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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21
AmrR1orh CByrRA1E.-Dos letitas

AmER1QUE CBNrRALE.-UGs IttIfas
p]arlicuIieres rrfues a New Ymk apnon.
cent que Ia vile de- Nicaragua, 7t.nbe pres
do tac du meme nolu, a etc ptegqna COM
pi6tement dotrnite dams 10 rouranf de inin
pr ", hp~oovanyable trenbiemcut ID ter.
re E,Ies, 10 doancnt du reste aaetin de.
rail sur &c de4asireUx evGntment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

Plus ROUGE QuK Toh-Les ontans sa.
musent solvent i t~aquinor un olseau dc
bassc.cour, bien comm de tont 10 monde,
en- lui disunt Plus ronge que toi ct plus
les pctits espiegles hui r9petcnt ces mots,
plas 10 bipedo ale s'rtEorce dc bonner one
c~onlour dc carmin a pespece de goitre dout
sa ttte OF son cou ont cite d6cofea par -
nature.
A Dlou ne plaise I que nous cberchlons
lei a GtabIir Ia plus l6g6re comparaison'
bIcn quill sc passe sous nos yeux dcschoses
tout aussi diyertissan,os. De ce nombre
est, On &C qut regnrde lour Hickory Pole,
IA lutte dos d6moctRtcs contro les wings.
Ceuv.ci ont, 10 10 Aodt d%erntcr, plante I'm
Liberty Pole de quatrp yingt,dlx piods Dc
h]aute1r. C'est sans eontredit un mai de
pavilion dune tres ddcunto longuenr. Mais
leg lodoFocos, qui Sont tres sons,bIos aU
Plus rouge que toi, yeulent Il ioate force en-
uuindnr I'm de Cent viugt cinq pieds do
haut. Nous leur aouhaiteas PhabiIcte nc.
c~essaTro pour en- yenir a bout honorable.
ment.
&c nest pas tout prGsHmant que, com.
me dusage, il y aura do bout, du jam.
hon, do Ia volatile ct du monitor ou Bar
bacuo drs wings, les satellites do Polk Sc
proposent, dit.on, d'immoler pour lie leur
ieux 6ltphans, cinq Rhinocttos, IN DEM
cent d'nutruches gu de grues Ct uno guar,
a%ntsiha de chacols, outre douzo a qninze
douzaines de grands p%6l'cans blancs. Am.
81, comme on ne snureit uyolF Ia tnntaEsiC
de donner une scconde representation de
leur festin. monytre, on n'GProuvcFa nul re.
rret de metro pas en- dToit do diro i qui
quo CO soft d'entro oux plus rouge qHt
J0i.
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AVIS.


Tous ceux mi ont des rtclanations c,htfc
Ia Banque dos Mafclandt, do ii Nouyetle Or.
itans, doyront les presenter potr ere lquid6s,
au bureau dss conmissaires do Ia dite Ban.
que, No 30 rue Natehez, 4 Ia Novelties. or.
ltans.
Sept 81 50 5nl
ECOLE FRANCHISE ~ hNGLAlsE
NJ A. O'Keefe d l'honnotf De rFtgenir lie
public que lundi proclaim lie 10 %courantt j fefa
i'ouyerf1ro dune ecgle FfanGaiaa u Anglaiso,
dams Ia maisou Gi.deyaBt occdpee par fet NJ
]. MeGIll, Rue De PEglisB.
Ayant oxotct la carfiero dc pfecePtedr pour
plus De eept anntes dams Ibsryillo, ct une
connaissauce deg deux langues, torment une
paftio dc SEES focGmmaDdatious.
Reference u M1f John BUTLER, II, ". Ba-
bin, Phillips Il Lanoud JOS 3feuard.
Baton Rouge, II aont, 1914,
SUCCESSION De HAS MUssENDEN
Tous cedx oui doigent a la ditto succession
sont informts que los eoibpies ont Ito placts
entire les mains De Mr. H. w S1gfburuot
Ayocat &c, pour en- faife collection.
aTEPHEN HENDERSON.
AoBt17, 1877, Administrators.
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or Dams notre proclaim numtro nous
publierons, en- frnncnis, les doltb6ra.
lions du Jury do Police.
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4. NJ. DUNN II. y. WHITE.
ArreHzkrs : CgussrLL0Ap,
~ Judge Mofean's old Stand.
Lafayette str, Baton Rouge,
MUSIQVE.

lie aoussignt a~rtivant Dc Ia Nellie. Orl6.
.anss4gt ayant llhtentfDh de sa Rxuf dane
cette vile, Ofife sea services aux habtHps dc
Baton Rouge Ell de ses environs, cointbe pro.
feaseur de ~fnnsique vocal ct instrumental,
Piano OF 0uitareJ II osparo par ses con.
aaissaDces dams rrt art ct son cxtr8mc Hdtlt6
dams Accomplishment INT do ses deyoirs mbrilsr
les suTragts dcs pers6unes aui l'hoaorsn, do
lenr conistcos II acc6rders les pianos 4 un
pri1 moddf6.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

IMpoRrANF.-Nous cfoyons devolr prem.
Dire Ia libeft6 d'ihyitcr les wings d SO tonir
sur le Qui.yiye par rapport aux nctos dc
naturalization. S'ils n'eNercopt pas d Get
tgard ID plus active surveillance, Ieurs od
versairas f6ussirout i faire voter uno muI.
titudo az citoyens de contrcbandc, IIs sont
fort ontrepreuans, ct assez peu scrupuIeux,
les dtmocratoS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

Perie du GHlnare Nous appreDons que
&C steamboat, part d'ici pour 81. Louis,
ayec IN engagement de- murchandises SO.
ches ct dc sol, Il sombr6 dans Ia NUT de
dimanche d Iundi d%ernier, d 30 miles au.
dessus d'HeIona (Afk.) ayant reqn Ie choc
du Steamboat Westwood, qui descendaitle
nenve. Trois hotnmes ont peri dams Get
accident, Les passengers du GuIuaro ont
etc recueillis ptr Fautte batean.
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htYERBscts.

R|BFBRgNCES.
Roy. Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr.. Bonasratr,
Mr. J Peilltps, Col Malta.
W Mr.. Fsoffro 4 vendrs I'm assbftiB,ent
dc musiqus ronyelle, aussi qua pl1sisHfA To-.
s%tfuinenis de differences esp6ceB, tsls que
futtss1gnilarcs, hagtolets st tino gfahda 1uun-
tltt Dc cbrdos pour piano ct guitar De pfsR'I.
ere qualtt.
II est pref i executor dos ordros pour daa
planes de premiere qualt6, quill posrra
bonner au Prix de Ia Noutslls Orlbang'
aoht 3 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

ATTENTION lie Courier de8 Etate.
unis, qui nous parail 6tro Il regard des
wings dams un etat 10 neutra'ite armee,
content lie paragraphs suiyant one nous
nous faisona un agreeable deyoT De met.
ire textuellement sous les yeuX de nos lee,
teurs:
"Or, il semble que Ia desertion qui s'oFc-
RAFT au sein du parti wing veuille maInte.
nant s'arrGter. Dams Ietat du Vermont,
OH les elections locales Sc sont faites mar
di dornier. les wings ont pFesque double IA
maiorit6 qu'iIs avaient obtenue aux cleo
tons pr6cedentes. Dams Is districts don't
les rGsultats 6taient conDus hier solr, le
gouverneur democrat e etait en- mlnorite
de pres de l,600svoix."
"Nous nous trompons fort, Oh c'est la
une irr6frayable prsuve que lie partl wing
ostle plus n~ombreux, ct que sill s'y est trou.
We ~queulqes t~rattres, ce nest pas au mo.
ment de la batailIe que ron pourruit y de.
couvrir des gems disposts a 6tre des trans,
fuges.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21
-Ynici las mons des nr6onnntos ani onL

-Voici los mons des nr6onautos qui ont
trouve une mort tragique
Pilastre du Roster ct Remain, mofss le
Is JUN 1880, sur lie bord do la mer, pres
Boutogne, quand lis vooIaicnt passer en-
AngIeterre.
lie comte Zamheccori, mort on ItaIie;
lie fcu prit a sa montgoIfere ct il tut pre-
cIpit6 a terre a Motto brdl6.
OI;vari pert a Orleans le IS noyembFe
1909, par la nome cause.
Mosment mort lie 7 avril 1906.
Bitorf, pert a Manhelm5 lie II juliet
1879, lie feu ayant pfls a son balIon.
Nine Blanchard pert de la meme man
l6re, le 7 juliet 1919, a Parlgr
HaBis, officer de Ia marine toyale M
glaise, don't lie batlon fut vehement preci-
pile a terre en- 1894, a Londres, par IN Vi
ce de construction qui ne lui permit pas de
fermer Ia soupape.
En6n, SadIer, a~t6onaute angIais, qoI
peru a Boston lie 2s sePtembre 1924.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
JUST RECEIVED.

A splendid assortment Of Ladies hid S, ,
Cater Boots, Coloured Lasting slips &C.
Gentlernen's fine CT. Skin Nulli6er ca
Skin Bsogsns, Black lasting Gaiteres g.
Z. a. HILL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

Pods DU PAIN,
Fix6 par le mario pour Ia aetnainb suitRnts
La Fariho ttant ! ID 10 10 bsril, IS ones
de pain Dottf dir shtrs
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CfGAREs M IN HAVANE.

jo-ffa TuSbE CauttslnGnt ,iacko) infarire
10 public dist eli d'Onest Baton Rouge, qurl
4 on Feilie "o gfcs ct en- detail, des ciEa,oa
DINO qHatitt SUPERIOR,
Aussi Citrrn, jua do eitton, l%iquruts iinea
&C. des prtS mojtfte,
a0at 10 a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

taras A. ~ttf,ta, 1.,,4arr,. ,nnr,ao,
r. i, IT,. .s,tnt / IL ,,,aadd, 80 a,aa,. h..
nllefs dn tenaIa IA d I.,6af,6 49, aa,,l q
brapEex. - no,s donnraf h lanioa,sn, II.
. nal nue tont ,ani A., need,,
Nm. 4vons 6Iayb :. PHI oG, AZ a.
bower M 3av,llan dont l.. Iatoea taisa ~ lac
brtItantp4 Afoiles MAJ. @4annslfsb nm san
cement nue. do ne yas tl;s ot,,tdatnns 81 f6.bti i,
does.n ia N t,hat,y. mai ot,s c,osI h man.
teau anl pnyelopna nolfe Union at nos o..
parsnea.. If oia, s,r pantol de h notria 81
do rUniop. nnna d.van. ilret M ,i,ys ~
de MOURN pnur elles at nvee elles. Ca
pa yillon nous ren6mofe npe nous ayops 4
litter cantre II demon a. t6nsbtss. con
ire In ]m6cbaneete poIitiaue aeis4a nj dams
uBa sphere 6ley6e %contro copx oni ont
mis- en- balance ID ynIeir de itUnion con.
ire ceux aui, falsant 10 Acknowledgement do
oes treize rates OF de ces yipgt.six e~tolles,
o%ayironnant Il moutousonent les cinqlan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21
SOUVENIRS DE Z

Volci IN trait qui prouye que les gon-
veFnemens ne sont pas t%oujours ma1tTes
de rendre ferocee les gouvernes. Une
d~ecouyerte partle de Waken, lie 4 messi-
dor III JUN, ". ST. ct poussee Jusqu'anx
portes de Gund fit prisonnlere une assez
grande q~uantiee d,Hanoyriens. Tn d6ta-
element de- nos troupes les conduisit a
Wilbecke au quarter genera de souham
| IN officer de Petat,major, qui Sc t%FouTait
dams la cour du chateau dit q On sergeant:
" Cauarade, yous allez bIen nous embar-
rasser, ct e voudrais que vous les eusslez
laiss6s Ia on lis etaient.-Mon general, re-
pIiqua 70 sergent, c'cst tant De couPs de
fusIls a r~eceyoir de moins, ct nous ne som.
mes lei que pour afaibIlr Pennemt.- ana
ave. raison, lui dit officer, mafs il ezista
une Ioi aen cruelle contre euz, ct ble1
embarrassante pour nous.-Nous Ia con
naissons, reprit ferementace brave mtittai
re, mais sans doute que la ConYentioHn'a
pas pr6tendu que des soldats francais ifs
sent Ie meter de bourreau an reste, non
vous les amenons s'Its sunt barbares
qu'iIs les tuent ct les mangent, Pen non
J iianoEte,,,@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

Nous invltons nos lecteurs a pTendFe
conuaissance dun avis, inser6 dams une
autre c~olonne, ct public par Nm. Faertes.
Bien que cette dame soft nee aux Flats.
Unis, ellie est d'origine franchise, o. con.
matt parfaitement Ia langue de ses ances
tres. Sa mdthode d'enseignemcnt est aus.
81 simple que fructueuse; aInsl Q u ceux
qni sont disposes a suiyre advertisement
Sos lecons ne peuyent manquer d'6tre, en-
peu de temps, caPables dc Parler ct d'ecri.
re le francais. CONNIE eetto Iangne est
fort utile dams &C pays.ci, nou espeFons
que Nine Fuertes sera encourage par les
habitsnts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

Long6utf.-EI eXiste dams Ie cont6 de
Falmouth, Massachusetts, une femme res
pectoblo Ag6o do LOG ans qai a conserve
toUtes oes faculties. Ello lit ehUore fort
ais6ttent avec des lunettrs, fat dc Id den
teIle ct cause avoc 10 m6noiro ID plus par.
faito d'6yenemens qui femonlent d 90 ans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21
sAueDf, Octobre S, le44.

DAALD4I DStDVFg q 49,
4 IA maisDn De cour, dams Ia vile do Ba.
ton Rouge, commeneabt a midi, tous les droitS,
tf'.es, int6r9ts ct prttensions du proprit-
..airs dun certain e~scIaye marron, detenu
dams lie depot, lequel sc donne lie nom Dig.
bert, s pieds I pouces de hauteur, age de %
ans, ct Sc dit appartenir a Wm. Champion, do
Ia fiviaro Rouge.
II a etc arret6 lie 25 Aoht 1912 Ell est saisi
pctr lcs frais de prise, detention ct autrsS
hais de depot.
Conditions de la yente-compta'.
II w FOWLER. Sheriff.
aoht. 81 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

CoxsAIssEMgSs 4 vendrs az buTean
% journal,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

BALrIxoRE.-Les wings de cette vile
ont tenu, lie 8 c%ourant, dams Ashland Square,
une brillante assemble. Jamais Ia foule
~n'syait etc ii nombronse ct 81 eDthousias-
te. lie Maryland ia bieo,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

PT' UUIs,
Lefons ~pafltrpliatos (fianos) 81
mdsiqao rotal6 ttois leGobs par Sc.
i%haitcs, es 90
do principe DO m%usiqne t~ocAlr, 10 90
% cir a guitate, 8 %
Do sur lie pianos en- %cisssc. q eco.
liors Oh plust cbsqur, 90
DO misiquo yosale en- clsssa DU
do paficnlidros on franeais, D 90
% on classsj OD
DO baftirulttros Oh ESpugfbl. o 90
do on tlaseb 8 Cu
lis inf9rment resporinousement lours pa.
TONS 1a'iIs dasirent reeler toaa los thAis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21
ErAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.

Tente Dun n9gre vaGrro1.
En- yertn dun ordre dc Yhon. Juge Tcs-
sier ugo Do p~aroisse, dams OF pour Ia pa
roisse d'Est Baton Rouge, il ssra expose en-
vcute pubIi9de.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21
No. 3


TOTS ceu& Tni un des rtcIamoti"ps ron're
Ia succession dc JolIn hcGiIl, dsctdt, dc cot
TO paroissc, sohf prits dc les presenter d.
Ineht cortlitts ~ souHsigHtr ]e3ecuIeCrs iRs-
tatuentalrc, st taiIs csnz 4ul Gojycnt 4 10 ditto
succursion soHt fcqnis DE- pnyer sars do Iar,
JOHN BUuLER.
ad0t ~ n Ey.ltrstaiBehtaue,
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or yoici Ia t%raducttotE du discours 20
Mfr. Elan, don't nous nvous etc deuA los
%d'ujourntr II pub l%eatlon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21

Pronounce par James NJ. Elan, e 10
Aoat 1914, en- presence dcs Ciay-C ltbS
dfESt Ell d'Ouest Baton Rouge, d Foccdston
de- tcrectioa dun ASH LIBERTY POLE, az
SONNET duquet ii etf urborf Il Papttioh
datGgicdtn.
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MEaREa MARtI1Nh.

AttcstG! 4 Wtsrnor, 0refBer.
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Is s~eptembre 1874.
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BCTANlCO- MEDICAL COLLEGE
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expended We have had several who
were over SO years old.
A. CURTIS, Prcs't
Oct. 81. 1913.
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well to call and examine our Stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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palhuS, and literary, musical, (and occa
: sionally) dramatic criticism. The We
ry low price at which it is publishe,
places it within the reach ofevery on
: disposed to obtain valuable. amusein;
!, and refined Patlour Journal, publishe,
in weekly numbers but also lntende
for preservation as a cholse volum
, for The library. filled with the gems c
literature and the fire arts.
!. Those who send the amount Of sui
scription direct to the undersigned
shall receive the paper by mail or otlle
wise with the utmost punctuallty, an
; enclosed in strong wrappers, so as
!, preserve the engravings from lnur.
In most country places II is imprdctic;
:. = bic 10 nave agents, but any person. d
y string 10 subscribe can have their le
> ter enclosing the amount, franked h
!, the nearest post-master, (who has II
= :, right and generally the courtesy TO {
= so. aud by sending directly 10 the u
: : iersinged, all risk OF disappoiume
2 will be avoided.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-24

mind in lis various stages OF advance
ment Ian elelnent.of the tirstimportance
in u series Of school books. 2 The
contents, embracing selections of a high
literary character. aud decided moral
tendency, from 4 great variety Of au-
tbofs, principally American, are more
deeply interesting 10 the young than
those OF most readers 8. The lessons
on the elementary principles Of our lan-
guage. and the few plant rules and ex-'
ercises for reading correctly as well us
rhelorieally, pre6Aed to She 4th Reader,
are Of great Utility.
The Speller is in no respect lnfsfior
10 the Readers, aud upon The whole /
would recommend this as the best series
among the many that has come under
my.reyiew.
f. G.. CARRY.
Pleasant Hill, July 81, 1913.
We have on hand complete assort-
fhcnt Of School and Classical Books.
which we offer at Wholesale for cash at
The lowest New York rates aiding, in
some. cases the cost OF transportation.
Country merchants are invited 10 call
before Purchasing.
WM. Ii MOORE & Co.
Sanders School Book Publishers,
10 Main ST. Gazette Building.
Oct. 81, 1913.
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Ep TANYARD. aa)

= 4 ME- undersigned egs leave conform
a hisoId friends and customers that he
sill carries on the TANNING business at
his new lanyard in the East Ward Of
Grenada Mississippi; where he has con-
stantly on hand all kindsof acclaimed
LEATHER, which he will dispose Of at
prices corresponding with the hardness
of the times. Leather will al any time
B. ii. GREENHAW
Grenada Feb 'l9 l845,-tf-
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TINHE subscriber, thankful for tho pat
Il ronage he has heretofore received
lakes this method Of informing The plan
ters Of Ponola and The adjoining counties
that he ls.gFepared 10 eXecate orders for
making and repairing cotton gins. cotton
thrashers, sWheat thraaher and fans on
the shortost notice and on reasoif
terms. IIefia also ready 10 execute. iur-
mig in irqn, steel or wood. He hopes
by close attention to business. 10 mefit a
share offpatronage. HisPrices shall 5e
as low asthose Of. any other shop in tTr
country. lie may be found at all times
al his shop in the east ward. Grenada,
two doors east Of Mr.. Berry's Blacksmith
shop. JAMES ROSE
n B. All work or repairing warrantcd.
Grenada, Mi, March 8, 1913. lift
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-24
New Bridge nj Po,.oIa.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs
= the travelling uhlic. thaithc Bridge
across the river al Ponola,is now finish
ed, and crossed daily BY The heaviest
loaded wagons. The Turnpike and
Bridges through The bottom are in good
condltion, and free from high water.
Wagons and Travellers BY whatever
conbeyance. from Yalobusta., Tallahat-
chic. and Cotihlies south of this, will
not only tind'this' read nearer. but the
Toll cheaper than any other Bridge on
The River.
ne following are Tic present rates 81
Toll.
Road Wagons. empty, rs
6 Loaded, 90
2 Horse Wagons, sd
Horse pleasure Carriase, rs
z Horse Carryall or Hack, so
Horse Buggy or Barouche, 81
Man and Horse l2k, or Is if we
make change.
The Subscriber still cccuries The CON
Portable Tavern known as the PLANT-
Frs HOTEL. Soofb of the Court
House, in the town Of Ponola. where
Travellers will be accommodated in the
best manner, and at the shortest notice
at prices 10 suit the times.
A. G. ELLIS.
October 2l, i843. 32-tf