Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-08


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inws
P5r obe years subscription III paid
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Announcing a cAjfiidatc Tor public
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Announcing DE-. eion .sphscrihef,) So 90
sATVRpAY, February sht, ls45.
" The bill dsire one day throughout the
Union forthc Presidential election, has pass.
I'd tho Senate, and with the Presidents sig
nature viii become law.
Murio--lt vii be seen BY an adyertis
men, in another column, that Piano music
heed no longer be confined 10 The wealthy.
IA Piano ia now offered for nv daliars.
Tho Legislature Of Alabama adjourned,
sino die or the 9th February, after . tessiou
Of 60 days. They passed Tvs hundred and
eighty acts. IL would be q good thing -four
legislature would initiate their industry End
perseverance,.
The Recorders, 61icet, New Orieanf, have
been we'll attended for the last two weeks
The papers contain accounts Of siabbing'
lots, vagrancy, 90. We could accommodate
some few of them ID orr Pententiafy, with.
out any further expense 70 the State. There
10 plenty Of hemp here and Rope making y
carried on 10 some extent,
aT We refer our readers 10 az advertise.
tnen, Or the Democratic Review IN another
column. ABIDE from lie political articles, I
decidedly one Of The ablest periodiepls Of he
day.
The Court ofErrots and APpeals in Grim
innl cases has commenced its tcFsion-pfcs-
ent, Ialges Johnson, Nichols and King.
TO CAHDIpArrs.-As the Zinc approaches
for the municipal election, we would inform
those interested, that nc oepirant shall be In
aerted in the Gazette, uhloss he pays CASH
according 10 our terms.
The sLAvr PAULINE The committee Of
physicians III the case Of he slave Pauline.
condemned 10 death, fol- barbarous treatment
vfher mistress hsyo made thair report that
ne said negroEs d snceinfc Two months and
tbFoo weeks," Her execution will there.
lore not take place till the Ssth March l546.
To our rArKoNs-We would again re-
mind our subscribers and advertising friends
that all our o%utlays, &c, gre CASH-ths
rent VIC have 10 pay is heavy and must be
eashed every month, and that we cannot
live on promiscF--we have mot yet realized
half of our luei years earnings, we hope
therefore that those who Owe US will come
forward without delay. We. hate to dunn af,
ter earning our money honestly, 1t 10 too hu-
l initiating }l.4g 1, sq i, n .gi s idynBSt VIII, ssq%9eiime' eou-
TnE PkNtrRkrrARr-Hs Inprorements-
Business calling us in tho: neighborhood Of
The penitentiary, on Mondayslast, we resolved
10 step in and examine personally tho improve.
monts going On there, Laft time we visited
il, il Gas got Under the coatrol Of the state,
and presented the appearance ofa mere work.
shop. where mechanical business was carried
on in all it's branches, to the detriment of the
mechanics Of our town. SCARCELY four months
have elapsed since the present Iessees have
had the control, and its appearance has been
suddenly changed into that Of d large manu-
factory. The machinery Tor manufacturing
has been greatly increased, and IN addition 10
cottons and l~inseye, they ar now manufactur.
ing a quality of bagging, which has been De.
tlsrod by eoopetent judges TO be superior TO
the best article of Kentucky manufacture in
our market, and weighs 5*onpces mnre per
yard. The cottons now manufactured will
compare Al any time wifa those made at
Lowell, both ID strength aid fneness Of tex.
turs ; the linseys ave as go9d, and can be OBJ
'ained os cheap, as in the Kentucky olarket
They have also erected a=rope walk, aud q
u large building for making the wine necos'
for wearing bagging.
Some years since the establishment Of ma
nuiactorids in The south wis considered chi.
%tnericsl, but that indomitahle yankee spirit
that stops at ne. climate, and perseyeres thro'
all obstructions. however discourae tng they
may be, 10 carry on their improvements, has
sAown satisfactorily that wherever manufac-
lures have been established al the south they
have been successful and benefcial-As a
proof Of which the South Western Farmer
contains q statement Of The comparative cost
Of fabrjcs mar4factared al The Naichez facto-
ry and the same articles made 10 Kentucky
and the north, we see that there is difference
Of full thirty per cent IN favor Of The farmer
who purchases At NatcheE,
Messre. 1feHa,,en, PRATT & Co, tho indus
and perseyering lessees 81 Tour Peniten-
liary have already spent 4 great deal q mo
Dey in their undertaking, and if our planters
will give Them the encouragement they de.
sssye, the present eysien Of employing the
stato conyicts viii not only be beneficial q
10 Asjr private interest, but 10 the state at
large, 81 sayiag the tsn thousand dollars a
year which used 70 be required % cover The