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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
Succession Sale.
Stale Of Lyuisaad--- PARISH at East
Rfaiaa Eaxln

HtttOH AgNKe.
IN mntter Of the sslccpssian &c HAMrroN w
SwEsNEs. deceasea.--No. a3s -probae.--sisth
Judicial District Cenri.
DY virtue Of q commission issued and to me
ID directe from the honorable Sixth Judicial
iistrici tsonri, ~ and Tor the Parish IL East nstm
Rouge, Stale Of Louisiana, | will expose Al public
ale on SATURDAY, the aish day DC April, 1854, At III
s'ciork, a. NJ, the hereinafter described Property.
~h~loassng 10 the Succession u IL. w. Sweeney,
lecvAssat.
4. tratt Of land situated Ia this parish. about
sselve miles above the tuwn of tsatau llcnge. on
he Mississippi river. containing three hundred aud
wea,y scrss more ~ less. together with ail The i'm
a~rovrm-nts thereon. being the same tract of land
Wherein the arrva.ed resided, boundaries and des.
eription of which will h given on the ~preinires Of.
the day cf SAKE ; also. negro MN. Jim ; Negro
WOMAN. ne! ,ha, and her child Mason.
Tia the following terms Asi condition ID wits one
fearih cash. an the lAlarce an 4 credit of saae. two
and three year~ fram he day of sale. Purchasers ID
give notes satisiact ,riiy end srsed, heuring eight DIR
rent. interest," after maturity until paid. anil special
,narteage retained on the properly seAd til final pay-
ment IL said notes. Ill. ". BARiE.
March Su.h. 1857. Nb@r,R.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
state of LoHisianAAPattsll oil East
Hahn RNNae.

N pursuance OF a proclamation Issued ~ bic
i Exeellsnay JOSEPH WsaIkER. Governor
III The state Vi Louisiana, ihe polls Will ~ oIssl NJ
each Of tls election, p~te,incis, u, The pafh J # I.st
tston ltet.se on Monday thp 1871 day oi artil usbsj
Fr the purpose Of receiving the scies ri The. quail.
iisd sutets III ibis tatfs, fbf IN agHifst the ealihs 81
a Csss,yensin, 10 cbanre the Constitution
Every qualified yatefs soiiiE mr. uf against, =
convention. shall have written Of printed en hs
itailvt. the word Convention, IL In fsynf Of suth csHs
%sehtiof,. and the word, No Cent sntioii ifhe be utl
tt,sed 10 snsh epnvehiiiii..
AT the Court tip,ss vi the tn;vfi VI Hastii Hutgr
presided by Nessts ], w. Jones, II christine anl
h ibulsaeu Al tie hofss of MR. 'fUypspnl II the
Plains presided by william s,sell :. W Newport
and II. q. Nuunp, n, the ht,is, " Mrs Gretii,vsMs
near The sandy Greek presided by Ge'pI"iri j T;
Mel aa anil w. Kritv4 aHi q, TIE ftfks ,f 'ie t'yitl
near The huUse Of II. b. Harrison. presided by
IL. McCiilom. | singletsty and J Z Foreman,
Commissioners. The polls 10 he kett urpn lfoiii 2
o'clock A. NJ, until 4 O'Clock p NJ said election
10 bp conducted and returns thereof made by the
commissioners IN all respects stt,ftlli,s to tbs
provisions 81 The Constitution aiid laws IN such
cases made aud r%,os,dea
= n v pABIN stsrT.
Baton Ronae, this 2nd oi March. 1859.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
M .LWlTE, NURSE. nc

NU ME BUNUEE graduate 6f The Net Tea
Nl Faculty Of Toulouse, France. regularly
licensed ss 4 Midwife, and has oitailted sevt rec
prizes aiiet due examination. offers her sefvnts
10 The citizens If Baton Houge. She cHH liz fo,Ed
at all times either ut Mr.. A. Thefiot or Mr.. Peu.
jops.
She hopes that by assiduiiy 10 businesses. Al
from her practical experiences, 10 merit . share 0
bubble patronage. dec97ff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

A ErE conduit 4 dspo, 4 Baten Rouge, IL 30
n. Mars. 1852. par ]. r, Dulroea. j. p, IN ne.
gre ho,nme qui SO non,n,e GEORGE. ct dit qu'il
appar,enant A VIM Carter te Biloxi. le dit Negro
est d'eneispn 8 pieis 10 peuees d'hsaier, dun
TENT ncir ct Il est aye d'envifon "a aus, le propfi.
e,a,re est requis do SO ceniorniA loi Of lie istifef.
apr.3-3t III. GDOM. Gedi,er.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
AnOtber srIenttnr w n

FEPSIN, the True digestive Euid 81 Gastric
luipe. q great Dyspepsia etief, prepared from
~l,e,.nett. or the fourth stomach OF al On. after dia
reptions OF baron Leil,ig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by j. q. Heuslton. NJ D., No u North
Eighth street Philadelphia This Is atfuly won.
lp,lul remedy for indigestion. Dyspepsia, Jatn.
dice, Liver Complaint, Constipation. ard Debility
cutting after Natures own method by Natures
o. IL agent, the Gastric Juice.
tty$see advertisement In another t%elttiti.
FOR sale by N. 1. WApbiLL corner Church and
Tl,ifd st. Baton Rouge. Feb ~ | y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
Flour! FlonrlI

from st. Louis.
100 bbls, 81. Loais Flour, acity mile extra sape
as Kegs prime leaf L-anA, 81.
1900 lbs, plain family Hams,
IL dos, Beef Tongues, and from New Orleans
500 lbs. Stsgg md Stays Hams,
500 " Dafieli's Hams,
9s-5 gallon Dem9ohnx,
Sci q Far sale ky
aus. "a ALEXIS RnNNw~s~r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

TAkEN up by Mr.. John Clark, about IL
l. miles ffJm The Town Of Baton Rouge. on
tones Creek q saffel mare about . years OLD,
10 hantis high. blaze IN the face, both hind legs
and left fore foot white, branded D Oh the right
hip, The owner is requested TO tome forward
pay charges and take her away, otherwise she
will be So d according 10 Law.
II. L. WOLFE, RaNgsr.
March 2, 1852.
WILL be- sold at auction, At the Court House
dous In the city Of Baton Rouge OF saiufs
day the 18th day ef April tlsi9) At orl,a i A N.
q epffain soffel ,nafe, taken up by Jnhn Clark.
49, II L. MlI.EE, Ennpnrl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
AVIS.
Fiat Dc ID Louisiana -. Paseisse d.
Est HatOn kVuge.

TN consequence d ule Ptofisnia,ion lance par
IL soh excellence 'oseph Walker. goAyefne,r
,e rEiat te ID Louisiane, les = Polls seioit
o,,ser, b ehsqve reimbursement detection lhndi.
II isenie jour dAvfill proclaim 1902. h pforos
de regstoit les bulletin de tons leg guaiiie lie
eetie ~rsfoisse. poa, 90 ;onr, l'appel dune Cons
v~e,ition pour changer Ia Constitution
Tote upihant q%aaiite, vutafii post. oti tr'tte tine
Convention. aufs cert on i~inpfinie sur son bals
leiin le mot " Con, eniion y II II est sa isvpuf de
Ia Convention. et le mot md Convention ci II
est upl,osee q Ia dit Convention
A . naia,ii do Couf dans Ia vile de Ba.on
Rouge, preside itaf Messfs. J. W Jones, q, W,
Christine z, John Il DuItoeq 4 Ia tiaisof de
Mte. Townsend All plaihes, preside par William
sowetl, Y. W. Newport et Henry G. Young b
Ia maison da Mie Gfeenwell, apptes du Sdilis
Crerkl preside par James Cooper, John +. Mecca
e. William Kelly A 10 Fo,ifehe du eheininauptes
lie 10 niaison lie N \ HARRISON. Esq preside par
g. r. MeCDllom. Isaac singletary ct John g,
Foreman. commissioners les +" Polls" lie lien.
ifont ADVERT depuis . heutes ia ts,atin, insaa,a 4
henres lie l'apfes midi, Id dite election pot, etfe
cpndu | et les retuufs isites par lee eoshnlissioha
aires en ioas egafdt salon les provisions de Ia
Constitutions 1t DIES lois relative ehiel case.
Dome se,is tna main b Baton Rouge. &c 2etne
jour lie Mars, 1852. II. v. BAD ". 2heftT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
M EDTCAL.
II. 7. NinDILL.

III IL W HUUTI8Hs
Druggist and Apotherarv
nFFERs for sale a large and we'll selected ~
which he warrants ~ The hest quality, and IN
FISH. He wetilA state thsf liz ~ now pre-.
pared 10 supply PLANTERS ujspil the NEST liberal
terms He does moi profess 10 keep a cheap store,
but will sell as cheap as can be had ID This place.
quality Of articles being the saniel His supply
Of Patent Medicines IL very large; keeping ali Of
those. the reputation Of which are established.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compound.
el. with a strict regard TO quantities and qualities
Used. Medicines delivered al all times; day or
uieh. milf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

fFSWE sshsrf IbfTs oheT for saIe CHI very reaspr-
I abl terms; an excellent pin check line, or
earle. VII eh has bres bus iitse nsed and u a. good
~ new.
Rafsnrn arr invited - rsil ~ the Foundry In
Bafcu R1nyss Als0 IN hsnA several s~rraiier Tires
and excellent wrought iron ehains, cf different d.
ncps ions for ~efnsiGg rSfs.
mssE VT. HE. q HRNI ERa1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
TO Merchants and Flanters.
gEcuf,iTY or DEBTS AND PROPERTY.
rritlsh Commercial Liz Insurance

~ MHH
british Commercial Lin Insurance
COMPANY, or LONDON
Orstrs, No az CAMp sfnkaf, NEw OatHAss.
CAPITAL .ssss a = SJ,uOV.uot
stikptttA, q. asl .sa4sstaa4 : s50,00t
Last nj yidenJ DECLARED. "A t,er cent
LOCAL REFERENCE BOARD,
w khw oAbsAss,
n c. eAAMAok' f'qxs WIT MILLS, H. r.q
WILLIAM MuF selr fia' ! 4 Il Counsel T., : s.a.
''"' GEORGE AaSoLp HOLT, ESQ.
sob,e,rua-tOHN WINTHROP.
MsnirAb EXAMINER.
EDW, JENNER COKE ~ D.,
ArvantAges offered ~ Insurers
Vary low rates oT Premiums on Young Lives
he security Of a large realized and ~inses,e,
Capitsl.
Large Dividends on Policies effected on the par
t~igipation Scale.
Irenpt settlement Of I osses.
The full value given Isr policies when discen
,inued. !.
On assurances for the whole OF Life, une-ha
Of the Premium, II desired, permitted TO reniait
u,pa,d fef The first Sc ven years az a Loan al inter
st, then 10 be paid pf 10 re ntia as a peraian eht
Loan, al the option Of The Insurer,
uaus upen Policies iof the Whole life. ATE
payment OF three Premiums, III proportion 10 ths
value OF the san,e. 8T e
The acceptance Of California. Naval Military
Climate arid Special Risks W all kinds, on pa,
ment OF d commensurate Premium,
Age admitted on the Policy when issusd, !
desifvd, on proof Of date Of birth,
Permission for the lives insured 10 reside II
any part Of Europe, wi hout extra premium o
special license.
Also lnsuraiv. on The lives of House Servants
Mechanics and Field Hands o., plantations. effect
ell at table rates and the lives Of white petsont
insured a. security Of debts az emlofseFs
Application for Insurance may be made b,
mail from any ratt Of the United Mates, TO whiel
prompt attention will be given, with every IN
formation that may he required, aud facility II
complete the snne by IT. q HEARTH,
Aetusrv tor the Sauiberh States
oliee, % Camp street New Orleans.
ests r. NJ HkREF0Rn fstat.
~M Rsfax Eatue Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
$500 20 S&sss+sss@ sT~sNfss~@s~~~
r GOODS.
JUsT RECEIVED THIS DAY.


Just RECEIVED TINS DAY.
A most complete assortment OF groceries and
IA pfcsisions to be sold cheap for eash-~censist.
lug VI The following arlieiess
Potomac shai sa,,ntM No., /, z, md mark
erl ~tierringsl CtslRahs lthekMheat atnr Ham.
driei and pickle beef, rvtup ali qualities NJ
Cuba AMI Iays Coffee common and fne tibaere
CroGAcry.
Coffee rnp, water pitchers m,,eho pitchers
milk pitchers DIAMOND no eoae Tutee,ts. teltew
wash tubes. Rfittaiia caaistr / Elasks ,'leFs Ese
caiesl tnmhlefs preserve lara tslnies for latnte
s,,lAr lamps Cherry brtisaia aud metal ladies'
tsharep and spire lara preserve stands and candy
Jars, pAaeh pie plates.
House EurnisfAtna Ss0ods.
pre has buckets wtdtks fur~ Lame Miks
hettnn rope chords rolling pins, high cards lei'
% paper; Tooth b~faslpss uern ,a, shaving do
IL irjns tin platss Datrh hueketsl Well buckets
wst bowls t.taps h spoons, grim shinsn,er
tnsar trunks ls,k'nglasses iless pepper boxes
nutmeg I, gta,es, Me-, Ne.
Willow and Tiawate "A large assortment OH
hand.
Sundrles. eA
Mastans Linemekt snaf. Mtacahey and Scotch
cutlery hacking matches cotton and Wo
estes, tishing lines OF all sisee cetee mills, cur,
~ aNs hamss eellas, treeeehntns.
In fact we have aiu,hs, every thing tina, can b,
he'd at any other store In Il is tiyva, aud will cell ~
cheap, II not cheaper. Give ire q call
w, MuSsELMES.
February 10th. 1854.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
6 0r III 3 d

IskESH Cora Meal will b. knpplied 10 The
Eiiixeas ~ Bsioa Rnzxs from The Ccsn
sssasniFse d. FessrArr,
HILL = HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
Walking !

TyHE npost extensive and sos1Nefe sscek Of
j WALxIsa CAxKs snd Uxskxfa-As IN Baton
Rouge at Ca. LIONS ayetie 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
J. Al AOHEHTH. HUFBHNs HuWHEI
ROBERTS q HOW ELL
~ATTOHNEYB AT LAW !.

uAvE formed a Partnership In The prsetiee ot
III their pfofsssish, and tender their services
b ali those who may ss pleased 10 intfust biisi.
,isss 10 their management and ears.
Having devoted much time and s~ttsniirn to
tbs Study ard ~pfactice Of Criminal Law fdr The
itast seven wears, they particularly ronsi0end
'hemseiye s 10 these who may need their services
III that department Of their profession.
Usries rRoat ROOM, rtssf rtO6E ABOVE FHs
BASEMENT.
No 81, Camp street. New Orleans.
THEY REFER TO
fioy Joseph Walker, Msssrs. Male. Coz h Co.
William s. Pike. . Oaksy 4 Hawkins,
Bsf0nHeage u J. H. Palmer. NJ Co.,
". l.. Miles, r. Paysh, Il GU.
u. A. Neafus. !" MeRas, kefntar. b
NJ. Frank, Co..
Garrison n Fuqua. r. X. Price. Esq,
Covert h Cobb. u John Holmes Esq,
Clinton +" Hon Judge MaCaIeb.
aug soft New Orleans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
A, MlTTA,

M NJ
pEGS leave 10 inform the putlic that he Is
- again established him- ScR0Nx~4 n
self at his old stama on @xAAleAG
Church Street, where he offers Tor sale eneral
assortment Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE, Low reR CASH OF on accomoia,.
ny terms, and takes this opportunity OF returning.
is thanks 10 his iortner customers. and taatter
himself tina, his prices and quality OF Groceries,
and Provisions will induce them 10 extend 10 him
a portion Of their former patronage. s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

WAS committed 10 the Depot at Baton Rouge
w on the 2ist day OF Marin, 1854 John R.
puisecQ, ], Pa negro buy ieasnea GEORGE. grid
eolot. 5 feet high, ahoa, 10 ears old, says he belongs
u john Muller, III Nascsille, Tenn. The ewner IL
equested 10 comply with the law aal take him awas
mars7 81 ID oDOM, JaiIcs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
vvv,~wss w INT COMPANY eorsissp - siss
~tssvpAres eNASt
ofnee Ma 90 Camp street, bstwssn sfsvS'
snt CpmniUs,.

Titlg Company bring ofgstised solely for The
ufoteeiian Of the policy aud tbsir families
Against whit and poverty. IL ~ ~ operations 2
srest national benbvelett %iistitu'h y, teiiluctsi
,,pan the meet secure arid solid principles. ai,tl
~,ifordina tor a small ANIMAL sum, pail during NE,
: large and handsome legacy TO widows ana
children after dsaiha
All pulley holdeis. whether for life or shorter
SINE, bo continue the insurance I'LL death itafa
,~ieirate III the whole OF the profits VI the eefs,'
panty !.
Creditors ran insnfe the lives Of debtors, A
married ,,tn An cal, effect Insurance. on The lie
Of he, hus psnt, fei The sule benefit and .,ite OF
herself ana children, free from tie claims OF enc.
ditdrss H. 81.
Dr. n. AZ HEREFORD, Agent, who vii give
oil i1Fuftnbtion TO persons calling At HE ohiee.
act m ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
n. T, WaddHT

III II WNGNllT
lFTEHs for sale large and well selected NJ.
sentiment Of Gaping Glasses, Nipple Shields
Breast Pres and nursing Bottles. al his establish.
trent OF Hhtifeh street tn#y3t4y1
DIETS
N for sale by H.T WADtILL
mayJ1-y. BragRtsf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

TAkEN UP by Mr.. jerome D. tsfa- n
l. hath, about 9 miles from the town NM
VI iaainl, ,tolss an ir,ii trey hofse abuoi ~.
10 years nd. II hands high. saddle masks. no btani
Ihs owaef il requested to s,,ne fafwahb RAY rlatees
and take him away, otherwise he will be -.lt At.
errliha to law. II. L. VOTE,
March iaih, 1852. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
or
FRESH M DICIN Es.
IT, IT WAUUTIU,

Az the NeW Tire Stoty Bttfh Butkiiag
asa, The Hurry Hf,se,
LJAs just received d very large and Fresh
IL Sick Of D,ags, Metatnes, st, direct from
New Yttfk and Ihitadelpi'ias
10 those III Eatt Htd v est Baton Rouge, v no ar.
II the inlit If purchasing there Medicines III Ne
Orleaiis, he Nuuld say Send him YOUR afdet'
and lie will oil them FIR the same MONEY that ytt
fay fur them III New Orleans. WARRANTED u b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10
piIlgI Pills II

HAYNES sanaiiys Motatis; Peters; Lees
~ Martins Universal M%ortiniors Tsylefs;
rooks Gillefts Brandteths Wfights Indian
Vegetable Champions s~pencefs Hulls saps
%pingtoh Gettegs gtaiIenbufg. nc. For sale
" H + WADDfLL, Drasajat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

'faoMA. eisnss MohaAr t1iLir iiicst NefeAS
r. Il. a r. II. MORAN,
Attorneys and CoansellOrs at Law,
HA7taN ROUGE. La.
WILL practice iii ths Courts Of the Parishes
w Of East and West Falieiana, East and west
Baton Rouge. and iberyil1s@-ana In the Supreme
Court oil The State. and Cerelit Court Of The Uni-
I'D states, New orleans. dse zi.tf
J. W.SETMOUK,
attorney und Counselhor a Lay.
Office on Laurel Street,
dset4 Baton Reuse, Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

a auzh - Ih,rl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

4 ErE conduit au Depot 4 Baton Rouge, veh-
~ ,iredi Ma . 20, lie Ia geele de Gfeeushbfg
laus aette Etas un nes,e honme que sc nomine
ron Ell din quill appatteuent 4 10 veuve Hays
eepres dc For, Adams, Buat lie Mississippi. le dit
eyre est dun teint loif. . pie,ls . pootts d'han.
'eut agt d'ensiron a. ans, lie pfopeietaire est re-
outs dc re coniorme 4 la loi, ct lie %rriitef.
snr3 ~ jill O0DM. COOLER:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

Sarseparilia.
6 r, TOWNSHIPS Sans Bull Guy
% soft; Weeils W, troops. For e
feb 81 I4w n r WADDiLL DbsS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

CHAS. EMANUEL d. 60.
Qonl0mons' ol0h,ny X FTnShng
STORE, az CAMP STREET.
10may. View Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-10

psuiCs.
rAPsuLEs Of Caster Oil
" do Cod Liver OIL
do Cdpetia
do Copeyia safsatafilla L Cupeos
fctttitl " II. T. WAD1fLL. Drassta.
H. r. WADDtLts
nFFfHs for sale d few 1hompsonian Msdi'
" eines-sheh as
%tmIWsitivii, Extract Huitefnut.
i~abelia, Golden Tiiread,
No q, HJiieaei,
cayenne. Nerve Powder,
t,hien spai, Hay Retry,
iiet Hrit. fsnin Myift. ~.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
Then md Now.

A few years ago, the Wings were ridicu-
ling and abusing Gen. Jackson, because, in
his letter to Mr.. Coleman, he declared that
be was in favor Of judicious tariff system,
which they said meant anything or nothing,
!. just as the reader pleased to understand it.
No,o, they are publishing that very letter.
and declaring that it is precisely the 'Ohig
aoctrins
IA short time since, they were ridiculing
ihe Democrats for insisting that the i'm
zproyements carried on by the Genefal Gov
eminent should be confined to such as are Of
q national character, asserting that there is
norule for determining what are and what
are not national in their character.
No,U, they have adopted as part of their
platform, a resolution, in favor of improving
rivers and harbors; "such Improvements be-
ing, in every instance, national end general
10 their Character"
But times are changed. Then they had
some hopes Of persuading the American peo'
pie 10 adopt their principles. NO,u the,
have abandoned all hope of accomplishing
that purpose, openly, at least, and they arr
content to adopt the language ofdemocrats
thinking that they may possibly pass for such
We have heard before Of those who stea
the alivery Of Heaven to serve the Devil in.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
Practice vs.. Profession.

The following, which we take from the
Cincinnati Enq., indicates that tha wings,
laving become despondent of success in coax
ing our Irish fellow-c citizens 10 vote for Scott
and Graham, have resolved to return 10 their
old course of expressing them:
CHARACTERISTIC Solomon Meredith, the
Wing U. s. Marshal for Indiana, has been
dischargng poor Irish laborers at work on a
railroad on which he is heavy contractor
and the only reason assigned is that these la
borers declare their intention of voting Ior
Pierce and King. The same individual ell
deavored TO prevent party Of Irishmer from
attending a hickory pole raising, threatening
to discharge them in body if they went
The lrisbmen, however, did go in body and
Meredith and his satellites were alruid to pu,
their threat into execution.
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Editors i'm Parliament.

The fear is that some of the editors in Mrs
Victoria's regions are becoming, like many
in Brother Jonathan's, rather indifferent about
their dignity Of character and love Of a good
name.
They are as common in Parliament there
as in Congress here. We see itslated that
the following heve been returned to the new
Parliament ofgreat Britain Nottingham,
John Walter, of the Times; New Ross, c.
G. Duffy, ofthe Nation; Dungarvan. J. F.
Maguire, Of the Cork Examiner; Meath, F.
Lucas, Of the tablet; Rochdale, E. Mall, OF
The Nonconlormist; Westbury, James Will
son, Of the Economist.
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From s.. Louis
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 81.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 81.
Mr.. Aubrey arrived here lest night from
Santa Fe, making the trip in 25 days. He
left lnde pendence July 3lst.
Gov Lane, reuched Fort Atkinson on the
18th Of July.
Maj. Van Horn, Of the Army, was one Of
Aubry's party.
Mrs. and Miss King, Of Georgia, died on
the Arkansas in July,
Mr.. Aubrey says he saw 300 lodges Of the
Camanche and Ricawas Indians on Rabbit
Fur Creek.
Maj. Van Horn said that about the Isl OF
July, eight Apache Indians attacked a party
of Mexicans and killed one of them, and
wounded four others, and took from them
twenty oxen.
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PennsYIvania.

"A friend has handed US the Tioga Eagle,
published in Tioga County Pa. From this
we learn that The utmost harmony and en-
thpsissm prevail among the Democrats Of
that region. All the boilers Of l849 have re-
turned to their first love and are going zeal
ously for Pierce and Kirg--at the election Of
that year we lost near thousand votes in
Togo Co., alone. The scstp Is cold.
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The scioto valley Republican.

The first number Of this paper has been
lefiat our Office. 1t is very neatly got.
ienup. The Editors describe their paper
as "an Independent family newspaper
independent on oil subjects -neutral in
none." This is certainly an elevated char
ucter, il il be at the same time beEefcien
in itsinAuences, but it is one very hard to
p,aintuin. independence is virtue very
:diffiucIt to practice. That our new neigh
bormay be independent, just, and conser-
saiNe. of the highest and best interests Of
our community, is our sincere wish.
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Arrival of the steam Ship Ohio.
.NEw YoRK, Aug. 81 |!

NEw YORK, Aug. 81 1852.
Steamship Ohio from Aspinwall, via King
ston. arrived at half past 10 with 300 pas
sengers and $9,53o,0OO in gold. She left
Kingston on the Oath, Health Of Aspinwall
improving. But little lever on the Isthmus.
No cholera. Passengers report that the
Golden Gate, on her trip up with .he 4th
Regiment Of Infantry, lost many soldiers by
cholera at Kingston. Small por abated
some what, but still prevalent iu different
parts of the island. There has been recently
severa. severe shocks OF an earthquake in
various parts Of Jamaica.
The Ohio, when two hours out from King
ston, was boarded by boat from the Eng
iioh mail steamer Parana, had broken one
cylinder and yas behind her time. Aug 25th
off St. Domingo. passed steamer Sierra Ne
vada. Steamer Columbia with mails, left
Acapulco for San Francisco ON 81, and Uni.
corn on 1h for same port.