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SHERIFF'S SALE.
rTsrn Disrn,.1 c'unr Holm MARTYR THOMAS n JACK
PARISH OF MAbsos tSoE H. IA rule against CHARLIE
MrhiEfsffAS. No. s3a.
by VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to ME
- directed by the Honorable Tent District Court, parh
ndson the above entitled will .5es public
the Rotnnda Of the City Exehangs ST Louis s.
CHre' and Royal eets MONDAY September s. 1862, IL
o'clock Nj
Ire slave JACOB.
Seized in the above defendant. Mghn.
Terms caan or tie spot. JAMES P PBERET,
nus Ii 26 Sheriff he Parish o Orleans.
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BASES AND PLATFORM.


In the meeting there shall be platform all round raised eight
inches above the floor and three feet wide also raised platform with
President aud secteys desks thereon, according drawings t" be
furnished by the Surveyor.
The in that shall be twelve inches high including two
inch moulding.
The second of building to be six inches high
without moulding.
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MADISONrVILLE.

EyOR CONVICTION, MADISON N-
A, VILE, LEwIsBURG AND VAUDEVILLE. lstssSskt@ff
NEW LAKE STEAAER-The superior and swift
running OPELIA, Warren A. Gce mser having very
elegant accommodations will regular packet the above
leaving follows
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS LEAVES JACKSONVILLE:
MONDAY, NJ MONDAY, at............5 AZ.
TUESDAY. .........ls !" :" TUESDAY ;-........."s .
THURSDAY THURSDAY. .............6
FRIDAY .,,,.,.,.Is FRIDAY. .s5...i........s
- On SUNDAYS the upI.Efm viii make 40 ExcGRsJoN
TRIP, leaving the Railroad the arrival of The O'Clock
returning the o'clock cars to the city,
In order keep the Boat in perfect condition "a safe and
passenger steafe will make Wednesday,
~ Passengers Covngoh will find good conveynnces free Of
charge, and from Madiaonyile.
EIJ Bag will the office Of the Agents,
el9 Wi. L. CUSHING d CO., IS Common street.
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AtORN MEAL-Fresh rebolted, Il constan,
~ supply, in bags and barrels.
& tree
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE
PARoissK pi0aLsaNs. No. l1,743
I'm VERTU dun writ de ieri facias a moi
~ pr Byne, Premier IA
Sse dorlean erpOsea en- yents pasiiqe s LuNp 50 ea
uS CHEvAL, w MULET EFT uN DRAY s.s rala;re al
6gssas. Conditions compliant, - ~.
auis St0d JOHN j. HOPPE Constable
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

CONSIABLES SALE.
SgcoNn JusTtcE's COURT JAMES McCAFFREY VS. PATRICK
PARISH OF ORLEANS. AIEIGHAN.. :. No. l!,li2.
ny VIRTUE of a writ of tier facias to me
- directed by the Hoonorab j. L. Winter
Peace for the Parish OF Orleans the above emitted suit will pro-
public Jncksuus
Of Pcs,s and Baronne Streets DAY September 1885,.
L. O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUN D. with story AAtE HOUSE
with other improvements thereon situated the
Municipality the New Orlenu square
bounded by Peo rave eur and Johnson
by the number twelve, the plan drawn Lewis
ia, and deposited office Mccoy, late Notsry Public
said lot measuring English inches
and lines ront Johnson hundred
feel three inches deep between parallel lines.
Terms cash. GEORGE F. PEARSON,
su9 Is sepn Constable Second Justices Court
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%s" The new, light draught, swift running
packet steamer AMBASSADOR Hunter for ST.
LOUIS CAIRO, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS all landings
THIS DAY the 26h ins Passengers shippers
will pluaae be- in readiness a above hour
STONE 4 WALWORTII, ss Tchouptouas street.
au9S MARSH, RANLETT l. CO.. 20 Poydrn 4rset
re- The new, light draught, swift running
HERALD snowdo master having been detained
by the rain eavs for ST. LOUIS CAIRO interme
dtats landings THIS DAY. 7sh O'clock positively from
the foot Of Lafayette street.
au26 oGLEsBY d MACAULAY, IS Tchoupoulas street.
IS~ The splendid and fast running passenger
steamer JENNIE DEANS mas,er will leave for ST. LOUIS
CAIRO MEMPHIS and all landings THIS DAY the 2st
n at O'Clock positively Shippers will please
be rendy the above hour.
WHITE Il BUCHANAN is povaras str,et
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Will leave FRIDAY, August 81, at 5 o'clock NJ.
NOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S - -
n LANDING, LAKE LLIKEN'S ,s!!4tss
BEND, EICKsBuRG, GRAND GUILE RODNEY, zszsl1szsa
NATCHEI, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE DON
SLDsoSyiLE and all ine9saia;e lsRiing -Regua Weekly
packet FRANK LYON Stone MASTER will leave
above. For freight passage, apply board orto
STROTHER BROS, IS Poydras street.
~ The FRANK LYON will take freight Yazoo River
ship VOST which boat will await the arrival Of the F.
l.. at Vicksburg
EOR GREENVILLE. PRINCETON, ~ -
~ ~ SKiFWITiI LANn!NG LAKE PRoyIpENGE sse
RODNEY, NATCHEz, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON
o VA Hnd al
The and elegant passenger packet SOUTHERN BELLE Capt
j. Cox, sill leave above WEDNESDAY, O'Clock
EVERY WEDNESDAY thereafter throughout the
For freight rpassage, apply on board to
STROTEER& BROS Agents. as Poydras street.
The SOUTHERN BELLE will River with
the privilege of reshipping at Vicksburg. sn0
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

" OR SALE-The steamboat E. D. ~
months past, the capacity cotton
running in the coast trade we'll found and in
made easy. For particulars, apply to
sNfTH Il FIMsTER, 81 Poydras street
ie?a orr. H. MORRISON h co.
EfOR SALE.-A Lease of residence in asSs
Canslstrestsood neighborhood rent modeaeupto s
LIST Ortober together with FURNITURE BEDDING etc. To
good purchaser the will
on given. For particulars address T. az, d.1
K7OR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
II PRINTING MACHINE, FIoes pattern credit
otweive mouths with approved soldo will given Apply
at this office ff'
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
FEST Jesaiea,s cegsT JOHN BARRY H BRIGHAM
by VIRUE of u writ of feri faeias to me
directed by the Hon D. Eync, First Justice the
Parish Orleans will proceed sell public aution, MONDAY
August 80 1874, L. o'clock of Office No. a.2 Thour
oulas street
ONE HORSE, ONE MULE AND ONE DRAY, seized
suit Tenn. cash. tauls atohl IL. HOPPE, Constable.
CONSTABLE'S SALE
PARISH ORLEANS II 10 1880.
by VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable Jonte Second Justice of the
the Parh the entitled
public Warehouse corner Baronne and Poy
streets, THURSDAY September
Ole BOOK CASE. one ICE REFRIGE CREATOR, six CHAIRS
Seized the above entitled Tens III spot
sep2 GEO. +, PEARSON, Constable.
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
NOR ALEXANDRIA, NATCH1- ~ +
~ TocHEs. GRAND ECoRE and SHREVEPORT. ls s59$3
Red River Weekly Packet-The regular ekly pack
j. NJ RELF VIM Kma master, Tin place OF The 2 NJ.
kmba1 will leave above during the low water EVERY sATUR
DAY EVENING freight apply board
SPFAKE& McCREARY, Tchoupitoulas
ar TeJ NJ RELF will reshp freight for above the Falls first
cnss light rboats.
TICKSBURG.
Will leave SATURDAY, August e, at o'clock P.
FOR VICKSBURG,W ARRENTON, ~
y, NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF RODNEY. lL6 49,
WATERPROOF, NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS BAYou i1I1aEzE1
SARA BATON ROUGE PLAQUENfINE, DONALDSON lie and
Intermediate landngReg1ar Weekly Vcksburg Packet
SATCIIEZ No. 2-For EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at S
occETh running packet steamer NAICZ
p j. f. Leahers the Levee receiving freight and
will above. For freight apply board Of
Canal D. R. CARROLL, Union 50 Ca-ondeletst
Freight for all points Ynzoo River TAKEN with the privilege
Of reslppng VOLANT w G. CAMPBELL.
NOR WATERMELON, NEW CAR ~ =
l. TIfAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, WATER 49,
PROOF NArcHEz FORT ADAMS BAYog SARA
ocoekseamsr LOUISA place of the NEW PRINCESS
Tor few weksThe splendid packet steamer LOUISA
Jackson will leave for the above pos TUESDAY, August
81, at o'clock P. NJ.
aul D. R. CARROLL, SO Union Row. carondelet street.
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n IME-125 bbls. pure Alton White Lime
Il landing Sultnna, and for sale by
AUS STONE & WALWORTH, Ss Tchonpitonins
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
PARISH OF oaLEAxs ROLAND. No. IL s.s.
by VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable CIV Jone Second
for the prho Orleans eommnned to ssl by public
Warehouse.
Day August 1859 lot of Hous EfioLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit. Terms cash.
F, PEARSON
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SHERIFF'S SALE
''pa OF p5s,sa JOHN r. PIKE No. IL. e.
Try VIRTUE of and in obedience to Nh order
Of snle rendered Augus 81 1884, directed by the
Hnornbe the Fourth District Court Of Neworean the above
entitled will sell public FRIDAY
September 1882 at O'Clock the prenises-
All tie FURNITURE ard MOVABLE EFFECTS contained the
house situate Oft Julia street, 1905 dstea
Atoir: Bureau with Gla. wssapds TABLES STOOLS Chairs Arm
and Nurse Chairs. LOCKING Gsses Dnaants
Lamps curans Pictures Carpet apd Rngf Oil Cloth Mating
Chins and CrockeYy Ware. Kit hen Utensils. etc
Also-One PIANO and GUITAR;
Seized Professionally in The above
Terms cash on the apo.. JAMES P. FhEEET,
aull q iGofth Parish 0rlea
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Sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
A PERMANEN CURE.

.
OTHERS and principle of action consequently effect;
sessng THE ADVANTAGES while ii s Tree from the objections
kinds The pressure
NATURAL being comparatively light Ruptures;
brought bear directly the henial thereby
,odng security all times the
when fitted by the PROPRIETOR skll the
placed beyond the danger other painful dan
which inrequcnt the other Trues
tits practice persons afflicted
apply themselves dangerous practice
which cannet only by those who Anatomy
familiar with the Rupures. he
best Truss be injurious If suit the Rapture mp
Piled and m properly fitted Therefore, have concluded form
NO AGENCIES but to sell and apply the Truss
Sr. CHARLES STREET, New Orleans
Observe the sign Of the GY- the door mhi4 lyd&
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DOORS AND WINDOWS,

DOORS AND WINDOWS.
All the buildings half
half inches stiles nails ovoo and bead
both sides. Each hung with not less than inch iron butts
half inch double inmhs six inch
moulded arch,vs the inside and be secured with good
inch America moris locks The windows have and three
inch glazed ssshes double hung in frames with good
weights and plits, and the trimmed the outside with
inch moulded arehaves The windows the yard and alley
have three inch norcs blind shutters hung with
loose butts and secured with blind ace and eight
inch shutter bolts,
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STEAMBOATS,.

a 1ASSENGERS GOING EAST ~ T.
a The fine double passenger steamboat
JENNY Stone leave Mo
bile EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING. arrival OF the Nswtrieana
mail line stenn Montgomery The Jenny Be.le will
larry all stages fwatur, sixteen inches.
The fine, double engine steamer sAEiIE, MI
Ter, will leave Mobile EVERY FRIDAY MORNIs arrival
the steamer, Montgomery comfort
safety unnrpaed and the travelling
leaving above For frige
passage apply r. GEDDEs 10 Bank Place New Orleans.
NJ. WAXING d CO., Mobile.
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The building pnns enclosed covered
story brick building with States with The number Of
marked Jan. The 10 be fitted with inch
having rounded o- fned INTO
rrrneI hand
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Specifications for Supplying the City with Iron Plate.
Rrfdgen. the term Of year.


CONTROLLERS OFFICE Cry NswoHLR Aag 80 1881
gzs- Notice is hereby given that, in accordance
with tie foregoing resolution will MONDAY both day
bidder the abo7.
au26 lit o. DEBUYS. Comptroller.
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DE La DETTE CoNsoLIDEE DE La NLLE-oRLEANs.}
NoUvSLLE-uaLEANs, JUN la59.
EtONFORNIEAENT aux dispositions de FActe
~ de Legislature Etat approuyt 4 Mai 1885, ct IN monAn'
de yrsances sndisant 6tani ell mains
DIES PR6poSsTloNS CAcHETEEs serent resues &c % INNS
qnan NENDRED II Ssptsube midi ID Fn,s us p
de Nuncipate No. un usqua de ~ soos
GUARANTEE MILE PIASTRES Les dis ostons
subscription les BORIS de IA Munisiaihe
ees prisss consideration d; q &c
ls5 midi ct les pouontere 1nsris pas
ct don't les eeheanes das plus suI de- M
ct aehee !" 49,
nicipaite No. In, par s dit de Ma 1872 1 u
D. A. CROsSMAN, Marie. d il.-
peBUYS Contreleur. I'D
| WAI II. GARLAND, Tfesorier 81 i
| W.P. CONVERSE, Rapportenr
| du Ccnite de Ia Conseil des Aldermen.
| L. H. PLACE, Rapporteu
du Ccme de Finances Aldermen.
LAYg Seer aus
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Georgia Convention.

The Georgia " third rhrty' Convention
assembled ut Macon OH ll,s l7th instant
One hundred and iortyssiH delegates ap
peatad from fofty1eis counties. a dis
patch from the Charleston Courier say'
the following resolutions were adopted
Rssgipaa, That II COMMITTEES Of three
from each Congressional District be up.
pointed Ivy the President 10 report matter
proper for the action Of this Convention.
Resolgea, That said Committee be
antlieriz d to hold II conference with such
Committee us may be appointed by II Con
vsutiob OF II portion Of our political friends,
10 meet In this place tomorrow, to ascer.
tain II there be any mems whereby tic
harmony Of the party may be seetired In
the ensuing Presidential election.
Resotpea, That the Secretaries be di.
feeted to commitments the above rssolu.
ton, together viii, the naties Of the Com
mittee appointed by this Convention, 70
the Convention 10 assemble OH to.inor.
row.
The Committee OF three from encb Con.
gressional District was appointed, and the
Convention then adjourned to meet next
day. when the Scott Convention would
also meet in Macon.
Tie N. .. Bulletin has the following
IN relation to their next days proceedings +:
The GEORGIA CoNvEsr1o Yesterday
we gave a brief report Of the proceedings
In the Georgia "lird party Convention
at Macon on the 18th instant. We now
learn from a dispatch to the Charleston
Courier. that the Convention re.assen1.
bled on the morning OF the 18th, and that
the Committee Of twenty.four appointed
to confer with the Scott Convention 70.
ported tina. there was no way which a
union with the Scott Convention could he
effected, and recommended the nomination
Of candidates for President and Vice Pros.
ident Of the United States, other than
those now before the people. The Com
mittee further reported the platform adopt.
cd by the Wing National Convention at
their recent session in Baltimore as the
platform Of tfle Third Candidate Party Of
Georgia, and submitted nm electoral ticket
for tho party, instructed 10 support Dan
iel Webster for President and Clias. J.
jenkins for Vice President. The report
was unanimously adopted, an Executive
Committee was appointed, and the Con.
ventiof then adjourned sine die.
From q dispatch Il the Augusta CHyon.
acle and sentinel we learn that the Scott
Convention, which net at Macon on the
18th, was organized by appointing Judge
Fleming, of Chatham. as President; Gen.
George w. Evans. of Richmond and Mr..
Perry, Muscogee, Vice Presidents. The
President appointed a committee Of "a to
confer with the Webster Convention,
in order to harmonize. The committee
reported a failure to harmonize. Ascot
and Graham Electoral ticket was formed
aud then tile Convention adjourned.
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Trec Democracy Nomination..

This movement Of the Ffessoil Demo,
efaey Of tile North lbs been locke III TO with
sothe interest III tbs Eoalli. When The
movement afst t,sgaii, W. thought the re-
suit would have d decided influence lipgn
tile Presidential eanvass bat Tie veil ID
lifted, aud all Is shown In It's proper light.
1t will be faeolleated that sa,ue months
since John faIiale vas tle only pefseli
spoken Of rs 4 candidate tof Tie Ifesllelis
ey by this party, aud when iie Announced
that III consideration of Tie relations Wl,el.
existed lete set himself aud tea, Fiafea,
being near heiglibefs sud warm personal
friends, he declined being q candidate, and
avewed his Intention 10 support General
Pierce heartily, tlie settled etvletiei wis
tliat Gliase would be lie Hetaiuesi Hat
such was liet deemed proper IN HE wis
dom ef iliat delegated body The HanHls
nation OF Mr. Chase Wanld fahe loo many
votes ff8in HE fegblaf Democratic iistalf
lice, and besides d majority VI he lending
AbolitisDists were already enlisted IN The
support al tlat iieihiiee,
II was not Feliey fef The Convention 20
epehIy deelale themselves IN Favet IT den
Pierce, Tef such II eetifse w6Hl1 prove dis
astfeits 10 bis support IN tiie South, aid
he would get no electoral vote IN The
Southern States. So they settled d1wH
upen tlieif first ehoiee==the champion Of
Abolitienisfn,=~Jeh J., Hale, netwitli4
standing his known determination not 10
fin they said, We viii put him upon
our ticket ai,y how.
The secret Of these proceedings amounts
TO tlli4 Tie Free Democracy have lo
Ticket at alI-toln i. Hale viii resign,
and continue his influence where it Is now
exercised, in favor OF Gen. Pierce.
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rtac Whig state Conventions
Tho Bee Of the asi In.t, Ia. Tho following =

AHe Ree VI sHe z5e INST mas tae ileVt0R
awe understand that the Wing State Central
Committee have hxed upon the 18th November
next an the day for The meeting IL The Whls
state Convention To nominate candidates for off.
ces TO be elected under the new Constitution
The resolutions adopted by the Committee will
be published In a few davs. The action Of that
body seems to have been based upou coEvie.
ton Of the necessity Of separating The Presi,ien.
tial election from the Issue Of State poliey.n
We hope that such Ia not the determination Of
the Central Committee ie however, they have
fixed the meeting Of the Convention for the pc.
riod stated, il 10 a movement much to BE- regret.
ted. We ean conceive Of no possible good TO be
effected by tho delay. Candidates should b. In
the field, and have ample time to visit these
whom they wish for constituents a, their own
homes, and by delaying the nominations they
will be deprived Of this advantage, they will
have no opportunity Of making the acquaintance
of others than the parishes bordering on the river.
The Balletin's proposition We regard as wise,
/, 10 endorsed by the Bee, and We copied the ar.
tiele at length in our last issue II met favor
throughout the State, and we hope that If the
Committee have determined the day, as stated
by the Bee, they will reconsider tho subject, and
appoint an earlier peiicd for the meeting of the
State Convention.
Authority to &C, for the Wing Convention is
vested in them, and il by delay the party csnli.
dates should be defeated in the coming election,
it will be a matter Of universal regret Throughout
the Stale that the nominations were not made IN
-.
a more seasonable time. A criterion for the fa.
suW win be found in the past, and the Wing par
~ should take time by the forelock, and impress
upon the minds Of the masses Of this State, its
policy, a grand feature Of which il internal in,-
provcment, and we predict such a course will be
Of advantage in the result Of both our State and
National elections.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
somethimg wrese.

In these times, when political strife II
rising IN every seeliou Of tie country
when Tie principles OF Il great Naiiona
party are TO Id advocated and upheld
when eaeli mai II called upon to be at Ill.
post, mud 10 to his duty,-wefs we 10 Gag
In The gatse,=Were we to eviiite b luke
warm spifit@wefe we to turn d cold
shoulder 10 long.ehsrisled principles, we
would be denounced as n traitor 10 the
party witch supports tis~-as unworthy
tile eonutenanee OF encouragement OF any
man III the land. BIT this cannot be said
Of liz. We are Wblg, have ever been Il
Wing, ever will lie n Why, aud have ne.
yer faltefed in our support Of II Wbig. IN
looklng around Upon the acts Of Wings,
VIC are constrained to eSeluin,, from what
sottse Are We 10 derive compensation for
ONT support IN the cause ! Do the party
for which we labor support usi II we are
TO draw h conclusion from their recent nets
tnost aspuredly not Where then IL our
remuneration 10 come from ! From the
Democrats I certainly not for he II said
10 their credit. they support themselves. II
n well tnowii that we have 10 go.be.
tween political associations Ia this South.
cru cottptfy-aspifations mnst necessarily
I've fixed and dutefinincd@~aud we have Ia.
bored to gain the confidence ana enjoy tho
support Of tho Wing party III tl,is we nte
mistaken, the party are al present build.
Ing mp All opposition which they mist al.
ttmetely, and At n time when 1t will re.
dnite II strongly concentrated force, tear
dowha~4this wall not bo easily done, aud
where L. the consistency of nou.
opposition from Wliel, ITO benefit
possibly be derived, save the gratiaea.
ion Of personal feeling, And furthermore.
what party principle aetuates Wings in
he a%seealency 10 prescribe n Wing paper
The benefit Of a Democrat, we cannot
conceive.
To pass over ty.gone transactions.
we were equally prescribed, aud
down to or point, we eolne TO one
# the great aud prominent measures Ia
he principles Of tho Wing perty, aud
which Ia ~strenuously opposed by the De.
we mean internal improvements,
measur which this paper lias ever ad.
ocetej, when the project is brought about
/, the shape Of q pLAsk RoAp-an cleo.
10 liad--louE Wing Directors ARE pre-.
aud compose II meeting, and they
|eet n Democrat 10 be their printer TO tue
description Of the party paper, as was the
,se on last Saturday III tho election tur
Ulcers OF the Crosse 1'ete aud West Bu.
N Rouge Plank Road, ID something that
70 cannot pass over In silence. We
aimed the llonors Of that body IN our line
business. aud were entitled I them
our devotion 10 The enterprise. These
70 facts which cannot be miafepresented,
al we submit them TO the consideration
Il eandid public,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28

We owe un apology to this gentleman,
and our Democratic friends, for tile appa-
rent neglect in the non.pnbiication OF q
series OF letters from Col. r. A. Stew
art. defending Gen. Scott against an at
tack made by the Hon, T. G. Davidson.
Col. Stewart. on the day of tile Wing
Ratification Meeting in this city. came to
this Office, and gave the letter which ap-
pears in our columns to-day to some per-
sou whom he supposed to belong to the
Office, aud who we suppose ofTiciatcd in
our absence. laid the letter away. and for
got 10 mention the fact to US. We never
kncw such a document was In existence,
until Col. Stewart called upon ne the other
day % make on Inquiry on the subject.
We regret that this delay should have
occurred. because ofsisr ia1xses. manifest
ed in tho controversy. aud of the very
awkward -predicamcut ia whscll il placed
Col. Stewart.