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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
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WING STATE CONVENTION
Conclusion Of the Wbig state Convention
Harmony nna hpthusiasm.

Conclusion oil The Whtg state Convention
Harmony nna hpthusiasm.
ayecja' Disratch 70 The - L. TribsRe.
SYRACUSE. "Wednesday, Sept 22-sPM
The Wing State Convention has finish
its business aud is just Gdjourning. It's
CELEBRATIONS have been harmonious, its
spirit enthusiastic, aud the ticket is regard
,6as a strong one and gives general salts
faction.
The only difference ofopinion developed
relates to the everlasting topic Of Slavery,
on which nothing is directly said in the
resolutions, hut a general declaration is
made which those who please can construe
Toto IN apprOva of the Baltimore Platform.
A large majority of the Convention was
opposed in sentiment even to this cOnces-
sion but yielded it for the sake of peace.
On oil the distinctive Wing grounds tho
resolves are right. strong, and explicit.
believe the whole State was represent
ed before the close of the session, one As
sembly District, perhaps, excepted.
HENRY Ten EYcK, Of Madison, has to.
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philadelphia News Items.

CoussyOndsnts Of The N. y Inbuns
PHILADELPHIA, sspt %. is5a
Madame AlbOni sings 10 this CITY ON
The steamship City of Glasgow, Capt.
Wyre. arrived this por this mo,niog rom 1,,u
po3I sfer a passage Of thirteen avd nan ,ays lou
dock 70 dock. She bringsa large cargo AM s'sS
hunter u pDteps5rs mo.
A genteel young scamp, named ,homP-
an swipoled tailoring embellishments ~ ma'e~1s
On, Of handsome suit If cosnrs on aendAy. ne
"a, .ted bi, escsp- ish the sossy gsrmshu
Eliza White, aged 81 years, residing In
sn,ovn Road rear P.urth, accidentally fell a. an
.sr, hour this morning nuns hss spioe, aud died u
lev minuSes sftsr =, &c,
Elizabeth Wooyer, young girl, living
IA willow 8, near Fourth left her infant 10 cespoot
isst syeutpg and decanped There has been quis Q
NUMBER Of irfsntcite cases Ia this city lately.
Thomas Weir, aged 20 years, residing
10 Prabkn st, Kensinstsn. wss snaother red 70 dss6
ls.t .bt by Grnpg on his face In bed while sbohag
und, r q it,
The weather continues very lovely.
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Yellow Fever ct Charleston, &c.

CHAsLEsToN, Tdeidsy, sept q, Is7-
The Board of Health reports l3 de4ths
from yellow fever for the "a hours ending donisY. at
10 p NJ and 40 dssths for tue week OF tbs 10 deshs
ouly 2 were nsuger the rest we're Gs,m rs, FRENCH
Eng'i.h snd Irish, prcigal'y she lst;er Dr. Dawson
the Ciy Register appenGs a note 20 ths report pub
shed 10 the morning papers sstiog that be hsd seen
lst,Crs from physician of high standing Ia SsSannih
who says therein, tact he has never knOWn 80 m ich
,ckuCs, In Savannah, nos exists shefe, that the
csses are tan 10 one more numerous than have &C.
CURED within his experience, and that be has mad
palent, who died with tie black vo nit
CHARLESTON, "Wednesday, Sept -, lSj2
The Board of Health reports ) deaths
from yellow fever for the 81 hours endHg at 10 ?. H.
yesterday, tuesday,
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The Southern Mail at BaitImore-Whig Mess
MeetiDg-Che Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
-CousuI Sharkey,

BALTIMORE, Wednesday sept -, lsj2
The mail is through from New-Ofleans.
There 10 no news Of interest.
large Wing mass meeting. held TO-
night At the Whig Headquarters, was addressed by d.
Water Davis Mr.. Sever, and Others, 1t was eniha'
slsitc.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows oc-
eupsd to-day With the proposed Aersors 70 the Ton
Satutn n. TIE only amendment adopted vas oas
chspg the time Of meeting Of the Gsad Lodge iccm
the ihiId to the hrsi MONDAY Of September All o'nes
proposition, acted upon are indefinitely po''Ponen.
Conmir ee 10 prepare new Constitution vas "
for and the following selected by vote OF o. - :,
MessIs De Ssussure Sou,h Carolina; Colfax, lnns9A'
Barnard, New lors Ellison, Nsssschusest'i u'iih'
Georgia AZ,
Judge sharkey, ~ last acc ups wa at "a; n, NJ
sissppi He vii n.t return to Havana until NoyemosS'
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FIREAsD Loss OF LIFE.-A very lamen

ale occurrence at Backsport has thrown . gloon
over Tho entire community ofrhss thriyfog hide village
|, svpearr that At O'Clock on Saturday morning ss
some VI the family of Mr. John Hubbard were aroused
from II cir see2 BY unmists sigas Of thsr ~s
ir b-lr on IRE. Mrs Hubbard. 10 her alarm, inme.
cists, Jumped from one OF The ~indo~s sad stnss
or the ground without ssferpg We b,lisys, sny srsss
Jury Mr. Hubbard, however, made fir sao,ns'
', ON 10 bich his only tso children we're slsep ~,
where he apr ear. to have fallen 10 the DOOR noh 20,
ersc, o. the censs smoke Upon ro,.,s'.a. a ,iss
ever be succeeded In fn ting ons II ale ,st.S -
ce.d from sufocssion Win Ibb DO oA., 80
with hi. owl he The CD .ret reaa 10. ote,,o,a q
CHA were found anorg tas ruias % y" o,,s ne spc
s s ss ~ I ,ss oeeoDr. va, carsy dsoysd With
al lss s3u :s nsss shout ego 10 :o.s ra ~.
Gre .apsoed Be he s sS[a 81 a. " .
IVES no I'm ouru, aao so. aior. and his tts
alxoI de-pafref o.. l11"~A'S
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Gen. scott's Progress Westward.

We are informed by one of our citizens
who accompanied Gen. Scott as far as Salem, Oa'o,
al at the excitement along the lire of the railroad was
Ioss Intense At every station house there wss such
crowd that IL seemed Ss It the whole population had
left their homes 10 greet the veteran whose name they
have long deEnted % honor At several pouts the
citizen, bad appoint one Of their number 10 convey
20 Gen. Scott their expressions of welcome Az Salem
the crowd WAS Immense, md ihere seemed 30 DO no
limit 10 the enthusiasm of the people.
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General Scott at Columbus, Ohio.

COLUMBUS. Tuesday, Sept q, lSj2
General SCOTT arrived here from Ceve-
land at O'Clock this afternoon. great crowd was IN
attendance, and they received him with much en-.
Ausiaam.
BE is hsle, hesrty sLd happy. lie commits himself
in no respect polid,sly pacing as private citizen,
but Of great renoWn. Hs viii spend day OF
two In this the capital cy, aud his course hence Is
not yet made lsown lie is constantly surrounded
with very numerous crowd and the creates: enlhu.
slasm prevails.
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The Ohio RIver-WhIg Mass Convention m
PlIIshurRh.
PIrrsIrRGH, Wedns,dsy, sept g, ls5

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, Sept 60, 1859.
There is two feet eleven inches water
IN the river and Il 10 falling TIE weather 10 cool aud
pleasant
Great preparations are making for the
Wh'g Msss Conve ntion TO be held tomorrow. Flags
displayed from number Of houles Ia various psrsa
Of tho city. Lumber OF delegates have arrived from
many Of the western cOunteS A dispatch recslssd
from Hsrrisburs ibis evening, states tina, large
Der from Philadelphia, with splendid baod were uua
bic 10 maize railroad connection thers. 90 n reach
Pittsburgh In time, and that they hsd turned baek.
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steamboat Disasters on Lake Er'e-Fire at
Buffalo.
BUFFALO, "Wednesday, Sept -, ls5'

BUFFALO, Wednes1ay oepk - ~
Last night, the steamer Northern lndl-
aus which left ibis port for Toledo. when OF Ba-cslo
ns broke IA her arches ard her steam y'ps and was
compell-d 10 yut hack. IE will take three or four
weeSs 10 repair the damsge.
The Cleveland came down the north
shore snd reports assirg the steamer Munssct' With
flag Of 6sster iyiug. She WAS unable ~ 40 20 ner,
a. some portion Of her uacelnsrs had given out
A fire broke out last night on the corner
of Sycamore and Wslnutss, ald consumed SIX snAl
honles L.ss irfins
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Gen. Scnif,. nennrfure.

Prom The fftslurg Journal, 9ist'
The Witt of Gen. Scott has been at
tended with none Other than the most agreeable en1
rheeriI results and BIS departure yesseeday eucite1
abe moit enthusiastic denominations Of admiration and
confidence from vast uuttu6es w1O ciustered upon
bis path and gathered around the la which be lett
Allegheny City. ,
The disuifed and commanding presence OF the old
hero upiied with the most siable and engaging man.
Ders have taken the people By storm wherever he has
RhoWn himself
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Secretary CorwIn's Resignation, &c.

WASHINGTON Wednesdsy, Sept %, 1852.
The Intelligencer, ihi, morning, authOri-
ts,lyey contracc,s the report Of Secretary CorwlnI
reslsn alton.
Billy Bowlegs and the remainder of the
lrdan delegation have Feae home, the difficulties
which brought them 20 Wshn g,on having been sa,ls
facorly adjusted.
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Agricultural Fair,

PuLADErPmA, Wednesday, Sept, D. 1854
The New. Castle County Agricult Iral
Fair and Cattle show CON penced at WI niog,on 10.
d.v The attendance qui.e largo. Tina sock OK
h5iied 10 tee best in tie County Stae. Tia HOrt
cultural Society have also opened their exhibition sad
raAe a handsome display
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BInise Skupinslei, the Murderer.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sept -, 1852.
The demh warrant was read 10 Blaise
Skupinskl this morning. Henry Rouwitz, of NsvYors
act'ns as Interpreter. Saupin,h deeply Affected
he protested rs Innocence and threw the plane upon
he bIotherseing Induced TO take part In tho murder
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Free Democrats Convention
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Sep

slnaCVsE, Wednesday, eeP' =,
The Free Democrats, with many " niss
snd Democrats met a, CsnAs.ota yests-dAy sea 'n M
nAted Gsrrit sGiih for President MI :. WILL SAA' '-
stump shortly
Their Stats Convention meets here rexi vseA' Aau
ierry's rescue VII then be celebrated
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The Hudson River Tunnel.

ALBANY, Wediesdsy Sept % 1852
The Board of Engineers have examined
NJ Rooert HRham's a1, ar estimates for the tucnel
under thu Hudson River X. ALBANY aud fully concur in
them and ties entire feasibility # hs protest, a. reaI
oHable expense Tney adj 'uued this P. NJ
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The Seminole. Going Wn-f.

-, " NsHIN"roN. Wetnsstsy SeDk y. l-52.
Billy Bowlegs left for Newly to-day
he vii receive e'enu there and GO ,heus. 10 Plpr
os ov stesmer. AZ 'oon 10 he srrtve, hous tns Ia.
d'sps 70 OF n 'qu,d. 20 toar res sons rast
of thu Nlssbhoyt BilIs promises al flr-fhs proves
false nolh'nx Is 10 follow but var
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From Pcrnamhuco.

PHILADELPHIA, Wedn ,siaY. Sept y, lS52.
A letter dated PernambuCO, August p,
received here ny the Dorado, arrived at su nnre
ates that the P-rusm market bare Of ySrs
vt large neon lpg crop snclpssad. Floir sold
u 1880. Tao country vas quiet Is va reported
that Pernsmhuco wac 20 h. &c %. Tor 900 10 GOO
roep, for The btt,s security Of ae Northern Provinces
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Free.soiI and whis Conventions.

BOSTON, "wednesday Sep. p, So.
The Frep-Soil Convention of the Vth
DlItrct, nominated this .rning Hon John G Palffey
Presidential Elector, and Arson q. Baflu cams FOR
member Of Congress.
The Wing Convention Of the VIII Dis
tici nominated Hon william Appleton for reelection -
ConFem
The Wing and Anti Coalition Convea-
lions q Norfolk County meet 10 Gay.
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rhe CnnndInp PnrIiameut and the EI.h.ri...

QrKREc, Wedns'dsy Sep q, lsja
Last night the Legislature passed an
a55ss. n tse Queen thanking her for the pro,scsion
Of the fsherss-sBd hoping that 90 ,res.y viii bs made
lmoalrog that Of 1915 vi;hou. em5ra;Ing the waols
Commercial nsrcourse Of the Colonies and the Un,st
States
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ITHACA, Wedaesdsy, S

ITHACA Wednesday, sept y, 1853
Mrs. Venable. a widow lady aged -,
committed suicide ut this place BY hanging hor.el ron
beam IN her chamber.
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PETER u. WEBSTER,
ALNiRoN FITcH Delaware.
DAVID SAsc0cK. Oneida.
lRA Bowen, Cortland.
SRA SEVERANCE. OsVsgo.
WM l.. EAsroN, Lewis
JAS. L. NooRHEES. Onou'Ea
THE2oN G.lsoAAss, Wayne.
JAS L SEELEY, Nsles.
JANss Ely, rioga.
SAN'L W SMITH. Livingstan
OLIVER CULvER, Monroe.
CLARK SASDFoRo. Ere.
GIBSON HARO. Orleans.
=. sELDEs ELY, Enc.
A II. WALAEk. ChaU,sUQge.
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The recent Accidcn, Mt the whiihc Mountains

SPRINGFIELD. Wednesday, Sept y, 1852
The accident to w. J. Beebe and J. w.
Fowler and LADY st Fraucohia itch, last wee1, proved
ei teTious than apprehended. The ptrtieI are
doing veil. and wilt probably be able 70 ea7e the
mountain Ia a few days.
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The Illinois River.

CHICAGO, W. dnesday, Sept. -, 1879
The Illinois River has risen two feet
within tte past three deys.
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GLOWING Electors we're then nominated :;

WM.ROcKwELL. Of kinEs.
FRANCIS h. STRIEER. Kings
So. MYEoFF, Neg-Yotk.
X. 5. WILLIAMS, New \ ork.
JAS. + FREEBORN. N York.
q. SrUYyEsANT, \ York.
A. w. BRADFOED. ". York.
THoS CARNEY. New York.
Z. +. SHoSNARD, Wes;ch'eT.
EDWARD FALLEN lister.
Gro. ROBERTSON, Greene.
hATH NAssAR. Dutchess
q Z. NARkEN, Rensselaer,.
Friend HUMFHRFY, Albany.
JoaN STEWART, Ss'atoga.
A. X. PARMALEE, Eisnklia.
II. 7. AlExaNDER, Hetk'r.
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MORNING. SESSION.

LFENLIto ChUobl WIS Ilsa unAnIm0usIy notn
nS,ed.
SIMEON DRAPER and GEO. r BABcocE were pro-
posed for Senatorial Electors.
General GRANGER, Of Ontario, and Mr. ROCKWELL
were al'o opposed.
Mr. DICKINSON paid Gen Granger an appropriate
tribute, stating that be wished no, to be candidate
he eulogized Mess Draper and Babcock for the part
hey bore at the Baltimore Convention, and sii they
fought well, aud lie honorsd them for It,
SIMEON DRAPER and GEO. r BABCOCK ware
then nominated BY reclamation.
IL WAS then
Reso'rsd, That the Delerste, f,,,, .,.A c...,..,
District designate their respective sas diis:e. for r,
hr. CoNsrooS moved thai as tbs Corau,.ee on Re,o.
lutors bad not sc. convened, that recess be taken
III : oel II. Los.
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Ney.Jer.ey state Temperance Convention
TnENroN, Wednesday, Sept ~ ls12

The New Jersey State Temperance
Convection ne, IN thl, City a, Il o'clock this morning
abou, COO persons are present. procession pissed
,broush the princp,l streets headed BY band OF mu
.lc number Of hass, banners, &c. were carried BY
the Different delegations
r :. KENNEDY, Esq, Ct Warren, L. : Marshal Tor
mi, State, wss appointed permanen. Chatrmin. A
vce Pre,dert from esch County and thee Secretaries
courlsied the orgaLizsiion. ,..,
Cor,ulsee of one from each County was sp pointed
N dralt resolutions. Hon. IhoocOre fTshnB nHy
On the Con uliliee. ~.
A Cou.mitss. on Finance was appo'nsed 70 r.cA!'
fuats 10 cid in the oAiTibution Of Temperance HAc<'
&c In the cAnpeign r.,. 49,,
M Jackson, Of Me, s6dfssasd ths ConVcnaon' sho"
lrR Row they cid The work -, ,,., L.,,a
TIE Convention 10 quite enthuiast'c. aeeuns' nave
been announced for ts'o places this e'eHios'
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met this aItefnoon'
~s,rlsrss att dance WA present Great eaihu"shn
y,,Is5 - ca were raised 70 aid In ciscua.ing JUG
init, ard In carrying On the campaign r..
r.. r--1r,tfs. on Rssolu'iOns, Hon taoSaste LIo
s,shut,en Cba,rn.u, re 5ortsda PLATFORM INC 'e'1
49,. arr. 4. favor Of pfohiotory lsT, OPP ~
.,s,s uoiIsesl orrsn!zsGi01, reconc1ena .1uPo 81
- ~ % M uork 20 act men nominated ~ o''u ~
~. y srtJ ,ayorsSe % their views aad RECOMMEND
.r,.ne-, q, be formed in every tovnsnp
A. FreJieshu,,en ,poke eloquensy In isVor OF INC
iS r. carx euton adj ,urnsd 10 meet omorro~
Nss,lr rs are solns onthis evening zoe tsm9s'nce
ard Guy Has.
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~ This evening the Wings of Hudson
County, n J., are to hold their NEE Ing a. the NswJ.
SO, hotel, at Bergen Corners 1. hoped that oil She
can be present wi attend Iprombes to DO an Inter
e.tinz occas.u
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ETAT DE In LOUISIANA.
dist Baton Rouge,

W @#iD aAfIsIGfs 11J&s
cnaisrisA !. ks'ear,i So. loso-r our DO Sig
Reaspp 1 Howl.os claire. ~,
a PRES argument ei p%rsiasns do critic esaee.
IA clio est coIsiJerG restrictive rneIf al fapfqres
Nv jsfopiiftG. La deruanief esse h la4Eff De laite
les greaves reqlIis. aux cxcfs aIlSgnee, pour Fnti.
tule 1 une separation de corp Ellie i i~6aumoius
tn Jnste droit d Ia dissolution IL VI conlnHanie II
at b6neiec dc Ia re uonciasiyu En- cola, ii j Ia 10.
~paraiio, ~ W p~rorri6i6 reteeanrlIe ~ restitution
OF 4 soii administration iHak p~ssa.ante.
II est p~oprqnoi ~orsiosHk, a,iiags, que IL detnats-
~i'eresse Christina Knight seeeas RI DE- deiefdeur
Richard III Howison soff n,aIi, 50 nfgfesse HonfigG
Hannah. agfe dc tfenie cinq aia. Ne Ii vslIeur VI
cipq cents piaxtrest IN natuff- @idsf,fiqsE merit
do p'ns le fond des foarcIandises ksalul i dsux
mile ~piasffess Ies msntes Tel gmfiIs sosgi dams ie
IIsgazIts et enire lea mains slafis ii siIte Do Baton
Rouge. de- plus Ii ipaisun 1t ID Jaf Ne iede sitG1
daIs eeite psrtie d. u vile De Baton Ronge az
penfe par Cassas ct Miransia. 1T tIesigne sur Ia
plan CONNIE II lot No. .. es4Ai Wv seTfein den
e~oisn.ie. nsesnrxsi ~agisaHts E5sss d4 fsee, sar 10
cS,td iorJ dn ~clIeriji nensp' NJ ffagcts ief ID vile
esfasnolfe FAR cent qtalft<yjBgt pie,ls 81 proloit-
dcu1. csfjhgc q L0fizc cent piatfyes. et II uaraif do
plus tIn'eile h achef6 avec les fpnds pa1apIserpanx
Id denx esclayes Wiiiam sgfs III tfeliie deux
ans, ct Catherine agta De sfngt-tTois ans. Les
denx lie Ii ' sllear de donze cent; pjasffes, Airs; IL
tous de ies prophecies cf.dessiss dEerises. Il cfsaqDa
efauf FL uygfne decrife et sec.as1,e dams ia petition
ellie hai est Jecrktt IN rafsre VI en- r~ronui6ts sis-
soIu IT, tire cf possession If administrator indie
peHdai5fe de IL pal ellie superintendent. 4 ~isexclu~
sion dc tonte participation qnelconque par son eit
mari le deieBdenr. ef qu'elic recolyr 81 faus fyais
DE en- process apsf bier eenx ene0uyu, corslEne eetix
qui deToEf eneoarn dams IFexerHtion dc re i,ge-
nlissf. tsiguse1 WM. B ROBERTSON.
Jags Dc District Gem District Jndiciairs.
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Mat dc Ia Louisiana paroisso d'Est
Baton Rouge.

s~1netf,as tesy du 5f1iv Lisirttf, a4lttlfnpnt Ggit
III MftsyR Dtsfritt jtitIairt.
A. Fletcher N ats va rsetiiie,its its a. Gateiief, q IL
Ne. f4aU,
LIN vertu Il i'm writ tef 4. H., laned da,Fs ~lafIaire
"a ~ei4,lssstis intitule ct niitfietol0. 1t adrdss1 ~
Sheriff lie ID raroisse d Est iIatoli Rouge, psI
l1Ionoratie Ccuf do sisiems District Jndieiaifs,
dams ct totlr Ia patoiase JI.st Baton Rouge al
Flat de Ia Louisiana, J'exposeiai En- sente pub
liqae i ID pofte de 10 %lllaisoi, Ie eal'r 1ans IL vile
do Baton @liousa. sa1iadi Ii dsuxiene jour doe.
tobre proclaim. 1862. a RI he,res ID inatir. h
~ptofrieie eisapfes %ieetite. savtsif. Tn certain
niofcepli tle teffe GU habitation eoriiiti eoitine
l'habitatioI Davenport. STUD dams eeite Parvisst
list liatofl Rouge, d environ l~liafptza miles Oh
BIDS De Ia vile lie na Ion Roiiga, ayaut ite face SUI
lie fisuve Mississippi de quin1e atpsfis. plus OF
neips par sliin plolondenf do qtiaire.viist ~.
peuts, born6 a 10 ligne, iiiidrai,r Iaar ierfes ia Oil.
bert Daigfe, ct Ell lIHtlt par taffuA ties liefitieft
d IIenlietta ~t4avelief y6itve Maxent et etities.
Conditions do la vents-@eomptaHt-asTc le DO.
nedee desaiuati0us IL. v. BABlNs
IN gY AettitsH SlnFit.
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SALES.
sTATE or LOuIsIANA-Parish vi
Hast Baton Rouge.
Sfeih Jssstietag Distptlf Curt.

Sfssh Jsstdesat Disigtti LoRet.
Enfnsel aiouns ". likef and Fafei.ia@Sa f6h
nl Virtue Ill d writ uf j. H., issued II the
NJ above entitled and nnElhetett sui aud 10 al4
directed from The Hai,ofahlp sixth Judicial Dis4
ltiet Court, ii and toi the Parish 3i East baton
Reiige aiil State OF Louisiana, | Will exls,se ai
public sale. ai the Iattt- litlise door. IN The ely
Of Baton Rouge OH Saturday thu second day o.
Oetet.ef next, 1919. at twelve o'eloek, ~. the
hereinafter described property n. witt The sst-
var l,ullse engine aud apparatus ihnfetinto he.
leiigtlia. situated IN the PARISH uf East Haitn
Rouge, dit about ~fslttaah milps from lie city Of
Baien Rouge, Heat he bayou ManeI,ae. and upon
tha plaiiiaiien oil Mr.. Iilef. the Of The deiet-
dants In The allows entitled siiii, aud nWned In
common by said defendants, rifer mud Foreman.
and BY them surrendered, 10 ray aid saiisty the
amount of Judgment, interest and coat hi the
above entitled SHIT
Terms Of sale. cash, with ihn benefit Of ~.
pfaispineut. atig2s-Bt II, 7. bABlS, Sheriff
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10 the bar aud 10 every branch Of learning
being removed. by reducing Or aeelislihis;
fee. FOR titles and degrees.
eth. The divisions Ut the revenueH-Aso
necessary lii u Democrats republic, as
their GENERALIZATION renders democracy 4
mere hume of mahea the rulers manaruliie-
81 of absolute. The eltiset 81 tlis law Il
10 allow the people 10 ltialiape their local
governnients, 10 which the United stater
owe 70 much to their prosperity
10Th. The al1olitioll Of quaialtites and
eotdulls III health, a most sehsible aid
ecnno,nleal itleastre.
18th. The abolition of capital rtihisli-
uient for political ollelle,s.
18th, DO. of passports.
18Th. The present. Gourmet with the
Panama Railroad Company.
l4th. The contract to continue the TO.
biographical survey of the Republic.
10Th The reform to the Constitution,
which now contains the germs OF "a pid inn
pfovenent, without utopiau eSaggeta-
tioils4
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State OF Louisiana - Parish Of Eag,
Baton Rouge.

Late Third Dtsfji et CDRti, ,iatt StfH
IH{itrtat District Court.
A. Fletcher. a al. va I~seeitnfs Il A tayelief, ct al.
No. iI4G.
10y viitile of d writ Of Il. III, isstied In the
I'D above entitled anil nut beiel eatlsu. aud d.
reeiel to The Sheriff oI The Parish Of East Baton
upiige, FROM The Honorable Sixth judicial District
Court, in aud for the Parish ol East baton Het4e
aud State Of Louisiana, | will expose at public
sale, Bt tie Count honsn door. IN the city OF Baton
Rouge. oil Saturday the I'll day u Oetober tiesi,
1854, at Il . tloek, A. III. the hereinafter described
property I. io4witi A eeftatii tfaet OIL land or plan
tatietl. known rs the Davenport plantation, sittis
atetl Ia the Parish III Fast llalun Isnngt, at aluiil
fourteen rules below the city 1T Baton Hpllsn,
having a from, Oh the Mississippi river oil fifteen
afpeiiis, more or lesE. by eighteen s%ftieilts HI
Iai,th, and bounded as follows oil The los4ef line
by lantIs OF Gilbert Daigfa, md above by Iattls u
the heirs oil Henrietta Csveller, widow Aiaketit
and etheis.
Terms Of sale, cash, with The benefit Of ap
Iraiisetiatft. II. Y. BABfN.
a~uayy.st Aheisf.