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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-24
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latten mnb 90 bis % 9. alt.
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Waarenbau8 Der 6erren @tIer tnb So. an Der
Gfe Srn 6cpdrO> unO 6aYette(tr. etnae6rohen.
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Duloer 5t Ipren9elt, aber per9eblid. sic er6eltz
teten gar ntd)ta.
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ltatte pe5 l6rlt. Sarne5 6drrilon baIelbt wurpe
erbrpden >rp cine Nn5nbl 3tmmertnannsperf=
5eu9e gel tUblen.
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mar an9etla9t, Den Sp6n GYon auoeorifen git
laten. NYan, elm terfuli19er Srldnper, CAB
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Vett 9e9an9ett, unp ba tt Elm 2artr etrgenpnt,
mert, 70 rtuBte tA I'm MttternaGt beratts. gE1bz
reno iA Die Greppe b~tnunter sing, fam Barney
auf MIDI 3t uto l6l19 midi I1redltd, 70 paB tA
gang bla4te Nlt9et1, Elm 9eIGpoleneS Waul unb
aod onpere Gerlebut9en baSCn tru9. 9luf bic
6ra9e pe6 Gertbetri9ers Barry, Of er in iener
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ben 6anan fret.
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ten tbeilS nit unbebeutenpen @elbRrofen, t6etl8
nit 6rstiprs6ut9. 81 erpa9nen 1T nod Der
SAL pe5 SUbn Garpu, Der pegen Nn9riff5 auf
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9n Nr8rtf5 auf ben Sfftcer g8nt. :, 6arris 8
WpGen NrreIt befam.
9ofen ppn Baltimore, -- Sn Der
lesten gSp6e la9en I'M bteligen 6afen Is SGtfe,
Is gri9s, Is 9arten unO 40 SGoner, int 0ar-
sen 80 6abr3ea9e, Oapon waren 6elttr1ut ,tadb
Splton 5, 2iperppCl 6, 9tiu Sc Sanetro 6, Newp
Sert, N, G., 2, Gallao 7, gBet Snbien 5, @Gar-
leltpn 4, Sail 9ttSer 5, Neip=gprt 6, Montepipep
2, ytlAmUnD 2, Srlanp 2, ct. SngD be G16n 2
uap naG BEN fpIeenpen 6afen je Elm 6a6r3ea9 :
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G6pmas, cartbilAe6 Mleer, @ape Nolmns, Nsptn=
mai, MonroSia, alta9ela, 6%rauflin, So, GDens
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mOut3, Wfal.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-24
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ten gubIitum bic e~r9ebene Nu5ei0e, tab i'd meten gut umo sap.
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nit Der 9r6bten Nu8mabl neuer un3 mooerter 0aareu fir ben
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bB i9 bel gutter 2Baare bic b%iat8iten @retle Iellen merbe.
I'm glti9en 3uipru@ bitet er6ebeut
Sttl6s @ba$. 3te9ter,
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N@ 0pQpmab'S Salbe

1T Elm bationii4c8 9ctlmttel, bon feinsm an6ern ibertrDifen Bel
Sronblpun6en, QuetIduu9en, alien &unben pher Griier. Sc.
i9mirtn. Ste %6crbinbert Gntjiubun9eu uno IGeieet bic llnrei-
nt0feit bon per @unbe; and bic gRarte perbeilt lpbatb Die Set-
lung belpeltfeQt9t lit.
gu bo6eu in Ger Babrtf SO. so Wtatben Sane Nem.0orf uub 6et
alien Dru09iitea Su % Gt8,, 6S @t8. uno ST. Die S6a9tel.
(Des17-2D
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14

Tuesday, June 18th 1860. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. the Jury met according to adjournment.
Present Braud. Landry, F. A. Woods Jas.
c. Woods. e B. Trinidad. N. W. pope Jas.
L. Lobdell. Stephen Pipes, Sidney Lo'dell.
Absent: W. w. Lennon and d. P. Cain
The minutes we're read and approved on
motion Of Capt. 'rinidad.
NJ. lanes G. Woods offered a series of res
%o'uiions granting to inspectors the power to
purchase OF materials for the closing OF Gre
vases and defining the manner in which they
are to be 2aid. but the same was laid over u,-
til the September term of this body.
a petitio" from proprietors in the 4th ward
praying for a road TO the river was read. and
granted. aud the following gentlemen were
appointed on a Committee To Law out the SAID
r. ad and assess damages viz: Guy La Bsuve.
Edourd I.-Eay. James C. WondS, Raphael
HILBERT. Alfred Hebert, Eli D"puy.
On motion OF Mr.. Pope it was
Resolred, That the Clerkof The Police jury
be required to make cut and keep a correct
list Of all parish ranpers, and Of all orphan
children in the Ba:on Rouge Female Orphan
Asylum. at the expense If the Parish.
The following gentlemen were appointed
on a Committee to investigate the claims
against the parish for materials usei IN clos
ing the cr-vasse at John l.. Lobdell's planta-
ton in this parish viz: N. W. Pope, c, s.
LohdelIe. James L. LobdeIl.
The Jury then al journed to July 21st 1860. |
9 o'clock a. N.
Signed, JAMES C. WOODS
President.
J. V. DuzADs H.,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14
AZ
CUrC
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

vi
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and a"''"'
Eemittent Fever. Chill Fever, i5u!:ia
Acun. Pe:iehica! Escaiagha, or Eiiious
ueadarhc. and Bilious F'cvcrs. ind"c''
f;,r the whole class Of diseases or:Ei"
mating in hillary ~dcrang"n.",', cause"
by the Malaria Of miasinatIc countries.
No one 7cmcdv IS louder called tr ~ the
necessities of the American people tIan a salt
and SAFE crye for Fever aid Agile. Such
we are now enabled to Offer, With q %ltItep"
certainty that it Will eradicate the d,star
and with assurance, tourd>d IN poet. tia
no harm caa arise from its U.s. i'll amy Ittail-
tty.
That which protects from or prevents tli>
disorder MIST be of inlmc sc service in I
communities where it prevails. E' r4fnt i
better tina cure, for the patient cscGpcS H.
risk which ha muss ran III violent atta tx, ~
rhi, baiefi1l distcmpcr. This .CuGH" c~.,a@
re IN asmaric poisol of EVER ANp .AG,r
f.r!n tie system and prevents the dvrIp-
nneit Of the disease, if taken on the ilst |2-
proach of its premolltoTy syla ton. II l
no, only the best remedy ever yet L. vi n
tor this class of complaints, but A., l.!
cheapest. The larg4 quantity VIC sup y
a l1llar brings it within the reach # ,v.
bldF, ana III hs!iltin 'istIl.'S, NEt+t l t.'i'
AM .iGuE prevails, every poly should have !
and use it freely botn 1nr euro aud protection
Il is hope" this price VIII place it within thu
reach Of uu-the poor As well as the rich. A
,rrat superiority of this remedy over any
,ti.r ever discovered for the speedy and GER.
ain c:lrc If Intcrluittents IS, that it contain,
10 Guinine or mineral, consequently it pro
llc.s no quinisin or other injurious effects
whatever uron the constitution. These cu,ed
~ it arc lett a, healthy as i. they had never
nd th' disease.
Fever and tgi"is not ola"c tho consequence
I IL" MIA mate poison. y great variety Of
Is ri rs ari~c fron its irritation, as,.org Mhicl'
tre Neuralgia, rheumatism, Govt. IleHGa:}"
Hard 'css. Toothauhc, lara he, Cafalrh, y I'll
"a, P.lpitat;on. paintul Affection OF ia
III ea, Mysteries, Pain in the Boe.l., ol;e
i~nalvsis, and Derangcnent of The ~.oIua Il
| Of which. when originals g IN this cas-"
ut on the Internationally. g. vr bc"c1al period
cal. This "CvRE' c<,cls the - yH II u
No Hood, and ecns"1' el,ly G. VS. ,haia H..
IKE. 1t is an iava!na lie 7rote :..1u 10 iln1 i.
ATS ard rc.s9ns travelling nr Temporarily
.~iiiYg n III nrn'ailnrs districts. If !,hr:
c"afiGs ally or daily While exposed "a the III
tation, t}:at viii he e%>lcfed tro'' = sr~tsl, |
MA Cannot acri,iaul:te in stt5ir- IT q~',n.tiF,
q ii ~ into / >ease. lie &c i ev.4 Ia
'#1> IL ~ .ut f:,t ct.cn Tia c:1= a5 t@
~ Sl!,'r irtL, InuII-ttu =, II
..ytl~etyys Il the protection Iii, asA. .
"rl:.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

TlHE NFW STEAM FERRY BOAT
"SUNNY SOUTH w~illleave b.
ton Rouge at 7 O'Clock, a. NJ. during thu suIs
Winter montha. and at & o'clnck durinetoes-N-i II
and ply regularly during the day. Al itsle.ss
fifteen minutes will take place between thsu".
either side. a8gJ s.z.iS
The boat will leave the Baton Roues s@.N.r,
last Zip At sun-down, and remain 0vs nissI--9
on e opposite side; after which, persons dso1S
cr' ssi * before sunrise next morning Will es.sens
ov'r in skias At double rates OF ferriaee, seeos~N
{ ntrac:. Al
~ No contracts will be made for fsrraee@
year or quarter, but in order TO suit the con's sssea
Of those whnse business or pleasure causes ss ~
qnenf crossing of either themselves $780,
"Passage Tichets" will be soii on the Dos1 49,
ages of twcutv-6ve for Four Dollars. being : 1fss
Of twenty per cent. on the establishest ra1ss; Z
RICH'D MARKHAHkOA1
mch1, ro:ristnsss -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14

Office Southern Mutua! lnsur,n1. !.
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. III -

Office Southern Mutua! ln,ur,n.. /.
Baton Rouge, Feb,y. 4t6' ~
At a meeting of the Board Of n,.aS,
held this day, it was Reso!sed, To nav u
cent. interest on the outstanding Ser;. ~ 81
per cent. to Stockholders or premiums'.;7ss
them tor the year ending the LIST Of F,6rrT
1860 and to declare a dividend Of I'D
cent, on the nett earned premiums ofthetss
pany fol the year ending 3ist JsnuurFns
for which certificates will be issued =
after the LIST day OF March next,
~os fnrthu R.soired, To sedeen 49,
standing Scrip for the year 1857, . ~
taf'on at the office of the Company.
Co The Stockholders are he reby no;i1
that an election for Ten Direction ~ n
teen Trustees. to serve for the ensuing -
will be held at the Office of the Coasar.
Thursday, the 10Th day of March. 1890.
+. F.. HEbERf.
feo. LIE, ,m. Setrshg.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14
Ayers Cathartic tt:
ia al TIE Fy.E6srs c:AFfHrYNw..

ale - r~o:"7tssd that &C." with Is =a-eT
t'oir actl,n can r4rc.r Withstand o. r}vrc ,hcni-
1A,r penetrating lHo, cries sc~rsl, aId G! use
aGd lnr1zor"tc very @iorti.n If the lrnau otera-
isin, correcting il, diseased acton, ahG res.r-:e
Its healthy vi lilies. As 4 Consequence =. de-
properties, the invalid who is lowed down WI
paiu ~ rhy>i',l G2ii'i'v is as:yl.>tci ~ ii Z Ii
heai.li OF c1.ef@y t,s,oieu By a feintd, at once -
simple ard inviting.
Not only DO they cure the everyday ccmflaiat
Of ever body. but also many forn!G Ma. ;As
dangerous diseases. The agent below Lsned i
pleased 10 furnish gratis MY American Almanac
cortai1lte certIhcatcS Of tl!tir cures ard direction
fer III II use i'll tn following complaints: tAati4
ness, Hcatb"'n. Neadache arising rem dso,d,at,
81. n. Nausea. I"atyestlon, Paini"a Ad l.or .
i~Hacttea u tie Bomeis, iIatasenry, Lass o. .ip.t
tte. J"w dec, and other kinaIcd Complaints
arising from a low state Of the body or oil strlrti,i
of its functions. They are an excellent a~l;era5i,
for the renovation OF the blood and the r sierra
ton Of tone and strength to TIE System d25ilt-:,
by disease.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14
soUTAM s~r
MUTUAL INoCRANcp
Company.

Avn lNaNK
Company.
once OF the Southern Mutual lasu,,,..
OF Baton Raun
IN conformity with the requirement. of.,.l
ter, the SOUTHERN MUTUAL lSsrRAs,, 60
lish the following statement IN
Amount of premiums received from r.A.
AIRY lst, 1859. to Feb. Iat, 500
As~yoLLows N
Premiums on Fire Risks, 81 IA =.
Marine /" IA 0Is ~ n
'''ef 5.llo 10
Prsmiu, ms on u~nterm'nased risks rebruar,
Less premiums on Risks not tsrmiusf.ss ~
Nett earned premiums for the year end;,.
lat February, 1860
Losses paid during the sam. pen;..'
NO LOSSES USsErrlxD.n as%s.
" f're .sl0. ~ 4
" Marine kisks........., / e7s !. n
'''ef casa % q
Expenses during year as above 7s,o
Net earned Prints for the yeeay moo, :.
rsary LIST, 1860.
The Company have the following .,s&t. -E
Bills receivable, for premiums. - 49,
~ 'al'ncs Due ON Stook 80
Cash balance on hand. iIoAa
= HAA'S
fSigned. WIN. s rIxc -
F. F. HkBf.RT, Secretary. k
Baton Rouge. February 3rd, 1864. |
STATE OF LOCISIANA-PAKrwn =.
baron ROUGE, Feb Ia 49,
Be It reme7atered. That on this first ~. -.
ry, 1860. before me the subscriber. . J..ss.lsta
Peace in and for the parish afores.id .s.s.0aA
peared Vim. 5 Pike, and +. z. Hehert aHLLy4
the southern Mutual Insurance Com,..s ssNMnIs
Rouge, who being duly sworn accorair. 49,
depose AID say that the above accoun,s
true, and a transcript from the boob = 80
pany. -
[Signed.] WN. s. PEE sAm
F. h. HEBERT. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me ~.
of February. 1860. - - q
i,'gneo'1 r. A. wAflm
Justice Of DE ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. lEEueEza. NcaIscnc.s
Group, bronchitis, Incl. ,icnt C~ons.Hn.
ton, aud for the relief OF C~oEsun.H;iy
Patients i'll advanced stages Of t..
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usciulrcss ard 50 TT
merous are the cases Of lis cures. that all.o.
every section of country al ounds in per ol> ~,
liclv known, who have Leen restored fluni at,rli
and even desperate diseases OF the l"lgs b. i,
use. When once tired, its superiority over eve.
other medicine of its kind is too apparent 10 cscal
observation, and where its virtues are kluWn. II
public no longer hesitate what alitidotc to eluplt
for the distressing md dangerous affection $ OF t.
pulmon ~ organs that arc Incident TO our ,isn&ts
While many inferior remedies thrust ,iton L
community have failed and teen discarded, Il
has gained friends by every trial, con 'crrcd exc.
on the afflicted thev can never forget, aid l.
duccd cures too numerous and too rlnl.r..ll.l.
lie forgotten.
BY
DL2. j. G.. AVER 6 &C
LOW ELL, NASS.
For sale in Eaton kou e, by
F. Il ". ROCEL,
June 10. 1860. l. K. II. DAY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14

BUTTER AND CHIE11- &
Choice Goshen Butter, :
Choice Western Butter,
Choice boxss Chssss.
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAHU
BRITISH REYIEVS;

L. 0 4 CO.. New York, continue 10 mis-
the following leading British Periodic al, liz:
j..
THE LONDON QUARTERLY,
(ConsyrauxI
9
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.
(U1is)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW.
(Fi,s ChmA.J
4. @AH
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
lLibe all
: -
BLACKW'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
(Tnruj
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BLACKW'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE

These periodicals ably represent the three "a,
Political parties of Great Britain-Whig, 1ory.Ma
Radical-but politics forms only one feature Of tbds
Character. AS Organs of the most ~profound vrhas
on Science. Literature, Morality, and Relgion. ~!
stand. as they ever have stooa. unrivalled b ~
world Of letters, being considered indispvnsaaeh
the scholar and the professional man. while to y
intelligent realer of every class they furnish IN
correct and satisfactory record Of the current thnF
tnre OF the day. throughout the world, than ca y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14

TOhN- -co b9gs in store aud for sale low, to clos.
consignment.
March 10y. sol. BEEJANM
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Cast teal
GlUARE and Octagcnaf. al t., rkresses. ~
,iONTAN & IATTA'S.
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt of Advanced sheets from The u.
iSh publ .shers gives additional value Ia thesA
prints, inasmueh AS they can now be placed ~
editions,
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POSTA.GE

In all the principal Cities and Towns tnes ~
will be delivered FREE OF POST OF. Wnen eAss
mail, the Postage to any part of the U.iteo 49, ~
will ba bat Twso.y-',ur c, nsa year ~ .1
W ok. ~ and but Fourteen Gents . year 'e -
the Reviews.
n. B.-The price in Great Britain ofths ~ -
odicals above named is $31 per annum. 80.
Remlttances for any Of the above psne0ss.K
shonli always be addressed, pest-srsid. to ~
fishers. SLOT 3Vyss =
March H.. No. "a, Gold street, New =
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= ~ " OI kOh1n
u Produces l1sDl u,sailly Ut Form
u Prod uces hot MMdlty u form
II PsOsauces R0anMslitY Of Form
u Produces ltUt Ms.dlty 0f Form
IN Fesnaie Ut = 'illl.. Am.i Apasr l,aaas
l." Females IT q TllsM AID 5 iva 10 /. hhS
u" FtAlmses Of u TIhln AID Sp.. re ll.lIs
Ia Females OF u Thin aud SOar re la.hss
1" Females OF u Thin unsl Ss,nr r. 11.1,ss
!" frMa"irs Of u I l.,n and Snare llsi,as
III Ee.sa".cs u u I'M" and Spare HABIT
:" Es.'a"ies OF a Is'l's "s'd Spare Habit
10 Females Ut a Ts.Iu a.ul Sln rr f4.Rae
Every lnvails Should
Every Invalid should
Every l"vSsia Sl,ouid
Every Invalid Snould
Every l..vaAlsl should
Every Invalid Should
Every l"valiu SlAvuld &C.
Every l"va.la Should
TRY One Pnekaxc.
Try One fack.~e
Try Que Package.
1.y t)ae Pace axe.
Try One
Try OMe PMckure.
Ir1 ONse
Try One
1ena = Postage stamp to the lruprietors for thai
faMphiet Oh 50 Diseases vi Stomach ana Howsis ;,
p "'"' BLISS To-, Prop /. s..l..
sos broad ~ ~, Nesv vurk.
For .suLe in
RATION ROrGFb BY
hDwARD 4 WILLIAM 3OGEL.
IN
p..... nPrcs
lafayette It,, near Church
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-15
A Panther Story.

The last Record Of The Times gives the fol-
lowing story of the presence OF one OF these
animals in our vicinity -
About three weeks ago two little boys
aged eight and six years, sons OF Jesse 5.
Dodson. who lives in Fairmount township;
in this county, some three or four miles
from the Long Pond and on its outlet, went
to a spring about eighty rods from the house
Tor wafer. When they came within rod
or two of the spring panther stood by it
They at first supposed it TO be deer, and
thinking i. strange that il did not run, went
on 10 the spring, The Oldest passing within
five or six feet OF the animal, which he by
this time discovered was not deer. II
made spring passing close by him, he
said, "he .houg ht it was going 10 jump right
on him." He then dipped up his wafer
and they started for :he house. The panther
followed them alternately before and be-
hind them, but always within a short dis
tance, The dog "a middle sized one) keeping
between him aud the boys and maintain
ing threatening posture for about sixty
rods, when coming within abou, twent,
rods and in sight o. The house, the whisker
ed gentleman left them to make the remain
der of the journey with The dog only for al
escort. On arriving at the honse the little
fellows told THEFT father what they had seen
who went on the ground and found thei
story corroborated by the track of a fol
grown panther. 1t is said that large pan
theirs track has been seen about the Lon:
Pond. il has been several years since on
of these relics of the Wild woods has beer
seen in that vicinity.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-15

the event. A band serenaded the Presi-
dent, Vice President, Mr.. Stephens, of
Georgia, General Lane and others. In re-
sponse to call, Governor Stevens intro
duced General Lane-new Senator elect
from the State OF Oregon-to the people
He made brief speech, in which he said
that bulwark had been raised that day on
the shores of the Pacific against foreign in-
vaders, and fresh assurance given OF the
perpetuity of the Union.
While Governor Lane was in Oregon, he
was named for the Presidency BY the Con-
yenlion assembled at Indianapolis 10 revise
the State Constitution OF Indiana. The
Democratic State Convention, which met
February gath 1852, formally presented his
claims for the Chief Magistracy, pledsing
the vote of the State TO him. On his arri-
val in Indiana from Oregon, he had pub
lie reception, at which, in the course OF an
address of welcome, Governor Wright thus
briefly viewed the career of the guest of
the day
"He has been the ar,ficer of his own
mer on the banks of the Ohio and the COM
mandment of a fiat boat, TO posts of honora-
BILE distinction-to seat in the House OF
Representatives and in the Senate OF lndl-
ana-to the command of brigade upon
the fields OF Buena Vista, Huaman,la, and
Atixco--to the Governorship of Oregon land
thence 10 seat in Congress-he has dis
played the same high characteristics, per-
severance, and energy. The annals o! our
country present no parallel tor these facts.
He entered the army volunteer IN the
ranks, looking forward only to the career OF
a common soldier. He left major gener-
al, closing his ardent and brilliant services
in that memorable campaign by fighting lis
last battle aud capturing its last enemy"
We must acknowledge our Indebtedness
| 10 the book entitled sour Living Refresen-
,ative Men," by John Savage, Esq, for
several extracts embodied in these sketches
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-15

A DELIGH TFuL LEGEND-There is a char
ming tradition connected with the site upon
Which The Temple of Solomon was erected.
1t is said 10 have been occupied in common
BY two brothers, one of whom had family;
the oher had none On the spot was sowu
field of wheat On the evening succeed
ing the harvest, the wheat having been
gathered in separate shocks, the elder broth
er said unto his wife. "My younger broth
er is unable 10 bear the burden and heat of
the day will arise, take off my shocks,
ard place with his, without his knowledge" +"
The younger brother, being actuated by the
same benevolent motives, said within MIN
self, ';My elder brother has family, and |
have none; will attribute this TO their sup
port; I will arise, take off my shocks, and
place with his, without his knowledge. y
Judge of their mutual as.onishment, when
on the following morning, they found their
respective shocks undiminished. This course
of events iranspired for several nights,
when each resolved in his own mind to
stand guard and solve the myslery. They
did so, when on the following night, they
met each other half way between their re-
spec,ive shocks, with their arms full. Upon
ground halowed with such associations as
this was The Temple OF Solomon erected
SO spacious and magni6ceni--ihe wonder
and admiration of the world. Alas ] in
these days, how many would sooner steal
their brothers whole shock. than ado to it a
single sheaf