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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

m TAKEN Uf ytttiah y vth,or,
*Mr about ifsit mills nd Il haii fotn
1872 Baton RnngU, 5i the Colni r, fl
eSIaHA fafk bay iiorse aU0ut ID hams
high, d small white stick n lie ieit ear, CO.
lar maxi, name, tai aud logs black. ab nj 7
yea Old. The oWtef IL requested TO eDtt-
ply with tha Law and take him
anil f6-iis Fl II. ~IEHbEHsn1,
Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
AVIS AL PUBLIC.

Re soussigne inf rFne respectu 'usement
80 a.nis III. L. y ttlic En- general quill Sc
,rante dams Ia aarts+i ed'ntden mir din comp
tonf j u TIM lois u -dlti-r livre . son mou-
II i <cie ; II request eeux qui lui doivent
De yeairr We fur I-u.s complies Immediate
mrnt aust, i ray mir toas ordres doiyent
CTR arcnnp gn6s par da compliant.
Cenx qli ont drs reel,mations cantre le
soI< .isa so5t nvitss / rs presenter ain
uyl'lls ,oirnt Ii jules.
FREDERFc ARBoUR.
api ao-l3 Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13


remedy fbr Al irfegnla ira Or nd ara. b de-
lilaya isiln ron atiy la BIZ whatever, eitlIer
IN tjes i females. For GIRO itt cast 9 b Leu.
c frtlitp and tpr com 5lai tts If this nature, /
IL d o. tain eHra. fal by VI lI4tUGK u Gtt.
LONtfLEYfs GhHAF WE3l fsKN
INDIAN pANACEA-lB fir GtiiB and
fpt erlHit feeling aid RI pn i h II yt1s. y ~ +
Asthma. Liver Coln,lat4f, and ID il ,tl5 af 4.
tioi Ill 3l. til Tia .fIup +. ind gesttUn aud Is
Of aftpplt etAthsf Il (tlB i eneHs III II m i
and III ii 4. and N,rveus coin ! ints, 9th, ft
n o zach 1f'stti ltx, Ilys tepsia a dr. las. Tie
q eat b IN = arr, IL /. ntt bad t. take, ne er
gives ia Il, AM ever le4yes one . ! tte.
| Fur al Ties Mi tas 1t l. VIA ria,ed az, luaIt q
aud at Wri IL not find It - nal ~ tr he
btttl md ge III II utIty, Clt1stUct y 81,
Pdpre o., 30 i ylr,a y.
NuTrEn'a HEEtEF~t san y senye"Y. All
exn4U Fagtt pat III ~ Tiers, a i a Il Gus a.
h III I've phi ), list cas-. ati ng Of 49,
q" w, Il d cor a. v q tt q o cllHt
hi elts, III y ths + ne 80 sncsF, atd 50 IT
th III Y nv lie ~ a rs nU@ TX .torlt .
ary v Il d ~ Er1u VI, II a. VITO w ] al
II div observe Ill., + Il %, n us nrp ntt Ut \ ~
their ttpa taj avery tiHt a d # ctt1h te ttts-
b nd 4 II f, H. hs - . linn "tty "tll -
III. tn 4 stress his " f. se&pns d - by y 8 f.
d III o. rtait method. " iictt ts h nae Of his
IN tber's relist. ! III at5gP y RS st
NEW DISCOVERY DR.. C"nn lis,
MIXTURE, Fnr q utrrt uar and GIast. Stm,D, 4
tfu itia and Neaknn q If HE Utetanr Blad
lnt. This u%lixtita o ~ ans nninjnr 3, q q Il ~
Ahttavrr, but d ~ t.B o 4 tr D. RI O. u ttal
rftlcacy aud nor = ttgn III III III" ronstt Il
tor, lal any th j medic ne used Fr he 9
ratifntt Frttil N ID ~ n1iisea Ing 4aat
IL ate Dig Gnnltva and he cpntutn tx
lure4. vi U ftutd 44fsnt l. III 10 ate
and pie sttt tut u at anarh, aud aill eHr a Y
eas ,ot all Inv t8r ffs IL, II. | + eat7l
q oil ard certain II temllfs, sid only al 69
poyIras w.
'CARt.rON'a MING MOVE AND
SPAWN CURE
FER ihe Cur III hi Z Bon, Bico1 Spawn,
Wind Ga l., SpItnis, and Curb on II rses,
Caution trbe remember ID sea llofth above
artcl i 9 II crlT,ram tnbtr, nnl u Hat n
X uga ny H. n WtIdtli lid q. =. Dari@, il
Now Or cans Y Cnratoeh &c =, 10 pndr s
Il. 90 IL Btnrr 1t ,ra If Daily Gen Inc Ma l.
cal pain FIX rae Of aHt lev Dtyids ut lltb.ew
"A -. ~ IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
NnrIcE 20 nc puRLIC.

The undersigned begs 70 ! firm his GUS
toners md theirs, thar be is under the ne
~cessity OF obtaining CASH far all lumber
delivered 1t his saw mill, AID he has 10
ia e.t those in letted to him 70 make i'm
mediate payment, A., well ~ 10 consider
that their future ordc mus. be p lid on dc.
i've y.
All persons having accounts due BY tn,
unlrrsigpdw will please 10 present them for
payment.
FREDERIC ARBouR.
April 2o-l3 3 mos.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
New Go 'ds! New Goods!
GOOD As THE BESTl

Omar AS TIE CHEArEst.
A fine assortment Of now Spring and Summer
Goods will he found nj the usual low rates ut Wetzlar's
one Price Cash Store.
~. n. Persons will d. we'll to call before purchase
ing elsewhere. and tiyey will find it to be tho cheap.
eat aetabifhmsnt in the place.
March,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
spafNg BOYNETs

The undersigned has just received from
Philadelphia a few dozen Lndtsd. Misses
Sttdw BonHets, Of the latest and most fash.
ionab g styles. The assortment Is quite
varied. Ladies in want ofthis article will
please call early.
mar23. i. EUaENE LANouB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
TAKE NOTICE..

q. t4eogf has The pleasure If announcing
ladies aud gentlemen Of Baton Ronge mud vicinity
that hi has just received the finest and beat Aasnrr
tent Of Spring and Summer Goods aIl If whinH will
sold cheaper than at asy gthgr stofsan this t3qu
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
AthIEalE.

he pri8 he III flrina etant a5, III lrs lnu.
anrera sUfutt TENTS de dinner III onces do
pain pour dix SOUS pour n semains cur.
ranle. JOHN X. DUFROCQ, II. NJ.
Mai d laAe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
CoOr,4 ar Aifferftsg pnIrFei

At &. Heo8i's New Cheap Store, lots NJ French
md Scotch G~idEhafns Of gi coSnts, Musiins, Jue5neta
OftanIis mud ~liareEcs, NIL tol6fa.
Please cell and sxlpline these ga5as md you will
BE-, fouyifitsd.
March f%A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

tNW lttfF llsAtns
'Lang Var Ia a glory to Voman,' "a Paul;
IA All feel tho trl'htft The rtols quotation
EtfeArrva Il, the y lattss -ya IT gloty NAV fall
HHla4a you protect IL with this prep ratiun,
y, ia g~enniha Balm If Jpluh,ia ii MT only
II tttr Restorative but the hes curl NJ flu
ID in the wo Ia. IT The hair be done ~ over
nlglt In thts ba'fH, It will ineli . y % pre-
serve II ca l. q II luman vito use I ! bal II
ptl net b3 troubled with danirnK, a'd need
pot tee ltt tt tts narhct Ia ave their lea IL
= amp mRot. Il rendera the hair Elussy aud
tina@@ dnts Il at ouee from fal lug oIt-aud
a q ,rtA II, IN most cases, ~ rest ,te II upat
hat hgads. None WIN VIII use Il need oe-
er reant a. wigs. ~ Il preserves lie Il CIV II
I'D beauty ~ tbs hair mt "a aRr. It holds
three times as w II Hs utber h,tr I stotaFiyt y
n3i IL ~ mo flfle;uaL Va b. G IN ttek
IL H., 80 10 lras = ut Daliey's Mlgita.
Pan extractor ilcrut.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
MAYnnALTY-

The prizes Of four being e5,l2 tho ba.
kers will give 81 ounces Of bread Cor 10
cents Cor The ensuing week.
JOHN n. DuFR0CQ, r.. ".
Hgay 3 tB4B.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
WAaGONS :. CARS; AND PLANIA-
zion SHf III work.
t.. rue s1b 6 iber

- TUE Sub g tbgr ru@sx-~~@
respectful Y m
& forms he + antesss aa7asR22&A1s
4 10 i5lIna. that he Is uly prepared wi i a
GOOD s53sB o. Seaso I'D Lumber and stpetio,
Syo kmen, 10 furnish Plantation Wapgons and
IN h to O der. sim ffot or WooI Axletrees,
Of he MI ann o4ed patterns and workman
ship, Tho atten ion Of he plant 10 IL cal ed
~ his Filling Wagg us and 1arfs' az they are
mo . convenient an bet cf adaptcd TO the
wants Of the n inter- th ~ any others 20 u%e.
Atiki ID of ri mt ,tion Sthlth-Wofk' MI IRONS
Plopghs &c u de and rep ,ired. ~ orders
will be faithfully ard pr inptly 'ttendedto, IT
The esiab ishnent, c rnef OF Chufch ana Maih
street Bston Rouge.
MAJ 2J--s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
WOOD'S


-
tuov RAttrHgs FIR public All private btil ling7 anl
pttbHr st1 trc+. III every variety nf f1rn AL p1ftern.
TrgErFeY ~RAtLtSsa uf classic h1lu4tHna Designs,
embracing upwards OF une h1n lrcl iitF3rent vhrie.
tiea.
mos rtAtns AND S~ErrEEss for Gardens, Halls and
piatzf-teN stytA
yrRtyp,ns AND ptLAsrras. for Costrg g, male in
every ytyle.
Srrritoe WROUGHT lRoS GATES, for Carriage en-.
t@alreg.
New atyIa R4teovY n~RAuKErs. DC,
lRoy TAHfEs at vtfiuIs styles. embr ctnr Louis AEN
I'll gahtthpnn. Gothic. afl ntplefn patterns. with
White AMI Col Italian VI uIic tn3s, These tables
have been talrrtueel BY the subscriber FIR Hotels,
Restaurants. Ice Crenm Saloons. &c. They are
brautiittl article of tusattura FIR HIT = ores and
othpr establishments where it is desirable TO make
Il rrnnd display.
ng- Ill., haa rereu " constructed an tlsgant CAsr
tRoN HircHfNG Post. Id form q itttrably adapted to
permanent III mtstit9n. highlv %gruHnantel |. and re-
preventing i well executed HEhn of that nn5e ant-
NAL the Horse. Such IN article ttIa ipilf been a de-
silpratim. aud Il now offered to the goal taste Of the
public
Strangers visiting Philadelphia. IRE respectfully in
vttel 10 call HI bis Warernoms. and examine his dill.
fsrent specimens III new and beautiful work.
ROBERT WOOD. Proprietor,
Ridge Road. aboae Bnaoafood Street Phiia III
ny H. has recently puhli4tie / ut great expense,
nm original WORK exhibiting tbs new designs AMI pnt.
terms which are executed a. his estnhiiahf'ent EN-.
bracinq I'LL ih3 above articles, afrl the variotis and
sptaudfl n1tterns Gf Cemetery. Balcony. Sep. aai
nthgr Ratiings which hive ben manufactured for
Laurel Hill Nh other Cemeteries, designed expressly
fr his own establishment, nj which may BE- sent u
nnv mrt of the w lrlt ~ tho&s waa desire 70 nuke a
selection. Und ubtai reference wi b. reaiiref Il
ensure d prnmo1 return affhe work, after al opphr.
tniitv for mlkIng lib selection.
Phdpd iptia, April ISIS. - "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
To the Ladies'.

The In lieq of Baton n1ftge an its vicinity arc res
p~eetlnlly informed Tim, Victor Iebsrt has Just received
Il enmplefe stock &c F1ncy GDoIs, consisting In part
Of the following, to wit:
silk Barrages, WhaIebnle skifss'
Wnr4tr 40. GraeE linen for do,
Sitk Mai mlali,s. Fancy a~inqItamt tScptch1
Fine Et1q. Of din rent White far. for weddings,
cnlpr4. REVERE hsfnstitched,
t;impe fringe and elk Han lkerch i, new atgig
cords for trimming dresses, %bortared,
Iiend dresses. Nets Tor the hhlft
White and black gloves Ladies' & misses hosieries
md mifa, Artificial wreatha,
Calorel cranes. White Satin.
White and black silk White md black wells Of
hose. extra fine gltaHY.
CATERS for ladies and Embroidered mtlsiit1a,
misses. t~prunella3 White do:
White Jaconeis, While Jaconet aud SWISS
Elgings and i~naertings, %inttellns3
Fancy silver dressing Side combs,
combs, PerfHnertea,
French needle worked Fine SOAPS.
canea march 25--a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
Lnaf ReeeEvaht

Ar q. JAcopt's Nesb Chedp Store. Fifte8n hd4am
Of Geniletnen's hats, oil sizes and qualities,
Genti8fhen's Shirts-dtn H3sou1aJ oil Kinds. C15th-
ing, Boots, shoes and Hosiery.
The whole Of the above articles win be b0ld at a@a~
ion pfteet. Feb BAL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
Cash Advanced.

ON land scrip. notes, hilIs, and III either sreciks If
property, BY the undersigned. who will be fgnHi at
the store Of John Gatgin. lfnfn Y A.. III. eatiE & p. NJ
THOMAS PRESD RuAgT.
Mar HI II Baton Rouge. MareA 18th, Ist9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
DIR. MARTINS UNIVERSAL PUIGA-
TIVE pr IS

In Offering those Pill tn the Public, we know there
cannot be n better, or a more safe, easy Of agreeable
PuFgative. They speedily remove all irritating mat
ters %fnLninei in The bowels, or when the habitual
aivine discharges are ton thFlv or Insufficient for
health. by their specific virtues they restore the func.
lions to d healihg action AMI The blood 10 its natural
fniritHL MeEl Dr.. nana's rafEiheatH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
OIL. SCISSORS /
NEW JEWELRY.

A large assortment If scissors, For salo BY
mar29-B &C. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
DyZaao, T Hattn.

Respected Sir-4In justice to YOU and to the Public,
resting upon mn. ! take this method If making known
To tie Public. tst,opii got think Ii Worthy pf publish
ing,3 The remarkable cure your National Tonic has
wrought in my particular case. | hal been Iab9ring
un1er an inieftnittiug fever for - months. | had tired
different eminent Physicians, bht without succeeR -
It's true. the qninifie would stop the chiIs q day or
two, but they would return with double violence nm.
til | became weak and emaeialed MY stomach
swollen Hn1 hard. my spirits broken, and had but lit
tie h0pe If again becoming a SOUND man; last winter
| accidentally saw this invaluable Tbtio, and acting,
as a drowning t1a1 would ratehn Mt sttavs, 50 | caught
at a bottle Of your Malirinc--commeneed taking ii,
and before | used a half bottle my chills left me, my
appetite gradually retttrned, and my spirits also. and
by tive time | had finished the one buttls | was, ms II
were. q new man. Nearly o year has elapsed and |
have not had a single chill. Your Pills ats the most
popular pills among us. Yours, with respect
JoHN NELSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

k-w.ra TO PERSONS DtslG >tNti 10
&c. TflABUft.D Ne.-1the undt rsigocd,
Haa31 Builder and Architect, respect
fully informst1e citizens Of Bat
on Ii u1e that be is nov we'll pferaredio take
all contracts in The line Of building.
Persons living nj n distance, who are build
ing, can, by leaving their orders nj my shop
on Church street, 0pPosft Mr. NJ. Granaris,
Coffee House, have their saahes. doory,
blinds, window-frames. etc., made In the besf
style. Jobbina, about town, done at The
shortest nj ticf,
Those d~eair0as 0f building, will find II nj
thet' advantage TO give me d call before COO
~tractfne elsewhere. will furnish SpeciGcs-
lions, IN all cases, without charge, If lido the
work.
will keep on hand, at all times, a good
stock Of seasoned lumber, and othe' build
ing materials, so that persons wishing TO
huiki reed suffer no unnecessary detention
in having their work dom
no.42. r. M%cKITRfCK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
Don't BE- A1nr

CiaA rEa. = We ate recetting = Variety If
fsury and common Crates, auttabte TOR bufn
NJ wood or coal, @t;ch as witt soil l"H 81
an they ca1 be pufob4sed il New Orleans
d fully eqIal in point ol beauty aud dnrsb',
w.. IfkE ana HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

mecAR4rLEs AAW. MILLs

McCAR3TLE'sV VERTICAL aAW-MILLS
CAN be built en- irqiy on u IRON nd made
cradle, 20 that they may he put up IN four
Of five days, ut low prices; md removable 81
pleasure. Apply Immediately, ~ the under
signed will leave b. 70 III two iaontflsfor Ken
lucky. and wili1fot return until nest septenbe.
at which time ho will BIZ crowded With orders
N. n. McCARSTLE
Apl Ali.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
MARTIN Il WH1TELEY'B NATIONAL
~ nc.

This preparation il n certain cure for the Agua mi
Fever. and Dyspepsia. We only ask a trial If II, anil
me satisfied planters AMI citizens generally. viii save
hundreds . dollars by keeping a supply Of Inc Tonic
at1 Martins Pills by them Rsai the following Ger.
tiiicate Of O verify inan who was cured by the Use of
tte Tonic;
BeAvER-DAMs, Q0EaN AHs's o.. MI
JTat.l.aa M IDFJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The nnders igned has for sale two bull.
ding lots in The vicini Of the State hols"
which no WIN sell on advantageous terms.
tnril 22-l2. VICTOR HEBERT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

QGiNfNE. noe o. best qualify Freuch
Qutniae IN store and Tor sale by
q II Darts Druggist
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
NnrLcE ToTAX PAYERS

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
Having now the Parish Tx roll for the year 1877
In ny possession; have eoiHnisneel the collection OF
the same. MY Office will hereafter he kept NJ the
Court House.
Feb: ~. WV. HUNS, Treas: Il Collector,
for the Parish Of East Baton Rouge
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
9pT5GH Il FAD

49, TFFF - ITEEEN@N
255 Barre i AK "a Largo siNe iri h Potators
raeaiye ! his III, and + + sale y
DEC, ia.-t6 bEAb nd s0N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
ICE!IC

The pubic are respectfully informed tina
the undersigned has just received, from the
upper illinois, about three hundred tons OF
fine block Ice, equ,l to the Boston Ice,
which he is now stor lg in his spacious Ice
house on the premises occupied by him ne r
the Ferry, aud whe 9 the article a at vi
lines be had, as long as il lasts, in quantities
o slit the purchaser.
DNo Ice sold on Sundays If err 10 7'elock
A. Nj. lap Bill A. Mo>Ias'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
THE REV. MR.. LAME.

All We need say in reply 10 the Lynehbgrg Re
publican in regard ioihe testimony Of this gentle
man, is Ibis that, the portion quoted wai in re.
ference TO The point az issue, and that oaly, @
wit: the charge Of profanity and cruelty rgadeby
Ex-Gov. McNnit
This Journal did not suppress that potgion 81
Mr.. Lambs testimony relating 10 what he*aid 81
Gen. Taylor's ideas Of Emancipation, faf any
snch unworthy purpose as the Republican slippo-
ses the " fortunes q yyhiggery" are nat waniusi
In our estimation, and therefore needs 10 -'ex-
pedients" but truth and candor.
Mr. Lambmay well assert that " Gen. Taylor
can do more for emancipation than any NTtheri
man isouid Be aLloseed 20 do, for the very eason
that Slavery is domestic. question witlig which
no NorfAerl man Is to be permitted TO laeddle
whilst if It's abrogaion should be deemed SIZE and
proper at any Time, SgatherH mea aloae mIIsi man.
ageit. The Lynchburg Republican Is nqs blind
ed 50 much by party as to assert, or eyen hint
that Gen. Taylor is not perfectly sound On lhi'
subject, just as all other Southern men are sound
, Slavery is their ora business, and all neddlins
with il BY Northern men serves but to pesIetuate
what even Mr.. Jefferson and thousands Of hi
followers considered an evil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

-.
The Free Pres viii IN vain seek 10 find ans
pallialon for Its utilization with the Aboliionisi,
q ms HulQl. px diSgriiRs DC ipiifse e A;
the Democratic ElecieF of Frederick county,
We had the pleasure TO hear the address of Mr.
Tucker, and VIC have no hesitation in saving
lhal mol one iayg werd escaped his lips as 10 the
Compromise proposed by MIR. Clayton and so re.
Gently rejected BY the House Of Representatives
lis speech throughout was an able and suinsterly
defence Of Southern rights. The wholeoucslion
ot Territorial legislation was fully argued, and
The Observation-Disclosures Of the South most ably
saaintaiued. Squirt IF jefferson.
Tcthc stuff contained III the frs sentence abont
utilization. NC have no, a wsord TO say. bu, We
repeal that Mr.. Tucker diddenounec an Com
promises on the Slave question: and 10 assert tha,
mot one solitary word escaped his.lips as TO the
Compromise proposed BY Mr.. Clayton is a
mere bubble and evasion. ALL Or ANY Com
Promise must Of course include Mr.. clayton's
bin. and whether he named that or moi, Mr.. Tuck
er has too much candor and selErespcct 10 deny
that'ii was thair7y Compromise that brought The
subject TO his mind Hewas opposed, out and
uaI, TO the eempromie Of RIGHTS which he de-
clared We held under Ghe Constitution. and we
think We were not Mistaken when we stated las,
week, thathe ASSERTED. wilhscorn and Indignation
slosdink his usually pleasant aud smooth brow.
that any eosepfanis upon such subject would
BE barning shame and disgrace-a humiliation
and degradation too deep for language 10 de-
pict.s
Cerrsetiea from any Other source than MI.
Tucker himself win not avail. II We misappres
hended his meaning, then, eisher he was very
unfortunate IN the use Of language, or our own
ears and The ears Of others deceived US.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
GRAND ENcAMPMENT. /. Q. .. Z,


The Grand Eneampment Of Virginia assent
bled in Alexandris, 10 annual session, on Tues
day Of last week Worthy Grand Patriarch s.
S. Hor0H presiding
some ten Subordinate Encampmcnis were rep
resented though neither Woodstock, Winches-
ter, nor Harper-r Ferry, had representative
A consti,ulion for Subordinate Encampments was
adopted, which win take The place Of Coustitu-
lions now in force IN The various Camps through
out the State
Arcsoluiion vas passed paying the expenses Of
the Representatives 10 this session.
On "Wednesday afternoon an election Of Off
GERS Washed for lie Grand Encampment for the
current year, which resulted as follows:
Grand Patriarch. NJ. II. Brnnet Of Peters
burg;
Grand High Priest--Geo- R. Head, Of Lees
burg;
Grand Senior wardsn--c. 5 Allmand of Nor
folk;
Grand Junior ,yaraen- B J. Vaughan Of Pc
tersburgi
Grand scribe-E s Hough Of Alexandria,
Grand Treasurer-John l. Proctor Of Alexan-
dria;
Grand Representniise to The Grand Lodge Of
U. S.-Horatio NJ Gallaher Of Charlestown.
The Grand Patriarch made the following ap
pointment.
Grand seniinel--H. F. Zimmerman of Alex
andria.
The session was harmonious and the labors d
the body closed on Wednesday night.
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r. r. BLAIR s THE BaRSnuRSERs.

The following letter from F. P. BLAIR to the
New York Evening Post, goes TO show show flr
Mr.. Blair is with the Barnhurners 10 Split and in
feeling Mr. Blair is well known to thciDenoc-
racy of the whole nation as one Of the Editors Of
the Washington Globe, and person who shared
IN very large degree the confidence ang-csieem
Of Gen. Jackson. Mr.. B.s letter Is certainty
''damnins with faint praise the prospects Of Mr.
s g Up End nj VII hers RSSsEae ses' b Esg D.
position 10 the Baltimore nominee. AS Mr.
Blair was a delegate in that Conyentioa, he will
support It's nominees. though he declares hi.
heart is with Mr. Van Buren,
SILVER SFRrxcs, July 81 1918.
Dear Sir: ! find from an editorial article III
yonr paper, that friend has drawn differences
from letter of mine, which its contents:will moi
warrant. Think that the wrong done New York,
BY the chicanery which silenced the voice Of the
democracy Of that State in the Baltmeise Con-
vention, takes from the nomination OF tAat con-
yeDtion all authority save with those n,tvitlnai
members Of il whow present, and did Got then
renounce i II was my intention to have aban-
doned IL but the circumstances 10 whsth yeu
have adyertcd IN your editorial notice prevented
| Became Parfioeps criminal BY participation in
the proceedings to the close, aud caniiot now
plead my own wrong TO exonerate mytelf.
shall vote the nomination simply npon pntciilio;
my heart Is with Mr.. Van Buren, and his;princi-
Piles, and shall not hesitate 10 say Of hfsn and
them what think, notwithstanding my inSeiglc-
ment in the Baltimore Convention.
Yours, +. p. B{nR
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ONO PoLIrics.

Great anxiety seems to be felt as to what posi-.
lion the gallant Buckeye Staie-will assume in
the Presidential election. Our friends in thai
region are in the very highest spirits and seem ic
entertain little doubt as to the final result. We
make the following extract from letter dated
(SPRISGFIELD; o. July 81, 1919.
"A meeting has been called here, Of the Free
Soil-@Heayen save the markl-party, signed on
" by those who have hung on our skirts By sui
ferance, outright Abolitionists, or mongrel Lo-
cos. They will do US no harm.
"Of the final result, thank God! there can be
no reasonable doubt. IfCass is not dissected.
before the Ides Of March, he is made Of some
thing more impenerable than elephant hide
He is glorious subjcctfor phlebotomy; ifhe had
any brains TO spare, he might be trepannetl--but
that would be useless. II is capital exercise to
shear him up--lar ahead Of stirring The monkeys
with long pole, and his grimaces If visible
would be much richer.r