Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

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iniseioDe and aft6f mating al these EpafRss
S1n the gross wdigltt 0ftlle fbtfen, the Hlantof
has 70 loae about two bales ID eyety l%SBpdf6d
injef The English system III tafg Nd trei
~ Ffl9eat ihe ntItgf IN Aot miaceI NJ alls
but $l,fI1 Etfb per- 29D tis4., e, about w
PEI Dales y ~fb4fQadDl every bale oI cotton
brought 70 FfaHfn ffein lht UniiaI States
Gutlun fffnh other counties II Aot4liafgea
Wlth A. Hi9ha duty ~ our cotton e. slate
lits lpip2rlahf tttii It'd ile authority tEtHe SEE
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| dist. Jacques I0utant,
ID " Zenon CaYclicf,
3 George 8. Gpio1t,
III Lafayette Saunders,
5 jacques Dupre.
I6 Edward sparrow.
CLAY CbUBt
Tfets va IL 4 speei @eetifg u the
Balnp Rouge Clay 5cIab on Saturday
ssgi pgttl IL 6slt pat !: o'slatk M at the
bassmedt story # lha Methodist Church
vs. Ia sulpLEY, .ssssotat,s,.
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DAroN RotaE Or 5b lE4i
AtTgsft5s f'AfboN4 W. request tl,oes
ofour friends WlIp osejjbe fofJ ya Wofk 10
eoA,e forward and fola We print jobs al
worry low prices aud expect eosh fol tbomb
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non 3 q. E:RENrIss
II d wliL much pleasure thet We an.
]5ouneo % ous ioliow.c aissns that thu etni
1cnt orator Yttl DO praecht attic Conyen.
ton, Ii Ills tbwD oa be 7di irsant. The
nano ofibi6 Gentlen5,b, from lis brilliant
reputation. ID enough tGsg6tbof thtangs, aside
from 81 ihloft sting an OCCASION ID nezt Mon
day Tloqe ho have ;nol hoard BIN will do
E@ell % attend, and tioBe who have, need
no invitation - entlro ebemt 70 be ProseBtl
aJ'Tbo Rev. ] J gogeror wtl Pfeaeh
n Englieb tomorrow Il tho urual hour and
place
Tile papers contain very fitlo else but
politics, For one month more ie %impoosi.
BILE to expect any thing elre.
T'hf Nntd LAntfs. We owe much totbo
energy Of tte ladice. They goon with zeal
in whatever cause they have atdertaken 10
Them wo shall be indebted for THO visit Of the
lion. s. 8 PEENrIss, they wrofe 10 him and
he could not refuse them. They have AFRO
invited The Mcesra. Ysrgors and Crtenden,
We hope hey alro viii yield to lido same mia.
enee, God blege their patriotic chdsayora te
raite their country 10 what thought q be,
WIGS or BATON ROUGE
We hope that overy.wbig of Eatt aud West
Baton Rouge that cam will turn outon Mon
day next, Y The weather holds on fine, we
shall muster thousands insthe field; and why
not, The wings every where arc h motions
Read DE following afcount Of one n their
gatherings Noihing :can Withstand the Witt
Of a free and indepeidont people whom they
feel themselves a9gffevod. Let every true
wing have a string TO his latch, or Tic door
wide open. for the reception Of hose friends
who como from q d~iatepce, the hoepfaliry If
our friends il not dqtbted, and odttIs ocea
sion wc know II Will pei lack.
TIE LARGEST GATHERING YET.
ONE nuapAEp THOUSAND tried and faithful
wings met III mass convention on Boston Com.
mon on the 10Th Sept. The papers received
by yesterdays mail teem with accounts ofttlis
mighty gathering Of the /" ~fearless and free
The Boston Atlas says al least ONE HUNDRED
~THousAsp Wigs we're IN the city on this glo.
rious occasion. Twenty THOUSAND we're in
the procession, ID which we're forty seven
bands Of music and hundreds of banners bear.
ing significant mottoos. Twenty. FIVE ofthe
old revolutionary soldiers were there also,
and received marked attention and respect
.hom the minglinR 5hroag The several
were represented ny delegations. Lou.
isiana, had a noble delegation III 5ver one hun.
dred and fifty gallant wings, u 10 were much
and loudly rheered. Daniel Webb
stcr presided overttis unparalleled gathering
tho wing massesaaid delivered an c]aoquebf
and impressive address, Astounding in sound
views and elevated sentiments He was fol.
by Mr. Berriqn Of Ga, Mr.. Miller Of
j., and other eloquent and powerful speak
,Fs. Long will the l}th Sept, 1914, ba se
rendered by the wings ofB9st5n, for assuYz
IDLY never did sncha sublime acenea present
tself even IN the palmy days ofIsi0.
or re have been compelled 10 defer the
q The Police Jury oi West Baton
Rouge, , English,iill next week.
E~Rp4rA--In the OBITUARY notice of Mrs.
lie Blanc, ~ our last, read instead Of
RePose II peace tplby virtues =" RePose
! peace inthe gqrFiise Of d better world.
a 1851 A4 NATM#H .- ~ WILL