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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20
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UP! UP. WITH THE BANNER OF CASS
Aik-sBonnets Of Blue" r'sss

,..tssf,a IL ss sets ----I hNNS'f&
cBoRUs.
Up. up with the Banner of Cass, u a
And down with the barnburning crew
Double doubts crush the Wings in mass,
And success to all Democrats true!
1fpeople will vote for man
That once they have laid on the SHELF
Let ev'ry one do il that can, aqI
And SO make an ass Of himself. aas
n M ss Up! up, DC,
n But we who ara Demcersts sxnoss
A trick that's worth dozens like that;
And the figures, when counted, will show
The boobies don't know what they're are at.
They're wasting their powder and ball,
@ Their speeches, their types and their cash;
Their toad stool like party must fall,
.as. Or explode, like squIb, with fash.
. Up! up, &c.
g They even profess not to hope
Their schemings are other than VAN;
But slavere'd with Matty', soft soap,
They must stir up suds once again.
That soap, tho may do EN- good
To use il they surely have reason--
That is, if the use of it could
Wash out the black stain Of their treason.
Up! up, &c.
Like the fox that fish'd with his tail
Thro' hole'that he found in the ice,
And was frozen there tight as a nail
Squeez d close in an iron smith vlce
MAT will find that in fishing for votes,
With niggers for hook, line and bait,
He's put his tail into spot t..
Where the people will leave him to wait.
,. t... Up! up, &c.
Poor Taylor, return'd from the wars,
g. His sword laid aside for pen
With principles fewer than scars,
4 The Wings call him greatest of men!'
Old Zack hears the words with amaze,
And ss ears he II be ID if 1t SO;
Blu, the Wings will not mind what he says,
And 70" that they ought to know!
Up!up, &c.
They declare he's a statesman and Wing,
Is, has been, and i'll be forever
While Zack, like an obstinate pig,
Says he voted the Wing ticket never
The letters he writes that they like,
They vow are with Wing notions gorged-
But those that don't happen to strike,
Are by some wicked Democrat forged!
Up up, sc.
Joy 90 with party that can
Such candidate praise and support,
He cant take THE OFFICE, my man,
Though good, sir, at taking fort.
There Cass, Taylor Van, and old Clay
Ofthe first, We the principlesknow;
The second has none, you may say
The others have those that won't go.
Up! up, &c.
Then up with the Banner of CAss!
And BUTLER s, boys! up with it too!
Fill the bowl, and let the toast pass,
To Democrats trusty and true!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20

{t.y- General Taylor paid more respect
ro the Charleston nominaiirn than To The
Wing 'slaugh,er house nomin ton. He
took the letter out Of the Office Pr"mP'l,
perhaps paid the Pos,sse.'-B1s'0n'
2 ines.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20

A bawling EDITOR IN he Jar VESTS Goa
aniy cr,Ing "ut .Sa,es bright Il Ga;
freak ng no. &c. fhe wings have q
glorI us opportunity Tor discoveries I'd
.Lese matters beipg fla, on their osekss
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20
From the Lancaster Intelligencer.
THE HICKORY TREE.

THE HICKORY TREE.
THE
prlDci>
pies ofthe
goud old DEM.
OCRATIC party.
secure to man social
aud political Equality;
they elevate the MASSES
they secure the great.
es' good to the greatest
number--they protect man
in the pursuit Of LIFE, l,lBER-
Ty and II HAPPiNEss--they
spread The Empire OF Human
Freedom--they dethreae kangs
and I, rants--break thess.sttrrs
~ imposed by petty sdespats--they
laugh wIckedBesss TO scornS aud
spurn the ,ntreDchnents Of Iniqu,ty
they are the Cloud by da, ana the
Pnlar { Fire hy night, guiding the
nation tnrough all perlls 10 the gori-
ous consummat,"D that Destiny has
10 store ,or u--they are the spear
OF Itbur,el, ue,ecung False.
hood; the thread Of Dandalus,
guiding through the laby,
rinlh OF Cunning To
preserve aud perpetu-
ate these glorious
Principles
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20

Then suf er not yourselves TO be lulled
into fatalrepose by the s!ren tongned
leaders and cliQtes which reset the couh
try like the lucusls OF ancient Egypt
But ere the golden opportunity g,des
like swift c"InIug fancy Into The h'my
reeluis oi the v,sious, lay hold Oh tile con'
s,l,u,lun, and cali to your aid sterlIng
parrots; aud entrust the pIl"tage, the
rtidder, and the C mpass of the good ship
of state TO tue ttIet, The trusl}, aud The
truc-.u he strotg arm, the steady eye,
aud tne clear mead. aud she VIII ride tri
o,np AMI above the breakers which c'n
splre 10 engulph her. aud loom cut upon
The foamipg crest Of the t"l most wave a
be ac u light and sanctuary 10 the In
men race Of every cline and tongue--oi
ever, age aud name. BE advised. ihen--
take ,Ine oy ,he lore ock seize the sud
ueo %. casIOn now IN traHStia- Come out
Ia " mlgb'y nunoers, nnbought aud
IN ,rsmel.ed by polilcal Iegerdemain aud
demagosueism. Meet ye ,ogether--ta e
council one with anUther--run up TO the
proud banner OF Ia, Ior aud Bu Ier for
tne Presidency LIE, 1t not be said oI
yu,i th.t you are spiritless mass OF sotsi
matter. whom ,every polIt,cal crsttsma"
10 the pay of some modern Ce,ar or Cat
allne may mould to his shapeisss ends
rrust them nui-thsy dec eve YOU. The,
promIse tue ear, but tLej dissPp"iut 'he
hupe; aud remember,
"Wno Guilds his hope 10 air Of their tat
looks.
Lives hkts drunken satlor on a mas ;
Reauy. with eyery nod to tuInnle d"wD
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20

VII, Is a sGeiioaik like a regiment o
sol1iersl
because tt coutsias kefosit Colouel.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20
From the Washington Uoion.
The AIabany Combination--over again.
We have received letter from Ken
tucky, of which the following 10 an ex-
tract.
MArss,Ltr. KY, Oct. a, 1s4s.

tracG |
MAYsv,LtE. Ky:, Oct. A, 1s4S.
I enclosed You a document which is
now beng extensively circulated through
out Kentucky. the object of which seems
TO be to organize ticket 10 favor of Tay-
ior and Butler. IL isa whig conception,
nd swe believe here that the writer is
leading whig residing in Covington, and
who has recently made an electioneerlng
tour through the State OF Ohta, making
spec chez 10 favor OF Gen, Ta,lor l, 10
his style is post.marked al the place Of
his residence, aud oears other marks OF
being his production.
What will the New York wings think Of
thisl Their brethren in he West aud
South would repudia,e Fillmore II they
could; he is odio"s to lhe great body of
them. Separated from his association
with Taylor, he would not receive one
hun red votes in Ken,u ucky. rhs move-
men, against him indicates the oJ,um III
whicn he is held. HIS aboliiiohisIh 10
dose which Kentucky wings cant allow.
Aud what Southern man can! or ra'h'
er wha, friend nfthe spirit of compromise
Ia wh,ch the eonsti,tition was formed, can
swallow such poli'lclans
Our correspondent further informs US
that 1888 copies Of this document were
sent through this post Office Mays'ille)
for dis,t,bu,ion' 1t is printed in the
form of a handbill. with the words Ken
,uck,ans! to the rescue, cleaning from
tue top Of The page. and signed by 'one of
lowing extrscue
! The critical moment 10 now at hand
when you may cover y ourselves with i'm
mortal honor, in securing 20 YOUR dlstrac>
ted country her menaced Union, aud pre-
serving her from the tempest of evils
which hang black as the raven'swing, and
fraught with all the feartu por'ent Oft
bursting storm cloud, upon her future dts
Tiny. Tr,fe not with the great trust re
posed in you, TO demonstrate to an inter
ested world the reality uf The glorious as
sumption Of your martyred foretathers
NAT snan is capable of self government
that The only jus, and durable and free
aud equal social and poliucal systeni tha
can be instituted amoDg men for the pro
lection of their lives, the preservation o
heir liberties, and the un restrained pur'
sui, Of their common happiness, is, and o
ripb, ought to be, resident in, and lDaIien'
able from the people 10 their sovereigr
and lncorruplible individual capacltles.--
BE not, then, dnped b, the arlfn, cheated
by the dishonest, or bnmbugged by the
smooth aud oily art Of political fortune
hunters. Do not allow yourselves 70 h'
awed, lnllmid at ed, or scared iron your so
ser, serious CONVICTIONS, by the arr gan
C, Of polu,,al jnggIers, aud the pres"mP
ION Of ofi ctal lncumbents, grown impu
den, ard dlclaiorial upon the fatness o
station! Shake of the apathy that lOck'
up aud c0rrodes your enc gies--tear no
to take yeur own affairs into your owl
I hands.
/
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20

Lives lk,. drunken saflor on a mas
keauy, with every nod. tofumnIe dow"
Into .Ap a'al h"weis II the de p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-18

GENERAL CAvAIcNAc.-GeneralC avaignao, now chief
of the executive power in France, born in Paris
the 18th Of October 1902 He son Of Jean Bsptsts
Cavaignac, who was Of the Deputies of the Con-
ventien, during the revolution IL 1913.
Eugene Cavagnac, after having taken his degree at
the college of Sainte Barbe Of the highest schools
in Paris, received at the Polytechnic School He
then went to the School Of Application Of Metz, with
the title Of sub lieutenant Of Genre and entered in
1924 the I'd regiment of that title Cavagnac gradu-
ated afterward second lieutenant the Let of October
1876 first lieutenant, the 18th Of January, 1927
pagn of the French army in that country On the LIST
of October, 1929 he named captain in the
gment. He was then only twenty -seven years old
Returned from Grecia, Captain Cavaignac was, in
Association" which he signed, and which was con-
sidered by Louis Philippe as an act Of opposition put
him into official disgrace he was, consequently, with
drawn from active service.
Recalled to the service in 1882 Captain Cavaignac
sent to Agiers. There he exhibited rare energy,
and great intellect, In regard to that country and
war Cavaignac had the command of the weak garr-
son Of Temcen, amidst the most hostile and bravest
tribes Of Kabyles In such dihicult and dangerous
united to unequalled ntrepidity and frmness.
Notwithstanding, 1t was only OIL the 4th Of April,
The 2lst Of June 1s40 he named lieutenant colo
mel of the Zonapes regiment and the 10th Of April,
1s4l he received the command of the division of ITEM
Gen. with the rank Of marshal of camp.
After the revolution of February, General Cavaignac
was named general Ct division and called to the 60
vernment of Algers
semby he accepted the ministry of war; which he had
previously refused The events Of June elevated him
to that eminent and unequaled position In which the
cause of order owes to him many great services.
General Cavaignac is rather above mddlipg STATURE
ms face Drowned by the African sun, is decorated
with hinge pair Of mustachios and bears as we'll as
his person martial character which is not belisd by
his acts
Having personally known General Cavaignac, we can
our readers that the facts above written
true as the description of his appearance is exact
a !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-18

DEAru or Hon. REUBEN Booru New Haven
papers of "Wednesday announce, with regret the
decease OF Hon Reuben Booth, LleutenantC1o-
vernon OF the State from 1914 TO 1876. Mr.. Booth
was Justly pnzed In private as well as IN public
life, and sustained an enviable reputation wher-
ever he was known Tie graduated Mt Yale Col
lege in 1916, and was about So years of age, At
the time of his death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-18


The Fancy Ball and Our Report-The .amemde.
The Herald sought with great avidity this morn
ing Every one tiptoe to see your description
Of the fancy ball. The supply by the express train
was exhausted in twinkling, and many fair eyes
were reluctantly compelled to await the arrival Of the
mail train, which, fortunately, brought number in
some degree adequate to the clamorous demand. II
was then highly interesting to watch the eagerness
with which each fair one devoured the interesting
ticle, and to hear the ordinations Of delight when
they found their several characters so well described
The report as whole, is admirable and remarkable
for its truthfulness and spirit.
Sore errors, however, were doubtless unavoidable
and II you hope for forgive ness you will hasten to
correct grevous in regard to the beautiful Miss
Co. one of the gems Of the ball Nothing could be in
better keeping with her bright brunette complexion,
misc hief loving laughing eye and her full elastic and
exqusitely rounded figure, than the dashiDg neatly
fitting Cracovienne costume which she adorned.
youngest and only unmarried of the four elegant sis
tiers much distinguished in the fashionable salons
of New York and Washington, Is remarkable for
ceverness and fascinating sprghtliness Of manner
which have rendered her decided belle of the
You WILL doubtless make the amende honorable to the
lady, and, In so doing crafty one OF her numerous
admirers. BACHELOR.
YELLOW SPRINGS HorEI,, August s, 1S48.
Description Of Yeiiow springs-LVe there-Ths Baths
The Water The Hauser Family, &c.
Having left great many anxious friends in New
York. and finding 1t impossible to write to every one
in particular in these for the purpose
Of dspelling the belief that the friendship had been
all ON their sde-I take this method to communicate
with all of them through the tnousandto ngued He
raid hsing them from the far famed Yellow Springs,
where an luxuriating under the beautiful shadowy
rovss, inhslius The mountain air, AID driaking tho
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08
SUCCESSION SALE

III the Succession In the Sixth Dis.
off triel Court, Vest
Erasmus 4. Woods. baton Rouge.
BY order oftbe Hon. Sixth District Court
oflhs Parish if West Baton Rouge tl1efo
viii ha exposed for sele 1T public auction
on WedHfgigy the Oh dav # February
1918. by VI. blanchard =hhrilfo said Parish
ut The residence 1T Ihe ,te Era stnits z,
Woods deceased Eitlmtsd III Wet Button
Rouge al the property belonging 70 bis
succession, 10 Wit
The plantation Fl httng five pnd ont
halfarpents on the River Mississippi thn.
Mug bueh between f~srallel II "a 10 the
depth Of ote hundred and twenty afpents,
to which depth | was acquired / on widow
]. II. Hebpft. Oh the front concession The
plantation Il fuundel above by V. Kirkland
and below BY Ffevilla l3abia. The par.
chaser will aeqtaimt himself with tfe ma.
turp aud extent ol the s1fyitddes alleged TO
eKist on the land. aud will lie s]tttlrbg4tad to
all the rights Of warranty stipulated by
widow j, II. Ilcheri aud III atler-T'ogsth.
et with the plantation will be- sold the fol.
tntgta.x uafnsI ataVns
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08

WIN. Hubbg Clerk, Ihos Dsvhll Pfest.
X. ktnner Constable.
The meeting was called to order by the
President, and the reading IF the proceed.
tngs ofthe astmeeting was dispensed with
When on motton the Jury proceeded TO
the Election Of Collector and Treasurer Of
the Parish for the current year.
And on counting II was found that VIM
Hubbs, had received the greatest number
Of Votes and was declared duly elected.
The following resoluio was proposed
and adopted.
Resolved That the amount ofthe bond
IL the Collector, and Treasurer, TOR the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge for the year
isAg. be aud The safne IL fixed al the sum
of Thirteen thousand dollars, and TINT the
President appoint u committee Of three
members to approve the security offered
and that the tax roll for said year be delIv.
eted 10 saidtrpasurer and Collector SO soou
M le shall furnish 10 tho Assessor The Ger.
tiaeate IF the Recorder Of said pafish,
shelving That said bond has been approved
and duly recorded according to law.
MIR. WIN. Jackson member elect from
10Th ward, presented bis certificate ofefec-
ton whereupon the President appointed
Nessrs. Christine aud Caldwell d Commit.
tee to examine the certificate; who having
| examined, reported the same to be correct,
and Mr. Vim Jackson look bis seat ms d
member from 10Th ward, TO I'll the unex.
pired term of Hon Egbert Morgan IRE.
signed
The President then appointed Messrs
Christine, Hacket, and Piker, a committee
to accept and approve the bond of the
Treasurer and Collector.
On motion the jury adjourned until thu
second Monday Of February next.
THOS. DEVALL, Pros't.
WI. Hunps. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08
Vente de Succession.

Succession Cour tu Sixiome
do District, Ouest Baton
Erasmus 7. Woods Rouge.
pap ordre do Honorable Cour du sizie.
me district, pour Ia p~ar9isso d'OuesI Baton
Rouge, Il sera eSpoe6 en- yente publique,
MEReREDt 8 FEWER ls4s,
par v. Blanchard sherifde In dlte pa ~roisso,
au domieile de leu Erasmus r. Woods,
DECIDE dams Ia p~aroissr d'Ouest Baton.
Rouge, toutes lee prophecies proyenant de-
la dite Succession. SAVIOR.
10 Une habitation, ayant einq arpents ct
demi do face sur h nenye Mississippi, les
ligues lateralas ayaut Tue profondeur do
cent vingt arpents ct Giant parull6les, In.
quello profondeur n etc acquise dc Mde
Veu@e J. y. Hebftt. Sur Ia concession
dc deavnt, l'habitatio1 est born6e on baut
par Y. kirkland, ct en- bus par TreyiIle
Balm.
L'aeheteur prendrn connaissance do 10
nature ct etondue des servitudes qui pour.
raient exister sur Ia terro, Ell sera subroge
q tous les droits de g%arantie stipul6s par
la veuve j. Il. Hebert ct nuls autres.
Ensemble aycc llabisation il sora vcndu
L.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08
Mmrriest.

AT Jnphia Plantation near Bat7h RrtFet
IN the 9Th u time, Nv the Retd! j. Woop.
natpeF, Mr.. ]. i. U%MBHHnAsAr, u Miss
IASB kurMuobfh, All OF this parish.
We have the pleasure Of being PERSONAL.
N acquainted with the anfable individuals
who have been united by the e]irietest bonds
known In this world, aud they have Olt
sincere wishes for the enjoyment of unbl.
loytd happiness. Along with the Announce.
mept Of The Marriage, VIZ received . very
excellent cake and something goud 70 helf
II down. Our deptt Immediately WASHED
his face aud hands, and prayed fefvent.
" for The coming crop Of U%mberhngans.
Al New Orleans on The Goth nltiino, b,
tho Reyd. DR. WILLIAM SCofr, Mr.. HIM.
m A. BuitreH Of Baton Rouge, 10 Mrs
E~ttz ABBrH DAbroN Of New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08
Fntnilv Grocery Store.

Gfr9 THE undersigned 80 respectfully A
informs The public ~ hat be has D
Just returned from New Orleans, and has
on hand, aud IL constantly receiving ut his
old stand on Leyee ST., d large assortment
Of Particles, In tie above line, among which
are
SUGAR, Louisiana, and Havana, double
refined, crushed, md powdered,
COFFEE a. TEA, II ~varions qualities.
Fish, Sardioes, God Fish, Itadioekt
Maeketol and Mornings,
TOBACCO, Of different qualities,
CIGARS, Common and Fine,
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, sterine, and
T'aIlow,
SOAP. Sedn, md extra Family Soap,
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nut.
megs, Mustard, Cayenne Pepper,
PICKLES, Cucunbers, Olives u Capers,
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, Beef, Lard
Bacon, Dried.bcef, Bologna sausa.
ges, BeefTongue,
CHEESE, Holland, Cheshire & Western
KETCliUpS, Tomato and Walnut,
OILS, Olive, in half bottles and bottles
Lard aud Lamp,
FRUITS, Raisins, Currnnts, Figs, Dates
and Branded Fruits,
NUTS. Almonds and Pecans,
CHOCOLATE, Sweet and Spiced no. ]
WINES, of various qualities, Cordials o
all kinds, Old Brandy, Jamaica Rum
Holland Gin, Monongahela Whiskey
London Porter and Ale.
Just Received, 5000 papers Of Garder
Seeds from Wakeman and Bcaumap, Pitts
burgh, Il. RISKY and Go, New York, ant
the Shakers, pleasant bill Kentucky
Also an assortment Of Flower seeds.
] have constantly on hand Tar, Rosir
and pitlsburg Coal.
Dee. 1s~-47 Il. A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08
DIR. SWAYNES COMPOUND
SYRUP
OLE WILD CHERRY.


An important Letter...-Read the following
letter from Mr. WIN Shaw, a respectable
Druggist in Wilmington, N. c., a gentleman
of undoubted veFacity, In whose word the
most implicit confidence may be placed, ato.
ther proof Of the superiority Of DIR Swayhe'a
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. in curing
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Liver complaint, splitting blood, and ali
diseases ofthe Lungs and Breast.
Wilmington N. C.. Jan. ., is47
DIR SWAYNE-Dear Sir.--You will please
send me twelve dozen, or more, as You see
fit, of your Syrup of Wild Cherry. From
sales of to-day, / have buta half dozen on hand
the sales are rapidly increasing and will,
have no doubt, continue to do so. An ac
duaintance of mine called a few days ago to
say he would give ms a certificate Of its good
effects. He is from the country and . min,
ister in the Methodist Church. Shortly atel
obtaining the agency, / prevailed upon him
to try a battle, though | doubted whether any
benefit would be derived for he, as well al
myself, thought his case was confirmed Cor,
sumption; in fact every symptom was indi
cative. Shortly after, he wrote to me to senc
him four or five bottles more. He came te
town last week. | will quote his own lang.
uage ."sir," said he, 81 am a new man, and
consider it duty | owe TO the public, to tel
what DR. swayne's Compound Syrup Of WIKI
Cherry has done for me-" will publish hi
certificate, and as he is generally known al
over our section, | expect good results from
it. With feeling of respect, yours truly.
VIM. SHAW.
Letters such as the above are daily receiv
ed from all parts of the country, but we pub
lish this as one OF the many proofs of its efiea
cy. Avoid all preparations purporting tt
contain Wild Cherry, except that bearing
the written signature of DR. Swayne, as thel
are most likely quite destitute of the arti
Gle from which they borrow a name.
The original and only genuine article il
only prepared by DIR. II. sWAYNE. N. w
corner of Eighthand Race ste. Ph'a.
For sale by o. P. Davis and g. M. Hero
ma n,Baton Rouge, Dec, 25-47 limo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08

VIM. Hubbs greflier, Thos, Devall, Pres't.
X. Kiuner, Constable.
L'assemblde fdt appellee d Pordre par le
president, ct le Juri s'est dispense do la
lecture des dernieres deliberations.
Sur motion, lie Juri a proc6d6 Il l'6lection
au scrutin dun Collector ct Tr6sorier pour
Ia paroisse pour lannde courante. II est
result6 que Vim. Hubbs q gu la majoris6
des voix ct a etc declare dutnent elu.
La resolution suivante a etc adoptee.
R6solu Que 10 montant de robIigation
du Collector ct Tresorier, pour Ia pa~ruisse
Est Baton Rouge pour fann6e ls4s, sera
pour la somme dc treize mile piastres, Ell
que 10 president nomme un comitd de trois
membres pour ]approuver le c-autionnement
otfert, ct que le role DIES taxes pour Ia dite
aimee soft livr6 au dit Collector ct Tr6sor.
Ter aussitot quill aura fourni a l'assesseur
10 certifcat du Recorder de Ia dite p~aroisse
constatant que 10 dit ~cautionnement a etc
approuv6 ct d1ment enregistr6 conforme.
ment d In loi.
Mr. WIN. jackson le membre elu pour
10 l0eme arrondissemen ayant presente
son certiicat detection, 10 president a
nomm6 n comit6, compose de Messrs.
Christine ct Caldwell, pour examiner le
dit certilicat, ce que ayant fat, le rapport a
ete favorable, ct Mr.. VIM. jackson a pris
son siege CONNIE membre du 1O6me arron.
basement, a Ia place de rhon EgberI
Morgan demissionnaire.
lie president a nomme Messrs. Christine,
Hacket, ct Peuker, CONNIE comit6 pour &C.
cepter eft ]approuver lie bond d1 Tresorier OF
Collector.
Sur motion le juri s'est aiourn6 ~jusqu'au
second lundi de F&vrier proclaim.
THOS. DEVALL, Pr6s't.
WV. HUBS, Grefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-08

Al Wtsp LAw.-ft was one Of tbs laws
Of Lycurgus, that no portion should be given
10 young women In marriage. Whom this
great law.Riysr WINS called upon To Justify
This enactment, he observed. 'lhat III the
choice Of d wife, merit should only be con.
sid afed; md TINT the law was made 10 pre-
vent young women, from being %ain4en tai
their riches III ne4laetpd FIT thpi poverty