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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

MISREPRESENTATION. as any one may see Tor
himself who will read the evldeace there
produced We defy any one TO show N
IA. or any other article where we have ad.
vocaiei a property qaaiification But how
onId tce expect TO escape. when the pfinci-
lie upon which he fights is. TO carry the
var into bis enetnv's country even al The
,azard of going after wool, and coming
.o,ne sheaFed'
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
Auditor ; Offer.
Oct 6. Is43


Now II IS ceaijfed by Lake / s. Jls-5
Lea, AID Vim. Verge, whose ssre#
strict Integrity no man vii likely t
to question. that their dis'iar, r.ee..a
they being couEsei III theuj5I of 5nHs
| being witness IN that cas-. TIA. es.s=
recelced no good @aasg fan t5u55
! ne ascefkalssed i8ef GFerss had fre.#-.4
f1co aud fhfee PEI ceui f.sas
10 prove this charge III uaiH.r
ti6cate OF II Q Sbauuck. Ihaaa tasa
out the State and country. aIs0 saaass.
the cas-, is published Judge
states that ne paid paT.icu - .eHr5aa s
Evidence ad1uced3 on the G5strs -Fi.I -.
'-FEELs CONFIDENT THAT HE (liarrHaa
sTATkD .HE lad lecei 81 n0 Easa u
from the Treasury since The Ia1 II ISs
(SePieinber, he thlnks) "5ecaas #
Jad e Shauuck. Il fully oxpso ote5 Is Eea
soll Us of Graves' kindness u him 30
fall. to hear BIN sag he had ca.Isd again
similar favors. aud was surpris 4 Ghsa S
sid be d not done SO
Thus il Is proven that On Grsvgs t
Matthews slpore that be had receive
good moa ey from the Treasury s-are So
telnber 1912. and the certificate of fhs6#s
clerk. that be WAS paid good money f54
the Treasury by Graves, .JUsT BET1EE
HIS (Grares') ARREST. Is adduced AE
ably 10 this testimony, The charge Of afe
ry.h the fonlest, blackcsi Of crimes. IS la.r
established
10 sustain his charge OF collision
Graves. in stealing the peoples moaef
Howard pnbtshes some extracts f6oa
Report made by Grares, to defend bas
from the charge OF embezzjiag The ra
money. dated lily OF jackson, Aasca g
4843-among which xtracts IS Ire i5l.ga
ing certificate Of Auditor Matthews
|. James Z. Matthews. Auditor
Accounts, for the State Of Mississippi
certify that ! examined the books oI ibe
treasurer. and found that he had feseFes
TO the fist day of March. 1913 :be rea
539073 20. AM that be had disbarsd e
Ilng th- same period. the sgm 81 2fs
There were state warrants h.f1 g
the treaSureT's Office marked oa tls ,s-
PAID. equal 10 the amount Of 5s6u seasl4
The amount Of receipts above sa'sa
cludes not only the three per cen. laaa
mounsisg 10 205s0. bur also jhe tE9
cent. fund. amounting TO l4l.559
examined tie treasures funding 1aas'
found ali his vouchers OH which be Hal
sued scrip. properly ffed and wf'afa g :
face thereof. "junded = bare also e1
ined Up tothis. the 18th Of hareh, FL
the warrants raid Ia for iaxes nd f1a A.
CORRECT
JAMES Z. MATTHEWS
A1dsfor Of PablIe ztsssTA
18th March. I843
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
WHlG TIC KET.

For Governor,
GEORGE r. CLAYTON, of Lowndt S
For Secretary of State,
LEWIS @. GALLOWAY. Of Holmes.
For Auditor of Public Accounts.
AMOS II. OHNSTON, of Kinds
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM HARDEMAN. of Madison
For County Representatives.
FREDERICK w. HULING,
JOHN FL ANDERSON,
CLARK G. WHITE.
II. A. GORMAN.
DEMOCRATIC BOND PAYING TICKET
For Congress.
v. L. HOWARD. of Kinds.
JO DUNBAR. Of JeffeTscn.
w. G KENDALL. of Yeliobnsha.
JOHN GlLMER, 0. Ifowndes.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
PAuLpIse. Mss. 18Th Oct. 1913.

Mr. Editor:
A recent visit TO the counties Of Kemper
and Lauderdale has confirmed previous re-
ports Of the daily increasing strength ofthe
bonders We have strong hopes of the sue
cess of the bond tickle; in the former and of
one bond democ rat forthe Legislature in the
latter county. Mathews misrepresentations
and preaching will not save him from the
fate which awaits Reputation Williams
and the bond -payefs for Congress who have
travelled IN this region. together with the
united efforts of The bond-payers of all par
ties. will completely turn the tables on this
question east Of Pearl river. Such men as
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
Bank, which at the last examination bv ths
Legislature. amounted to $1,000. 900. OF

Bank. which at the last examination bv ths
legislature. amounted TO $1,000 900. ol
good notes will. in less than two years. b.
barred by the statute of Limitation, and thu.
forever lost We have told them that vii
prudent management. the deb can be paid
with little aud perhaps no increased taxa
tion. AT the risk of being again unheeded
we call upon those who should feel an inter
est in the question Of taxation. 20 reflect well
upon the vote they give in this electoa
Let them remember that they will have to
choose between afpropfaiiog all that can
BE raised without tax4tion towards the pay
ment Of the bonds. AMI leaving the less 10 be
provided for hereafter. or risking the chance
of successful repudiaiion. 10 let all present
means slip through their hands and be SC t
tered to the winds And can any but an en-
thusiaSt. believe that this question can be
settled by repudiating al the ballot box ?
Even if The bond paying party should b.
silenctd in MississippisAhe clamours Of the
bond-holders' to say nothing Of government
tai interference. will keep il alive while JUS
tce finds an advocate, or moral principle IS
regarded Then what will we gain b. re-
pudiaton at preseut2 We aosu gain I0ss
Of several millions which might and should
go TO the discharge Of the bonds, and leave
the burden hanging over US with increased
and increasing weight What will We
gain BY ecting bond paying Les!slature2 2
We will have the assets Of the Bank saved,
md every other available means OF payment
exhausted. so as to save the people from bur
aensome taxation. This is precisely the Is
sue presented to the people. and 1t is for
them to Judge which they prefer And in
choosing, we entreat them 10 act ration&lly,
and sensibly and not 10 permit blind party
feeling to mislead them. We know the
power of party prejudice. and the ruinous
sxtent to which it is carried. We verify
believe. that if i; were not that the bond
Question is connected with political party,
epGdialion would at this time find few ad-
'ocates in Mississippi. If the respectable
lame OF democracy had not given it some
haracter. it would long since have been
rIven TO Texas, in pursuit of its seven pro
enitors who first broached it at jackson in
he winter Of l84l
1 o the bond payers we would hope it is |
OF necessary to appeal. II they view the
urstion in lis true lig ,and see the necessity
,r immediate action as INDISPENSABLE in put
ng hnal end to The doctrine of fredudia |
on, all that we could say woulI be a use
SIS waste of words We trust the tempo |
ary qualification of party pride. will not in
dce them to abandon the cause oftruth in I
he hour of need We regard no man as a /
ond payer who will vote for repudatoIs.
time when the bond paying banner is
iised by wings an democrats. and they are
allied upon to rally to its support. By
leir fruit We shall know them. and the
ond payer who supports repuiiltors is
bout as much nd-payer. as John Ty-
II is-a whig.
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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

The democratic papers are very much
afraid that the wings wi elect the bond
paying Congressional ticket They are u
sing every means to prevent their throwing
the strength OF the party to their support
They know that ifthe bond paying democrats
unite With the whig party, hey will consti,
ute a majority Of the State. anl the defeat of
their favofite leaders is certain They
may make up their minds to this result, for
as far as our kno Wedge extends, we do not
know single whig who will not vote the
bond paying ticket for Congress We have
several orders for printing election tickets
from neighboriog counties and in all it is
expressly required 70 have the names ofthe
democratic boud payers fot Congress. Then
there are repndiators s ho have personal
preludices for some one or other of the bond.
payers and who cannot be induced 10 vote
for such men as Tucker. Hamet or Roberts
So that from all we can learn and sc, there
is every prospect of carrying theent bonl
paving demo ratio ticki
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

To destroy Mice-Fry piece o. 3, :
paper (the coarser the paper the oes5-
any gfease-the mice will eai u, ena I'll
destroy lhem This i safer cheaPei'
easier than any trap
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

mar mand of fffaHsss. ard e.too 7-,zs,,s
~, s'ss4lY Iai3sz IT, eo
MONDAY assumed a vefv s.;-.a. e
ance; The trade aul sgsq,,,-..'a ,,....'1.'a
about an fqnal quantity an IS fas
were disposed Of an agsl. 500 &3e59
ih. The demand was os;,.. ;.,..'.se e Is
spun throughout this dsg gsl.s-.
ther amendment Of al -.- 80 'aa4ga
ed, the safes amounted ! - aoa = US no.
siTe of 5000 Amelicsr. 81 49,. ? b
zen On spscnla'iop. Bus.a.ss
an 'nestdins'y healthy toae. +, -.
last.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
EDsroR Fl. S GAzETrE.

HWe re-publizh The letter OF Mr. Clay
to F. S. Bronson. on the subject Of the tar
! #. and ask for it an attentive peruSaL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

What tight have ttty l., feel surprise,
II, alone express IL An not | democrat
my father aud mother Ye,e lstpoftsis-fn7
nephew 10 Tho Democratic atetisfof rhilads!-
ptia, and has A pcsse-and mi brother. .tle
Governor, psriet. indian Of Democracy Ii
Pepnsylysnia il is no matter " hat man doris.
if hr IL a det1ocra.-ho maI kick his grand
mother IL he shaeespj I~r5fftIHa hf ever had
one. | DO not, however. pretend. Elf Chair
man, 10 4 democrat, to- have eTsr has j grand
mother, but do not abandon thb right in The
abstract, hni this principle | fFntBndea Tor He
early aa 1919, in tho csee Of snirfly We E,eE-
fftE, which was m appeal from a Justice IF tlp
Pace Of t,ehigh CONT Oh a 11aStion Of eosts
@but | will ssffbin from these things, an
moi vain glsrious-ypt that easo is 10 be found,
Mr.. President, Oh the records in The p%rotl,o-
notat3's office Mt Allentown aud J believe
vas reported At length il the Dbsieetonn
Democrat.
EentleMHn Of Tho JURY tnsau MI Ttnsi-
~dent--if any body finds fault It'll thy being
Secretary 1T War, let them take Il quo war.
| fantn, He | said 10 David when liz made bic
own eop High Sheriff / like these RI -fei2-
tioae proceedings. Bot ahbteli Of Hist Sit
What Il Curious day ltat tits hehtl cir. The
battle Of Bunker Hill, 50 tho President has
been continually saying on oit journey wa a
fret rate battlF@-Nhen Old Prescott Fwore
Howe s.Dpid'ht get OVER tic poet and rail
fgnre. he made what / call = capital affidavit
Of defence II Vas a sort of special %injunf-
top on further proceedings, Here the Pro,
snIent seemed mttli Embarrassed and NJ.
Tt Tt whispered IL tho Secretary
II War1 1asg your pafdons, sir And mir.
Chairman, let fua say TO exceptions can be
taken 10 he proceedings IT this aty. ! hive
IL Witnessed many InbliaFa, In fact, sir, made
the Jam aCroas the lhhigh, and laid the fonn-
datiot! ~ contract Of that ,ebIe work, tfhirt
whB unfortunately swept Amy by The great
frestst Of 1871. Elt What Freshest can ever
sweep ray The monument We hhvn fonFe
Grated this day or depfseiate The stoeh, The
man that shall attempt il will " 1aiaiieA tt
everlasriHe faHfe line tho itahiRil afof esala
But, Mr.. President, It iB not for me IL talk o.
these things. I Gee men ahsl1t mo who nd
doubt will 20 II extensively on ths learned
sys'em4 1'armit me, IN conclusion 10 thank
YOU for Tho kind inanhsr i'll #hieh y6ti have
been pleased 10 spsak Of my poor abilities
Such rs thHy are, they shall be devoted 70 my
best interests and tf11ssaaf Try frik4dH end
kindred. lhatttd indian in the lobby e. the
Pennsylvania Legislature in laf6, and Wlll
carry out those principles in Tho War Depart.
tnenfj OVER which | have the honef 10 preside
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
FEW ORLEANS MARKETS

"tpTEsbAY, Jnne %, 1919,
Co4gn-The demand for cotton since ell
last has been very limited more 80 than we
noticed in our fofmer review, which reported
The market III Il healthy condition ; notWith.
standing The moderate bnsideas doing, prices
arc maintained with great firtnnesa, IN Gohses
qiiante Of Tho small stock IN sale, which ena-
bios holders 10 contend for very full rates.
The sales On saturday Amounted to 1900; on
Monday GOO, and yesterday 300 changed
%nartta, making 4 total for the pas, three days,
Of 1900 balos, Our previous quotations are
continued. BY The arrival Of the mail yester-
day afternoon. We received accounts from En-
rope, BY the Boston steamship, Up to The 4th
INST, There is no material change either IL
ths Liverpool or iIayrs markets. although The
j5ruof wa5 SOMEWHAT heavier III consequence
u The large imports and aeehnnlatipg stock.
The receipts since the I'D inst. arc 1884
oa1es and 4 exports 6,3as, ,say!bg astock on
hand 81 .;D,.j64 bales,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01


ttfeureltrArIp#-We dent h1og; when we
derived more pleasure frotp The pefusal Of q
short newspaper article than was afforded ta
By he following. Peace is one Of The sweet.
70. If Gods puspingr, sna the eyi'.nin5sd
hiefis Apsifb q bfrah It or see /. broken Maj
fa.ley deserves the bieheH. praisa for hs
conduct IL the affair. T. blessed are thu peace
gh4kpts.h
Duntoyne, tuie 2olh, se41.
Gis Il haYing been my Eobd fortune, after
i@tttttnal explanations; II htittE about an inter,
yisW bstween hiassre. ~ltiriaft and Itabanyt,
3hieh f~Hsultfd iii an atiieable arrangement 81
lie misunderstanding ~bst'ysen them, leaving
thefh rivals dttly for he yHeaut saat ef this
senatorial district. | beg leave to afh5uncb
through yonf paper a result 90 honorable Is
tilose eentlamsn, EN- 90 gratifying - th4ti
,uhtitnsItA
Very respectfully, eff,
fepf HttFHinnt servant
II. g. W. BUTLER
6 NJ ilAirF, fs1, Editor Of ths Planters
Gazette. plnquamihe. La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

Thar Ntt ruH,-pr ploeRii, nov atla tot
rob1n time pest engaged PROFESSIONALLY N the
pafishrF Iclow here, on he river, Feht Ne the
ether day a 1etnctwet st tte tuutten 10 ee
faunl ~ h. iE4ptyz. it consisted "l a A''so''et
and hahn, latter than need be aud az tender az
Voting ehiekohs. Louisiana and MiasIsslpp'
beat tho wotld in the quality of their mutton
Tho Doctor, notwithstanding HE pFoioss'o''-
al engagements, deee not iorget the interests
Of the Agricultural Association. lie has ais
Jed TO It, within tho pact 'atr m,,htt'' so'he
forty substantial nan,eH, afd there ia every
nroepeef, that the i%tjtefeHts Of the next ia't
will be greatly .atapecd By these additions
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

A444Nfr 4. a4-RrtH.--A negro gitl hos
f., str Markham Of this place, made a ,iolent
assault on her miatrese last Sunday. Front
the too lenient treatment u her * nd li'ie-
tresr, the Girl had become insutferabif 'nFos
lent, and on heing threatened with punish
nent peizea a earvtng.kails, tushed on Mrs.
Markham and inflicted on her taee ard fore.
head two OF three deep gashee, Fho en-
.ranee Of Mr.. NJ dntiF.. thia scene, F~.nbablE
sasea the life of hts lady The gil was
taken to lal. wac tried on Wednesday aud
condemned tie be hung On Friday, TIC litf
instant,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

TS-- ---z wT~NcEyAs--"t 3af2 - ira
-ewyoyk Journal G! CopnIrca shat ~.
.n,,r has hecu issued from Tia head quarters
~ the army, b. ea7,Os.sd Qf MAJOR Genera
SOFT. specially drcctirE ~ attcntjon Of all
es,ers Of the army 70 TT genera sssSu'a,'oGg
- =, wh,skege. raoust~chee. "a clt q
To- ha;r. respecting which the Secretary OF
:, whom the subject has been submit
W. jsc,u, Z nr>rcjicn'todr direct suv mod Il
C.Ial
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

II We sec by tho last advocate that The
editor at that paper has gotten INTO Inc 'a'G-
u,tics." Like the negro who joined The church.
40 says he won, s'eot, while all hS roekets
arc dlled with plumber. The editor d'@'cnd7
% nothing low, aud yet sn article more ia'Fo
an snlt,t and slanderaus IN intention than the
one tha,appcared in the Advocate al tnosdaF'
noticing this paper, was never Nfi''e" o"'
IA the editor has rkulked from h~ersoha' rca'
ponp,b,h,v fer his wotds by ahfeNttns himself
from the parish previous TO the I'aae OF y .
ran,r. we sasll not trouble upr 5eaderB with
an exposure o. u tasot-aee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

It 10 stated II the last number &. Tho &iit.
3is,aslppian, that The presiae amount # IT," dea
f~alcaton Of Il. s. Gfa7os is abont 94l, hD0,
subject 10 a deduction Of $4,000, for The pttr-
chaae e furniture for tic e4e@uti15 %t1ahslen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

Ehat Frtt+ianA-ih company With our
ainishls friend, q ~. Ca.lett, Esa, we pad .
flying visit 10 The tawn Of jaehaen last Eatst-
day. The tip vac made through one Of the
e~evefnst showers We have Witnessed during
tho whole Of THE sh8wefy mouth Of June
,sat cspifsj. lie had M ttt 7ftthtiy OF
utir way af fsh.afA.ta TIE railens sltGta VI
heavy rains eli light, hillv lands. Y j4,ta tue
s,,staA u cultivation pays nc fsgata TO Inc
contingencies ef washing. Eyttg planter ia
toe we'll acquainted aith It's neeessity OF fur.
rowing light, nhlulatitg taida around the hill,
of horizontally it.ataad Of parpeaditnlatls, TO
need any hitsl9 Dit tllat subject and vet We see
in all patts Of the country, where sueb landa
are f31ii1, ffe lt,ent instances u the most Pc.
aitiyp neglect 81 this principle. Alhirat az
much damage wtll be- done IN East Felitiana,
and IL West, ton, BY washilgs from heavy
rains, as n the upper parishes on The 1i.t,@y
| from etetfi6wa.
| On ntniay last Wn had The irieasNh II e..
sitting our ffieh3 u alAsts tobacco tlantatlon'
apar lac Tbs "~s'eF-' Looks "Insh
ald lu5ts " ahA Uf,Iesa The "ethbs make toa
Ff.a MIA It, wn have ITO doubt Ar, Walf6t't
entaFprire wlll Ito crowned with qttjt & Sit
fe=a. The worm. however, b. sttict attsn-
ton cab be afraated in he II. aees be'ote do
ing tbtlst injury. lie works rapidly never.
hal -, =, ] tJ,t ,tEi-fn.f L M. IA. ,buort nj I'M,
is NECESSARY 10 prevent him FROM accomplish
ing poihu IL. it,s growth ID rapid beyond
conception attaining in the space Of twenty
fjut t., i4tti aigltt Louis fptne three and n
hall oi l4bt inehns length, aud an inch IT. elf
, fi1stletertn. Tie is an ,tgly locking onstorn-
o. a bpaal with one horn, a green orhf coat.
fibteu with brown, All appetite liz" a saw
+ ,,4iil, aud ID AZ H,iff and nntending in ha do
/ pntttnatit M a Scottish Presbyterian,
EAet t'atieiana, though greatly bthailasaed,
is slowly working out Of ller dtis,enliies. The
nerrln arc Industrious aid EMBELLISHMENTS
tic aR Tho Saiuts-tnt much ctatIpea by debts
to banks. We counted % tl4e door vt The
Datlfs At jackson. f9ffB Ftttn eiieFsH Sa e't ~
10 come os this DAY at the eohft.holise ~
! Clinton Cne.talF lila property "tli peffafF
be sold 1t ltnn,nttsn sacrifice. ns much ~ fon-
eer,,eutn oi the Ia4lo1R Law Regulating 1th'-
f,al dtrfilEetncntR an frntl any OTHER eausc-
! \ law calculated h tt1ata tho rich, fichn. and
tho paot. teefer-a lau, IL tntof OF spectators.
individual and 50 potate. and winch Wi!
throw AioTn property into the grasp OF the
hanks thatlany ether law ever pared IN tho
state, II have 1t lrotn nndonh'ed authority
that a,nre than a~ne-lalf the property put UP
tu, sale ii the different parishes "a bought IN by
tho hanks this. before the next January, viii
make these institutions the rfopfIetors OF one
hale the parish Of Fast FelteiahaF O most
prudent and papient Legislators, when viii
tho blessings oE your labor# cease to be a bur
then and a eufEe 10 the country
MANY a field Of cotton and corn hnya oeef
ruined b. ~ lat, faits n East r'elt54na
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

h + 'Thr attention 81 the louisville Jourtai
and Nashvlle banner Is invita- y the aayrt.
.issmef, # he proprietor of the STEAM Ietf}
J,oat at this place. A better boat cannot b.
found betue-n CINCINNATI and Rev Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

II ! he editor 81 tho indiana blade debins
The people of Baton Rouge very wicked. lie
Hays militaty ~tara1es sometimes occur hero
on Sunday, and that people often Re go far as
to pattakp If u refrnsltnsnts III that Gay
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
tsOUG J..
SArrrrAv. tuly /, lsI3.

~ .uvrfnof Niputon and bio family have
eft New Orleans for The patish Of Lafayette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

-QrETR -as---Tha .2iito- # the Cine,n.
nan Massage pEoieaSos : natural ahho7rence
= hrinE cowtissd lie etsn IItanatas that.
shop,,5 : -rrsrr # ia. eEe,rte "ent1re
q ,craphrznt lin sl'h : ePsc!1sE a his
skil,. he would actual!j -ss!st t.s qpssat,on
with a certain laree hickory stick in lis poe-
session. The old MAXIM that "there is no
.cce>r.ing f. ~tassss' ~s ncp ~ecns,ler fully
established.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

TIT CovvtuTrr'-s It NJ Fan f4t p big
vote nast wees f4fe convention, without frat
%tealinf liz fth ~atiiele of CIR present t~s4reti-
t.ltinn ttd he Las passea Under II, eaiiiii !
convention. 'A'hesc will BIS found in cir So
luu -, and ltatn them alone tho true nature
f tlt tlsised convention can he learned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

Nts4IssTr1 son-aArA@--tftA c2aa>
,,oa Of the wings # the state Of Nisslsi3?I
he 18th uis. the following nominations usff
sra3agaly made
ri, G---raor, q II Clayton, .: Lown,sa
&c, s. -e,4ry 81 Sta.c LOUIS G Galloway,
Il Holmes
xoz Aud.t.r, 1g-.s +ee, \ Hlrtf
&c. Ircatuter, William L.Nsce@ 7F-s!a-
6iso--
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

NteArAN-Fs ifgs arc Std's q"o at a.
poaehy. The li,saty te not yet made hna'
though part u tho Mexican troops have been
renewed, Commodore Moore is stlll there,
Al anchor aa formerly,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

Dram OF ~ lfotr ny lie New
Orleans ttop'e, received the ',ssFn'0f, We
learn ,ha,it''o Hugh = Fats died in l'os'
ton nf tho l.. ,o,ls sholl on The Wtt instant
VI. +. wa, al is known, Attorney General
IT'D aattaF Secretary If State. The country
enaers a gtsa, loes IA the death Of vhe 81
lentite1 and gifted.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

A. The thtb % about nateh Rouge have a
natural pshe.bNtt ~ e+oaitg f~tsns'In, "e.
Kitchen after kitchen wittlit the last year
have been robbed q its. culinary articles in
thts town. The gatnu was Ri"pehd'd tor a
uhtle, but during the pact week, We ieaFn' 1t
hae hepa renew ci with feleubled zeal. The
Atteheh Of Mr.. Waddl and that Of Doetot
Plough, we're both pIhnlered on Sunday
night,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

A. The e~tex4cs starry At the wat INC
diamond came itn collision just bolew "taoa
Gull, SUNDAY night, the l7th nlt. Fho &'a'
mond was struck Just forward tthc een'rc q
tho wheel house, completely dclsE liahtns Che
wheel, guards, cook. house and aanaS parts'o'
the hull. Several hundred aollacs @Sati e'
china was smashed, ecckinE WeaGis, and
above all a splendid large g"rg were lost
overheard. The Harry lowed 'hs Diamond
ashore and then proceeded on her way nnin.
lured. Two thousand dollars It ia said vii
scarcely repair the damage dong to tho ma;
nlont,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

J'ft FeuHfii-Oar citizens, We arc happY
10 perceive, are resolved to co'nf1a'ttorate
pfopsrI, this year, the greet Jay Il oar ma.
ttot,al birth. An Grafton will Is 4slisefed D..
John T. Duffoeq, ERa, afa tie Deelatatl'h oi
Independence read BY a member Of NO z,
A procession vil. fatth al no'tloeh, A NJ. in
lafayette st,ast, and proceed to tho ehuteh.
The engine companies, after leaving the
church. viii proceed 10 The house Mr. A LIE
Blanc, where refreshments viii be prepared
fer them at The expense Of the t~itiaenF. Tbs
following programme ot the pretnerisn aae
b on prepared
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

L~E5-g4-A lce'rY viii be deliverc:
mex, Thursday evening in 'he Methodist
, harrh, I'll he influence q! elucar;rn.