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FROM Ihe Albany Arru..
Eighth Congress District.-A Peep Behind the
Curtain


The New York Courier and Enquirer Of yesterday dis.
1coses state OF facts in regard 10 the nomination OF Mr.
EBrooks (hg) for Congress- in the eighth district which
SAYS with regret, must result IN The loss Of that dis
pifict 10 The whgs
II appears from the correspondence il publishes te.
stween Colonel Webb and Mayor Kingsand, that il a
matter a arrangement, well understood BY MessTs
Brooks and Kngsland that the former TO receive
nomination for Congfess as an endorse
ment of his course the House Of Representatives, but
vas to decline Il in favor OF Mr. kngsland, who, mean
fwbie was 10 withdraw from the for the noni-
nation but iha, Mr. g., after his nomination. Ignoring
he arrangement, ard because OF Mr. Ks friends
had voted against Mr. b. in convention, refused 10 with
siraw
These disclosures show certainly anything but faer
ing prospect for the wings in the eighth. Colonel Webb
Nos not hesitate 10 nsnuale against Mr. Brooks conduct
} unbecoming gentleman
GEN. Scorrs oBpvIoUsxns-oR s)METHrNG WORSE. :
The article we copy to-day from the Washington Union
fexh lis in strong light the extreme Of fogetuness o.
something else into which Gen Scott has fallen since
his born tenderness towards the adopted citizen
fard especially those OF Irish extraction.
His acts whilst in Mexico literally belle his blarncy
= and bis letters since
lie did hang OF brand be whole Legion Of ST. Patrick
III Mexico for an offence which 10 his letter 10 Sieve.
rammon Robinson and IN his recent stump speeches, ne
(avsrred no ltsbman vas ever known 10 be guilty Of!
Now these fifty Irishmen either uniusy hung
(Gen. Scott intended TO . blarney the Irish.
Either horn Of the dilemma Picrces the General.in
ychef Of the United States army.-dibasg 1rgm.
OuR CAUSE AND IFS cASDIDATEs-Oar advIces from sli
parts Of the STATE Of the most cheering ehsracfr
3rhe democratic ranks closing for the conflict. Uni
ttel Effort will insure success There is doubt Of K
The last hope Of the adversary Is ~ our divisions i
course will be exceedingly gratifying 70 the wings
lev democrats each town shall erase the name o ono
more Of the candidates from The democratic ticket aud
thus they will spare pains TO promote such dlsaliee
fon Our democratic friends everywhere must disappoint
tina, hope by voting the whole ticket without exception
Tor discrimination blow aimed any candidate may
fall uron the whole ticket and endaBger the cause mat
IAN democrats have at heart
Let ne stand shoulder 10 shoulder by The democratic
ificket-ihe whole OF H. By doing shall elect me
whole restore sound administration Of the national
and State governments and cement the Union and pro-
mole the principles Of the democratic party:
Albang dfas.
rrnrNr cArxISED pL,sTER.--A fresh supply Just y
esiwed u eernenl and calcined pa.ier snd 20 sae w
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CINcIsSArI, October II, 1854
Ohio is no longer subject TO speculation Her vote il
certain Set down her twenty three electoral voies
already secured Indeed, you may embrace the enlir,
Northwest in the count Scott is doomed, and no hu
man agency can avert his Notwithstanding defeat.
CARRoLLToS, October IS. 1851
congratulate you the result OF the election 10 Ohio
We have on cur State ticket between 1900 and 1000
oi majority the wings. We will increase The vol,
in November for Pierce and King.
DELAWARE, October IS 1859.
Our democratic majority will not be lar from fifteen 10
twenty thousand in the State election II will doubles,
be much more at the presidential election, and Will reach
twenty thirty thousand majority the wing party
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FoND Du Lac. Oct ~, $50
You may sci down Wisconsin for Pierce AMI King B,
!, 900 majority.
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MICHIGAN

TECUMsEH Oct IL. 1852
No lear Of Michigan. You can safely pat down our
State at from three to nee thousand majority for Pierce
and King.
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(pcrywtrnnfd arcnue corner Of NiafA arsef)
INVALUABLE BRlCK HOUSE AND LOF AT AUCTfON.-Or
"Wednesday, October ~ O'Clock premz~s
shall sc and beautiful brick house, three
aiming with double porehes with
under the dnngroom and kchen, and well Of excellent
i n the yard
This property l. situated west between s,re.,
Massachusetts within few minutes
fee and Treasury Departments.
purchase money cash tile cs,do. In
four equal twelve, eighteen, twenty u,
with secured by deed ~ The properiy
Convcyances e q the purchaser Tile
! md possession given Immediately,
Oet9i-d
III ~. STANFORD. merchant tailor. p.unsvtvs nsa
north side under Gaisbys Hotel IN
ddiuon bic former stock o oricb fancy casstrner and vest
which WIN BE- made 70 order, a ye superior style AZ The
owes F'sihR Fieh. Oct 9o-iaw3wif
Vi Apollo HalMahsm Blake has honor on anno,pcr- .
her patrons and the public quarter for The m
commence the 18th 81 November, ls5 Madam ~. 40
u through her agent 10 New York All
be coming season Days ~ tuition Washington
aurdysi from half past nl half past O'Clock ~ nns r,s
~ gentlemen a hafpast O'Clock For TERMS apply At The .,
THE National Magazine for November IL now ready.
conenis. bryant, tpors Powerful Microcopes f M
Times 81 Johnson, nice engfayinrs History of the Achems,s
affaret Fuller otroef photography Webster The Sscxi
Prior odys ehost Training Of Rshop, an HYMNS Tn
Process Of Seplpiprn &C, sc. &c ~ 'ft ~
Price, - year, or Is cents per nunhor
-, III. -" W '"e agents, GRAY n BALLANTyNE,
Eleventh. street.
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'EINE Two,HORsE FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSES, AND
HkRNEsson Thursday the 2sh Instant we shall sell IN
Of 9Th and Penssy
yana avenue az 70 O'Clock, an excellent family
der The One uaiters well matched, and handsome
bays aud sod ~ ul The owner having no ahs we i ien
GREEN A SCOTT,
Sep I'D AecuOnssns,
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JERsEY CRY, Oct. 90 1852.
The State al large we feel sanEune Of giving 10 Pierre
King Many wings concede il. and none have the har
iihood 10 claim il
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NEw foRK, oci. 25-Ciovemment stocks United States
Vs. is67, 1854 Canton 81 Exchange on London Ios pre-
MUM -Four is firm. sales 81 3Oe0 bbis nj 81 50 81 u
- State b'euds southern, 81 rs 81 81
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Ohio and Indiana have so Frustrated higgery here tha
VIII DC difficult Tesuseate il by the second OF Noyem
Der Every day wings are deserving Scott The demo
crane party are full OF enthusiasm, hard al work. and
wen organized. We now feel sanguine Of giving the
electoral vote OF kentucky for Pierce and King
MONTICELLO, Del. n 1852.
The wings OF Kentucky anticipate a defeat Eforts
are however being made 10 revive their dropping sprts
lhey are saying great change has been effected for Scott
pa the last two weeks This game, however, is under
STOOD, and we not al all terrified
NEAR CovISGros, Oct. 10, 1882
nave delayed my reply 10 your favor OF the 18th ali
because nothing could be more UNCERTAIN than the vote OF
kentucky, IN the ensuing election, and | can only now
;express my hope that II will go for Pierce and King
MS nope founded on the unusual activity OF The de-
|moe'acy and the comparative apathy OF the wings.
OF Wa. hington Literary soeiety,Ieetug uis evening
|n Union Academy Hall al half past 8 O'Clock.
An sssay w be read by d. s. g. Cabe upon he press
asss io discussion u. the tendency Ofe
The public respectfully invited 10 attend.
oet@ H.. PARKHURsT, Secretary.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
T. Sole Lessee
Second night Of the celebrated
RAvEL FAMILY.
FIRST in Washington charming dansea.ea
MILES cELEsTINE AND vIcToRINE FRANCK.
TUESDAY EvEsIsa, October 26.
The RaveI entertainments will commence with
EVoLUTIoNs ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
After which will be presented ballet panomime Of
JEANETTE AND JEANNoT
To be followed by The talented
MARTINETTI FAMILY
variety grace and agility.
The whole 10 conclude with the ballet panomine OF
THE ELoPEMENT, OR A RETURN TO THE VILLAGE.
Prices Of admission Private boxes S. par
quec SO children under years. price
Us orchestra rs family CIRCLE
Tier, so cents; colored gallery IS
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All Is well in Maine We are bard at work, and de
ernined 10 give good vote,
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Thanksg,uing Day.

HARErEuRG Get. 25.-Governor Biger has issued hi.
proclamation Ptocla ming Thursday, 25th November as
general day OF thanksgiving AID praise throughout Penn
|syiysnia.
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rrurvr. cArCISED pLasrER.--A fresh supply Just r.
- r. n. PEARSON CO,
oc, Ma 7th street, canal.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

CLEARFlELD, October 81, 1852
Our little county did very well the 18th inslant bul
!she will " do better on the "a of November We are
making vigorous efforts, and aim at eight hundred
'loy is perhaps too large figure, for have
flew "pietuys boys among u.s. bat sou may confidently
rely increased majority over Woodward's, which
was the highest at the recent election.
Our friends in Jefferson county also up and doing
land think If they follow up their plans they will also
show handsome increase That county give as
'bg majority as this, if as well managed
The prospect is certainly cheering all around as
FRANKL,N, Oct. 30, 1859.
The prospects of Pierce and King daily grow brighter
lin the Keystone State The result of the election in No
Rvember will perfectly annihate whiggery in Pennsylva-
na that of late election has Frustrated their hopes
and spirits
TUcKAHAENoCK, Oct 81, 1852.
Our late victory has given the people courage.
SSco,t stock is rapidly going down. Four five Of our
ayoung democrats in New York day before yes,er-
yday and General Scott, and they op.
4 posed TO him than There was whig along
who came back Pierce man. So much for tie Gene
4 rails showing himself.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1852.
feel entire confidence in triumphant election
2he patriot and states man franklin Pierce The sole
8Keysone" will certainly cast her twenty eeco
raj votes for him that any future even, will happen
NEW YORK
SYRACUSE, October %, 1854
IN every part of the State the electoral ticket will rur
ahead Of all others, and since General Scott passes
Through here he has lost many votes. His recep
Zion here in this place was very cold affair, and il ha
Thrown damper on the wings hereabouis which the,
Twill not recover from until after The election The nigh
6Sco was here the democrats had very large meeting
lone OF the largest OF the season.
\ SCOTS electioneering campaign will not help him.
AwiIl hurt the wing II has already aroused tn
democatic patty. they see is the las, card that wing
\ gery intends TO play out
. 0swFGo, October 81 1882
General Dix who has spoken many of ihr~counties
o the State feels great confidence in carrying the State
trhs confidence is becoming general, and aiding much
settling mems minds into steady and hearty support
aoi the democratic ticket. -
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The whole 10 conclude with the ballet pantomIne of
THE ELoPEMENT, OR A RETURN TO THE VILLAGE
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Prices Of admission Private boxes s. par
quetc SO cents children under half price,
5 cents; orchestra seats rs family circle, 25
tier, SO cents colored gallery IS cents
Doors open al O'Clock the curtain viii be raised at IN Tn
box Office will be daily from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
p
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BLooMfNGToN. Oct ~, 1854.
All ls well in Indiana. Governor Virgins majority
viii nearly reach twenty thousand.
LAFAYETTE Oct 10, 1854.
The State safe Tor Pierce and King by Al least ter
thousand, certain.
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NEw ALBANY, October ~. 1852.
Our majority for governor will reach nearly 700.
he balance OF the State ticket will fall 1000 1000 be
ow that No candid well-inIormed [whigl will here
liter claim Indiana for Scott.
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Things are looking well in Illinois, and the democra
are on the alert II there is any danger here i Is no
'percepiibe.
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MISSOURI
HANNIBAL, October ~ 1852.
Oar pary i full Of enthusiasm The enemy is now
under the command OF Generdi dpathy, having refused
10 fight under General Scott Set il down for certain
Missouri will give fifteen thousand majority for Piero'
and King.
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AFTER which will be presented the comic ballet pantomme Of
JEANETTE AND JEANNoT
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Mr.. FILLMORE endorses General Scott.

The National Inl,iistneer copies from the New Yorl
Express Of Saturday last the following letter from Presi
dent Fillmore;
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To be followed by The talented
MARTINETTI FAMILY,
In variety of and extraordinary of grace and agility
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DrANO AND TABLE COVERS

oae case superior cloth embossed table, and stand
which will be sold usually Also, consignment
rich nccdeored ombrodess Cor dvan
screcn slippers, sc, which viii be sold considerably
fprtces value.
Oct 25-3ucod CLAGETr h DODSON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-14
Fresi, At~iyafs,

IT. MUsEELMAN. tothst ii laurel and rhttJ
4 . streets, has Just received u fine assoffn ert
of thitfe ctfvtuiry flesh fftiit. Goodwill. Bi1Goft. 20
ht selew red with cafe from new Importation
aisehe which asrf n y
Ilnisohs b. gptrter, i,nlf and Whole boxes md II,
hnfreIfi fiirpus and GtrfHnts. Oranges and Lemons,
G'iase Jelly. lujuhe piAte; fftties IN fhhey boSes,
tnrs ard barrels Fruits IN tieir oHh itlit 4. tz 2
Pears. Peaches, ttrawhertfs. pii,ns. PRIMES. Aprt.
rois. &c, &c: Pfesetted fruits. VIZ. Pine nI,ti".
apple. figs. gainarhpd, Clifton. Quipee. 1.iliprt .
Peathes. &c Drnnay fruits. tixf { harry. hIjfieg,e !,
fus. ofHppt,s. fins t~lppaolat. chrisinliyed peaches;
its .. orttigss. &e.i Eapelisii and American lirklps,
olives nnl fa1ots ! n variety or kett t,ip anil faprps
shrainest HOLSTERS. MAJ ketHls saEraan. nnrhprcs. Il .
SWEEP fl u @lUle and lmlfhfathrs.
lfttigitttL dhify aeJ itesftfH tflesse. G6sh, ii sn,I
f"ll f%iitfert Aith6hd III. %efffiteG sugar Atawatt's
1"'if'ht r"f'fiHd Emf stithr, Fralett and Rpntpeks
htipiaf'iAat rnt pbradarsidifqi6fts Orange mud tthef
OILERS n fttfaittt t'iataFqidib ~ttiHtolei aid tfD
rn. Al. hsfnrlmctt nf the f,tptt ffsnfIi sf5}aI..
W lhtefhfets mn tiiisthi wing n superior aftintt4
u Say WINTER, pertt rntitt. tsspfiee Orappe t.ptsr.
ny .'est brH'if If clpllnfaigpe. el,eprg. %lpaletja.
sriU Ioft WINS In hotties. a s~uferior hrii,ia
Bfhtnif ahd Itish ~wtiikeY. M8tles sttetjnr fjves.
pool Als, IN ils lthetlles. eienfs tia4nnn. Vf,itles.i,
cveitHiti-s nl vateiu mid utlief iuvorttr III nls.
liayitis CARTS, FIRE Crackers hbd fife works, FAM y
b0tes. DO.
Wedding ftrtiet, talis ind soirees served nj sbt m
notifn. y '
Pound. fruit, md sroi,ee eales. knntspt tv ihs
blrigi nhsarted syfups by The gallon tie tfatl,.
si prlied5 on LIBERAL #lerIpa.
AND The tif,est assortment Of eHnaies. with serrc.
illiR ~ ~ litn intended ~ meet ths wants ~ his
ifiettds I'D customers. sdeepfv
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Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Corner Church and Penaeu1iary sf,ygfe.

So,1b " IHNfEH HHH ffHHfHffUfU afxffF.
IOMIlNsDN3S OLD STAND.
w MDSsELMAN, Is IN receipt oil. and
- continually rereiyinga large and well
aaeor'ed steet of Efnceries aid prov issona. cenais,,.,,
nj the following articles: 1
LOG barrels Flour, rs barrels ws.s rort
70 Barrels Mess Beef 10 iurel~Isaf Iard.
% Kegs leaf Iafa, 30 sacks Rio GofHtes
10 Hog leads Sugar. =
Is lmrrels Of Syrup and Aloiassias. 10 Tierces Ife..
30 boxes sstar. raHdles; 100 ho1es soap. " ZOO
Goshen and Western Butter; ~ hoxes II 1ofaeeSS:
Ssaafs ~ iarrels Wbi.ks1; French Iifandies,
~ Wfnes4
Glaret, Madeira, 4tDtf and Urafat Wines.
Preserves.
fftcrties. Iee. tleilor. Gtppei efry. Eastbcrrv .onJ
tinnn preserves, Grares f~HtraIiss5 and sira. ijsffies
Brown. White '" "s,'aas I'D ..
Teas. ~ oS's's'
imperial, Gunpowder, Young Iryson nnd ulssis
Iaarrp Frurrs. = currnap, Rsiaius, sptaes
N~saci,es, Figs, Preserves. a..
kffsaa.
Is barrels No. !, 2. md 8 ,uarIercl .atao,. ,to,,
%sardines, hefrings, add eeyh-h.e s ma gNY
Oils. Y
10 barrca laslcil !: winter ss.aired / de- WlaIa
on ? 20 lassed 81; q baskets saeet OIL
Meats. 4@H ~
and Miller, DE- d.
stagg " SHAY sugar cured Beef lTessf Dee,
~ snast sfiafge qfta0dsiea. Bnlk pofk hog round
k0mdrfes.
Tielisss ~kefchftt, dives, yei,aiceili, maeoront
se.rohs yruP, hea4h sas,seranbe fries, mae. ps.sf.r
spsce* cloves g dDafsat 4, nrsarlrgs, ssiso.la. csfaofsat,,
sooa, Yeast pe Aders. parferin whole nnd1 fbolflrs
1iiaige, starch, Slot, lend, potaIer. serars. almdfhag.
fesans, r~hilberf.. English Wainnfs, ches,,uts. MOI.
VI willow ware, easlinasof ali sises.
boofs and sispesof III descriofinas and slzes.
r9rkrry. giass. hard md Tin ware.
~ Boxes fresh garden reeds. &.s, "
stationary.
fens, blue aud iIack iak. n, large and sasH
poiues, copy books, Naa. !, 2. ., sud / reajers
IN lug Docks. md writing and letter uafs,f. fr,s
ivory. fnck, redding and tortoise shell side esss.bs
Pts neetiies, thread six skejn and srs,I.
.eidEnev bair oil. cream de terssss .xr.. s,.cs. an
cesiies and half bottles Newafk cider II hs,ttss
nauIe strings s. genuine .sIimerjek l.enks. = Iii
sl4ss and lines m match; matcl,esnll Mind. atuokise
TIA eo and psTes % suit. slspa god assortment II
caff cor purchasing elys where. AZ fzg, oise
yol rs fsticn fr POUR aaosrsg as airy ether .sprr IN
Owl ana e good article III tfas--norse stcented
"a 4 nave been engaged IN the hus,rseAa many yearss
experience enables mr. to mivel,aas Nj Ihe Fove.y
pr,ess, w n't e be able ~ lbs 81 Oh perishabIs.
ar 20 q ahd @ ssn low for eash u approved ppgsrs
Jan -. i. W@M
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~ The Hon "A. G.. penu has lain us
under many obligations Tor public docu.
mefts--Hnd latterIy our obligations have
been increased by the reception of 1.-THE
Wing Abolition Attack, Intended 10 show
the Abolitionists bitterly opposed to the
election of Gen. Pierce to the Presidency.
This must evidently be a mistake OH the
part Of Mr.. Tenn III directing this docu.
ment to us, il properly should have been
sent to a Democrat--the South, however
understand this matter very well, they III .
derstaud who support Mr., Pierce for the
indebtedness to Mr.. Penn any the Iess.
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&@F EEtEX%
HonRiBLE ouTnAoE.-The New York
Tribune publishes the following letter from
Whitehall, New York
"A horrible ontrageshas boon perretra.
ted Id this village within d few days past.
Tie papers here nre slow 10 chronicle the
deed. and | give you the facts az / learn
them.
" II seems TINT a Young widow lady OF
French extract, a sufferer by the late fire
in montreal, left that city for whitehall
IN pursuit Of. h home and employ mett.
She came to Whitehall n stranger, md
WINS aecosted la the French lanip,iage by
one Of her eouBtrytnen. He offered TO be
her friend, and directed her where slle
might find work. Sire accompanied him
around n hill, and when distant. from the
village. becoming suspicious of her pro.
fessed friend. fed to the first house size
CAME TO. Soon after Several persons came
mp aud charged The fnmiiy TINT they had
q bad character III the hot,ae, md If they
did not drive her ont, the house would
come down. Upon this tile stranger was
requested to 90 TO n house near by. where
she would be protected That place she
reached in safety, but It proved that there
was but one person ut home, and shr a
ii'nid woman. Here was no protection
The rutfians came tr, to the number of
twelve of fifteen, and dragged the strai.
ger back from the house, some forty rods.
gagged her, and subjected her to the most
alo,ninnbie outrage. .Sie wa- held nv
brute force IA their victim for hours, aud
lett n friglitftl object Of abuse l,rlised
AMI even her earrings torn ont aud pork
eted by the leader in crime. The woman
was carried to n house helpless, aud il not
yet ont Of danger.
"Ilie next day the Whole village was
aroused, aud constables placed OF, The track
of the monsters. Several were secured |
They proved ODE mostly Cnnadian Frerri,
ranging from sixteen TO twentv.ive wears
ct aye. TIE youngest turned States ev-
ideneP, and related occurrences, which,
were corroborated by the woman. too re.
voting TO be rend. At one time ii,e por,.
t1lace. could hardly he restrained from in.
hletihg summary punishment on tile out
They were brought before Justice
TAU. aud nine OF the number have been
sent to Salem Jail. It is thought that
lei, years will be their shortest term in, the
Prison" ##t l.
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ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
parOisse d,Est Baton Rouge.
10 Jan vief. ts54.

10 Jan yief, 1859.
CanfsrrvA 3. Ksisa !, \ oioso-ac our du Sig
f vs.. istsfs Distfiet Judi.
/ "A z RES argument IT ~tra1yes do eette cause
II a<ieest cvt,siderG res'fieiiyeineit NJ sopiqaes
de pfapti6te. La demandsf esse h iailH ale tai. =
les NfHHs6s fe1nis, aux extes alleg1d, pour IIuii-
tul6 4 1Ifie ket1aratitgf de corp. File 4 heahitiofns
I'm .Inste dfoit h la dissolution de is eonpuante 81
ai %b6uefce de Ia fermentation en- ctia. et 4 IN Sc
rsfa,ioi de 81 ptopri6t6 tersouhplle sd restitution
Ell son administrations independents.
II est four4iloi o%rdonn6, adluge. que Ia de.nan-
dercsse Cllristinn Kuight reeouvfs du tiefende IL
Richard /. uowisen son mari, sa negresse roinple
Hannah, agte tie trente cin1 ats, lie ~ valleur lie
eihl cents %pishtres, en- atttfeAAsida iqtietne nt-4
Dc p'us le fond lies niatcheudisps eyaine h detx
mile piastres. les ireHtes tel qu'ils sont dars 10
nagazin ct entire les mains dams Ia vile lie Baton
Rouge. dn plus la maisoti Ell lie lot de tede situe
dans eaiis partie de 10 Vile de Baton Rouge ar
pehfe par Csssas ct Miranda. et desigis sur te
plan CONNIE 10 lot Nc. q, eiant un terfein dieu.
eoigntife, inesnrant %soissnte piels de face, sir lie
cote neid d. clisinii tnenant . q ttarers de Ia vile
espagnolle, par cent qlatre4tiugt pisds de f%,rof,f4
dettr. estit16 Il dot1za cent piasifes, Ell ii " raft de
plus q'fslle h aei,etf avec les IciIs paraphefnanx
IesAdeus e~sciates William sgee de steute deix
ans. Ct Catherine ag6e de yingt-trois ans. Les
detix dc Ia v1llenr de Iotze cent ~plastrca, Ainsi le
leaS ne res prophecies cisttessfts uecrltes. ri ehgqile
etafIt Ia meme ~decritaaet reeiarne dams so petition,
ellie hui est decfete en- nature ct en- prophetic alb
so'b de tire ct possession CT administration inde-
%pendante de ct pat ellie speciallenient, d ~l'exclu-
sion lie toute participation glielronglie par son iii
mari lie detsiideIr. ct 1a'elIe reeet,yre tbris frsis
dc &c process ansi bien ceux encour,, CONNIE eeux
qtii defont encopru dans fexecutiou de ee jdge-
fnebt. tSigree) WIN B ROBERTSON.
t''tt Jtga tie District Germ District j udiciaifa.
&c q bullet 1852
Bilteai de CRETE. Est Baton Rouge,
Une Yfai copi du jugetuent original, enfler ct
de iegistte dams mon bureau. As5e5@
81 Juliet. 1862. NJ. M0RENO. Gtenicr.