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$3.50 es,.,sJ q. ts tsts;sei; 0aftsa " hi
"ss tze tbs sfoutiaF OF sew RneHtEs" ~. *
{s not less than iGeF iAPaFRta ~ ~ XIV ys5a les
= MD he ascsrtatned by inquiry AZ -. Hs
pertinent would be requFsai 4os ,5tia-ais rsrma-
in iavor OF retaining these J 5t6 "i5
was ~ l ~ IisrnissiI,g them in 1919. IN regdIu
iioti I9 H. oifcers he took similar VIEW -
~ liis narrow views here would preNel.
tb carrvino out of the liberal and Necessary PO4i1'
Of the administration in regard 10 the ~. ,loss
Mr.. McLane said that was n9cess,ily
oicers shouId be retained, and that the Eeg &c
hn,,d he filed M. He argued that the return u
he transferred officers to the old Regiments
ata ininriously TO no one. lie desired 70 pe . iii
Jerstood as disposed to give credit, IN the
events of the war alike TO regulars anu
Mr. Bowlin cited an instance IN Mlloa Ger
discrimination had been in favor OF regular oF0i
After some further conversation, on nlo.iot ~
NJ Potts TO allow the committee TO WithaIa" us
| srnandments with view 10 take dlfect No'7 VI
The amendment al tile Senate q. H.,
Mr. Evans Of Maryland, moved Ihat the HOUSE
oo into committee of the whole. Lost
NJ Rotfs moved the previous question, and 1t was
sus Tbe vote bsizsen 4aken on the first amend
mont Of the Seize, to strike out "rePeai" ana III
sart s,lspendee~till March 4, 1912, the HOUSE
| disagreed 10 the amendment--loS 10 DO "a,
! The question was then taken on agreeing 10 iht
Sanafes second amendment in reference TO me con
tinuance until March, l8f9 OF certain other oihcerS
| and it was also disagreed TO-, .7,
me third amendmentof the Senate, giving three
months additional pay, was amended, on HoIoi.o
/ Mr. Jones, Of Tennessee, so as 10 IhcluIe tn
/ widows and children of those deceased ana theI
! agreed to. rr., ru;
! AN The amendments proposed by the House nm
torn Committee 10 the Senate amendments haVHl!
been pro tOriHa rejected, committee oil conference
was ordered to be appointed blythe speaker
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lT-l1I ITuce, y CIV DTIa8ns- IUTT IITT- I'D
~. 1i&@l WIN. f. WAGNER, &. s. Marshal
The United STATES Is. Ship INLAND

m III UIsF7Ct CgNrtQf Ue IIrT NIGfr In N III m"
-. a0f I0Wts3gpH.. No G5lI.
l \ Obedience 20 the command of am Admiralty Warrant
4 70 me directed, IN the above entitled suit UIEa .ea
anu INTO my possession taken, The ship IN AND Del.
tackle, apparel and furniture and do hereby au. w
monish the owner or owners, and all, any and Os
person or persons having pretending to have uug n-h
e or interest ~ 10 the be and appear before
Dsuct Court OF the uued Stale5 tor the D.ae Aforesaid
70 be holden az the Cy OF Ne. DIean- D-iun Hr
THIRD MONDAY from tins date Io SHOW. cause. If taI
they have Or can why the said sni1 bland ae rach1
apparel and furniture should not be condemned and aggae
forfeited. agreeably to the paycro OF tire iha ANS,
Y. ). Mar5haPs Office New Orleans, JuIy d.. l-I-
jylI 243l WM. /. WAGNER, L s. Naaha-,
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M. n. MATHEs VS.. STEAMER ADMIRAL.
In the district Curt If he Uaitrd siqtr turtle ,rf
nj LuLrL.iuun M ZIP

y obedience 20 tis commands of Admiralty warrant
70 directed lu this suit, has seized and taken IDp
my 20 gaOq, the Parish Of St. James La. thc ,ra.u
.Oat Admiral, e tackle apparel furniture and rarEOe ud
ihal portion thgreoi which may have been removed ton
ssHI s's aer Admiral to certain atbU8t tying said
s; and do hereby and admoulsh an person, has
Or pretending 10 have, any right title IN ro tho ,au
De- auu InpgsT bHiOfea Distinct Count of the United ~ra
Tor toe DlrtEc aforesaid. TO be holden the uty OF res
Orleans or before the tnIu MONDAY from ta- Hafo go
lOw g@use. % any lcy have or why the sand STEAM
boat ADMIRAL, her tackle, apparel turnrur. auo .l
gpe. should not be delivered into the POSSESSION of tine -t
hl.lldrf.
Mar1al,s Office New Odaans, July nth 1918
Jyl5, l4&5l VIM. f. WAGNER. Z. s. Marsha.
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to" Sons of Temp erance.-The members Of MON
DIVISION NOS, :. Of r., aud m ne Order y rgAested
nttt+ run ulrTHl Br. FISHER RAWStN,P w. P To
DAY, O'CLOCK p. NJ, from hs late residence Dry6ds street
Ernr The Order will assemble 'hg n, no
.72 IoIr.ar3s street. at O'Clock, where they Will furnished
Rr~l.H etc.. By order OF the W. P.
u-lIt p MCCARTHY r. ).
." The Members Of Louisiana Temple, No. ], S.
requested Regular Meeting -EI Temple
THIS EVENING, Monday 2l Business much impo
all members viii le transacted.
BY order oI rle ". G. y. ly2Llt
EV' A Meeting Of the Foremen and Chief Directors of
Ladder
ed az the Hail Louisiana H0-s Company TUESDAY MAT,
instant, hapast O'Clock ?. NJ, tor e pHpCse OF king
Suitable arrangements for the reception o fellow ownauUu, Gen.
?. r.. Shl. TIL, on Inns return to bus b1nr
-. G.. BlSCOE, Foreman No.
JNO. MCCARTHY, Foreman No. Ii
d.. T.. CALDWELL, Foreman Hook and LaojerGo No. .
r.. g.. POOLE. Foreman No.
THDS. GRIPS Foreman Louisiana Hose Co. j-i2J.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Qate Nationally
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND POYDRAs SITS.

CORNER OF BARONNE AND POFDNAs sI8'
TFNHrS EVENING July 24-Second night Of rhe Iq,,
4 ENravaganz "a called FORTUNE AND Ills 0EN h>
GIFTED SERVANTS. FotuniO. MIS- Thomson
Fairy Queen Miss Meadows. LA CACHUCHA 10y W.
f. Deennp.. Previous 10 which the drama OF The BEAU
HUNTERS, OR THE FATAL RAyIEE.
THE Prices If .7dBllsSt0H are G7 t0heTF: 40
Family and Private Boxes Soc Second Tier Of Boxes 3'
Dress Circle ........ Soc Boxes for Free cOIoed 5r
Pafuuette .......... SOC Cuioed Gallery. ...., 3a
T. Doors open quarter before O'Clock AMI peiIo
ance will commence at half-past 2, precisely,
EE Seats may be secured daily at the boXoidge lum
O'Clock A. VI. to O'c lock, P. NJ,
a. Tickets good only for the night on which they q
purchased N-.
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Died:
On Sunday July %, at 20 minutes rnE ?. NJ. NJ. 4
RAWs0N, aged 1s years.
His funeral viii take place from his late residence On
bet,yeed Clio and ETat0 streets, THIS EVENING ~ ~
,,-lock The members OF Marion Lodge of A. Y NJ. ~
ba ,y,s member, and the members Of tue Masonic s
ranvalso the members Of the Union Division Nc III q
erance of which he was member, and The meuts, ~ e
srallvare requested attend. j.. ne members n N w
Fraternity viii assemble at the Marion lodge Room
street. in due time.
On tne 93d inst. at halEpa O'Clock P. NJ a ss,,
PHILIP oBRtEN, native OF Ireland County Linz,
Granard, aged rs years
His friends and acquainanee3 are respectfully invita- ,
Ginsral THIS AFTERNOON, at hatpast aedss T.. N
1snss Of his brother Patrick Ogreni corner Ct chas
streets obituary.
Md Al his late residence, known az the "Caisgse M
is,6a ia Coyiugtop, at Ii O'Clock, A. NJ, on saitif
afar long aud pamu'y Ptoll',I5 H 800 1AylD
/ -, I--9 m West SDuI rfgI, Mass AMI was g6isis
zFfb vearof his age ssfd OIL l'i+ HiependH n
i,;a- 7irit. with fun confidence IN bis own eEiols =
is naive hoae quest OF employ iAsuL t llne indie
ii..t West and after soiCuuug al different paesl
~ himself 7n nhabiant Of Louisiana, as early IA ~
Tbat and the succeeding year ne was asuYeF enpoys ~
+,t,yf I.nnrnrlia. From that period 90 me une 81 a y
fut conspicuous and elevated position poo ms adopted SAD
| at the most important noiIueaL ~
te fdIgveIop the resources and advance 7 interest Of li
Z tr III h his name As reprss eutatlya Of The co1s
,,l 5r many years the Territorial Leeat9Iai and
y,rliou of 1872 which framed and adopted te hIA Gmll
,'.31 H. T3'r,gpI himself an able and efficient member
h. removed rom Cuurorlr1 to the PARISH oI 81 InaAy
near m late residence. In lsI, he was elected by ia L
R1gadIer Geus1i, am as such counale" pc zoe efepa
H. 1.-THE sb of Jauary ISIS Subsequently 70 lhat l
- as Rarrasattave and Senator many years lllln IDS
District the Legislature. in ls2o' hg Wsf lonsa s
eraIu die District prstng The states % la9 M
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Congressional Eews-Markets, Rivers, &c III ad-
vance Of the Mail.
TTeegraphed 10 the Louisville Council

TTeIprHphed 10 the LOulSNllle Nouilvi'l
WAsnINGToN July II, 3 P. M.-Se"a1e.-- ne
Senate on Monday was Called 10 oiu0t "i4u PiO
ceeded to business
Mr., Niles gave notice that he would move to take
nm fbe bill for Whitneys railroad to the Pacific on
The Naval Appropriation Bill was amended and
then laid aside.
The bill modifying the Pilot Law was considered
The Senate then adjourned till Tuesday.
FEousc.-In the House Mr. Cooke submitted re-
solution calling on the President for information as
TO the amount Of moneys paid to Cass ana Iaylof,
discriminating between that for salaries and extra
services. Adopted.
resolution was adopted giving the cannon
taken by Col. Doniphan, to the State OF Missouri.
The Naval Committee We're instructed to enquire
inlo the eXpedeucy of reducing the Navy TO a
Peace establishment.
Mr. Burt offered a resolution calling on the Pre-
Sident for information as to The number OF Indians
in Oregon New Mexico, and California; the mum
berof forts and the troops that will be required Tor
those countries. ~
The senates amendment to the Pension Bill was
agreed to.
The Civil Diplomatic Bill was debated in Com
mittec Of the Whole till adjournment
LOUISVILLE, July II, 8 P. M-lhe river at this
point continues to recede, with about feet IOmcheS
water in the canal.
ST Louis July II, 8 p. M-There is 3 feet on
the lower rapids Of the Illinois and Missouri. The
river here is in good order. The weather is very
pleasant.
BY an arrival from Santa FG accounts Of some
Indian skirmishas are received; the news Is unlm-
pOrant aud of little consequence.
BALTIMORE, July II, P. M.-Jno. ;. Laiite,
| formerly wealthy merchant Of this city, commit
ted suicide by drowning himself
| CINCINNATI, July II, s P. M--Ihe canals nave
! all been closed for one week The river has fallen
/ 20 inches since Saturday.
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steamboat Departures Thls Day
,~-sEE IDTFRT7sEHEYTs on TB7RD IN
Pnnam Hats,
-, THREE THOUSAND Panam

~ SEE q ~ m 80 - = - - F-YA
Loasgigs ......... DOVE, Jones, P Nj.
Panam Hats
e-as THREE THOUSAND Panama HATS nH
for the season. for SOLDIERS returning from The sltla
PEACE-A No. /, first qualIy-at the very low price Of
$50 per dozen, or So so each
c45~ CALL AT SANDS CLOTHING ENIF0RIN
iy6 In 90 Poylras streets corner o rahDrraa
~ Removal.-C. YALE, JR., & co. have Rnu
from 10 Charities street to 81 MAGAZINE STREET, saa
Common and Grayler where they VIII keep their usual soka
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Clouds, Laces Linens, Embroias etc. and aa
assortment Of MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS, ovh3 Il
would invite The attention o. City and Country Dealers Hl
Ne. / NiAaAzINE ST. CORNER CANAL srlErs
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Ksqf, constantly hand complete assorncn. Of every article
o.. 81 Gcnr,suars Wardrobe. apis aa
~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Phys
c!-ls- rIsose sgy Sire advertisement U RuSTE PADp9C
upon the Fourth Page, beaded as above. ny'
t. A Remedy for one Glass Of Pis2GaasSess onIl
FsYiu Il W. FI,iian', late U. s Minister 10 Belgium.
good enough send Having used tho article DO ng 4c
70 nton8.". = mos t ar zI f ts soh og
nothing eguli To il. Respectfully, HENRY W, HiLLAN
From Capt. John E. Davis, Company D. Geors' RsE Mere
Or. ". B7adrrfl take Pleasure Iu expressing TO ygl m
high appreciation d the ee icy OF your Dyarutery Gorat
In cases of DgauEpmeuts Of The Bowels, and m rtuua.Iau
particularly to individuals connected with the Army So great
he demand tls Geurgu Regiment, that your generous ID
1Is 10 the several Captains exhausted culle
almost IuIaIlible Remedy, and esteem one of the n
able medicines the soldier can CITY VIII ,.. ll&'
July Iitt, 1871. JOHN E. DAVIS, Capt Co..
EvV DR. WooDRUFF's Worm SPECIFIC is safe
efficient remedy W0ms.Ikl III Ii as good as lhe le
cheap the cheapest
81 do certify that administered 10 member of my family
WUuluH's Worm Specific, and r0ugh away hy worms %
another cured one Of my negro "omeuo Iea.u
"Uhftesuigs, Ga, 1915" Il
sg The 5regofnr Medicines rrs m SALE wholesale nui retail
by j. WRIGHT Co, I5l Charities street, NO l-l.
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lata, sal is7., ~ he ass a'F aslEsbl., "a is,,
Lon 20 ai... JANE Am HA#rlAgs, bssa n l,, ~ v
AZ Rat0uRauFe Oh .hs l2gH iu-sl, by ifs as7 " .h
Mr. AsBUEY REGARl formerly Of Germantown p = g'
OLINE- P. HERNANDEZ Of BslonRouee. ''F 70 ~
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Ii ToDEY.-We had the pleasure of meeting
yesterday our friend VIM. c. Tobey (of the 4lh In
fantry), on his return from Mexico His PhiladeI-
pha friends may rest assured that John Of York;
is well-conditoned, although somewhat thinner of
flesh than he was previous to his expedition after
that elephant"
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CHARITY
sions into the
ending Satur.
during the sa
manning in thO
patients adm
the past weeE
two died
population Of
, remarkably h
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that il Taste
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/ ing those
gave tOker
tomorrow
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having take
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streets wild
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other day,
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citizens,
the carcas
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carcasses
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o. We are under obligations to the steamboat
Missouri for late Louisville papers.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.-At a meeting of this So
ciey for the redemption of Ireland, held last even
ing at their Hall, No. 100 Magazine street, on mo
ton, Mr.. VIM. McCluskey was called to the chair.
The minutes of the last meeting having been read
and adopted, the Chairman arose and addressed the
audience in a short but pertinent speech. The
meeting was then eloquently addressed by DR..
McCracken, Mr.. Coleman and others. After some
unimportant business, the meeting adjourned until
Sunday evening next
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L. S. STORE SHE RELIEF.-This vessel, Lieut.
Com. c. II. Poor, arrived at New Nork on the 18th
inst from Vera Cruz, June Sth, with so or 80 sicE
seamen and marines from Alvarado and the nava
hospital. The Relief has been absent upwards Of
two years. John Caldwell, hospital steward, died
at sea on the 18th June.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

RENUNcIATIoN.-El TapPan, the son of Ex
senator Iappan, whom it Is proposed to nominate
for Vice President at Buffalo, has renounced his
connection with the democracy Of Ohio, and is to
oppose them for the future on State as well as ma
tional issues,
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F,rs,sI THIS AFTERNOON, a; hatpast se5s, ~
Ssnss Of N. brother Patrick OBHeu corner e chias
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STEAMBOAT SUNK.-The steamboat Milwaukee.
from Cincinnati, with large cargo of lumber and
other freight, in attempting to go over the falls at
Louisville, on the Nth, struck a rock while in the
Indiana chute, and sunk in about five feet wafer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
Agricnlturists & Mechanics'
Assnelation.


II gives ns much pleasure to observe the
probability Of general interest being taken
In tn" Success ofthc above instilu ION. We
copy the f. lowing c ,n1rmicafion from
the Democratic Advocate If the 18th in
siant:
mr.. Eiiiar.-tt has hrcn seen from a
recent m'e'ing ofthe Executive Committee
orthe j.. Agricultural and Mechanics As
sociatinn. that ~tpttain resolutions we're a.
doptrd, t, the effect Of procuring information
from planters respecting the staples of our
State, md from mechanics, in reference tn
the various improvements in mechanism.
II might readily occur to the Committee,
that the most efI'ctuaI $40 le not 0aIy Of
ncq3iring u scientific knowledge OF mech
a~nisul, bit also Of newly invented and very
important machinery, Is only through some
action IF the Legislature, whereby suitable
appropriations my be madc, for such i'm
prOycmants AS tnay lie dDrned the most
valuable, as, for Instance, the best pIows-
leaving such improvements 10 the i%nyrstl-
CATION and decision OF q COMMITTEES also,
for the Legislature to aflix premiums to any
given oIi"Ct Of improvement or discovery,
according to its value. Let this he dom,
and doubtless, we shall find, ihqt Louisiana
posse. sna its full share Of scientific know
ledge and inventive gcnius.
The question il, what are thn improve
monts A;c., most important Plantation
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
CAIrrIoN!
consumpttDes, Read Eeqd Il DR.. Spapae ! Goa
mound Surng Of WILL Cherrnl

gousVn1Td5geg. Rerd TeHd ! 7 Jlr. WDgrnoe 4 gFnn-
So IL 1-ly rta.m.
PUN" Sg'"Ph -" oH0ffF'
In about the year 1857. found 1t necessary IN my
professional practice, to compound a medicinal pFepar-
alton for diseases Of the chest and lungs, possessing
more powerful he7lfng properties than AM other hlthar-
TO Known for such diseases. In M. COMPOUND
S3RUP Or VIM ! nave he'ii very
successful. The truly astonishing cures effected by
my medicine soon spread lis t1ns abroad Tor 1t owes
none Of its snecess tn mahniae'nred newspaper puts
nr forged cerlillcaieS--tlle rent intrinsic merits nt my
compound IL the only cause Of it's popularity. ls ex-
tcnaive sale soon excited the envy Of PERTAIN spectIa-
tor in. the Affections Of his FELLOW creatures, 50 much
so Tint in a few years from the time thai my prepara-
ton was Introduced to the public andi IN great demand.
a firm in this city. finding that my preparation had
gained . high reputation for ito curative properties.
came out with wIla' they called Dr.. Wistar's Batsatn
If Wild Cherry. This respectable and popular physi-
i clan had no more tn do with the article than poor
Sam Patch. The name Of DR.. IFistar is attached 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

- Lawn ~
Arrieal If h Steamer Washington.
lron.icr r]raptiag il Dgiiu-Prooisional G%opfrnmfft
u F,aace Drgantsed~ ffnnyary deeiared itself IN.
|" deDcndent- -Ramors Of he deah gt The Emperor q
R~uasia-fIank of France spspena@5-Hoang j"f-
nres-Copon and Corn marhat slightly tm7rorrf'
&c., &c.
The New York and Bremen Pactrt
steamer Washington was telegraph"d oil
New York. ut 3 p. NJ. yesterday and alter
wstlS reached her wharf, in time TO give
us the flowing news by Telegraph. Her
regular day Of sailing from Bremen 18th
and from Southampton tho 10th, and our
News extends up 70 that date.
\ monster meeting Of the peopl" was
called at ruhltn for the Goth, but the Brit
igh Government was sending troops and
steamers thither, to put down this move
ment.
Scotland was quiet.
In France, quiet also %reignrd, Tho
Provisional Government had organized II
large military force, with a view as wa'
supposed ofinyading Austria.
The resolution ola Diet or ass"m1Iage
1t Vienna had resulted in the EnPrro'
yiolding every thing which the people bac
demanded.
Haugary has declared itself indcpcn.
dent Of Austria.
A rmmor prevailed IF tho death Of The
Emperor Of Russia.
The bank Of France has suspended
payments.
The local banks. established with u view
to relieve the money presS,tro brongbtnhoo
by The charge Of government III France
had Jailed TO accomplish the object desired
and there was, in consequence, heavy Ini
lures in Paris.
The new Republican government II
France has been generally acknowledge
Ivy the Governments of Europe.
In English funds, there was little alter
alton.
The Cotton anI Corn market had slightly
improved.
LIVERPOOL, N1rch IL.
Talrs of Cotton during III" week cUdin!
with to-Aay, amount TO 2304O bales; Go
Orleans "a o43r, and for Mobile, 4 Il l4c
pr III Isl given.
Corn is from 9 to Is lower.
Meal il 3 pr hushcI lower.
Flour is worth 29s II 29s pr bill.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

Napo cons Prophecg.-During his i'm.
prisonment on St Helena, Napoleon made
to Las Casas the following predicson. part
ofwhioh has been already fulfilled:
In less than twenty-five years from the
present tine, the whole European system
will be changed The French uiH cast
The Bom'bons andthsir debts of, as my IRA
bian steed would any stranger who would
dare to mount him. Then, if my son be in
existence, he viii be seated on iii. throne
amid the acclanatioas of the people; ifhe
be not, France NIL go back TO a Republic;
for no other hand will dare to seize a sceptre
which i~tcannot WELD. The Orleans branch,
though amilble, are TOO much like other
Bourbons, and leM share the sane fate, if
they do not choose TO live as simple citizens
under whatever changes take place. France
once more a Republic, other countries will
follow her example-Germans, Prussians,
Poles, Italians, Danes, Swedes and Rus
sians,will all join lathe crusades for libpr.
II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
remain Yours; &c -,
4 MACHINiST OF LOUISIANA

Copic Fmc 1cHrc datte de PARIS IN 4
Mars IBIS He rSt ecrde par Mr.. Vas
seW Il son trtre
Hon cher tr@rc-La rtpnJIiqnc est pro-
Glance en- France. L'ambassadcur drs
Etat bnis d'Am6rtqne, Ia reconnuc, ct les
autr"s agents diPIomatIqaes eHct pie ceIo'
dc IAufrIchr, sont resies n Ieur Posto. II
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