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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-03

Lala from Niearasaa.


NEw YoRk, Oct. 2.-fhe steamer Tennessee, from San
Juan the 2st and Key West the 27th, has arrived
The officers Of the Tennessee report that Affairs Mica
ragua assuming favorable aspect regards the
stability OF Walkers government. His army num-
bers 900 Americans besides the native troOpsa in good
health.
detachment Of Walkers troops had made two attempts
to dsodge party of natives who had enrenched hemsee
al Sac Jacino but repused both occasions with
loss Of twenty killed and wounded The enemy said to
have had 100 killed.
The state that Walker about to despatch
body Of artillerists TO make third attempt.
EI President Riyas said 10 be deunot and unacnowl
edged by any party.
Leon still In possession OF the native, Honduras and
San Salvador troopsal in deplorabe condition from sick
ness and starvation and their ranks constantly hnned by
desertion the choIeraheen to twenty dying daily.
w alker had cut of all their means Of supplies.
The fate Of Dr. Livingston not certainly known, but
Is believed that he has not been executed.
The cholera still raging In Costa Rica.
President Mora had reviewed the troops San Jose but
being asked If they ready to Nicaragua and
drive the Americans out, they answered. emphaticaly,
"No" but If the Americans attempted to invade Costa
Rica, they were ready to oppose them.
The British feet still at San Juan, and additions
daily expected
Key West healthy, and the weather had been COOL
Two unknown vessels reported ashore Cape Flor
ida and vessel had been despatched to their assistance
The stern of schooner named the "Wild" Carrier
has, from Philadelphia, had arrived.
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WHITE spanish brandy, white Wine Vinegar,
w sc.
K-cs.hs white Spanish brandy fth Troof
I half pipe white wine vinegar
95 barrels pur, cider vinegar
100 lbs white and brown mustard seed
on white
Together assortment Of .sh imported
spices suitable for the pcting season. = -
In store, and for sale low by WILLIAM N. CRlPfs,
Oct 3-6tsoif 81 Louisiana bet 9th and 7t streets
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ID y STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. ass seventh ST.,
notifies the public that he has received
York Phsdsphis markets the largest and best
cloths Shirts Stocks gloves no
sery, &c, thai he has offered for their Inspection
HIS the his patrons and the
public he exercised
goods confidently believes he better
before He soliciis
stock prices BY the public and assures all
WI in showing his goods.
attention q hits which
ieved TO Of the very description made this country
Sep ls-9sw3vif
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The President's youyney.

CoscoRp, Oct 1.-The President stopped last night at
other select friends He hher to-day the
of the Manchester Veterans, and is momenary expected
large crowd has gathered at the depot awaiting his
rival.
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Know all persons by these presents that has released
and hereby OF all further liability
claim evidence OF debt
bsr Of 8, issued BY the late republic OF
Of Texas tbs
be the United States in accordance with The pro
entitled An provide for the
paymen republic OF Texas
Of September nine eighteen hun
of February 1888,
OF The state approved the LIST Of February, 1856
As witness my hand and seal.
Aug 29-ditlsuan
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persons BY these pfesens that mas released,
and hereby United States OF America from all further
claim cerncae evidence debt
for the OF e issued by me late republic OF
OF the pfae Of Texas ~ the case may
he and redeemed In accordance with the
entitled An Get provide Tor he
creditors the late republic OF Texas rs are
in the act OF Congress Of september nns IN
2eh OF February ~ ehd IN sci
OF approved the LIST Of February, 1856
As hand seal
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PrNfryNTtARr oF NiRoNlh-lne tlcnfnond bnqulre
OF yesterday morning says;
Yesterday the directors Of this institution took the
nua inventory Of the tools fixtures and articles hand
IL appears that the manufactures for the fiscal year ending
the Both ult amounted TO S66324 81 being thar
before manufactured in year, except In 1854
Immediately before the burning Of the shops The
chinery nearly all in operation, and promises in
future increase of manufacturer
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ILLINOIS CEsrRAB RAmRoAp-The earnings Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company for the second week Of Sep
tember S6550o the largest received This make
$4,000 for two weeks equal to s275ooo for the month
The land sales continue large being s233,792 for tn
second week and about s3240 for weeks The sale
for the second week ol57 acres averaging Sl4 Al
per acre
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-29

Ag The Hon. !. + Benjamin,
Senator from 1,c,,is'sbs, delivered
lecture at Petersburg, w., on sator-
day night last. The fntel1lgsnoer Of
that city thus speaks oft:
"Tbe subject WAS one which pcss-
essed tbs attraction n novelty md
ELECTED \ charming and Instructive
narrative, which the audience listened
with The most fixed attention. Inv
NJ praetsel in Rome in this DAYS ,f
Cicero and lfottentius, and later. in
the third century, in The days Of IN
p'n'en and UlpiAn, togs.har With The
modes Of proceeding in kornan tri-
buoals, with the personal bearing. con.
duct md habits, and last, 'bopgl, not
least, 'feas' II Roman lawyers, pavs
materials for u native which made m
hour pass with no tagging pace, and
made the audience regret, that after
most chaste and beautiful eulogy OH
that great md good man, John Mar
shall, the lecturer bowed himself. 10
his sent -
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Co,nv,sn E.r,.r f.nn1on

CoLoH,se SrosE.-Ths London.
Artizan says that building stone may
be tinted in different shades by i'm
pregnating is with metallic salts, and
then adding a precipitating re-agent.
by means Of salts Of lead aud copper,
with suIphurested hydrogen, grays,
browns and blacks may be produced.
Copper and fcrroagaile Of potassium
give a red tint, II porous llmcstones
are boiled in solution Of metallic sui
phate, c1rbonic acid il evolved. and
the metallic oxyd combined with sui
plate Of lime, is deeply fixed in stone
In this manner, sulphatc Of iron gives
rusty ,ints, sulphate Of copper a fine
green, sulphate Of manganese brown
and mixed, sn'phate Of iron and cop
per 4 chocolate The double sulphatcs
thus formed increase the hardness OF
the stone.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-29

A writer on China speaks Of tho
aptitude for christian civilization Of
celestial juvaniles at Canton, and says:
''the children are intelligent and sharp;
they pick up English easily. Almost
all the young blackguards about the
place swear 10 very good English."
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Gbe 9ailg Gonlet.
nATON ROUaE,aaArIsft 20, 1866.

NJ We IRE in receipt Of apampb-
lat eo,;tta,1 +" What has The present
o.,,oe;l done for the city Of New Or
leans" The object Of the author 's
10 prove that the administrator" of The
city under the control Of "e"''ats OF
the American party has been satis-
factory and that the cause, Of o""
pIaint are not tho result u the opora
tions of The present city authorities but
the unavoidable consequence Of tho
maladmioistration IT the parity in
power before them.
nH- A Postal lleform excitement
has been gotten W in New York.
which, as IL strikes at,.the foundation Of
very great and disgraceful evil in
our country, viii do"btlessly result in
some good. The movement is charao-
terised BY prudence aud moderation.
which commands tho respect, It not
The hearty 90 operation Of every order
loving citizen Of the country
The following constitute The objects
Of this reform:
No Frank;ng Let Government pay
;ta own Postage.
Uniform Postage. Two Cents.
Free Letter Delivery.
No Compulsory Prepayment.
Dead Letters to be Returned,
Post Office Money Orders.
Cheap Ocean Postage.
An address setting forth the claims
Of such changes, together with petit
ton to be- signed BY the people
throughout the country IL to he pre-
sented TO the next congress-. !
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STATE or LOUtstANA44-parish IF
East Baton Kouge-sjxth Judicial Dis
t,;et Coust.--lp the matter Of the sue
eession Of Joar = bArtrr, decd
Probate mo ApGJ
DY VIRTUE Of a commission issped
- in the shove, succession and directed IN
tbs shstiH ii the Parish Of f.. T. Eo,,gs, Rom
the Hon Sixth Judicial District Cont in
and for the Parish Of T.. r. Rouge sud State
aforesaid, will offer NJ public sale, al the
Can't House dtt,r, II said Parish in The
City Of Baton Rouge, %" sn,n,hoy, NJ. ~.
doy " M"y ns1. A. n. 1876, Al ! O'Clock
A. NJ, The property hetejnafte, set forth and
described, baIonging 10 the succession If
J"as p. Barry, Is's Of the County cf
Yazeo, Sic ri Mis- is ippi, deed, 10 VT
A certain tract Of land, situated in bis
parish East BATON Houge.) known a.
NJ cti"n No. 4. !" Township 8, If range one
esst, being tbs same acquired by the de-
ceased from n. T. Powell, by m act, psss.
cd before J. II. Lawrence, a Justice d the
Psaee, in and lot the Comfy Of Yszoo,
stste Of Mississippi, on ths the 4sb Of June
1869, on the following terns and con-
ditions, to wit. One third cash, snd the
balance payable in two equal instruments,
At twelve snd eighfeen months from the
day NJ sale. Purchaser n furnish notes
paysbIe 10 the Executor, and mortgage
reserved until fnsl payment.
THOS. r. HERNANDEZ.
apps Deputy Sheriff
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NEW l1OOns.

JUST RECEtvEb per Steamship C.bawba. hsr,
y New York, Beautiful White sbA Ceiopred n,u-
1ishtihes, P1sin and PlAid White Jscobe.s, vain
SCOTS, Swiss Msslins, Embroidered Swiss ana Jse
coet Bands, RIsin Blsck and CoioreA Bsrexes.
Ladies' spd Misses White Cothyn Hose, black IN 4
C"'cred si1k Gloves, ti,st M;tts, Mack sra wh,,A
Grape collars and si4evss, Figured snd Paid
s,'k pArss"is, 6rass, Hair Cloth AnA CsrAeA
Skirts, Tor ssls very CHEAP ~ the
panabsLsstA CHsAr CAss FROM,
April ~. lMfsvetts str.ss
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Attention Consuusers.

4 EDITIONS are being constantly made
n TO my stock Of FAMILY CROCk-
RES, to which invite the attention OF
consumers. Having adopted thr pr,nc,plc
Of Cash q no Trade" ] nm enabled 10
fix prices on my gooh 70 low, thy cannot
fail to cell. n. 6. BRIAN,
apl2a. NE. Cor. Court House Square.
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WHITE corTons AND LINENS.

YET RECEIVED, per Steamship Cshswbs from
u View Ycrk auctions, = me lot NJ shifting cot
tons ana Linen Shirt bcs"t,s, fDr sails vsry low ~
tbs PauApsySs,A f;psAr CAsa svoas.
ApI ~. Iafx Yetts Hyeek
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-29

rFrank Leslie illustrated news
paper. fcr April. comes to us in ''a
usual style Of interest aud mag"'fi-
oenee. The leading article, upon the
life and present pecnoiary cond'tio"
of La,nartine the Poet Statesman Of
Franco, after enumeratipg the causes
II bis embarrassment. mentions the
fact, that his friends. concerned al The
prospect Of his utter ruin. have pursua.
ded him 10 listen 10 tho following
suggestion:
I. |. proposed to publish here. in
monthly parts, an English version Of
h,s Familiar Course Of Universal
Literature. under the direction Of IL
committee Of some Of our leading lit.
ersry then. such a. Me.srs Bancroft,
Washington Irving, Prescott. 10. The
subscription 70 this edition. which
will DO brought out in very elegant
form, and which will take two years
10 complete. IL 10 DO fixed, We believe.
II twelve dollars. It Ia anticipated.
no doubt correctly. that the American
people will be glad 70 have an oppor-
tuuity In this way Of testifyipg their
sympathy for man who is tho incar-
nation Of true republicanism. and
whose lilo has been marked by puri'
" and .inglene.s Of purpose which
identify him with the great master
minds that laid the foundations Of their
pwn institutions. We regret that some
more direct plan Of accomplishing this
object cannot bo adopted /; but the
susceptible and disinterestcd character
Of the poet forbids such project. We
trust, therefore. that all true hearted
republicans who can afford Il will unite
in offering the only tribute that can
prove acceptable I" . man who pos
sesses ~ much delicacy and indepen.
dcnce ~ b. has genius and patriot
ism.
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NrMAW MATT1NflA.

lust RocsivsA from New v6rk sHcsions. Twsa,v
y vsvs ts'Css WHITE and GOtMkED MATING
vhicn will b. sold ~ VERY Low pRtGEH NJ tho
fHILADstsgA CasAp GAsH sroAs,
Aps. 10. Lafaystts Street.
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b. C.. MONTAN.
Notice Of Co.Esarfmerslpjp.

THE undersigned have this day entered
| into co. partnership, under the style OF
MONTAN Il HUGDET, for the purpose
Of carrying on the Hardware business, in
all Of its various branches respectfully col
lei. the patronage Of the public, assuring
them that in future as large and varied
stock can be found at their stand, and sold
as low ~ any house outside Of New Or
leans. D. G.. MONTAN,
apis J. 8. HUGUET.
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.OkT ZEAL.
Notice..

THE undersigned has this day associated
/ with him in the Hardware business
JOHN s. HrGUET, and thankful 10 his
patrons for their liberal patronage. soliets
a continuance Of past lavofs for the new.
firm.
apis ID. L. MONTAN.
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81 mr.. Filk'ns. you say you
know the defeudaut-what is his char
acter I" For what, sir prceing or
integrity r. "For integrity, sir
well. al that | can say about Jones
is. that Il he's honest, he's got queer
way Of showing it. tha's all I" What
do you mean bv that ~ Just this
that the nigh. before he dimes on tur-
key. somebody's poultry coop ia al
way. broken open That will do
W EilkiuR-
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1frp Aoufrtisfnlfnts.

v1NDWAGGSp.~gbb bsas MAC-AND MAG Tvtsecg.
! just received and H., sale nv
sp.zs yOsHtA eEAL.
Et~DCR-~7D barrels OtttO, inst received ssd n,
u sa'e ny
apps JOSHUA BEAt,
fsbEAW BACON seDES~~e easks Just receiv4
" ri sad III sale by
APPS JOSHUA HEAL,
rt.AHET Avn WHITE WINES --eO
~ casks Just received and for sale ~
apps tOsHGA BEAL
VUGNn A AMERICA Nttt.t.A~-tr4sb xyyrnd
] FLOUH AND MEAL alwsys mn hand, r., sale
~ tst2sj JOSHUA UEAL.
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IT, Tho trial Of Trescler, indicted
for killing Glas-cock, on the 4th Of
July before last, at Monterey Landing,
in the Parish Of Catahoula, by charge
Of venue was removed to coucordia,
where he was tried by n jury and &C
Quilted
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trade; that assiele bsisg feun'' vetv hsc-
essa,y IN, the health IT NJ dear wseny,
bee"y little thing
In about sir months after The event,
Digs will have sofne experience !" dcmes.
tic l,fe, snd VIII find that u has ts duties snd
ea,es ~ well ~ IT. pleasures ph;lade'-
thia bulletin.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-29

n-Spell MURDER backwards and
you have its cause.
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FrslcAL.--We understand the whole
amount in the Know Nothing treasury
of this parish, is ninety-one dollars,
Query How much Of this will be
left, after the X. Ms. have bought their
newspaper establishment ?-Spring-
field Gazette.
Not much, Doctor. Should they
invest in the Gazette, there would
not be more than enough left. to treat
all hands to " smashes," the Devil in
oluded. We have no direct interest
in the Free State, but would advise
the parties who hold the "ninety-one,"
to invest that amount in few columns
2 of the Gazette, on the other side
Take out the Livingston Directory"
The Public and Private Boarding
House Of Mrs. Kille and Turnage.
Bridges Wanted" Inc portable
Horse Power and the New Orleans
Price Current, and there would be
ample room.
Some Of our Gallo contemporaries
down the coast, have adopted TIL;
plan, Of publishing two papers Of op
posite politics on the same sheet, and
they find that it works well. The
idea is q good one, and We NEARLY
throw it out here, in way Of a sugges
ton.
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SOMETHING RATHER RICH AND Coon.

SOMETHING RATHER RICH AND Coon.
The r chmond Enq@1rer grayely pro-
posed the other day the arrest of the
Hon. JonN NJ. Boris, Of Virginia, on
the ground that he is unsonnd to the
institutions Of that State What the
offence is Mr. BoTTs has committed
we do not know, but believe it was
his opposition to the repeal of the Ms
souri, Compromise. Now, we suggest
that the Sheriff, while he has his hard
in, take into custody the Old Line
Wings Of Virginia, and throw in, by
way of making brilliant days work
and obtaining fat fees, the whole Am
crican party Of the State. To be sure,
there might be some diff nifty in exc
cutting such a job and bringing the
whole of the culprifs into court at once
but the ingenuity of the editor who
made the unique suggestion could no
doubt find ready way to get out Of
it. The fact is, ingenuity Is talent
which should he cultivated .-Bulleten.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-20

ANOTHER CnANeE.--The Farmers
vile Enquirer, has had its day and is
now dead, so to speak literally
The types, press, brass rule quads,
quoins etc, have been taken down to
Monroe, La, where Mr.. A. r. Craig
has started new paper called the
Union with that popular motto,
"the Constitution and the Union. -
The first number of the paper is on
our table and it looks we'll not only
in its appointments of =" dress but in
the spirit of its life, 1t wears a jewel
in its head, in presenting US the name
of the American Gas well in nature as
in name) candidate for the Presidency
Success attend the Union, not only
for the editors sake but for that Of
the Union We are pleased to
take Mr.. Craig by the fist as one Of
the heirs of the fourth estate aud a
member Of the press-gang in good
standing.
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SUCCESSFUL NEGoTIAT1oE.--The
following is in way of despatch from
the New Oreaus Picayurae.
New YoRs, Sept. 17.-.Advices
from London have been received in
this city, by the steamship Atlantic,
that James Robb, Esq, of your city,
has been successful in bis negotiation
for the sale 100000 bonds Of the
New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company.
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DE WITT q. JONES.

NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner to execute
" Dispositions and Deeds in every State in the
Union, Ledger Buildings, Commerce street, be
tween Sun and Point, Bayou Sara, La.
eY- In procuring Land Warrants and Fen
sions, and drawing up Declarations for Bounty
Land, strict regard will be given.
eY~ Mortgages, Deeds, Titles Of every nature,
inventories, Partitions, Powers Of Attorney, Pro-
tests, and all other Eotarial Acts promptly execu-
ted. sept-20.
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CAMPAIGN DocuMENrs.-lt is stated
that since the commencement of the
present Presidential campaign the
Black Republican press Of New York
city has issued four millions Of docu-
ments, includeing two hundred thous-
and Of Senator Summers speech of
forty millions of pages. About one
half Of this number have been dis
tributed through the Washington
Republican Association and the re-
mainder by members Of Congress.
The National Democratic Executive
Committee are now extensively en-
gagged in a similar work sending off it
is said twenty thousand documents a
day. The Nothing party too,
is not idle In that line of business.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

TWO LOTS ofground, with the improve shA.ak
l. mepts thereon consisting Of dwell |.s1
ing house, with five good rooms, front XXI
gallery, large kitchen with sei wants has4skzA
rooms, a good we'll and large building, formerly
occupied as a csoper's shop, being on the same
premises lately owned by N. Michel, cooper, in Cat
fish town. The improvements are only six years
old, and in good order. Terms very liberal.
Apply to JOHN II. DufRoCQ, Agent.
Sept-i9. Lafayette street.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO THE OFFICERS OF
THE Navy AND ARMY RELATIVE TO
THE REyoLuTroHARY MOVEMENT IN
CALJFonN1A.-A dispatch in the Balti-
more Evening American under date
of Washington, 18Th inst, contains
the following information under the
above caption:
It has been aHcerained, from Il re-
liable source, that no Instructions were
recently sent TO California by The Sc
cretary of the Navy, substantially diff.
fereut from those previously transmit.
ted
They are addressed to Commodore
Mervin or the senior officer of the sta
ton, advising him that the laws of the
Government of the United States must
DO enforced and public property be
projected from violence. He is re-
quired to have two or more national
vessels at San Francisco and to retain
them there until the ipsurrectionary
movements shall cease, the present oh
lect being to protect public property
and The officers Of the Federal Govern
ment, should they be interrupted in
the discharge Of their respective duties
nothing more.
Instructions, it is ascertaiued. were
likewise sent by The War Department
to General Wood for similar purpose
merely that those officers are cautioned
to exercise extraordinary circumspec
tons, and wise discretion.
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NOTICE.

TIE MALE SCHOOL of Mr.. r. D.
Wilson, will be reopened on Monday, 22d
inst septic.
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On the banks Of the "classic Missip-
s'ppi' bard by the upper saw-mill--
within the jurisdiction Of Wharf Mas
ter Coke, regular sea going vessel
has been pulled out Of the stream and
elevated in a dry dock for painting
and repairs. Madame Rumor has look
ed at it, has set the public mind TO
specializing on the subject and guess
ing, as to what IL the object Of this al
lent movement us it to be voyage
of discovery and conquest to the East =
Ia the Free State, back of us, to be in
vaded by the Tioktaw Of 7echf'sncfa,
and that remote country revolution
lied Z If SO, the neutrality laws will
be violated, and General Pierce should
be apprised of the fact, that he may
send out one Of the tightly rugged rev
enue cutters. A gentleman who is not
a professional Know Nothing, but who
is a good hand to guess, when he has
some grounds for guessiug-throws
out dark hint--like stray ray Of
light from an obscure lantherp, that the
vessel aforesaid, is to be drawn through
the streets Of this city, on the night of
the LIST prox., by an ample and sufii
cient team, with thirty-one Of Red
Sticks lovely daughters on her deck,
10 represent in this beautiful manner,
the glorious old ship of State, that has
rode onward and upward to the pres
ent eventful hour. On the night in
question, It is the purpose Of the Amer.
lean Party. to have torch light pro
eession. Col. Preston PoNp----that
eloquent champion Of American prin-
eiples, will address the citizens of East
Baton Rouge, at that time.
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Spiral Notiffs.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

M2A sSssa@1BY INVITATION Of the FILL
SANE. MORE RANGERS, Mr.. s. s. HALL,
N3AIs~ks1rAs will deliver an address at the
Court House, Monday Evening, September 22nd
ut ~ o'clock. The public are invited.
septic. II. M. PIERCE,
President Fillmore Rangers.
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Philadelphia Sept 1.-THE Democrats
met here to-dad to celebrate the adoption
Of the Constitution The delegation was
large and produced great excitement
Gov Johnston, of Georgia, address the
meeting in speech Of two hours, in which
he reviewed the history the Constitution
and in a masterI Y manner defended the in
stitutioh of slavery.
so'cLocK, P. MA procession is now
moving in Independence square which is
brilliantly illuminated. Gazetfe, 9th inst