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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
A NewEtition Of rrartia's Reports.

The undersigned having i,oN 70 press . "e" '"s
zion OF MARTINS HEP0ltI's, hieiiiali's ts'e"
ssr,.s. with totss NJ references 70 l'i'seq''s'it decls-
,;,r. n ,ir Surname Csssft. up 10 The Seventh Vol
.,n. - M ANNUAL RErOtti's references 10
thu Amendment. % the Consiitu'i n, Statutes. aud
c;vil Gala rid Code of Practice, sitce i''ose deris-
,,,s ,ys,s rendered. Complied NY Thsifsas disbs
r,.sei, Esd. Counsellor al Law,
ffiis work has beet, got up with Hre-' 'nhrr AMI
,sseafcl,. and 1t Ia l.or~d. will be fu'lni 10 inefisthe
patronage OF the psotsasion. NJ alteration " me
original have been made, except 10 terteet typa'
graphical ctrprs aftd, II, son,e Instances Ny AdMnE
m9rpiunl notes Of painss decided, but moi iictseed bF
the reporter.
The high chararter VI the Court during me time
embraced IN these selanies The great n'iulber 81
eases. involve III the most important principles ny
the civil law, an II Obtained rftnf 10 the acquisition
ar toni,jans. and subsequently. which are passed
,,,,,, N. learned md aNie bteifs of the rottse.
,hep Mt the baf=reniets this work Of the Greatest
,mport.uce Ia all thase States mud Territories fdrl
mrrly under the Jurisdiction Of Spain, while a. The
same lime, lie notes sff,rl a ready I %ference to the
s,,b,enuent aiialiea.ions OF the Supreme Court OF
this Stnte, BE f =.
The original twenty volumes, comprising all Inc
cana. NJ The Supreme Court IF tunisinfn, from 1901
10 1890, viii he published ia TEN VOLUMES
,riee to subscribers Five polIass per volume, and 70
nan s,,hsrril,ers Sis Dollars per volume-casls IN all
co.e,, Neithsf expense nor labor will be spated TO
make ,he work IN every respect worthy the p,ttoil-
,v. If the pspfesrien. II will be published %cot,plete
and ready for delivery, ia this city, by the lst Of Nov
sn,,er next. sabst ~tiIitiohs will BE- received unti'
the GrstDf January 1898.
n il the intention Of the publisher 10 Fellow u mp
will, a new edition u the LOUISIANA
noted IN the same manner, and also to publish new
,,,,,,,os AZ the CtvibCODti and GODS OF PkAS-
,rtrr. IN the latter work 1t Il ~prnrosea to publish
the original ,e 1t entire follow each article win the
,ta,n,nty amendments entire, and The decisions OF
,ha srprerne Court upon each, by reference TO the
volume and page. !,
Each wsrk will require great labor and rare ana
mi, they viii, he erecu ell under the Immediate super
v;sinn of ,ls annoiatur Of Martins Reports, think
they can be safely commended to the especial atten-
lion Of tile Etofessi OIL. progress has aireAuy
,,.eu made In these works, and they VIII he publish,
ed ma speedily NJ may be compatible wit, the atn,est
accuracy. j. D. STEEL. Fublisher,
go Camp al. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
Fresh ArriyaIs.

n MUSSELMAN. corner Of Laurel and Tbiia
i ! Sire cts. has just received d fine assortment
Of Confectionery fresh lriiit, Cordials, Liquors. &t.
Nc, selerted with care from neN impurtations
hinurtg wlicl, ntet
l,aisons In quarter. half and while boxes and III
barrels, Citrofs and Ctirfants, Oranges and Lemons
t;unss jrlly. JtiInbe paste. Primes In fnury bikes.
Jars and bntrefs; Fruits In their own juice. viz
Pears. Peaches. StraWiierrys, Plnms. prtnss. April
ests, a.. Or. Preserved fftits, Viz. Pine apple.
ample, fss, 'TamArat,d, Cittor. Qaince. Ginger.
~fearIes. ne. Brandy frnits. viz. t''l,prry. Apfirpis
figs. uranges, fite ~ciiocotht. clifisinli1eti peaches.
fas, oranses, &rt. English and. American pickles
hives aipf tarefs a VI rely If Ketrhup and saileeN
%sarlines %lubstprs, matkeral 81 %llt5i. a%nrhprer, DE
swtet oil Iii whole and hal lyiiles.
English dairy. and Western cheese, q ish ii and
roll hatset Almonds, La. crushed sttit. Str Nsri's
double refined Inf s,in,ar, French and knattirkv
MnstsrdAt' ,iny pn,ster ~stditgtufi Ofanse and ttlet
bitiets A,,as1,it. sarnsttdin G,inio'et anl t',ta.
60. An ms oftfnen! pf the finest French rorslitsls.
white elaret. anil mtiseat wine. n superior article
of BAY Water. peppermint. essence Otange wns-r
The finest brands 6r Ctianipnirie. cherry. ~msfefis.
and Port wines In lntiles. A superior srtirlr vi
Brandy and Irish whiskey. Naples %tutterinr Liter.
pnol Ale. in half npttlss cignrs ~fInsatfa. Vigillan 10
observation-disclosures and other q snrits hnnis.
Playing cards, fire ctackets and fire works. fancy
boxes. NC. Fl
welding parties. balls and soirees served at shorl
noiice.
fuund. frnit. and sponge cakes. Ant,lses BY thp
barrel ~assbr.el syrfts by Tie gallon the Trade
supplied Oh liberal TERMS.
And the finest assortment Of candies, with every.
thing III lhs line intended 10 meet the wants Of hit
rie,ds and customers. dec9py
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
Cheap for Cash,
Coyssr " GA,ssea ant Peaifeatitry SIS
TlNrtNSA IA OH STAND.

Coyasr " CA,tsek aat Peaifeatitry SIS
ToMLINS0 vs. OLD STAND.
r. w MtJssGbMAN is Ut receipt ,fa large
>. assorted stock OF groceries y provisions, con.
sis,ias nfthe following articles
Ma kereL hefring. goldfish, saraines, western Il
Goshen butter. western and cheshire cheese.
crashed nowhere and double rectitied. and loaf
sugar. sugar cured hams, sugar cured dried beef,
boston, soda. water and butter crackers, rice,
peas, beans, hams, sides, shoulders, lard and cam
dies. saap, CASTLE. shaw Nc, and New York white
wine vinegar. sperm, lard and olive oil, Packtes
Of al kinds. tomato anl walnut ketchnp, chew
inn and smoking tobacco, cigars, eigarittes, match
es, mustard. starch, sal ,ratus, cinnamon, alisptce.
peppes. chocolate. nutmeg, verrniciHi and maea-
rohi. yiaye candies, oranges, cloves, lennon.
bananas, ~raisons. igs, pecans. ailments preserves,
anl guava Jelly. shoe brushes, tin. stosles wooden
aui willow ware, brooms, rope, ~blacking, clay
an stone pipes &c.
WINES &C.
Port and madara wine. clsret by the box or
bottle. amisette muscat, cefdiai, brandy, cogn' ac'
french and New York Rum, holland and View
York rin, whiskey rio and fectlaed. &c. &c.
q Nv. MUSSEhMAN has also in store an
assortment Of hams--Stap 4 Shays, Miller 4
Dufield hams. at retail or by the ~tierce-Bulies :,
Goshen and Nav butter, Wholesale and retail,
Bacon and larl--3 casks shoulders, 3 casks sides
and 5 kegs OF lard. Flour. 90 barrels Of extra
brands, Salt. 80 sacks coarse and tiae. Teas. Inn
perial, young hyson, ganrcwder and black tea
Crockrry ware, d large quantity, 0akit1s lobac'
CO OF alt kinds and qualities, 90 barrels OF kectl'
fed Whiskey, % boxes STR and Tallow GaMdaes
20 boxes western Cheese. Is dozen extsa fancy
and common Bfoouas. 4 hogsheads prime Sugar
40 boxes OF New York and Bsst n SOAP, Is key
Nails. 90 sacks of Rio and Havana Coffee 10
600 Cigars. Havana and other kinds. for sale BIZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
4, N, HART l. co,

yTTHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries. provi
w sioas. Western Produce and plantation sup.
lilies aiierally-Reeeising and Forwarding Com
Mission Merchants" Baton touge. In.
III r%estin,itip h,siness II IL otir ptifpose to piirrhss.
tnpplies pf Provisions and Pfuince IN the Weateri
Markets. and to mike uit sales exclusively for Cash
n satisfactory paper. al prices as low, or lower thar
he sante souts ran be purchased for iii New Oflesii,
with cust Ut transportation.
From lie Planters we soliri, a call. and assure
hem that any nrticle they may desire in out line,
we will make 1t to their interest 10 purchase here.
M We will purchase Or sell Sfahr. Molasser.
Cotton. BE-. or will make Cash advances on t~olsigiil
rusnts to our correspondents in New York. philadpi
ul,in. Pittsbnre. Cincinnati. Louisville, Nashville
Memphis. st. Louis. or New Orleans. June ~. i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
steam Rotler Mandatory.

IN Baronne Street. bstweea Poydris \ Herira eta.
Nn Orleans.
lTNHE Undersigned having had ling experience
l. in the business, viii devbte their whole at
entinn Il, the manufacture Of Hued. cylinder. fnw
~lresstre and locomotive boilers also clnrifyers I'll
ers. iron jtire -ftbses ~tistettis and ifpn Wtrh Of eve-
y description. They will stiafai,tee thr material
ised by them to he IT the very hest nita the wt,rk
narsliip not fo be escelled while their prices vii!
dwavs be reasonable.
~ Experienced s~sprkrien sent tn the country ~
lo repairs on the shortest notice and most reasona
itle terms.
We invite planters and othsrs To give us Il cell
and examine our wprk befbrp going sewlere.
The plietlersigned are also authorized tn sell AMI
ut MP The celehratsd. Fahtr's Magnetic Walef
titiBge, the safest water indfator now in uses.
All orders addressed to ua will meet with prerupf
attention. apr3y. HOLSTBERNY IL FOWLER,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
NJ f I)ICAL l..
II w STOCk
or
FRESH MI n ~ Es.
ii II NAnIlII.I.

It. II. w WIDIfaIls 8#WE
AT the Neg Three St0ty Byath BUildt8g
aeq,y ne Hurry Hoase.
T1AS Just received a very large and Fresh
IL Aoh ~ Drugs, hssfetHss, VI, direct from
New ytrt md pliilatelpt in
tlo tl4,,4p III Fast aial v es' Fatp,t lintige. ~liente
IN tie habit Of purchasing theit Ne'litlhss in New
0rlaniis. be ttt,nlh say. Ssit' hin your nr'iets
anI he will I'll them for the same HONEY tint YEN
nav tr tistn III New DrlsaiiA. wAaHatfEb IL ~
gooj Il gfnlity.
ri ysiciafs prescriptions c~afefully thfafUanaea,
md delivered II, al %liihes, day or night. liis stock
d. ct1tnr .isul l., nital &c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
FIN. COPPER AND SHEET Iron
Ware ManufactOry.

THE subscriber. worker. in Tin. Copper
4 and sheet lro,. would respectfully al q,
inform his trieiids and the public generally. "
that be cofitittHs 10 carry on The above bushes.
in all its bfatAies. ai The satne ''old stand.r Cornel
II Church and Main street, where he will he hap.
py to receive those whe may wish to honor him
with their patronage, he has always on hand &
fine assortrntrt ef bright and ~japannsd tin ware
which he will sell rs cheap as can be bought any.
where. wholesale or retail. Cutters and sponis
made and put up in the best workmahlike man.
ner. Also. Bath tubs, hip bath tubs. hange Oh
- Cafls. Sthye Pipes, he is also prepared ts
.srss make or repair Sheet iron. brithing scapt
NSfPipe steam pipes, supply pipes, &c. IL
work entrusted to him will be executed with
i~,eatness and despatch. All orders from the coru.
Try will be PROMPTLY ATTENDED to.
feb 1yig2, JOHN TILANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
Nofire,

T,HE Co.partnership heretofore existing under
j. the firm OF PIKE HARr II Co. isthis day dis
solved by mutual con eft. The undersigned vii
continue business Under tile natne md style Of y. NJ.
HART aid Ga. s. NJ. HART,
June 18th. tt w. q. PIKE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27

INCUR 81. LOUIS and CINCINNATI. so
T BTps Mo. Mills so Extru Ohio. by
Sent. 81. s. M. HART & co.
TSEASi TEASH TEASHi-Direcf ifnporta-
ton from China-The subscriber returns his
thanks ID the Ladies' of East and West Baton
Rouge. fol. their kind and liberal patronage in the
above named article, aud takes The pleasure Of
informing them that be has again received 4
small supply 81 the same quality, fresh and fra
grant, and solicits 4 continuation Of past favors.
may29v a. Malta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27

TUsT received from Cincinnati and for sale.
u 100 bis. flour. 90 kegs lard, 10 boxes To-
bacro is 4 SIS 3 Casks Bacon Shoulders.
Oct. q s.. M. HART b Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
EDUCATION, & 4.
L.0uISIANA INSTITUTE,

AN Ah4IAA4G& AANA ~ = GAt
| M 4. and Mrs. HOOK have much pleasure in
lNI announcing that the US. Of this Institution
has been granted them by d Resolution uf the Bu u
Of Trustees. and that they will rs-open 1t On MON.
DAY. 26tIl inst. s a48 !.
iii making knn,sn their i~nteritinn to revive this
Srhuol for Young Ladies' and Gehilrneh. they take
occasion earnestly ard respectfully IL ASK fpsls
tatetiis and guardians, Throughout the State. but
especially IN tlieir own yiriiiity. to favor their I'M
deftakina by s%ehiirg them pupils:
The e1,1rse of instruction will e~s,trnre all the
hrs neies Of a complete edpcaiien. TO With Will be-
added French, MuPit ntd ORA wing. If required.
M TEkhst
a,,art4r If ii weeks. $40 90
bed. i,sadine .Towelsand Napkins. 9 so
a. W..bit,u taat dpk3. 4 o 30
" pay Scholars In English. sal, 10 81
IL French. q U0
1t Music, lnianb1 i %
Use of Piaho, = m
Drawing, $3.50. II 90
ny- Parents are expected to fud Blocks. stsiion.
era. &ti
New River P. o.. La. 2si jan. 1852. fes14
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27

A FEW pieces yellow pine. tree from knots
~ and sap, 50 feet long = BY 10, wanted im-
mediately. Parties desiring 70 contract will
please call at the Baton Rouge Country,
oA. Idly HILL & HENDERSON,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
WaferS,

IS" EEE &H @
DE LBS. s~nperfne fed Waters. 9 gross Bcxei
Il Jtransparent do. | 2 dog Streets motto walers
assorted. JOHN C. h.A NOUE.
oct 10. Post Office room
JUST RECEIvED-a supply Of FREsH Roll
j BuTfnR. Having made arrangements. | will
constantly Keep on banda fresh supply of the
5buveart,cle. lian. 251 A.MONTAN
CORN MEAL-Always 10 be had at
a, the Baton Rouge foundry.
nng2B HILL a. HENDERSON.
GROUND MUSTARD AND SPICES, always
VI fresh-wholesale aud retail at A. MATTA'S
Agent for Dixon, shoemaker& CO.. Cincinnati
Ohio. June 18th. y.
BOILERS - Several secondhand boil
efs for sale Of the Baton Rouge foundry.
aaa2s hill IL HENDERSON.
r IMEt L1MEii-5oo bbls. Lime At Flattoat
Ia land, for sale wholesale or retail. BY
may15y a MONbTANt
TsOR SALE--A healthy creole negro boy.
Il aged about Is years. fully guaranteed and
sold for no fault whatever. For terms enquire
at this office. july17tf
q sHLT-fb5 sacks Of course and fine salt In
- store and for sale BY JOSHUA BE.aL.
TtJsT RECEfvED-50 Ibis. Of extra white
j -four made from white wheafs
so bbls planting potatoes. white and pink eyes
TO 8 lie by j. W. MUSSELMAN.
anal 1s52y
ZIG LEAD, Shot, and Tallow. Just received
and Tor sale by A. malta.
Sept. 18th 90.
GLASS Of ~aflsixes. Puts PAINTS. Oil and Paint
VI Brushes for sale at
,d4 A. M.TTA;s
TSLOUR1o0 tbls. extra 81. Louis p~rerniusu ex-
t. pressly for family use. for sale by
j. W. MUSSELMAN.
| lust received 10 casks of Stagg Il Shays best
j sugar cured hams, and for sale by
JW. MUsSELMAN.
| T1LACKsMfTH ToOLs-JaafY received from
| ID Philadelphia. d large assortment of Black
| smith bellows, anyilss longs and hammers, all o
| the best quality. Oci. 90
LARGUfER & LANOUE
| MILK STONE PANS-1Oo gals. milk stone
WI pans--20 boxes oranges and lemons.
}. w. MUSSELMAN.
Cooking sTovEs-The subscribers offer
~ for sale eighteen cooking stoves. complete Of
Premium ard Meteor patterns, OF different sizes,
| which they sell low for cash. 15ydDzen @, Rice's
link wash-boards. HALL PIPER.
SUMMER FURNACEs--On hand a few
summer furnacesfo for cooking preserves, which
LARGuIER & LANOUE.
/ e s.Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27
SUNDRIES.
BEN ADAMS

TOB BOAT.-TIp undersigned respect.
= fully informs the public that he Hr,emsrssA
Is at all times pre- pare to attend al HfsssaffATS5IaRS
the shortest notice Ia all patronage @%ssgs@@#aaNHFarF%Sss
which may be conferred upon him, viz Tosine
Of RATS, ilatboais, freighting with lumber. brick
u al. wood, In SHIRT, any thing In the line oi q
Iol,loat. he is allie to perform The unttetsig lied
takes pleasure in informing the public that his
boat Is well adapted to performing pleasure TX.
cd,siuns-the cabins are large and c6mtnodio1s
capable Of carrying five hundred persons-the
machinery of the boat is kept in perfect order
aud those encouraging him need have no appfe-
hetisiotis Of delay.
auag1- 3m WILLIAM Lock WOOD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27

Cash for Cotton.
WE are paying the highest market pficefoi
w Cotton. Also advancing literally OH II,
when consigned to our friends In New Orleans
Octsp g. M. HART& Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-27

ERESH Corn meal, always on hand at
E oci. ley, BAroN RonraE FouNDnr
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

KILLED By A LEECH.-We under
stand that man by the name q
Garnett, residing in Greene county,
started for home, which was some
distance off, about dark. On com
ing to a branch, being very thirsty,
he dismounted and drank. He. had
not gone far before he commenced
feeling a tickling sensation in his
Stomach, and on his arrival at home
was quite unwell. Getting worF Sc. a
physician was called in, to whom he
Stated that he was confident he had
swallowed somethingwhile drinking
from the branch which produced his
sicknd ss. After trying several rem
edies, powerful emetic was admin
istered, when a live leech was IL rown
up, Which the unfortunate man had
evidently swallowed at the branch
above mentioned, it having been
alive il his stomach for several days.
relieved from the leecb, he
died ilh a day or two afterwards from
the injuries which it Had inflicted
Charlottesville J0ersQmm
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
H0eeS

1.-THE Cincinnati Price Current re
ports hogs in every region of Ken
tuEky and Indiana as largely incre;af
lhg in numbers and better quality,
4hd says: We hear but little from IL
linpis, Iowa and Missouri but, cob
$idering the scarcity of last season
it is more than probable there will
beIan increase rather than a falling
Sif, as I'VE seldom have two season
Pfscarcity together.
! Throughout Ohio we learn that
more young hogs are being fed tina h
usual, and in many sections,an ilh
traase of one-third is anticipate p.
rhe high price of pork has caused
the farmers throughout the West 10
bestow as much care and attentid b
hPon their pigs as they do upon the il
children. Throughout many section Is
bf the South the planters are making
strong endeayors to grow their ON II
meat."
We hear Of contracts by the pack
ers for the future delivery of some
10000 hogs, to be fattened in Ind
hna, at 3 and 81 cents, gross. SeE-
eral thousand have beenengaged by
Madison packers, for the next Sc h
Son, at 4 and II cents, nett We
hear also Of various contracts IN
Kentucky, at 3 and 81 cents, gro9 $
TO be delivered when f;tttened, in t be
fall- A sale of 1000 head has beer
made, delivered here, at II cents.
One Of our principal provision
dealers and packers sold 100 barre rs
of mess pork, on Monday, to be
made of the next crop, and to be d F.
Ilivered in June, 1858, at SIS PEI
barrel, which is So per barr Ell lckE
than the present prices. (
| The above we believe to be an dc
cprate and impartial statement ol
the present condition of the forth
coming hog crop" and we leave the
reader to draw his own conclusions IL
regard to the prospects of the next
season.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
S aniliatora by an increased major

his a1iliators by an increased major
ity. Old Ri is wide awake, and en-
ters the arer ia as a worthy champion
Of democratic principles So with
Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ken
lucky, and others Tennessee, too,
we believe, is safe for Pierce. AS
going to sustain this conclusion, we
quote the 70 blowing from the HuntS-
cite Danoct-at. 1t &gives birds
eye view of how matters are in other
parts of.tfrss State In this county,
we know son he men who have always
been wings they say they will not
vote for SCOT, and we have no right
to dispute it, for they are men Of
truth. Her is the extract:
] Coop NHws FROM TENNESSEE
We are perm ftted, by a gentleman Of
this place, to make the following
cheering ex fact from a letter from
friend in Nashville, who stands
high there III public estimation:
Il have a list of oUer one hundred
wings in Nashville, that will not sup
port Scott, and l have no doubt there
are 500 in the county. l am keep
ing a list of the boilers, and all |
have listed are. such gentlemen as
Dr. Shelby, Boyd McNairy, James
Woods, james Porter, John Kirk
man. Ellis Hughes, &c. &c, and you
can judge Of the prospects of whirling
such men into thelranks Of whiggery
again DR.. Boyd NIcNairy is one OF
the Democratic Committee for OF.
gani4ation, and. was, in 1921, one Of
the g. men in Davidson county OPP
posed to Gen. jackson, and has al
ways been one Of the most uncom-
promising wings in the State Ten
nessee will turn up this load Of polls
a large majority for Pierce and
King
In additio h to the aboy e list Of
Nashville wings, who are not pre-
pared 10 disregard the instincts OF
patriotism, and peril the interests Of
the South and the safety Of the
Union, BY supporting the Seward
candidates fer the Presidency, we
have been furnished with the names
Of Hon Ephraim II. Foster, Ex-Sen-
ator, Thos Washington, a well K nown
member Of the Bar and one Of the
65 above named, j. Corey, Cashies
Of the Union Bank, p W. Maxey,
Ex-Mayor of Nashville, and Capt.
Brooks. We hear like accounts
from other parts of Tenne ssee.
With such men as we have named,
in every section Of the State, in the
rank and file, headed by Williams in
West Tennessee, Gentry and Foster
in Middle Tennessee, and Br3wnlow,
Whitesides, aud others in Ea st Ten
nessee, refusing to support Scott, we
do not see what earthly cha nee he
las to carry the State
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
Ia OF all Of Mr.. MARKINGS NJ

Ia Of all Of Mr.. MARLING' nu-
merous friends throughout the South
west, none will be more gratiGed to
learn that it is likely he will soon re-
cover, than the numerous readers OF
the Union. Outside Of the fact that
an attempt was made ''te make him
d martyr to truth" the subscribers
to the Union had so become accus-
toned to rich political weekly fea asst
from his pen, they were, although
personally unacquainted with the
man, greatly prepossessed in his ia
vor, and would have lamented his
death as deeply as any, outside of his
immediate family. The Union says
the physicians extracted the ball
with which he was wounded in the
late rencounter with Gen. Zollicoffer.
The bullet entered his face little to
the right ofhis nose, passed immedi-
ately above the throat and was found
lodged in the back part of the neck,
about two inches behind the ear near
the base Of the skull.
at seem miracle that a rifle ball
should be driven entirely through a
mans face and neck, a distance Of 6
or s inches, withpu inflicting fatal
injury to the large blood vessels in
its track. 1t is, however, the opin-
ion Of his physicians, that he will be
able TO resume his editorial duties in
d few weeks
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

KEPT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE That
Gen. &e0H's position on the veto au-
thorizes the conclusion, that b e would
not interfere to prevent a repeal Of
the fugitive slave law. His northern
friends say, with Scott as our Presi-
dent, the fugitive slave law may be
repealed, without being met with the
executive veto.' Mr.. ST. rcns of
Pennsylvania, in a speech in Con-
gress, the other day, advocating the
professions of Gen. Scott to the Pres
idency, said it was vain thing to
depend upon Gen. StoH to use the
veto power to prevent amending or
repeating t he fugitive slave law >
that the influence Of his administra-
ton would not be used for that pur-
pose. Do you hear that, southern
Scottites?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

A r EsoLUTloN.-The Illinois river
is said to be SO low now that wen cat
fish get aground. However there is
a good time coming At the last
meeting of the Board Of Underwri-
tiers, the following resolution was Of
fered: "RcsOlced, That the Illinois
river be, and is hereby requested to
rise" Now, if that stream don
come UP, then there is no virtue in a
resolution, and the Board of Under
writer's had better dshand.