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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
ETAT DU MISSISSIPPI.
Csf dc T'unica,--Conr de Circuit, seance
d'Octobre 1912.
e n T.. n lJ,ttI,n,, ,1niopnpfp

IrR Brewer and Rice Bourland, defendants
Injunction, cause en- Chancellerle.
b ujourd'hui Ia p~laignante a comparu devant
Il. par son avocat, ct sur motion II a etc
ulve a la satisfaction de la cour que les dts
.liepdants resident dams un autre etat, ct
Il IL dit James Brewer a ttabli son domlcile
Rouge, dams Pctat dc Ia Louisiana,
que le dit Rice Bourland est citoyen du
Imtt Henry, Tennessee. ii est done ordon-
| par Ia cour que publication soft fate de
It avis dans un journal public dams tin Jour
public dams la vile Oh p~aroisse de Baton
ouee dams le dit etat de Ia Louisiana, ct
,ssl dams un journal public dams la vile de
huntingdon, comtt de Carroll, Tennessee,
ant lie corste joignant AL comtt de Henry,
ne fois par semaine pour au MONS trols mos
,ant Ia seance de cette cour lie premier lundl
!, mois d'Avril proclaim, les n~otlfiant de
a la malson de cour, de l%avllle de
lie premier jour de Ia dite seance,
our ayouer on alleguer q~uelque exception
Ia demande de 10 plalgnante, autrement la
tie demande scra consIdGret coHhfrrDte toFt-
g les defendants ct la cause arretee pour
ire ehtendue er porte.
Copic conforme a Porlglnai,
JAS. MCPHERSON
81 dsc. 4G clerk.
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VOlTURES.

Ls sobssigntt ayanf engagd d'excelle,s OIL
vriers de Newark, ~. j., ct aggrandi son eta
basement est pref a faire toutes sortes de re-
paratiens aux ~voitures dams le meilleur genre
ct 10 plus court delai, il ~solllcite une portion
du patronage public.
Aussi, IN assortment de harnaia, f%abriquts
al nbrd, a vendre aux prix cohtant.
Des bois de Its de ~eerisler ct peuplier b
vendre d hassprix.
20 aent. 90 VIM. j. TUNNARD.
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CONDITIONS DE La GAZETTE.

On ne recevra pas de subscription poi
moins dune aimee. LIE prix de r~abonneme'
st de sir piastres par aimee, don't trols /
commencement du deruier semestre. l.
personnes qui par me raison quelconque, J
geralent ~convenable de discontinuer leu ahc
nement, devront en- bonner avis avant Ia
de Pannee; au cas- contraIre, elles seroIt CO
siderees CONNIE lie renouVei!ant. .
Les Avis sc ~paieront de la maniere sulva.
sayoir: Les avis gui n'excederont pas dol
lianes, on qui serout moindres, Sc paler
UNE P1AsrRE pour la premiere insertion,
50 M pour chaque repetition; les {
plus longs suivant Ia meme regle.
Tout Avis, a moins qu'on N fordonne
trement, sera public en- Francois ct us +
glais, ct pave sur chacune aes deux lang
Iusqu'a ce quill soft retire.
Pour tous les advertisements offclels,
officers en- seront personnellement res
| sabIes, ct s'ils retusaient den prendre la
ponsibilite, de tells avis ne .seralsnt puI
qu'autant que lie Placement n ssTslt sss1
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rect les 90 ct Sc liyraisons

Inns reeu los '2e ct 30 lisralsons
TNeNom1srH parmi Las nombreux ct
keFapts articles que confinement ces
~ l%yfaisons, nous ayons ren,AFQne
/ hncipalement colui gu, est intltule MEpE'
DoMBsrIauE. &c sulet est traite
dana p,aniars toat.a fat npuvo. OF 9, bien
On harmonic avec nos idtes, que nous ero-
vons f,,re plaisir 4 nos l~ectenrs en- lie repro
dn,sant. Chncnn vetra lie part ra'son'
nahle qn'il est permits de t'rer lie Ia mo
.lratnp
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pAQUEBOT REGULIER,
Pour Ia Nourelie Orl6dns, Port Hudson,
R,,nu ,Sarn RI pointe Coupfc.

bHVUH ~" - pe''' |N'f'
SsTy lie capitaine Hart a
A.rrrzrxk rt7y rhonneur d'informer ses
ss+--rszzsss8a amis que lie beau bateau
neuf BRILLIANT a pris Ia place du PER
SIAN. nartapt tors les MercredI matln a 10
het,res ct On retournant part de Bayou sara
to,,s les Sametis a 10 meme heure' II sar-
r6te i Baton Rouge, en- montant, vers Ia
pointe du Jour, lie Jeudi matln, ct fpasse en-
descendant, entire 4 a g beures lie SamedI
soir. Pour fret Oh passage, s'adresEer a bord'
Nous recommandons &c bateau au Pnbllc.
La eodue. les mtcaniqnes ct les meubles
sont neufs il possede Evans Satefy valres
po,,r empecher l'expIosIon des bou1lIoires,
aipsi %eu'une pompe a feu ct dos tuyaux. lie
mont superieur EST en- fer pour emp6cher lin
rendie, II gouverne avec des chainos ct a a
.bord unife boat qui peut c]ontonir 70 Oh so
nersonpes. On ma tpargn6 nj temps, nj ar
rent r0rf assurer Ia solidltt, Ia bonte ct la
vitesss Dc &C bateau, que SEES propritt1ires
p'btsiebt nullement a offrlr al public comme
10 meHeur bateau qui ait 1amals fat ces vo-
wares 10 sept 81
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EPANE.

Ante par RENT Doiron, q 9 miles au-
deese de Baton Rouge, sur lie heuve, I'm
.Chep bal, Age de 6 a 7 ans, l6 paumes de
hartfJ ma aucuue ttampe visible. Une barre
blame de toute Ia longuenr de la tote, lie
piede derrtere gauche blanc, ct a IN tpar-
vim -desEus du sabot. lie proprletalre est
rear de lie retirer commencement a Ia loi.
Bet 50 ]. HUESTON, RaDgeur.
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AVIS.

Teus ceux qui ont des ~recIamations contre
la succession de Marie Jeanne Dalgre. dece-
dee. sont requis de les presenter ddinent GER
tiff es au. soussigne. ct ceux qul dolvent a la
dite succession sont prizes de venIr regler m
r~6diatement. GEORGE KLEINPETER,
II fob Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
A EENDR

tTne Pharmacje avec tout &C qll en- de-
pend. S'adresser pour les conditions al Dr.
g. Souterre.
~ H. lie DR.. Souterre prie toutes les
personnes qul lui dolyent de venIr rcgIer leurs
complies dams lie plus BRET dtlal possible.
= nrtohro n,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
IA PETITE FILE EFT LA DEMOI-
CFTTF

J'ai vecu sous la hattie du savage ct
dams les palais des priaces al passe par
so,,tes les conditions de Ia vie humane, ct
TAI fat une station dams presque toutes les
c,ssses de la societe. Maintenant, me
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All pI1RIIC.

Les soussignes ont fortnG alie soclete sous
Ia ralsofl de Pike & Babin, CONNIE inarchands
eouitnlssionnaires. lis porteront la plus graude
attention 4 reeevolr ct etnbar1uer du cotton
lis anroft ~toutolrs en- main WI assortment de
inafchandlses d'habitation aussi Corde ct
lolle d'Emlallage gu'ils vendront a des prlx
aussl oas gu atltuli autre dams cette vile.
Atsoit6t que la saison du cotton s'ouvrlra,
us seront Prepares 8 aeheter Oh faire des
aVantes sur du cotton. En- solicitant une por-
ton dn patronage public, lis p%euvent assurer
cetis qui leur eontieront leurs a%ffaires. qu'ils
recevfont lattentiun la plus assidue.
lis |tiennent leur magasin rue dc lEelise,
deux portes a Fest du magasin ci-devant &C.
cupe pal James Mansker.
w. s. PIKE,
10 inillnt. 90 II. V. BAB1N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

EPICERIESi EPICERIESl
Quarante barils d'exeellente bisre 10
Dayton
100 caisses de vim
Tn grand assortment dc lard ct d'kpieeriss
en- general;
In assortment de BONES eharrues
Charlton de Pittsbourg, Sable, Rtsnas, Gov
dron, Chaux, &c, CONSIGNMENT en- vents a dan
prix modtrts par
4 JUN II A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
pAOUEgOT REGULIER.

QHeaA lie public est res
reinforcement infor1ns
9G1nsfEE7fssTl7IhaaaaRaannh~ que lie solide ct leger
IN bateau a vapeur %
DORADO, Capt. James II. Ure, ayant etc
recemment repare en- enter a reprls pa place
dams 10 commerce de Baton Rouge Eau lieu
du A. Fuselier). II partira de Baton Rouge
tous les Sarnedis a s heures du matin, ct do
Ia Nouvelle Orleans lie Mercredi a 10 beures
du matin. Pour fret on passage s'adresser h
10 dec a. PIKE g. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
VIM. D PHILLIPS.
NOIXELLE S0IIETE

Les sodsslgncs sont aujourd'hui entries i
societe sous la raIson de Philips d Lane.
lis auront %touJours en- vente un assortimn,
general de marchandises de govt &c. Ilss.
percent, par leur assidulte, meriter une portr
du patronage public.
Baton Rouge, | fevrier 1e43.
WILLIAM d. PHILLIPS
few 50 EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
CHAUX A VFNDRE.

50 barlls de chaux de Thomaston, de IN
premiere qualitt, propre pour sucrerle GU au-
tres usages, recu reinforcement ct q vtndrs
par
5 nov 80 A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

AYIa.

AVIS.
Les soussignts iuges dg pa,a' ont onyert
,a,,r buraa,t dams Ia rue faa5ette, en- lace dc
ID maiaon du Juge Tessier, ct 'ne porte a,l-
dessas dc M. William Glib OF lis oiffetlt ieufs
services Al public en- %qualitt de JUICES de paLx
lie pprteront l'attentiof d plus assidue aux
~atfiairee aui lenr seront conl'ees'
Cofdltions-~ati complain. ~
AUD DUPLANTfER,
o,yrtI O MANUEL MORENO
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EPAVF f.,

Arrttc par Charles Foster, sur Sandy Creek
i environ 81 miles de Baton Rouge, une pc
lite mule, cnuIeur hrun tonCe, sans marqne,
Lc proprittaire est requis de 10 retIrer en-
Sc contorilant a la loi.
!. HUESTON,
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Qn fly.
E1'AT' DE LA LOUISIANA.
paroisse d'Ea Baton Ronge-Com du
Troisifmc District.
Eliza 3. Drake. femme,

vs.. No. 35l6.
]. !. Nelson, son mari
C,ast me action ~intentee par la plaignnnte
us,is, /, Drake contre son mari James J Neil
son pnur une separation dc blehs, "f, par
rapport i Ia situation embarrassed des aftalfes
n, taafendeur ct lie danger de petdre ga pro-
rridta pa,aphernale eft separee. lie detendeur
ava,t uanale de comparative. ct trols lours
;ndiciairns s'ttant ecoules depuls Jugement
trandu sur motion du conseilde Ia plaIgnante.
70 lour a etc nenine pour entendre Iev'denee
o, rendre lie iueement par detatt final, ct Giant
prouvt d'apres l'~tvidence que lie deteHteur a
reeu dnlx mile plaEtres CONNIE le produit de
Ia vante dun moroccan de terre le "a ectobre
1877, leuuel etalt la prophetic separee de
Ia plaipnante. ct secondement qnil q reel le
| Janvler 1910 la somne dc deux mile trols
cents ct vingt clnq plastres ct solXarte-slX
cents, Ia portion de Ia plalgnante de Ia success
sion do ga mere Mary Drake, dectdee. e.
u,'ll s'est approprie ces differences sotnrons
4 son propre usage, ct que les esclayos Iabi-
tina at son fills Edouard sont la proprleth stpa-
REQ dc Ia pirlgnante ct il est dc plus prouve
due 10 drtpadeur est tres embarasse dams SEES
aTa Tres, ct la lol ttant Ell favour de la plai~
pnante-ll est done o]rdonle, adjuge ct de-
crete que Ia plaignante soft ct ellie est separee
On biens d'avee son mari ct qu'elle recouvre
la possession de sa proprlete separte ct para
phernale. ct anssi les e~selaves CT desatls desl-
pnrs. ri qu'elle ait nm jugement contre James
]. Nelson. son mari, pour Ia son,ne de deux
mile plastres, avec lypotheqle legalIe pour Ia
restitution du montant a dater du "a octobre
1887. ct pour une sutre somme de detx mile
truls cent vingt-cln1 plastres ct soixante SIX
cents. avec hypoth6qne a dater dn premier
Jour dc %Ianvler ls4O, ct que le dtlendeur pale
les traIs d1 process.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
.juge du 3ne district.
Je ~certifio que ci-dessus est une cope con-
forur an lugement original
NAt.ArIInn IrnHInr
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&. II. Su1ptEY, a%yocat, etc, pratlquera oais
les colr des troisie me. luattteine' OF hul'leihe
districts judlcialres.
Tou es %atfaires eonfiees d ses SONS reee-
vrobt rattention Ia plus assldle' lltlent son
bureau a Baton Rouge, LIE.
IL noypmhrp I'D
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A. l.. PLO y CT

'bFItSIE.
Residenee--A Test de Ia maison do esur,
dams la maison oi-devaDt occupee par Chss.
r. Tessier, d Baton Rouge.
II lie susdit a besoin dun bon JARDrNIgH.
dun caractere sobre ct tranquille s'adresses
4 Ia susdite residence. 10 dec. d
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FABRIQUE D'OUVRAGES EN- FER
BLANC, EN- CUIVRE Err EN- TOLLE.
LIE gotIssignd s'ttant ttabli dams Ia rue du
Maine, preche Ptglise m6thodiste, informe
respectueusement 10 public quill continue a
travailler dams la susdite branche. D'apres
une Tongue experience il Sc fatte de pouvoir
bonner enti6re satisfaction a csux qui vos-
dront bien l'honorer de leur p~ratique.
Toute fsrblanterie confectionnee GU rasa
commodte dams 10 plus court d6lai.
JOHN TILANO.
% few. 2
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A YENDRE.

Vingt arpents de canine a planter, Red RI
per Ribbon, dune qualite supfrleure, a EN-
bouchure du Bayou Manchac, paroisse dlber-
vile, par.
"a dec. A6 JAS. N. BROWN.
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AVIS.

Tous ceux qui ont des rtelamations con're
Ia ci-devant soeitte dc j. q l.. Phillips a. Co.,
sont prizes de les presenter au soussignts pour
6tre liquides.
nov. % AZ J. & e. T. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

AMOS ADAMS, Avoeat ct Co1seillief
continue l'exeftice de 80 procession oa's ISIS
ce,rs du troisieine Of dlla'relfe dls'flets lnol-
ciairss ct dams Ia eolif supreme oe ! fta,.
Les ~aftaires ~confees 3 SEES SONS fecevroh'
f'a,tentten Ia plus assidue. II tent son otflee
i Baton Rouge, entoigll1re DIES r''eH 'e'ne
Of Church, vis.a-vls ptglise cathoI'que:
81 ianyier ~"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
A VENDRE.

lie soussigne offre a vendre q~uelques paires
do beaux, bnufs de tire, eleves sur son habl-
tation, quelques vaches l]aitieres, une cen
tame de tates de mouton en- tres bon etat.--
S,adresser a son agent, NJ. Frs. Michel Nef,
sur t'habjtation a Quest Baton Rouge.
< nov 40 +. p. MICHEL.
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EPAVE

Arfete pa r. D. conrad, sur son habittion
a sept miles de Baton Rouge, I'm cbevsi de-
eonIear aiezan tonce, de quatorze paures de
hauteur, une etoile ct une marare bisoche
sur lie front, age d'environ IL ans. ct an man
vaise condition. ais eh i1au-
- Jan 81 J HUFsT0N
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RARDEAuX.
AVIS.

lie Doctet1r .IoHN G. WILLIAMS, eftTe No.
services de sa profession aux habitans de bafsk
Rouqe ct dss e~nvirons CONNIE il q ac1uh
nie Tongue experience dams le traitement dae
maIadles du sud, ayant ~professe CONNIE ms
decin, chirurgien ct accoucheur, Cpendant Plun
de ans,) aveC success, il espere merlter UNA
portion du patronage public. II s'aequts-
terra tidtlement des devoirs de 50 profession
ct SEES prix seront mis- a la port6e do la penn''
RTE des Temps.
lie DR.. W. SO rendra tous les iours a Ia
ton Rouge, 4 ,uoins quill ne soft retenu par
les devoirs de sa profession en- sen Absences
prize d'adresser tous les ordres ct communi-
cations al nagasin de Messrs. J. IL Il. ".
Phillips & Co.
Arlington, le 0 Juliet 1912. 22
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MEDICINES WHALES Ell hMEksJ
DIT pUTNIX-Du Din. Norpar T.
'EM4R0UFs ~GENEFALEs.

HEMARQUEs GENERALEs.
Ces medicines doivent leur nom a Ia p, O.
prietd manifesto et sensible ~qu'eIles ont de
purifier les sources de Ia vie, en- leur donna Mt
une %nouvelle VIgueur. Dams plusieurs al 81
authentiques ct publies, ces medicines vegt-
tales ont retire des portes du tombeau dos
personnes que ID mort y pttcipitait avant 10
temps. Files scrt reconnues CONNIE IN ra~
made prompt ct certain pour les .fdrres bilie,s-
ses, Ia ~dyspepsie, les palpitattons de caur, les
5ramyes d~'estomac, les mour De ttte, Finsom-
ME, les rhHmatjsmes, les pers, l%osthms, Las
mdupaises constitutions, efe. Rien ne peut
egaler les pt1ulbs DE VIE ct le PHnNr,s
BiTTERs dn Dr. Moffat On peut reeevoir dn
plus longs renseignenens chez tous les agents
II. JOURDAN, P~harmacien est agent a
Baton Rouge pour ces medicines.
WIN. H. MDFFAT.
Nav York. 7 INLET. 40
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AVIS.

AWE.
1e soussigne, avocat ct procu'eu' etau CD.
SGn.' en- general il s'acquitt a; ae aoet c] eolf 5
p pro- des atfairss sqq1 gu, III. 5e'V de- mtriter
ia clientele sI w a4 FL WlKOFF notaire pubic;
t na2. os de- de- la Banque de ia IL,o4qr ,5,1as;R
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Pods DT PAIN

Ae par ie mare pour la semaine s~uivante,
La Id . aa,ne otant q 81 &C he baril, 30 oncss de
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JHEH UW ''TIH HTs1FINFF
Je c~ertiie que ci-dessus est une cope con-
forue an lugement original
lmars a. 1teillef'
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CONNAIssEMENTs a vendre a i'impri-
merle de ce uurnal.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
A NORWEGIAN SHEPARDEss.-Milf |

A NORWEGIAN SHEPARDEss.-Mil ford,
in his book upon Norway. gives glowing
account of beautiful girl he came across
in ramble through the widest and most
mountainous part of the country. He came
across her at the door Of neat and tidy
log hut, and she was the guardian of the
place. She was about sixteen, with fine
full black eye, a beautiful countenance, and
one of the finest forms in nature. She
tended the cattle, with no other companion
than little boy of eight years old, uncon-
scious of her beauty, or the danger to which
it might expose her, did this artless,nnpro-
tected child Of nature pass the summer
months. But, indeed. such is the virtue
and simplicity of character in these remote
unsophisticated regions, that no instance
has ever occurred OF violence, has tended
to foster feeling Of honor in the men of
Norway, and induced them to respect IN
protected females.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
FROM TEXAS.

Ia the New-Orleans papers We have Ia
ter accounts from Texas-Galveston dates
to the 26th, and Houston to the oath; but
there does not appear TO be much news of
interest
Mr.. Canayel, minister from France to
the Republic Of Texas, had arrived at Gal
weston, on his way to the sea, Of Govern
ment
Mr.. Rely, late minister to the United
States, reached the sea, Of governtaent on
the 18th ult.
The President Of The Republic has issu
ed a proclamation abrogating, after tho
18th of Febrnary next, former proclama-
ton exempting from duty French wines i'm
ported into the country.
The Congress has transacted no 5usn-
ess Of Importance. The Senate had pass
ed bill repeoIing the duties on sundry ar
ticles of merchandize-sucha as iron, steel,
sugar, coffee. and provisions generality
The House Of Representatives had recon-
sidered It's vote by which Il bill was passed
abolishing the tariff Of duties, and declar-
ing the ports Of Texas free; and postponed
the further couside ration Of the subject TO
the 3Oth December. TWAS supposed that
the bill could not pass. The House, by re-
solution, had again instructed its commit
tee on foreign relations 10 inquire into the
erpediency Of anneGing the Republic to The
United States. Orders had also been in
troduced to inquire into the cxpedency Of
conhscating the estates oftraltors and enc
mics to the government, and to establish
Sabbath or day Of rest throughout the Re-
public.
:, On the 18Th ult. n messenger arrived al
Washington from the Wacoe village, with
news that the Representatives of twenty
one tribes Of Indians had arrived at that
place, where they were awaiting the arri-
val of commissioners to conclude a treaty
Of peace.
The army Numbering eight hundred eff
rect;ve mem had marched for Mexico, and
when last heard from, were within few
miles Of Laredo. which town they hoped
to surprise, as it contained about 30 or so
Mexican soldiers.
A party Of volunteers from Victoria, IN
der the command of Captain Oven,
DESTROYED the Mexican settlement of New
Bahia DIETER known as Carlos Rancho,)
in consequence Of the settlers having re-
peatedIy manifested hostility TO the Texan
peopl. residing ia its vicinity.
Many planters were turning their atten-
ton to the culture Of sugar and cotton, with
good promise Of success.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

M1LLERrsM-We have the following
information, from Col. Hatch which was
given to him by a distinguished clergy
man, residind not ihosand miles from
New Bcdford!-'On the 18th of February,
1913. tins Saints are to be taken up 10 meet
the Lord and 10 remain suspended on sea
of glass, between the heavens and the
earth for the space of forty-seven days;
during which time. the earth is to under
go a change, and every thing of sinful
nature is to DC destroyed. After which,
the Saints, with Jesus at their head, will
dccend aud take possession, when the new
administration will commence and contin-
ne one thousand years. Transcript.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
FROM FLORIDA.

The ST. Augustine News, Of Saturday
week states, on authentic information, that
the entire bands OF Octa-Achec and Tiger
tail. amounting to forty-two warriors, with
their wives and children, were on sea-horse
Key, waiting transportation. and expected
TO sail thence about The 1st inst
The same paper contains the following
paragraph respecting the movement OF set
tiers in that Territory.
Southern settlements.-A number of per-
sons have already gone to Indian river, on
the Southern coast; and the schooner Sui
tana left here on Thursday last with some
more. for the purpose of settling in the
same vicinity. We look forward to the
day--from present appearances not far
di slant. when that section of country will
be thickly inhabited. The climate IS mild,
and turtle, fish, oysters, and game is plen-
tiful.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
From the Madlso MAN.
REVOLUTION.
Extract from letter received in this city
LATEST NEW S IN THE REPUBLIC.
VERA Cruz, Dec. 10, 1912.

Extract from letter received in this ciiy.l
LATEST NEWS IN THE REPUBLIC.
VERA Cruz, Dec. 10, 1912.
News from Mexico (city) to-day is very
interesting. General Gutierrez, of the
State Of San Luis, has pronounced for the
dissolution Of the Congress.a the naming
Of a new body (by Santa Anna to form a
constitution for the country. A similar
move has been made in the state CT Puebla,
headed by the General Canaizo. This
letter sent off by express to Mexico a copy
Of the ''Acta dc Pronuncamenta" to Gen.
Tornel. minister Of war, who Immediately
made known TO the Congress It's contents.
This body has replied in short, but very
drgnihed manner, e" that they were the e-
gal representatives. Of the people, and that
they would continue in their duties, with
out suffering themselves to be frightened
by threats from the military, until driven
from their seats by force Of arms" This
is purely military movement, and secret
" moved by Santa Anna.
News has arrived from the west coast
Of the occupation Of Monterey a town in
California; by Commodore Jones of "Uni-
ted States frigate and the corvette "Cy-
ane." He occupied the town for two days;
after this time, delivered it over again to
the authorities. Upon explanation, it APP
pears that he took the town in consequence
Of news that he heard war being declar-
ed by the L. S. against Mexico.
The Mexican Gencral-in-chief Of the
forces against Texas give, information Of
a BODY Of 5000 Texans having marched
from Bexar towards the Rio Grande. He
writes that he awaits them. and Of course,
assures the government. that he will moi;
let man of them escape. Things may go
the other way, however.
Campeachy still holds on, against the
Government A reinforcement Of six hun
dred men left this on the 18th instant, for
the above place. This is quite an unpop-
ular war throughout the Republic, except
with Santa Annals creatures.
The garrison Of this city is momen,arlly
expected to declare itself in favor OF the
new revolution against the Congress.