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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
RTY. Collector, No. 7 Hall of Records.
CLOTHING.

IMPORTANT To THE PUBLICLY. II. bic
sELROY co "a Broadway, opposite The PaIk Fount-
am, would respectfully call attention 10 their extensive
and assortment OF ready made Ogercosts and
Coaks also Youths and Boys Clothing OF every variety
ot color and cloth. which they selling al cost
their object being 10 dispose Of the stock on hand before
the last OF February order 70 make for the Spring
ihey are cut msde and trimmed equal 10 those inside
order, and 20 least 80 cent lower than any establish
nent OF The character and stsnding In the city d3lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
THOMAS SMITH. JR. & co.


iO5 StssAU-sT. coz.
Brown oversack, velvet collars cuffs Sl2 Selling 81 at
cost dzl I'M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
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Aux braves les hOnneurJ.
Yours very sincerely

Ce nest nssurdnent paa sans rnintifr,.
ton que, dtns unr lertbl one, ON ftit prru-
w dun pieuv i5vonem nj i Ia pttrir. Cnuy
qIi. ptur sa deten e II p ur sn glhi'r. ont
. asspz n'6nergir mdir hhuntrr lrs fati tI's,
lea privat,uns ct leg parils inssrtrahl's d.
Ia guerr'. rec tivrUt t,nj ufs de- lrur4 c III.
citizens IL p'u7 httrurs t6Dnoignages
d'rsline IT lie r,n,onri g anrn.
'Tei II u IL lHt lie Ia lr litntc mn lies
tation qni a ~ lieu, Ii di drrnitr. a y yol
Gonlt, ~ f,veur ,lu lA.-Cnlolpl Pau o.
lleberi, recruitment rent & dams srsf yprs.
hpri4 nrrir pris pttt AJAX snng'Hntts ba-
TALES qni eterniseroHt |. renomn6s Lrs
ar, "a alneriraines.
Une epee dhinnew hi await tta vni6r
par leg habittns dp In tarn'sse l'l'rvilIr /.
mtis Il ne sufi ait pas dp Il lui trasrnrrt,
~ vouIait a. cette rerem ,nit' cot tout
P6rlat don't ellie ttait stse, p lille. Rirn
n'avnft On c~b1saqntnc, 6 e neElig3 potlr
1n'clle projnisit lie Wives ct patrietiques
emotions. I'm eft, A ppine 10 cona4rnv
IT savaut nHicigr ~s'estil presume devant
Ia nonhrtttsc comp gnie qui, pour colehThf
gon rctoir, s'Gtait dome rendezvous A
l'hotel de Mr. IItppolYte Briengne. ql'il
seat W enttirt d., %taitrs L., aal,iia, tea
Creales di pays. 1T oir PINE del "a. MIRA 4.
hi avoir crtat IL richie rlatva oti Ini It 1t
derrrna. lui =, tras reimbursement Norma
do lti dapnpr raraalnda n,ta lea prspy
d'anrreiots retevatenl des paladius oui les
armticnt chpvnliers.
Inspire pr co raytzsant apnct,cIn. un
homme d'esprlt ct dc err Mr.. Gar ,ier
instiulteur A pIaqurmlne. A pronounce. dim.
proviEation. un disrours 81 hirn aprrnprie
a Ia Circumstance, uu'tt a cta, A iu,te tItrc.
nccuoillt par d unanitnps acknowledgements.
Tmn6d arcment apres rcttr tlouuenfc har-
argue. s'rst TAFT eptcndre IL ioycux p6rille.
rnent dune multitude de Gls, 90. C'eratt
l'annonce dun supcrbc leu d'arttfcc, don,
10 bouquet a 6I6 or les danes Ir signal
dc l'ouvcrturc du beau bal artoncl Giles
avatent tt6 convi6cs. Aussit6t les c,ya-
lirrs re sout empress6s de leur of1rir /,
main, ct, en- un clin d'nil. rassemblee a
ohci avpc elan aux aprrahIca lois de Trrn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

that | Wis In fayhr Of the iafiF u '46-ui the
snlrTreasuty, nut that | originated the war
with Ma1ieo. Nor, dnallys that | should Off
nleetad) select my Cabitet from both parties
No such admissions or statements were made
by me Al aay time 10 any person.
Permit me, hos ever, ID aid hat should such
high distinction 70 conferred upon me is that
ti elevation to the Executive Office, tie Com
atit1tloii, in 4 sttict aud honest interpretation,
and 10 the spirit und mode in which It was
acted upon by our aatler Presidents, would
benny chief & tiAs. Aud hts, | conceive to be
all that ls necessary in the way Of pledges.
The el ctidn Of aao her candid lie would &C.
c,sion 40 mort ~ticati0n IT, inc, but 10 sue a
result, as The wdl Of the people. | should wi.
litgly and calmly submit. As have hal no
ambition 10 serte, but IN tIie desire 10 serve
the e%ounfr,, it would btiag to me no disap-
poi ttnent.
WITH sentiments Of Iigb respect and re-
& I'd, ! re ain your most ob 4dient servant.
u. TAYLOR.
O.P. baldwin, Esq. Or R. II. Gallaher,
ESQ., editors f the edmond Repuol can,
Rithmo d Vlfui ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
ON CAssIUs
J D

M. CLAY.-fhe opprobrious letter
which was lately published hy the in1i.
vidual above named, and addressed to
Henry Clay, has called forth an article
by The Editor Of the Louisville Journal.
1t is ofa scorchmg description, and we
think that any nan possessed of tender
feelings might P cfer the alternative point
ed tut ia the last three lines, to a resi-
dence in these United States after such an
awful exposure.
tFrom the Louisville Journal % inst)
The Democrat ofyestcrdiy reIublishes,
from the N. Y. G uri"r aud ENQUIRE the
let or addressed by Cassins M. Clay to
rhn Hrmo,all, Henry Clay The letter
is malignant, utrocious. and eo7leinmfhle.
1t is c1rrtc " characterized in the ha ming
an Nilhering Article We copied Yesterday
from the Philadelphia North American.
Our realtors M doubt remember. that,
snna after the Pes den,ial election of 1874,
certlin gentlemen, generally supposed to
have been many in number, paid Mr..
CLAWS lehts. Tie Who'll thing was done
so secretly that Mr.. Clay knew nothing
Of the intention until it hal b en- carried
INTO effect /; nor was he. even then. in
formed ofthe name ola solitary ind vituai
am ing the cont ibuters. The managers
oithe transact on had the delicacy and The
gentleman Y feeling 20 take particular
pains thai nom but TIL" cantril,utors them
selves should ever know who hid an aeen.
cy IN i. 0He object on to the proceeding,
and oHly one, suggested itself to Us at the
bat thai one stuck Us forcibIy II
seemed to Us, that, if any D fthe contri
bators should at any time afterwards hap
pen, either with OF without cause, 10 have
. quirre with Mr.. Clay, they wonli have
it ID their power "a taunt him with The fact
their having assisted in the pa yment Of
his debts. TO be sure, we knew that no
gentleman would do this but we appre-
b nded that there might be among the
contributors, cne or more without
Just pretensions 10 that character. This
rehensinn, we perceive has been rpa.
lied for The frs time in The person of Cas-
.ius NJ. Clay. He says tauntingly in his
etter, We paid gour aebfs." So now the
Hon. Henry tlay knows who one of the
'ontrib tors wa. and be will ofcourse cal
,romntly upon Cassius Ut Clay for a state.
aeni ofthe amount of his contribution
nd require him to take back his money
Whether Cassius. in l544. awaited hin.seI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

quorum, and win then proceed to business.
These ftlse hopes the Hasicans have
hasn holding mt 10 us FIR the past two
truaths, aud IL will always be so, to The
ehl IF The chapter. II ttr cotnmi sioners
were 10 say 10 the Goyprnm NJ bt Qnpre-
.tato, awe will give y u ten d1ys 70 accept
or reject o'if nltinattfn, and thit al the -.
p~iration of that time, IL they did moi decide,
AZ the people ofthe Unite STATES h d reas
son to hope they would, W. vii turn nur
hacits upon you, aud hasten 10 inform The
People and President Of the United Sthtes
Of the utter hbpelessness Of any further ne
aotiations with snrh n people," This
would be the doctrine | would preach In
their enra, and bring the point NJ isstta 1T
once before the whole world, "wheihrr we
had to tato military occupation, or annex
the whole country"
There ts not a word Of news stirring
here 1t present every tongue is occupied
in discussing the Treaty, and The pros and
cons for its speedy ratification or ~rriec-
ton.
Col Black arrived with his train from
Vera Cruz on the 18th ins'. Il was a no.
bile sight to Sc II enter the city. Col.
II ark has acquired a high rpputati N. from
the mtnner in which he cund tcted his p
CITATIONS hithrr and thithrr.
Yours very sincerely.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
Correspondence OF General
Taylor.
tFron the Richmond Republican,

from the Richmond Republican,
Annexed is the answer of Ger. Taylor to a
letter from us, propounding the follow ng in.
quiries /:
1T has been stated in some Of he piper in
a smost positive manner, thai son have said, t
Henry Clay BE- the noni % of the Wing Ma
onaI Convent on, you vii not suh1r your
nam t, be nscd as a c1ndi tetc.
IL h. seen aI8 staf ed lat +, ttat Ia re eat
conv raal or, yoo baye e. aied tia you ara
in f vor offhe 4 rii # a 0 the Sub rea-
sury, of tue war-iilat n fact the responsible =
ty of the war belongs to you--also, that II
ele, ted President. you will choose your Cobi-
net irntn both pnt es.
"Wo respectfully solicit an answer to the
following questions (:
|. Will you refuse the nomination Of a
Wing National Convention7
2. DO yop design t. withdraw if Henry Clay
or any ether man hall be The candidate9
3 Have YOU stated lh4t you are in favor Of
the Tariff oI AZ; The Sub Treasury; hat you
originated the war, and saoald select your
Ca met fir m both parties 4"
The io@pwing is Gen. Taylor's reply:
BAroS RousE, Ii. April 20, 1918.
Dear Sir-Your letter of The 10th instant
which altudes - certain $ atesment that have
recently been mda in some Of The papers at
the North, aud submits several inquiries for
my consideration, has been received.
10 your inquiries | have respectfully TO re-
ply:
First-Fhat if nominated by the Wing Ma
tional Conven. ion, / shall not refuse accep-
taace, provided | am lef. free of all pledges,
and permitted to MAINTAIN The position of IN
dependence VI all par les in wticb the people
aud NY own sense Of duly have placed me
otherwise shslI refuse the nomination ofany
convention Or parry.
Secondly do not design to withdraw my
il DIR Clay be he nominee of The Wing
Netjonal Cnns eniion-and, in this connection,
| beg permission to remark that the statements
which lave been so positively made in some
If the Nothern prnlts, 10 The effect that
should Dir. Clay he tie nominee of the Wing
National Convention" | had stated, .'tGat /
would moi suffer my name o be used, : are not
Ct, ard have no foundafion IN any oral or
remark Of mine. Il his no been m,
At any moment, to change my posi-
ioo-or to withdraw my name froa t car
ass, whoever may be tie nominee ofthe Ma
iorai Convention, either Of The Wing u De-
aocranc party.
THIRDLY hare never stated to any one
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

fn ElEKBRtBE'S TATTgFsAtIa
a1A HEhYE pONIEna-This rem sdv
which has ttea used with stch fenafkabj 3
success ii EtaIafd FIR The eurcmcf beavss,
or thjek.aitd. chrome tonehs and colds IN
horses, IS row pf6ved Ia BE- 4 Iosftiyf Sp,-
enc ID these complaints. Ihess who have
hefetot re- considered these complaint en-.
tifeiy intufable have been obliseA 10
change their opinion before The
ASTONISHING RESULT5
that have been effected 81 The use Of Iris
ne leihe ~ the ely Of New York alone,
where more Inn 100 horses have been
caret Of W6Fs' cases Of htaYss. Gel sJpro
theif introduction there. The Tstfersafps
HeaVe Powders, have been fairly leSfed N.
This cir, haying been used By The most tx
%tensive omnibus proprietprs AM livery sta.
bic keePtrs, to many Of whom We are Der.
III tied 10 refer for rroel Of their eficse, in
aoove d vases.
GfeW Cor titan Unit int.
Besides their specific action upoa disea~
SIS 81 the lung and " ndPfpe The laifefs
salts II ave Pa8fcTs, f. III their great AL.
%tefatife ana restorative properties, ate az
efsetuai in a6rses as sAfeapHrllIia proves
10 be in tho human roe fer the rtmeyal Of
Impurities II the blood az predispeetl on4
70 disease. Many ta&es III frqnatf have
: cen r~reVenfst ind cured 81 + few dosgs II
he Hcate PoWftt&. WEtu atfosu i8tU lie
food tb&tjs given Is the tsaftd animal yfrr
d hard drive n exposure 81 iftirmepl
wea.her. jhcy afc warfat ted 10 cue Tho
worst cough ia u fhM avs, ard will wholly
eradicate 4 Etctut cola bY lht Use n ( q .
doses. ~ a Cbbd ti0H me- aitfEf, tbtY ars
hDequ1l'sd, espectAIj1 Whfn d light hid.
staring coat,lhs& Or arpefjff, rte, dcuf les =
derars emtDt If tte d51csfIyt ftHctii4s, tr
existence ~ f1otts and worms in lie ain eps
tdrY catal, as deseftafa III the foltcwiu1
certificate !
Messrs. A. r. D ,Diqh n CO. Gcpffmep
Thar package Of yelr Heaye Powders Ilgt
| bought Of yon for my hars Is cough has
enfifel caref him. aud in a DIFF rent way
Than I expected. TIE ffst hose of Expect
rant Potdsr that I administe tered bfoaeht
aW1y an inn MS M uber pF worms from
him anl | believe theV we're The eau>s Of
The con1b,r uxh cnat, efe, which he exhibi-
ted, for that nactage has enftreta cured
bins his appf lite Is god, AMI he is NV in
prime condition. | cheerfullv recon mend
yont heave powders FIR wins a. WILL as
heayes.
SUM- RoBERTs.
Esst Hsmosteaf. IL 0cf.6. 1s47.
Far sale BY 4. II. GOtGH Co .I4a Full
ton stent New York, OLE peopr or.
H.T. tDHiLL, ageft, Baton n uge.
may j3-15ff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
AbtABDb
FAMILY COMPANION.

SIX Lectures On Cntses. Prevention and Cure Of
CONSUMPTION. Asthma. Diseases Of The Heart. and iii
Female Diseases. 25i page, % engrnvinas. Paper
8 ct@- bound 70 cts. Mil to any part-3ostag6 8
~ eta.
Shoulder Brncss anil Chest Expaiiera. 40. mlil
to my part, 81 CT. postage. inhaiing Tubes. Silver.
So. b. mail. letter prst1qe. Alb loninal slrHfters.
psrfset. ~ . so. for M Rigtn-ss. Filling IF the
Bow IL anl Wgtn5. mn Wax Back AMI Chest sent
h. Fvgrsss EVERYWHERE. FIR Bfaces or ST. poftets.
N Rt).lrs S1j7orters, give height from hen 10 foot.
cfreftnftrsace 6f parson next the s%trface. inst
above the hing. If R1lttFe. mention which side.
Agsnts w,ntsl f1r tlrs sale # the ab5ys g7oIa. Nd
post puil. April ~. fy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
akEncng.fnu

tf%
BY yirui of i co nni3 5i11s1 III lfrsct~
Ell # ~ Gtr 4It4itt,,ls SIKH Jtlefll Dfg.
tftet CorrtfiH tfi fir tiis Ptisl ef G,R
Baton R11gs, 10. The State Of l. misianl,
| will off, for stlp, nj public auction, 10
the highest btd4nr5t Il tie LAT plte4 of res.
idence of J1hi Kisinpeter licensed, on
the Highlands II said Parish, about 7
miles beltty tho Town 1~fiIal1n Rouge,
On WEDNESDAY the I4th DAY or
JUNE, 1919.
atsll o'clock, A. H., the following dos
crlbed property belonging t6the succession
Of said deceased. ii wit:
" gro natl namdi Jupiter, aged about
40 years.
Joe, d negro nun aged q years.
Peter. negro mar 22 years,
Mingu, i negro man. 20 years,
Warren. a negro boy aged IA years,
Lewis, q negro mar aged 90 years.
Peggy, a negro Wtman aged At years,
Clatissa, IL negro woman aged 25 Years
and her two children, John aged 4 years
and Bordeaux aged Two yrars,
Amy,a negro woman aged 80 years,
and hrtiW0 children, vii lam aged o years
aud Celia aged about 8 months,
BiJdy a negro woman aged ~ years, and
her two children, Jack aged 4 years and
joe one year.
Strah Ann, Il negro girl ag d II years,
Fanny, a negro girl aged 10 years.
ALSO
Three Horses,
One mare, one Fills,
-Four head If Sheepe
Small Barouche.
Two Carts,
Lot Of Fnrming Utensils,
Three large Chains,
Loom and Fixtures,
Shot Gun.
Household Furniture.
Silver Ware,
Looking Glass, &c, &c.
TERMS or SALE,
CssH, pr0yiir1 the appraised vaIr1o q
bid. 6tbe " Sc 10 be offered again immeGi-
at"Iy ut IL ht6nfhs credit, purchaser in
last event 'urnisl ny bond and security 10
tic satisfaction nftbe Administrator, bear.
ii1 eight per cent interest after due until
piid.
II. MORENO, h~uetfonesr
rftv 24J5A4s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
\ nE ~srCCEssl0N

En- yer d d'une commits sim ! moi ad.gtsb,
p r i'ho ora l. Cur IL 5xs os Dist /,
p,ar |, pr iss d'Es Ba,oa-Rougn. dane re.
t / DC |, Lauis,ans. J'otii III on vefte pulli.
az, a let 40, an derHp r a afheris-ear ei 40
d ruler d mic l. d job kle npo or d..
cede, s,fu5 sar la ter hadte dans Ia dte par
Giste, a environ sept mill 90 has Dc la vi le
d. Ba ot- tou-e,
Mercredi IL II JUN 1873.
i L hear 9 ~ matt les prop tetts 6 .tprts
dc it,, d ov mat De ia succession du dit
dJtutii, saynir
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13
us.
Etdt ne h ronisitae = Paroisso d'Esi
Elton R0Hae.

INN'F' ~ "" ~H'e't@'t.s- Z H'o ~ @t8t
Bdton. R0age.
En- vettn d'iu ofdra dr. PrfsrIerf dn Jrr1
de- p ica, Mr.. Thom,s y vail. uns r. ecto9
ia tonpe Samt1i l. 27atBs iorf Dc Ma
1918, dtrs les ar oad.sse hts 6 -apr6s d Il.
gnts, pour I'ele ii n dun mem re de tia
cna des dts arrand semqofs an Jufi d.
Pc. ics d9 tt9 pr isza, Saroir Dan TAR
ronIissement N 8, Pelce ion sera te, nea l.
m N lie n as Osvalt. Dt.,s Faro d.
sament No s., a Ia mtisop d. james G. . w
s 81. d ans t'arr0ads soment So 9, i In mai.
sol dc Me g Nil Q & K tuzrh ofrefo Z
josiah Bar err D os Far o1dissGmeut No 70.
a /, mai@on do Wt.Irm NJ. Martin. u rs
farrrn iss met. No II i Ii MADISON d. JON
Bartell 5'n.. ct dnns 1'arrnnd IS m 1T NJ u,
d Ia miiso1 d. yIr. ] hn II. YIN. ourt. Ii
Gite lpcti n 9 r. ienuo far lea ronmissi n
atre nomn s par lid Police, poot ch
qIun dc dts arton lis3euen's, ct les retOurs
d ent etre faits cgu or 1frneet d Ia To-.
NJ lO-t5. l.. G. MORRIS, Stforif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

GREr EXCITEMENT. SUSPICION or iiv~
pRoruoptA,-On Monday afternoon The
Inhabitants ofFlorida street from the river
10 the Peuitenttary, were awflly alarmed
by the bowling ola dog, supposed by ma
ny persons to bc mad. and Mt al events
suffered death on the prtmd fdcic evidence
thereof.
He ran into tho store of Mr.. Wetzlar,
making a fearful noise, and TINT gentleman
and his assistants had To quit the pre-
misses until a reinforcement could be
obtained, Some Of the constituted All
thoritics soon arrived and The CON
s,ernation being then at rs height, the
dog was shot with a pistol hall, H. was
still considered dangerous howev r aud
the parties having gained courage 10 M.
pr ach the animal, he was finally used NJ
wi b a billet of wood, which waslcH on the
spot for fdrty.eight hours for the insp ct;on
of,he curious. The whole ofFlorid street
is now considered safe Cor pedestrians.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

BAToN RougR LYoruN.-Tha Hon.
Charles Gayarra, Secretary Of Estate, deliv.
cred q lecture before the Lyceum, on Tues
day evening the oh instant. II was lis
tened 70 by a large and respectable au.
dtnnce who went away highly instructed
and entertained. Indeed It could not we'll
be otherwise.
Judge C'nyarre has written n history Of
Louisiana which snow in press, and from
tho proof sheet Of the work, he read his lee.
t0ro giving n faithful yet romantic narrative
ef Btenvillo and his infant colony orthe
doughty La SdiIc, and the devoted and
ambitious Croznt.
h l. the intention ofthe executive com.
mtttec ottho byceum, to follow up this leo
ture, with others, ifposstblc, equally inter-
eating.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-13

ITS Courier then enquiries liHw M. Cray Is y Oh.
tain electoral votes enough to compensate for the loss
Of Tennessee. He must then carry Pennsylvania
which IN l847 elected the l]uc6fnco Governor by 10.
900 majority Pennsylvania bsing out Of the question,
he must rely ON Indiana md Georgia. PoLks ma.
jority over CLAY in l9ilih Indiana wt7 1919. aud in
Georgia 1000. We had a test vote in Georgia in 19l7
which the loco's carried BY 1900 majority. Where
then are these Is votes To be obtainedl Michigan has
8 Of them. but no same MIN suppress That t LAY can
carry THAT State which in 1874 was $500 against him.
Iowa t4and ttieeonsin t5) and Florida ~ will not
doit Nor cnn ii be supposed that he will carry
either Of them. Louisiana 81 ia certainly ont Of fts
question, Aud yet with Theses glaring facts staring,
tbs wing party il to b. pushed on to the yergs Of ruin
because the esteem Of wings in States that they can
curry is such for an eminent individual, That they
would rather be defeated on HENRY Clay than be
successful on any other mau!
To Us it is the most extraordinary Of s~recfaeles TO
witness The logged o~bstiuaey with which certain
wings cling to the idea That Mr.. CLAY can be elected
IfMr. CIAY eonld not beat so 5orrs ascrib Us JApEs
K P9ba. nj n p3riol wls1 th9 WIZ, wst5 unitef
an enthusiastic i his b5lralf, what possible eh4lcy
w1nl hs hty3 ofsnss37s ayliast tho strongest mar
the Democrats eau select. tfgr they will assure lily take
their strongest mt1j AMI with the Wing divide in
healing, m nt95 n1nj1Fs 9f then uaoh1ugsabty o..
poeeI to his candilafnre! We wart to triumph in the
COMING contest, fr whit 1t a series Of abstract pro.
positions, a fDrtntla of political doctrines worth. unless
W. eal 81 grlft thJn n1r1 thu alnintstfl'i,a With
Mt CLAY "a olrl5Il7'. W shall ~elltia1s in n h33s.
less, dissatisfied ninorityA-with General TAYLOR.
there are excellent reasons for believing that we shall
succeed. To Wfiigz who regard principles as every
thing, and men as nothing more than useful a~u1iliar.
les to carry them into effect, those considerations are
of paramount importhneei We, for one are no mnn-
aorshippor. We would not rather b. defeated with
Mr., CLAY, than victorious with another. We woulI
rather, infinitely, succeed with the hunbloat Wing
in our rank. thai b5 bga.sn with tbs high at. Be-.
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Married.

At the Catholic Church Of ST. Joseph,
by the Reyd' A. M,ri1. on the 10th in
slant, Mr.. Laurence Mofttnpz 10 Mtss Eli.
zabelh Sanchez, bnth of this town.
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MI. CInY,s prnsnrcts.

The New York Courier & Enquirer sayy-lqi we
endorse It's opinion as that Of u calm cool anl uabias-
sci observer it has been frtIu tntlY stls.l, th1t If
Mr.. CLAY shout get the sam, electoral vote now
that he got in 1911. with The ad iition Of New York. he
can be elected. Let ia SEES If this b. true. To be-
ELECTED by the people at the coming election. the stto-
cdssfal canti ia'e mtst gst IL vtss,, b.i1t n m tj1rity
Of the whole electoral vote, which il two hundred All
nif,atv. M. f1tAy in tglI rnt tina vola Of
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LATE AND
EWG1

taxi tbs m ,f4ol 81 MORN M the pr bio
aenerr ~, tat | IN prepared T. sell them
DRY GOODS Il CLOTH1hG'' Oh reason.
able terms. ! do rot gb any ore 10 suppose
nat ! VII sell al ~ per cert below cot, or
even " cost, Is | have NJ ida ofbsrg en-.
BILE TO co9lproms e with my credi rs at 10
~ RS zen . p dollar ior the goods | bato
ptn Oh sd on time. I thank nv rif ud* foF
tie 1cri fatr mage eonfsrr d last YER st.
" til de ~ d sty solicit q cananuatoti .ot
tle,f ayois. v. IIEBERF.
nay G-lI.
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NOVICE.
sti'e 81 Louisiana
Parish If r. III Baton Raurs.

Stife 6t Louisiana
Parish If u ,#t Baton Rnntn,
In pu"sItho. Of ~ orler issusl hy
Th7nts D"y III, Esq., President Of no P =
lie Jury. m election nill bs haI1 On SIT
nritY ~" 9th dat q Inv 13i9 il III"
hc eli 1T + mentioned Police Jnfy Wards.
fl tie pfIr1as' If "~l"etihg ota member
I ON ra"h Of sal W,rl4 to ssfya IN ffn
Police lay Of his ptfisl IT, Wit n
whrj h. 3, ~ b. bri1 Al the bolsa Of
l hom1s DeV Il, war no. G. at tie horse
OF Jnm"s G Dawson. card no, o. ut the
bots' IF Hfssr7 NJ IL g. Rols4n. (f,rner.
" josiab B%lrlier) ward no. ID, a the
house ~ lIIiln M. Narin, wand no. H..
at tha h1lsn Of John Bartell. snnr., md
ward no, 10. at the ho,=r 1T John II. Var
Court, f q. Sail elections to be held nv
the commissioners anpaiatpd by The Poii.e
juy 70 zach IF said wards. and returns
thereofto be made ~ them as the law di
r cts.
H. C. NORRIS, Sheriff.
may | 3-15
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OF COPART.
NEkaHEP.

The undetsi ned having this day muiu.
ally agreed upon d dissolution ofco,artnef.
81 p, respectfully ipfolm those Indebted 10
them. that all claims ofthe frrn will he set.
tied by W n. Morrison aai thAf b. is algo
authorize 10 liqiidgs al deb.s incurred
by Morrison d Regar.
Wm. MORRISON.
A. REGAR.
Baton Rouge, Nav It'll, 1913.