby
gives notice that tho Duplicate for the year sts now IN
his hands FOE collection.
The rate OF taxation charged property
the general list for taxation Tor sad year follows towit
Ga each 800 State tax, ~ cents
On oash Poll cor State purposes, rs
Gu each Si0O for County parIuses, IS
On each Poll for tonsty purposes "a
On town Iots and improvements on each si0o, 10
For road and oneouh cents OF
taxable land which thu said land right
work out on the pubic highways In the dsrct wherein the land
lies.
Por the Of receiving taxes he will oend himself or by
deputy Al holding elections the townships
Of said county, on the following days, to whi
AZ the house Of John Longow, In Jefferson township
Thursday, the e6lh day Of October.
Al Mr. Circles old place Prairie township Friday the
nth day OF October
A. the house David Decker, wd Ca, township satur
day, the 18th day OF October.
~ Beckwih Thurm9n store ln New Lancaster In Madison
township on Monday, tho 30ll day OF October.
He will h Upton, when the
several township until the I'd Monday In February, 6fv
306w JOHN =. REssLER, Co. Treasurer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
ADMINIsTItATOR,s SALE.

NOTICE hereby given that the unde signed administrator OF
~ the ess Of Urah ue deceased wi saturday the ga
day Of September 1913 sale pubic veniue e follow
log dccrbrd OF land belonging said eae wit The
hull Of the soutwes, section H. township 10 north
Said kae viii be the Court House door, In the
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. and
O'Clock OF said day upon the following half Of
price paid cash hard MONTHS and
the remaining fourth Of the price In eighteen months from the
Of Note will be required OF the purchaser with freehold
security ade payable without relief from valuation or
prniscnnent laws. BENJAMIN BLUE,
August 49, 1913 2L4ws Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Hard 70 ISpaft

Dr. Brasg's Fever and Ague Fills also his Anti Bilious
Ps have swept thing before past season.
cure Of Ague and Chill Fever dsea
to the west and south The aerng
cry day from all quarters OF the astonishing
Those who them once, sappingto
Champions Smiths, any other Tonic Pills 60 the
public. They lave white sugar. are purely vegetable
and never fail to cure when the printed directions
them followed.
For sale by ToMLfNSoN BROTHERS, and S. j. WADE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14


When 100 copies ordered address, viii hc
the price only le each the whole pUrlod being
rate extfgmcly low, hoy ond all precedent
Subscriptions Invariably accompanied by tho money
they not, the copies ordered Will not DO rrnt
This papers will BE- forwarded ny mail unless otherwise directed
My copies ordered address, they will he sent
any place IN the CITY Of New YORK ihst be spcehed
Ordufs tot the Campaign for Freedom should be transmitted
early a. possible, free Of postage, addressed TO
GEORGE II. PURSER,
Of the Corresponding Committee the Head
% the Friends OF Van buren, Adams and Free Territory New
York.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

TsANscEHpENr philosophers usually
deuomnated trascendentaliss TO hold that oil truths
are equally ancient There are many transcendental
lists among the Wings and Hunkers just now, for they
all say that the truth Of Free Soil was in existence
ten years ago when nothing was said about II, and
therefore Van Buren, and his supporters are nconsis
tent in making such stir about 1t now; as though
poor shortsghted man could not learn by experience
nor discern truth by investigation! Among the most
inexcusabe Of these ranscendentaists is the editor
of The Indiana Sute Journal.-Cincinnaii Signal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
indianapolis and Beiicfontaiue Rail-


ubY order OF the Executive comtee the undersigned TTea
Of the company will have ready for sale few days
S2000 or the bonds OF the These bonds
est OF six cent payable semannua They anply
secured land fund lien also
entire road aud ia proceeds They receivable payment
the lands Of the company aud be converted no stock at
viii OF the holder. The bonds aud the Interest will
be- iualy paid The small disposed Of this will
make object for applicants apply her applications
will be- their safely invested In
these bonds much private loans mort
cages under A. the small prefer selling
them . citizens. AUSTIN w. MORRIS.
August u, 1919. 20 Journal Treas.l. 4 10. r. n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
sTRAYED or STOLEN.

UyRoM the camp meeting ground Augusta. Saturday
night the 10Th instant, TWO IRON GRAY MARES each
OF them three old OF them od all round, steel
toed shoes two white feet her right fore leg close
the paNcrn Joint about four Inches and rather small
The other shod before steel toed Shoes mark each Of
hams caused ~ being rubbed by the behng mark Of tho
collar her shoulder has had the dslemper lately
small place under her Jaw not ye, head half Of her
out rather thin In fesh.
Any person delivering animals giving information
cornns them Eagle Creek miles OF Indianapolis
ilomrss mi side Of the pike half mile
william Holiness mill, will be suitably rewarded
PETER FIKE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

LiDERTY.-Brasidas, the famous Lacedemonian
General, caught mouse; II bit him aud by that
means made us escape. oh JUPITER said 10, what
creature 81 contemplate. but may have s.libery If it
will contend for IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

ExpLArvEp.-The reason has been given by Gene
raj Taylor wo understand, for the refusal of his I'M
paid letiersi II seems the old gentleman had just
purchased work OH political economy" and being
determined to follow its teachings. commenced by
fusing all unpaid letters. As he progressed, he found
political differed from domestic economy.