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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
THE PLIES
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
DIR. upHAM's VEGETABLE EBECTUARY,
Or Internal Remedy for The Plies.

pREpAnBD ny i Urban, New York, d re-
gularly educated Physician, who deVotes his
attention almost entirely to this disease. No
mineral can be detected ID the composition. nor
any other article that can be directly indirectly
deleterions. The remedy was invented By Dr..
Uphain after he left college. He was drive to
find A SURE ron THE PILES BY the misery The
disease inflicted upon him; ard he now offers
the benefits 6f his discovery to THE WORLD AT
bAReE. The proprietor Of the Eleetuary ude-
qdiyoeally and distinctly avets-(and eItAL.
LING rs oNTRAptoTtoN)-thati will completes
ly cure e~ntsrnat, Internal, blind or bleeding
Plies or THE LONGEST
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The Maine Election.

9 ne augusta Age thus sums up the results in this
r, anu settles the eson TO the triumph there
'o"e wing journals have been sangune enough to
anticipate and silly enough to claim -
towns and "a publish below returns from 800
fdan, a WIN The vote of last year when Dana
yIe Teefved 33429 votes Bronson Gei1 2IaiS
The towns reported beIovO la, o'eIs received ho29
ro,es bronson 1898 and all Others $50 The same
OWLS tnis year voted as follows Tor Dana 39 IA Han
I'm, 20,s33; Others, 1 l 965 ' '''i' o' nam
Inc vote OF each party has been increased as CLIQUE
democrats o'439i wings, 5.905; Others 4aa5
me II towns and II plantations not heard from las,
ear voted as fellows: N mum last
for Dana, $685. for Hamlin, DTS for Others 100 The
Voe OF thefe towns last year. added to the returns re-
" 'neu, Wild make the whole vote stand follows:
Daha 59,s6S iiamln, 80 2l1 Fressenden &C. ~ O74
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Maine Erect!

IL dFdcf Of tettertrom a most intelligent citizen dated
m AUGUSTA September 49, 1s4s
Nv The esu of our State elections is now ascerlained
we nave received returns from the entire State Except
ing Only few towns, Sc, which last wear gave Dana
the der ocrac candidate for governor about 600 votes
ana th'. wing candidate l00 and the vote will stand
IN ror.nd numbers 1000 for Dana 80 900 for Hamn
ana 800 tor abolition, free soil, and scattering
w have elected S4 democratic members of the House
VI representatives. TO 81 whg and abolition and ii sena
TO wing; thus securing by strong maorities both
A;cbes OF the legislature, and the election of governor
tha body--our constitution requiring majority over
i DINERS 10 effect an election of governor and senators
by the people ~ '
We have also elected democratic members of Con
gress TO wings We should have elected the 81 VIII bt
Tor unfortunate personal difficulties and divisions there
which separated those who will act in unison in Novem
ber " o'eii-
The democratic vote increased over that of last ~
by about 1000 and the wing vote by about 5000 '"'
Inc abohon vote two years ago was almost ~ ooo
SO you perceive that the free soil movement has moi s
much head way In splitting up parties here The I ue
mocracy OF Malne want no new organizations ar j., ~
new parties. They satisfied with their party ~ no
Several causes conspired TO reduce the democTp . IL -
winch Will cease to operate in November tuG woe
Thlgs, on the contrary, stand better now than e the
Ina time They cannot bring all their me ney can al
Seno al Taylor Some of their leaders w n 70 voe ior
h, ", 'te on the 18th, have addressed 40 carried me
cv in o. poson to General Taylor, ID peoe
their oppOsn. on,
will carry the ticket for Cass Rmer h no no1 1 at
least-more probably by 5000 " u''e' ny i0'0o' d.
They intend to secure for ,a;ne tho booo., far tbe
campaign of 1913.
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To rouse our republican friends to the greatest eXer
TONS and to show the maneuvres tactics and cacula
tops Of the whgs lay before readers the follow
;r btbopraplie circular, which has been put into our
n ands The wing committee in this city, who are now
ne lively and extensively engaged IN the manufacture anu
llation of documents, have among avaey oil Others
h,i she'd in one of their tracts the circular ietter
=, !, ,mocratic committee of Washington, OF v, nicl
,hor ave obtained copy, and we beg ,eave t.
ro,,,rn IN compliment by bringing Their. own secre
~.ns,c,;o, to the public eye How visionary, how
ouor ara some of these calculc Lions in the follow
;ro circular. They "speak encouragingly" of Penn
zvlvana and Virginia! Singular, indeed but this,
course, must be thrown out to keep up the spirit
os their frien d. They calculate on winning Georgi
and Louisiana Let frie Dds there beware. Bu
The democrats in these two States cannot lose tn
rame except by their owr. apathy and this we cal
cannot at all apprehend. They calculate on the Sou'
..donr its art for tle election of General laylo
although Mt Smith is assured. by the private lie
for in his ~ ,ssesson. that his nominee will not veto Il
Wilmot roviso He begs his correspondents not
agtae ne free soil controversy, for there hes he DANCE
and the re is no advantage in it, he has The private
suanc es in his possession But the gist OF the who
matt II comes at last to this: they must carry ohio'
the are gone She is TO be the battle field. lhere IN
q the great struggle; and no pains must be spared al
horough preparations must be made, to carry that Sta
Ee,eorne forearmcd, then Our friends see the gar
{" 80 the enemy, and we must be prepared to meet the
We have no doubt that they will all do their duty that
shall carry Ohio, and defeat the military chieain," w
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I'll b.

siaueyy base onenot sanctioned by the spito
the fede raj pact contemplated by and we could
no IN support a m who would violate that compact
this way than would any other traitor ~ the real IN
of the whole county Gen. Taylor gives us In his
first Allison and in his conversations with other
gentlemen what we rely TO his own course OF
action only this but other questions, if the fair will
Congress made known every may rely on IL,
that Cen Taylor will feel he is sent TO Washington TO
lord Congress- but to be the executive and exponent
of the pc )pe will expressed through that body We tell
The ''Union" more that have knowledge OF a
letter from Taylor Bates, of which Truman Smith has
copy do think such letter in exisence and yet
we say again. Gen Taylor has stated he cod not NEEDLE
with constitutional action ofCohgress the slavery
any other question We have what consider kaooidge
posittpe this point and it here the North rely
The ~ nion" may take the iact-use itior have no
wish play game and he may send it South far
pleases. Not a whig south of Mason and Dixons line
la will be disturbed hair by such fact.
howeve-. we have the whole confession, as we
Here theh' there may be no letter from General
expected Though p" is letter referred to by Mr.
TAYLOR himself, yet then. -pondent. who had con-
Smith from a most reliable correer ,nohly understood
versed with General Taylor, and thoro =, kno,,,edoe
his views The Journal editor has postu. >, No,
that General T. has declared that he woui~
meddIe with any bill, with the Proviso clause IL III
which Congress may pass Such is the positive iac' anu
we have no doubt about it, and yet here is Connecticut
editor who is so well satisfied of the infatuated ana piso'
cd shirt of the southern wings that he believes he posi-
tive declaration and certain knowledge OF TINS lac'
will not disturb ga hair" the vote of single southern
ybe The people of the South best know how 10 APP
preciate this lactous devotion of the wings
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DIED.
September "a

city the morning of the 23d inst FRANCIS G. Liable
the last fourteen
ing city and had been previously for
depba
with his aheconate disposition and his skill in his profession
him widefelt respect in society He
the
whilst mdshpman taken prisoner several YEAR,
was confined than - ago emigraed Ia
the United with tho elastic spirit Of Frenc6man en-
profession which inferior dignity to thai
his youthful fortune and ambition had designed
doubtless liberal to his purse and conducive
others mention that
MIR Liable middle Coday relative of that
extraordinary woman Charlotte Corday who in 7os
the leader of the sangunay party the
Mountain" n the French Revolution
invited
opposite Wars Hotel
ont Monday next at Ia O'Clock, IN. ~
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


~. 800, BALTIMORE, Sept e, Bp. m
'eana" me REGARD Of bapery-7sryibx suies,
UP 10 the time OF writing tidings have bsen i,
rom Boston of the arrival Of the steamer Acadia shih
has now been out fourteen full days We are Lovsv.
momenarly in expectation OF the receipt of tbe ,nn
meht of her arrival and if she should come durin ,h
eveAng will forward you outline her news INV ,.
graph. y VIC
Geographic despatch from New York announce. ,bs
arrival of the brig Brean from the coast of Africa bring
n9 intelligence of The capture of four Brazilian vessels en-
gagged in the slave trade
Frederick Jerome, the seaman of the New World who
displayed such nobleheared daring at the burning of the
ocean Monarch arrived this morning at New York from
aPoo'. lie is to receive the freedom of the city in
1od ooS, besides subscriptions from the merchants now
amounting to about 81 900
eSse oakley, for many years past clerk of tho New
orN superior court blew his brains this morning in
ue oouf',house' His brother, Judge Thomas j. Oakley,
p'N ' oeheh oil The same and who sitting In
- ro''", was so overcome that he carried
nome by his friends in of insensibilitv
The MAnKErs-In the Baltimore market tbi, norprg
Hour was quet-deaers disposed TO hold hack n, hrhsr
advces from Europe Sales have been mado of 500 bbs
howard street brands at So 25 City mills noniaa at
90 37-no sales-market rather heavy Corn n..l n N
S3 20 for country and city. Rye -four 81 80
There is no change to notice in grain A sale Of q 600
bushels prime red wheat at ITO Good to primo do
may be quoted los ITO white ITO lls cents
and family flour do. l22 l25 Corn is ssea.v with
ales of yellow 81 cents and white 81 81 cents
% Il % cents rye 40 cents.
Provisions remain firm and fair business doing the
nade. Groceries firm Sugars in fair request.
Beef cattle 81 40 per 100 lbs gross averages live hogs
81 rs SIS Is per 100 lbs.
Whiskey is rather dull Sales of bbs 26i n cents
hhds nominal at 26 cents per gallon.
AT New York this morning moderate business doing in
-four and prices rather in favor of the buyer Sales day
of 1900 bbls Ohio and Oswego brands at - 81
IS rs Genesee 5 6S S6 rs and $5 81 Southern brands
nominal at So s7a SIS 3d. Corn meal 10 RAJ rye -four 81
Wheat has downward tendency; saes Of 500 bushels
Ohio red III cts; Genesee do l29 ISL Corn is
mixed, and 10 cts. for round yellow Oats 81 50
At Philadelphia this morning. flour quiet. Sales
of few hundred barrels of at SIS S7A $S ~
some asking SIS so. Corn meal $3 l2t. Rye flour
"a 49, There change in grain Sales Of red wheat
no liz ia cs white llS I20 Sales of ytl
low corn 63 cts; mixed do. SO GAS IS 81 cts.
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Correspondence =, a.. p,s,. -,
Thing g..

~ FRIDAY-4, p. m
lhe Clay P1ry ave abandoned their published nten-
ton OF ho ng ?. meeting at Vauxha this evening The
Clay g neral committee and committee of nine met last
even ng at the Western Hotel, and understand that quite
enc occurred The general committee accused the
ee of nine (now reduced by deserton to six of treach
cry elimination was followed by recrimination, and
the upshot of the affair something very like
This afternoon official notice has appeared indei-
nitely postponing the Vauxhall meeting 1t may, how
ever come off Tuesday mig mt, in compliance with the
wish of some of the Clayites, who want to hear Mr..
Bolts 1t certainly too bad 10 bring Mr. B. all the way
from Old Vginias shore without giving him chance
to say something There will be no nomination of Clay
electors, and in fact the whole Clay movement may be
said 10 have failed
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For Vera Cruz and the Pacific

Notice is hereby given that Mr. John Parro consul and
navy agent of the United States Mazaan will leave
Washington city about the 18th instant, and New
York on October for Vera Cruz, and from thence
overland the Pacific. All official correspondence from
the State War; and Navy Departments will be conveyed
also letters to officers of the army and navy California
Oregon; but from the nature of the journey overland
though Mexico newspapers and pamphlets be CON
veyed.
September "a
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.MaRTI.N. 4 u-RTaMr, .s.ceserer,.

THE subscribers, having Obtained license a. auction.
have taken the house Seventh street. ono door
moth of Pennsylvania avenue lately occupied by Mr.. DA-
vid Waters and having fifteen yeas experience
offer their services dispose OF real and personal
properly, OF every description, Washington and George
town, and will receive for private sale all
Of new and secondhand furniture, dry-goods books STA
onery, Watches jewery, &c. They win give particular
personal attention to sales at private dwellings; Also
orphans aud trustees sales and pledge them
TO make prompt returns in all cases.
JOHN MARTIN,
EDWARD s. WRIGHT
Aug 26--eolm 7th strcet ear Penn avenue
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. "a, nhct will be over. And
how now stands the canvass! A " wa :,
States ready for trial! Are they
edectually organized Are the c. T N =,
at work But above all, are the ''
Joud the freenlen of the natton--th W "'' ~
s,,udard of a Jefferson Madison M "Doe' 0"' ''""''"
ore thev standing 10Th the armor OF ' o'' P''P
| FIR the encounter now Just al WeH
au,ate to the ten thousand secret frau VIC any, app" a.
by which an INSCRIPTIONS adversary 80 si'u' "'o
ensnare them Can they have fogou J" niat INT "'ua
yeapops of federalism IN all poiicai eoh'est arc III
,ons DECEPTION and fraud Do theyno "see eve ywhe''
around them the insdious movements o. party u''.s
their principles afraid to avow their pinons and us
honestly connving the base Teache ry by which the
hone TO trick Gen Taylor into the Pre- ,identia char'
LET us awake in time, friends TO solemn sense of
!. these inquiries
e How goes the battle In Pennf ylyania and Ohio are
Won all ready? The seeds OF decei tor are now prousey
nourng in upon you from the e dera council chambers
yur canals your railroads. yf ,u venues of travel are
lie I'll now literally grooming un' er thu weight of documents
ct amphle,s tracts lives ar ID spee' hes intended to mislead
en- and entrap you Wa ch well these arch inguers, and
eli puard with the cation that becomes you the first APP
proaches OF the foul advers; Try who would draw you
from the path of ectitude ar,d duty We shall surely
.0 triumph and with overwh. Ginning vote, If you are not
~ cheated out of your rights 1t ever wachui OF that
" faithful mandate of the freeman eternal vigilance Is the
w. price of liberty you will not ny awake from sumber'
but arouse to eXerton.
'o' All looks well around us, State after State ha
been enrolled conspicuously along the democrat &c col
VI umn holding out 10 us the 81, ynhcant signs that
Jealous and active noW, we shalt DC cheeIe with tri
1h mpb on the 18th of Noyem Der more bra and gorou
~ than ever yet crowned republican Standard
-, fatality may attend pc Aitcal apathy. That, happily
is not an ingredient in the creed OF democracy We
90 not repose upon cert ain strength the upright
h ness and purity of our while willy enemy il
A ambush to fall upon and esroy So, awake friends
ho awake the contest now raging through the land.
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NEW Goods for Gentlemen.-A H. YOUNG respoct-
IN fully informs his friends and the public that he has
ceived part his fall stock of veadyndde goods and will
in few days have many more.
1t is his determination to keep constantly hand every
article by gentlemen Except shoes and hats) of
peror style and quality at low prices All articles
ed represented.
Measures taken and suits furnished to order short
notice. No deviation in price.
Sept 2i--3
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e,TOvEs, crates, and Hariw.re-I now have in stor

NTOvES, Crates, and HardwAro-I now have in store
- large assortment of the approved and latest
style of and in suited to this market of
various kinds and patterns for wood and coal Radiators,
this fall very handsome. l have Beebe's cooking
ranges best Also the seliacting stoves, which
know will onehalf the fuel from the common air
tight stove good of the American Air-tight
cooking stove, of which the agent Of this pace mono
genuine, except those with brick bakeovens. Hardware.
&c selling cheap for cash G. WOODWARD,
Sept 24-6ld Between 10th and llth sts., Penn NV
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fns- Another grand rally OF the democracy OF IN,

{GS- Another grand rally OF the democracy Of the
District Arouse one and all! The democrats of Washing
ton Georgetown Alexandria, and counties adjacent are
vited assemble in front of the 'Union Buildings or
Wednesday evening next, the 9th inst - "a
1t is hoped that all good democrats will attend. i
by their their interest in the success Gnu SHOW
cples 1t behooves the democracy to be Wi II their PIin
all give evidence of that fact by atendi re awake LIE
evening next. ~ on wednesday
The Cass and Butler Clubs Of the 49,
specially invited attend with different wards are
anticipate full delegation Leir uahsparancies we
prominent member of tho ,arg, Maryland heretofore
address the meeting wing party of that State, will
well known cham5i he eloquent Frank Gallagher, thu
civ in expected t. of democracy Of the Monumental
Rovdon Gen address the assembling Hon F. w
addresses .dcCala, and other speakers, will delive
BY order
Sen. tic Association.
- "a J. d. HOOVER, Chairman
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UNION
o.: pretended availability" But, in trying to eluch
~ '"e wings will see other States, upon which the g
eoouhung' slip through their fingers.

.psn WASHINGTON Cry, September ~ 1878
i, 80 address you in behalf of the whip execntivs
De - 'he two houses OF Congress Nv object i.
comm. 80 particular attention o the importance of the
10 invite Is iie ana national elections in Ohio am
approach e south viii doIs part towards eleetin. the
satisfied tn ne Fhladepha Convention. | an con-
nominees hlounation which deem reliabla ia, , 49,,
yinced from ieorgta aud Louisiana and nar,, NJ .,rn
shalt win both ich ala not vote for Me- Clay in 1874
other slave States ss CERTAIN you must carry Obi in NJ
bni TO make sucet "aa and Virginia our friends speak
Veihper III fehis "' hopes mainly cluster about the
encouiasnsy, o9t 4Hs NOT dlsappoint us, Enter into
oae' iou u The subject of fire. soil, for
no CONTROVERSY WIN any %sire, The that the
uovey is what agiaors airy will he 90 "a i - a bap,s r
n'e'eSt' "a t'iS WING oo"'
General Taylor is enough 10. "A ftbrool > - f,ia,, |
In conclusion, beg you MAS q, e. 49, - -. ~ |
make thorough preparati Cbio ,,,;u l.; an i,i,
November, in the belief that - 49, T',o |
prove the great battlefield of IL p
from you. - ri5
" i'h "i"'N ie'P''' ' W TRUMAN SMITH
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TRANSPARENCY Blind Msterial-Just received a
i few pieces printed Frach transparency cloth, with
oil colors, suitable Tor shadesNc.
sept A-3uf D. CLAGETT 81 co.
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IANNELS.We have in store 500 pieces of fannels, In
l. various widths, qualities, and prices We have fine,
medium, and low price white flannel fine white Welsh
nels all qualities, &c. warranted shrink in washing,
comprising fine and complete assortment
Sept 24-3f ID. CLAGETT co.
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A MOTHER supply of CsrpetinG-We have just re-
"A ceived twenty pieces extra supertne ingram carpet
ny, new patterns and combinations OF c0iofs which
make stock of all kinds peng iul and COM lee
Purchasers will md IL much uer advantage 10 cal on
us before pu,cbasing AZ our stock larger and certainly
much cheaper than can be found south of New York.
d. CBAGETT co.
Sept Stiff
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New scheme, All Prizes ,

o. No lotteries legal in Maryland but those under the
management of d. PAINE 81 Co.. and the sale of any ohe
tickets is fraud against the purchaser.
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NTOTICEThe attention of the public respectfully
IN vited the which takes place Tuesday next
the residence of Mr. Geo. Settnus 10 o'clock
the corner of ID and 9th They will find il worthy
their attention. the furniture being of fine quality. In
on to that already advertised $50 volumes of miscel
laneous books, several fine oil paintings and thogra phs
French plate pier glass For further particulars
adver tisement A. GREEN,
Sept 2i-2t Auctioneer.
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G5-First Ward Cass and Butler Club.--The members
Of the above club requested assemble the hall on
Monday evening next, u o'clock to make arrangements
to attend the mass meeting TO be held ON "Wednesday eve
| Sept "a J. d. HOOVER President
MS A special meeting Franklin Fire Company
viii be held Monday night the 18th instant, u
O'Clock All the members who Intend visiting Baltimore
the 10th OF month requested to be present, bust
of i'm portance will be brought before the meeting
BY order: w. A. BOSS, Secretary
! hs- Attention, Sir Ixnights!-A special assembly of
Washington Encamp men No. will be held at the Asylum,
of and 10th streets Monday evening,
at hafpast six o'clock
Soiournng Sir Knights III regular standing respect
fully invited to attend
BY order of the M. f. G. G.
Sept "a EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder
| o. 9TH Wnrd.-At a meeting OF the 7th Ward Cass
and Butler Club, held at the usual place Monday
ing, the 18th instant w. f. Purcell esq., in the chair, it
was, motion of T. Goddard esq,
Resoiped, That this Club will meet again Monday
evening, the 18th instant which time expected that
Mr. Stephens of Bladensburg Prince Georges county, Md
of all the members of the Club is requested and our
democratic friends of other wards respectfully invited
| to attend M. IHoMAS,
| Sept 2s-2t Secretary pro TEN.
T INEN GOODs.-We would invite attention of pur-
IL chasers stock OF linen goods as being full and
Stout Barnsey sheetings, in IL ~ ana i0-4
DO do do in 5 and Cd
| 9-s Irish linens, for pill ow-cases
A great variety of Irish linens every price and quality
Stout huckaback towels
Do do diaper
Extra fine, fine and medium B. E. diaper
10! fine double damask diapers
81 g. b,on do all prices pr
Also few pieces of those everlasting siIesa damasks,
| Napkins OF all sizes and prices, &c.
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NEW YORK Fall Fashion for Gontlomsns Haes.-
IN In accordance with his usual CUSTOM STEVENS
again pre- the citizens OF the metropolis with the New
York fall fashion tor genemens hats he would announce
some i'm provements manufacturing, md also
entirely new styles of trimmings. 49, sl
T., resenny the fashionable hat sold by Bee a. Costxr
IN Nav York STEVENS does conine his customers to
mai shape sale the shapes that others sell this
city
examine my stock at No. Browns Hotel
Sept 22-6teof M. H. STEVENS
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Cla "a 25
To be drawn in Baltimore, October Fl, SIS
y In this scheme the lowest three number p IN. = q, oco
all tickets with any drawn number ak. ~ ,i, ~,
not having any drawn number will be .Ty,i.S - OK