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s0s PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
|. + WIS c A ; >,
or MICHIGAN.
FOR YJCE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM q. BUTLER,
OF KENTUCKY.

ssr WE ARE NOT STRUCK WITH JUDICIAL bliSpNhss
VIZ SHALL CLING THIS CONSTITUTION As The hAhi
Ssa cLISos TO THE PLANK, WHEN Si0Hr AND fH'
rvuYrsr CLOSE AROUND HIM Lenis Cdss
We have neither the right nor the power " ''u''
slavery where IL exsts.-Gen. Cass.
Congress has right To say that there sha oe ,h.
~ in New York no slavery IN Georgia; no. % o..
any human power but the people OF those sla'es'-'
Cass. ,,, p,oy,so should
The principles involved in the Wilmo' IN 70 thr
be kept out Of the national legislature, anu , mo.
peops OF the confederacy in their respective '''"
vernments.-Gen Cass- -, ,.~,,s in ,b.ir
. The peope regulate theirinte concerns III "e''
own way.-Gen Cass. ar .,, ~, IN ones
Leave 10 The people who will be- affected oy lis Z,
,ion IN adiust il upon their own responsibility anu ~
their own manner.-Gen Cas-. ,.,,.,;a,, ~,
am opposed TO ,he exercise OF any Jut's|s. e -
Congress over the subjee, Of slavery " .uch
DO not see In the Constitution any grant Vi But"
lower TO Congr.ss.-Gea Cass. . an . x.,so,
No peace should be granted Ia Mexico, liii Ieaso
Adj. Indemnity is obtained for the injuries she HAS uoe
us-Ge1. Cass. ..-a,s ,,os.cu
we are at war with Mexico, and lis vigorous p,oseeu
ton Is the means OF lis termnat.oh' aa"
indemnity the safest guaranty against Tie tecui'o".
which provoked it.-Gea. Cas-.
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Without going 100 much into detail for letter

Without going TOO much into detail for letter,
il would be impossible TO give iulI accounted The
services of Gen. Cas- during the TWO campaigns
we served together; but it is proper to say mat
he always performed his duty in the best manner
have seen him in danger; and | have never
known man oil more cool, calm, and determined
personal courage. Highly gifted as he is by ma
lure, and thoroughly instructed by study, and oy
an enlarged intercourse with the world, ne will be
found equal 10 the duties and emergencies oil the
most elevated station
am, sir, with great respect, your obedienl ser
want, TIL ). JESUP.
The Hon. F. w. BowDos, Washington city.
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Jos. Chambers, F. Henninper.
Geo. GarlIn Jas. Calhoun,
II. w. Reynolds, z. M. Bard.
| II McCauley, sam'l. Selbeit.
J. Oyster, ~ p. P arse,
Geo jarrett u. a. Madeira,
j. Sniier., J F. Denny
Jno MeGhcchen, F. Miller
VIM. Mcclellan, ]. w. Taylor,
X. P. HaZeet, David Oaks.
As Tor he young Buckeye Slate, we have no
doubt, however The election for Governor may
turn out tc-iay, tina, her vo'c will he given Tor
Cass and Butler. SeahurY Ford the Wing free
soil candidate, sill continues mum, and hence
may succeed by The ccnjonl vote inc hum
plugged Taylorites and Van Bureni'es. When
the two factions Of The Wing parry shall in No
vemher, CT, M their votes upon Taylor and Van
Buren, Ohio will tall gracefully ami beautifully
into the hands Of The Democracy, and give a
plumper for Cass and Butler. We suhon some
cheering news from The last Rockingham Regis
ter:
OHIO FOR CASS.-We have conversed with.
in the past week with an Intelligent, Wig, Jus,
from Ohio, who informed us that tina Stale would
Il
gentleman 10 whom We refer has travelled e1ten.
sively through Ohio, and has most excellent an.
poItunitie> o forming correc, conclusion. All.
though whg, he docs mol inlrnd 10 vote for
Gen. Taylor-ne;taer viii he yot- for Cass. He
says ihal large proportion OF The wings OF Ohio
20 Tor Van Bcien and Stree soil" H farther
informed US that he thought Ford, the whis can.
didale Tor Governor would elected as bolh wings
OF The whig patty were going for him. But Gen.
Tayior's Vote in Ohio can be nothing like Scabu.
~ Ford's. We suppress The name OF our whig
friend who furnishes the above gratifying inlorma-
ton bu, II any OF our whis friends wish 10 know
who he IS. hey can ascertain BY calling al The
Register Office.
T. 5. Since the above was written, democrat
u Trend who lives in Ohio, says he thinks Ohio
will do even better Than orr whtg friend thinks
ne says the Bocseye boys will cleo, Weller Go
vernon. II they cleo! Ca>s and Butter they will,
do very we'l-but if they do as our democratic
friend expects, they will do lre'lc7
We would inform on. friend in Putnam coun-
~, that The Presidential election will e.,tainlv
axe place on Tuesday, Nov. !, and no, Monday
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similar Wing assembage. With the Wing par
~, "limes are not now as they used to vas
The soul OF The Wing party vanished with The
political death OF Henry Clay.
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PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO

These two great States vote to-day The no
BILE Keystone will, beyond doubt, do her duty,
and, by eecting Longsreh Governor, PROSTATE
the Tariff monopoly and Free Soil party. To
lei Southern Wings see how General Taylor is
sustained in Pennsylvania as friend Of The
"lree soil" men, We here cite al length hand
bill, the original Of which may be seen a, our
nfIire.
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MORE WARMING FOR THE sOUT


Gov. Seward Of New York, il is we'll known,
in the New YORK and Virginia controversy some
years since, took the boldest and most mischiev
Gus grounds against The rights OF Virginia, who
claimed The punishment of the kidnappers OF our
slaves. This same Governor is now Jealous
advocate OF Gen. Tayor's election, and for The
following reasons, which show that in the sue
cess Of Gen. Taylor The North or the South must
be cheated, and The storm that will be raised
around Gen. TayoT's head, whatever he may do
will seriously threaten the safety OF The Union
The double-iace which Gen. T. is made u wear,
will produce these dangerous results, should he
he elecled--a contingency OF which we havr no
fear, ii the patriots aud lovers Of The Union every
where DO their duty. Hear what this an,i.slayefy
anu Virginia Gov. Seward said in his speech al
New York:
I'VE must rally 10 put down the Tariff OF 1916,
and with MlLLARD FILLMORE restore the princi-
n es 0. 1912. The interest Of Free Soil is also
involved in This canvass The Ordinance ofl7S7
hangs suspended on The result oil This election. :
II we elect Gen. Taylor and Wing Congress,
Congress will send him bill prohibiting The ex-
tension of Slavery, and he pledges himself mol to
Mpart Me pcopie By The E1ccutire r:t0 Should
Lewis Cass be elected, with Congress his way
OF thinking he would not contemplate the result.
This is 4 n era in our history"
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a CHALLENGE.

We call the attention of DR.. Pannlli OF
Orange 10 the following emphatic language OF
the Philadelphia North American, Tree sou
Wing paper and one of the most influential
organs Of the party IN the Union. 1t takes Inc
bold ground that General Taylor will not veto
the legislation Of Congress on slavery or any
other ques ion, and challenges the production
of any sentmen, in conflict with this position. !"
VIII DR.. Pannill, by the suppression OF Gene
raj Taylors letter, allow his candidate to De
represented at the North as pledged not to veto
the Wilmot Proyiso, while letter avowlng the
directly opposite sentiment is secretly used al
the South. General Taylor is not "the same
for the North and the South" lie has
double face, and his friends are to blame Tor
placing him in so unworthy, SO dlsgraceiui
position. We, too, "challengc" the publlca-
ton Of the letter in DR.. Pannil's possession.
The people have right 10 sec it, and not be
humbugged by varying representations at The
North and at the South:
general Taylor has not written one sylla
BILE on the subject of slavery, which my moi be
erhibitcd in Maine and Texas with equal pro-
priety. He stands upon the Constitution and
the popular will, expressed through Congress;
and zoe challenge the production Of amy sentiment
in conflict nth this position What he IS in one
quarter he is in all quarters-for the North and
the South he is the same. He is supported, IN
both sections, upon the great conservative and
Republican principle, that the will of the people
shall govern upon all questions affecting the in,
terest and integrity of the Government, and
that the Eree,uire pslo shall moi negative the IS
oisIation of Congress.
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We would inform our friend in Putnam coun-
", that The Presidential election will c,1tainlv
axe place on Tuesday, Nov !, and NO, .Nondsy
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We call attention to the large sale of valu-
able Real Estate to be made in Danville on the
18th instant, which will be found advertised in
our paper Of to-day
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BANKING COMPANIES,

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital s2, 900 600
GEo. MORGAN. President; s. c. BELL Cashier Direst
grs; s. Stewart R. w. Montgomery B. r. Fox, Il. II
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State; Jacob Ot for Mechanics Society Levi Peine
Attorney; H. b Cenas, Notary Discount Days: Mon
City Bank Capital s20OO.O0O. SAMUEL J. PETERS
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tsrs, William II Avery. r. Conrey Jr, J. r. Shaw ]. w
stanton, w; 7, Converse, A. Hobart ill., G. w SGuires p
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bfanch at NatGhitoches-A. Lemee Cashier: Branch A.
Baton kouee-L. Shoppers. Cashier. -'e' Ut
canal Bank=Capital $4,000 GLENpy BuRKr Pres.
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ieah Frank Perrot, p Whitney b. Conrad Attor "
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RRsaraays bsneh at Alexandria Chew AGENT: at
Agent; at ppnaidsonville-E. j. Tebauit. Agent ''e
Louisiana State Bank Capital AZ .0oO ooo INN
vGSlE' presldent RICHARD RELF Cashier Drcctors
M Min hepp' E. Harris Bqser Pierre Poutz
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Easn, Agent CT 81
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nnCHl; AND CHAPTER, No. 8. of ROYAL IA
Ant II tMASONS-under the immediate iustlic- : ~
loh OF the General Grand Chapter for the United Y
SltteS-hold their monthly meetings the first w
Monday evening OF each month"; the Masonic Hall over
TIE tarroton Railroad Depot Of Baronne and Per
DIDO sTeets OtficeS-T. H. Lewis ii Z: d. Blair Secv
NEW ERA Gil AFTER of ROY AL ARCH MASONS
nnder the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
,hapte Tor the nted Statehood their monthly meetings
on inc "a ofeaeh month at the Masonic Hall
over me ,arroton Railroad Depot of Baronne and
merS. Secretary. - - So ~ "''i'
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under The iuris-
dcton OF the Grand odge OF Mss>>pp-hold their
meetings on the first Tuesday evening each monh at the
masonc HAL over the cauolon Railroad Depot corner Of
w Nj: sam g. Risk Secretary " - ''ii
I-AFAf ETTE LoDG E-under the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge OF Missssppi-hod their monthly meetings IN
ahe oy Of Lafayette the third Monday OF each month
s 4he odd Fellow Hall. Levee street near jackson
o, m.M r, Dudley, w NJ w. A. Arms Secretary.
- hREN LODG E-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
IN ne VI Mspp-hoid their monthly stated meeting
over the eGnd Tuesday each month the Masonic Hall
penidn atoiton Railroad DEPOT. of Baronne and
hanson. Secretary H. H. be"S' !" vi N WI
~ MARION LODGE, No 4-wo,kinr unda, ,r,tor;,,, oe
' Ao"isans Grand Lodge OF Ancient YORK Mason ..
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l. O. O. +,
Time, Places Of Holding Meetings. end Officers Of the
Seeernk IOdogs.

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. .sssasts..
1ss o1 ss 4: sa ass'i yx AD Ill., 1a aaa
ES NIT s'1 Sss $sssss ss~af
Sh.S.s Fs:iy sssss, %As
n nshs T5s Ib5 ss \. WEE A.
ss d. F4a 'f Bssl1s sess,a y;0a s5
HffGfH5s; f sSf55fsaa NJ Wa ass. T 4 Nsny
'Mass s nS s. n nsds ns ehu nSmsn
ISIo y HAL Of the Gaqt
Cohen sdnay R secre M FEY T. Mi
REST SbGE so m res .yfs pao,
evening at Crescent Hall in Camp street. Ofces-Geo G.
s%'sS1 Il 81 6s msa q fsl%snsns ssssa, fsSs
JEFFERsoN LODGE; No smeets every Tuesday
Thomas Cook VIC; = Bur(ett, Secretary; Z. Z. Beach
>, TEUToNTA 4. LODGE: No 1omsets every Tuesday,
o G. Pp Nv WmaHp e. piff nsua 9
r5fs.f f 6E No -meet, every
E y vsi Wiz 4 E Esa Wah ssssiary
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No 12-meets at the Hall of
BaEs ssess Glover Psmane nS sscrsta u WH
HoWARb f IoPGE No. 1s-lnstitued Nov = 1876
me meets every Thursday evening at O'Clock, the Hall of
streets aeage eSne5 Of Poyd[as and Tchopptona
ecr., a. IT, Dunlap Secretary L. A. Levy Jr Permanent
o,a htoPE LODGE No. l4-neets every Wednesday at
%y feSsesG Re %r & & + Benz &c.,
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday nioht >,
r rs'R & , M L. TMeJ,on vG Bernard Masone Sec
r TE q, Lopez No 1emeets every Friday even
nuJ,s y; w. n baly, q; Harmon Doane, Secretary
We COVENANT, LODGE, No. 17-,nees in the Hall Of
alngon Lodge, No 3 Third Municipality every Tues
gay q evening OfceH-T. A. Packard n G; d. B. FORBES
-, NATIONAL LODGE No 1S-meets every FGdav ever,
+ j. Gomez, G; V. Aeman SecreaT 1S;'D Font NJ
EToILE PoLAIRE, No. 1e-meets every Monday s,sn
" BAR al rnendshp Hall No JIG Charities street OtcerM
+ p pI y u e. Ammel, e. A. de Armas Secretary
=, NH ,rf LODGES Feliciana Lodge No. a. meets
1T hao"H Sara DE Soto Lodge, No T. at Baton Rouee
''''io"'s'aha Encampnent, No. :, at Bayou sara
>, Grand IRAN P. ENScAMPMENT OF pATRIARcus-mss,s
s fa5sb! Il 2Tffe am- VI W1aa!i W Pat |
n.y. w " = SEN Warden H. ?. Andrews RWG ~
iand R IIH w u Omsted, X w G Scribe $ w KIRK.
=, W,lLDEY, ENCAMPMENr, No. meets in the Hall
month"; ,f 1 0;ee o on first and hrd Saturday, Of each
ii Seiajd f4Hen Scribe w " Herbert W; Thomas
H II ENCAMPMEST. S iea'? sneets at crescen,
sa NO 10 lamp street. the I'd and 4th Saturdays of
Taet m S,stlo ocsE-J o Nixon, P; Henry Bier E
lLawrason, Treasurer ~ -
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meets at No is Common street the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month Oicers-L E. Reynolds, w
NJ " AmstTeng , Sec,etary ,,, tho ;rr;s5;c
ton of the Grand Lodge of Msssspp-hod their monthly
meetings on the first Thursday evening of each month"; at
of Baronne and Perddo Oicers-W H. Howard
HiRAM LODGE OF A. Y MASONS-hold their
monthly meetings the MASONIC Hal of eatR s
haf-past 6 clock r. NJ. OfficeE-D. G; Benbro2k w
NJ; James H. Miller, S w Nathan Shriyehorn W; "
EUREKA LODGE-nnter the jurisdiction OF the afanu
Lodge of Misssspp-hold their meetings IN La1ayee on
Jackson Olicers-A. J. Williams, w nj; j. b. Clements,
Sepp,
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DIVISION Of ssef Of hr ioew" h held on I'M
s.; { ;,a faas SIS
lain; Charles W-sscon G Conductor; A Mclean G Sen
'DiEGREE TEMPT y OF LorIsIANA-meetS at C 1,y
tai Font a s Ie9HG S es Tontn W
sy 81 i S " AhsR f. i f'rfS z clover
"L56GfisrANA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 1aamssts
sss'' Ss' rHfF%4w5E Fom Ffe!9 " o'f PS
Ee@3S' Hf1%S we & 5 JACOB MSao
Johs R RsnSe,, IT, Wy, 6p HONOR No a-meps every
S S!hst l1is sco &! VIZ a as VFSP
io e. r r p H H5naT J. b Baa BT VIM How
VIZ GfEsS %gF rff 81 lq H5S5k f Ns at
the c!Ssia foun, Hail. No. = Tehenpouas street eve5y
?'fs rss'sy :Ef"fs a! a@rWas CT
Haf psr v r. b i A d Dsvs e Ef F. M Bsy
fan b* TEnF sfaHS = No.
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%ss we of % f. f' MpS'tr' Try
b:$s;: Il H;s$; jsS% Sss T
sesas v s; q y, Wozenerat,,, w 6 T; ,y,..,..
Hall on'the corner Of COMMON and St Charles streets streets
ALo $sP1 s@t y5 s,sv7- 5nii
Burke, G; Thomas Cnnan, A c; Isaac Mckenzie 5;
A ocEA lS' btrSr6N No 2mee every Wednesday
sye"as, clock, il Ma4snys SudinsS Font If, eyss
kfss' Geo as "fS Rc 3sai" L. Meat'"s i JAMES
s n YSae < e!,s' Ed r%'sp3S Michel Nsf""'
GN s y No. a se DR.
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7 WWAhsHINGroN DIVISION, No; $, Of Lafayette
sn9y in hs Ddd e s
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bSgs 81 TA fsf% c bVfsoS T ~ ymse,
i Jehn Cayanaagh v T; EdEsd Whe, a: EdEad
John cray r. Samuel i Ksnnedy G. Ed Glundy G
'a GsEs sS WIS SIX No. every Tuesday
# f. Reus No Hqps oaGss
in FL fEsE Essf5rEf It S4 Ps'
G he F W S Ga smes ae aus"
LOUISIANA DIVISION. No. u-meets every Friday
Ho9n5 5s"aP o,''f V e s@fpWTi LssheE
$; George Sherwood, AIRS; i Jehn MeCay, Fs /
Rf f5TNG Il isS1 S MhGS5A DIVISION
meets every Friday evening at half past oeleek in their
Taylor, W P, Peter Haberg, W A Horace G Loripg
Avery Barlow s George f. Fitch = c Henry
s NJ. Cole, o s; E. Harper, Twp.
evening January Is at the Hall Of the Pelican Division No.
LANES r Garland " P; William Hall " AEP HpnteI.
seo 2; sbnnvsy T; AIex. Sutherland, G; VIM i Crane.
!, HARMONY ,AI DIVISION. No l6-organized February
Of cysta fesn oa ~ s e
},es as g Rpn uhsoa H., Aihsn a y,
Bradford r v MgCr2eken, c; y Nolan, A c; John II
. LIBERAL, DIVISION, No. 17-orgenized Sunday, Feb
7 ?; i Lewis. V Al Reas.sin. q Lewis Brown
fh,am Al Fl St aagE StRs s. Peter Johnson $
eranee-was instituted December a. 1871 Meets every
onday evening at half past clock. in GG0dhupe Chapel
iisleig,
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cuasqmhouse,, flee hours from 2 A. NJ to2P

,onstqmhouse,[[ofice houS from A. NJ to2P.M.E
Deputy Gollectos Asee LaRIsnohe Naval offceI tou'
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Debsnais Csrk b. Moatsmai Cash csqS H. Gen ses
Assistant do; B. Bernard, Commercial Abstract Clerk
S y White Assistant Abstract Clerk G. pupessis'
pending Clerk "; e., Wells. stoIekeePsr F. DuGayet,
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