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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

pleape annonnce Mr., Lahanva, 40 candid
ate ior clerk OF tho fourth district court, cub
Iaut ID The deGiBinn Df no convention, Tot II
be be elected, be intends to be the servant
ef lha whole people without distinction Of par
1T ulgimo DeiRda sera eiprtmcro retittdo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

YOU ARE authorised to announce Alfred
Gates, ESQ, as candidate for clerk Of the 5d
district court, Under the new constitution
Mang raiBfs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

We are authorized - announce Joseph NJ.
Fowler, Eeq, Dc raudidaie for clerk Of tie
3d district court, under The new Constitution
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

TfaHEssHE The message of Gov Jones
to the Legislature Of ibis State Is q very long
document, and not Of general motient. lie
recommends that tho Bank Of Tennessee
DO Putia d gradual stata Of liquidation. to
prevent It from falling into a State Of hope
less bankruptcy,
The total amount Of the State debt on
bonds issued, ii stated 81 b 3,370,4l6 60 For
the ~redemptiea Of these bonds, the means Of
the State are put down at g5,393,6 55, These
means are composed Of stock held by the
State in the UalBh and Planters banks, and
the means Of the Bank Of Tennessee, after
paying Ito liabilities
lie mentions the receipt Of u letter from
the Secretary Of War, appfising linn Of the
authority Of Gen. Taylor 10 make d feauIsi=
ton fBf tfoops and he states his reply 10
have been that any raquisiti0n would be
promptly met, adding that athefe is but one
oHiiioh IN Tennessee as to the pfopfiety Of
sustaining the Government In this OF any
other difficulty which may arise
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

We are authorized 10 announce John Reid,
Esqp 10 candidate for Clerk Of the Sd die
ttiUl court underline new COnstL iutiab
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

A sewing uaebtbe has been i~neehted in
Paris, which will perform 900 stitches 10 the
minute .-eHlafgs OF contract The stitches w
The simple turn Of b screw. lead The needle all
along The sibuostties and irregularities Of The
stuff 10 be sewad, without the least danger
Of tear, Whatever may be The stuff, and DO
every part Of the sewing Of d coat or vest,
button holes excepted The inventor ia
Mr., b. 1'bimonief, tailor nj Amplepluis,
Ffanfs. We call this an nniastiiiable Inter
ference with the Bast-ed rights vFtailors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

We are authorized to announce Manuel
Moreno, Eipai az candidate for tlefk uf the ID
aislriet court, under the new Constitution,
nta aA,aEA ARHktkstd EfoaFt Bn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25
WENf

MaHH rioters
YOU are authorised to announced Mr.. J. ",
Durable, az candidate FOR the place Of Clerk
III The alh district court, for The parish Of West
Baton Rouge, under The new constitution.
Pro toaD pYbkeo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

We arc authorized 10 announce Samuel
Sheffield Ksd, AZ a candidate tef Clerk Of
the 81 district Court under The new Consti.
tAtien.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-25

go ~ At19adg ASA19Hfy
sept ID no % 1916
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06

WE take this occssicn 70 give
sosies hat ~ kssp eon~sAntv o. hAnA. eSossA
urliss and Cooking Rangers % IN kinda hat
sre EeneraIiy ussd IN this naarkst. of our ewn
nanufaemrs, which we win ell o. rrasoAahAs
tsrms. Al-o, Meas Asriesk,zai rinnAess fo<
SCANNING FOOD fos rsoek which we win al n
th~ manuhetarsr's prices, amer ADDING ths en-
pen.sa a our Tin. esovs and she~t lroa Manu-
fAetcry. near the Bell Tavern. where an kists
IN be done on the mostreasonab,s i>rDsl AaA q
'odns wah Tin % coppsr. ossisrins. &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06
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Observation-Disclosures

are e os Pills In existence eoataias saap.ra in ,A.-
wen ss nr.a ever inosaesd ~ tsss -i f,.if
W BEWARE NJ SPURIOUS PiLtA psspsrsa hy eAsr. ear
"hood fs' Purifying Pi" "sarapariaa Pin" &c vsieh
attempted to be paied the ts repur.nsn or
L-dys only true and Eenuips osrsspah Hood Taxi
o'be h.n os sdy Coz thsy IN virsss s.r can
sone'ss In fu. wssiher asa psatvs general pars
blood and nads Of thu body requiring oeesp.fs
usual course of living from nay b snp,o
Cd with soua safety Al all tines BY young ana
Tradition to than hundred certificates havi.w be.
heretofore published Increasing sales and demand n r.
,..+ J. u. EusrACE b SON.
my le-u No. 10, wra Main efIeet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06
GARDEN SEED,

UyROn osowen of regulates, an wsu,ntsd nrsh
II sssu1ss, q whnsesas and retai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06

To BUILDERS AND PAINTERS.
PAINTS, WINDOw-GLAss, &e.
III EVILS WHITE LEAD dry IN oil
- Pure Mountain l.inseed Oil 1' Ha.T-rf
Chrome Green. Chrome yellow "a ~ Us & %
Verdigrisi In oil ..f.. ,.i-r
impvrtal Green OIL window Ahnds
Ameuesn vermilion. venslan Red u
Chimes do. black Paint En- u. ID
Spanish Brown. Tena Dc Sonria
Prussian blue, Spts Turpeasiss s..
With large stock Of tho beet American window G.,. ,mhr,
ens large sortoh OF sires varnlshes Of u,.
nor qualify Tot paine other
All Of Which win be sold ON reasonah,c terms, !
40 al. ~ o. I'D ALEX. DUvAI. CO.
N.Y. Main Street Rehunond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06

rail: .sr @
Leek-Larre Scotch
Lettuee-white 4 Green Head,
Early CURED India, White and
Green CosA Brown Dutch
hsbon-Nutmsg. Gwen Citron.
Pine Apple
watsr Melon-dnest kinds
Naslurtium
Mussard-white and Black
onion-white and Red
Okra
Peas-t-andreths Extra Early.
Early May, do Frame Blue
Prasiln. Dwarf Marrowfat,
Bishops DwarfProline
Pepprr-Assorted
Parsnip-Long swootb French
Sugar
Parssey-Pine Curled
Pumpkin-Large Yellow
Rhnbarb-for Tarts
Raddish-I.ons Scarlet, long Sal
mon, White Turaip, Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
squash-Esrly Bunch
| Tomzfo-I.arre Red and yellow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06
.C0NSIIMPTIYES n0 NOT DESPAIR.

vvNHohSONs COMPOUND SYRUP or TAI AND Woou
NAPHTHA. ths most certain and powerful remedy Dc
covered or Puunnay Consumption bonchis episne a Blood
Asthma AMI all diss Of tbs espisatoU ofEansL
The readers attention requested TO the following Astonishing
cure of lady well known in this eomnaniy
' no PnILApkLrniA, March r. 1874.
Ma. s. TuoNsoN. "a nsA Nr
Dear er-Aihourh unsolicited BIZ you consider n duty o~s
IN NV .unrns fellow err.mrrs mahe flonr
which hanaa sahe hops you pubic; os rarely
N ever ~ - ,,onshn. eur been e0eard IN Pon nv 10
| saup,ioa. when the patient 20 near the grave.
Four years ago had fever which en
my nssnn Sssned eoa'ooa Win ssss weahne-
Sosne. uni, IN The symptom. Of Palnossr Cospoa ssesss
fnrul appaent eopous night swea porens ana wv,
lo,s of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06
FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
WE have now in store of our importations
from Europe. purchased entirely for cash. decidedly the
Spring Goods have for nasy
years cheapest. them will be found
following articles,
Richly printed Marseiles Vestings
DO DO we,inrs for
Very superior figure vestings
Splendid figured and eolotd Silk vestngs
Very superior and common GambIoons
Superior Linen fancy DriIngs
Stout and f,c Barnsey do
spiendid Verona mixtures and plaids
Fancy Union Dulngs
Ga Lace striped and kusns
Cd Jaeonei Cambiics
Cd Cotton Cambncs
a Checked Musins
Together variety Of other Foreign and Domestic
Goods which offer for the lowest market prices
r. J. I. JAMES CO.
NH 90 Opposite the Exchange Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06

G EO GE T. BOOKER
OFFER
UD0RTo RICO, CUBA AND n. ORLEANS SUGAR
Il Double and Single Loaf Sugar
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Java, Laguyra aud RIO Coffee
Nails aEi BTads, Soap and Candles
Powder and Shot, Gunpowdsr Tea
Rooms, CoppeRs Rice, Pepper Spice
Window Class assorted. Bed Cords aud Lines
Letter, Writing AMI Wrapping Paper
Cotion Yarn, ASSORTED
Shoe Thread Bar Lead indigo &c Ap2
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

The eastern mail came through yesterday, bringing up all lhs Lnck mails Oar rom New York are to the 18th. Below we give further extracts from ihe comme rcal brought by The packet ships M Ne" York The sales the 4h snd sth were OoO bales n' A slight improvement, more especially on eommoh and mddlng qualities of Americans. ~
 LIVERPOOL Dec. 1.-The sales Of cotton to-day are 12 QUO bales, of which 1000 ars Co specnaOrs WehaYt had very large attendance of the trade, and cotton has beeu more readily sal-abe al inc prices ut yeserdHy
 Dec. 5-rhe sales today s0OO bales. The murke closes with much sleadrf irsl'ng al an advance oiiu ly Al on lhe low sales of Tuesday last
 Dec. 5''After ChHnge.h-rhe safes Of cotton to-day amount to I0,o9O bales, including 3500 speculation Fridays which WAS submitted 10 before the depur lure of the last steamer.
 Dec 6-The trade in cotton has become more snma. led and disposition 10 speculate has appeared, bu this step ct niudiciuus, America well supply A low rates, and with \ crop many do dare estimate and ot which this country will receive It's full share, can only expect very low range of quota ti0us and although the prices he raised for n time with the assistance of heavy specuation the consequences will be such have before experienced America will be enriched al the cost Of the mnnnlhctu and working population Of this country; without any ultimate bent fit 10 The spectators generally.
 HAvRE Dec. 6.-Cotton-The arrivals this week have amounted 10 oniS 31U2 bales. by U. S. vessels.- Sales have been still very considerable and have aug mented to 10, II bales The actual stock market i. reduced to 5s0O0 bales, 5OU00 only Of lhe U. States Recent news from the U. States by the iibernia which arrived al the commencement of last week, have stil more urged holders 10 realise on their stock. Collon have continued be freely oered increased eonsump has uttered largely inIO market and business has been very animated during the week. All sorts 5 cotons, ss may be by the prices have unders reduction oi centimes The low, the OTlIhhry' and two centines the Mobile ord good "ri one cenns on Georgia good ordinary, and three enmes on the current. Our market 10 day closed v'lh llVeit movement in business but without any iange m prices
 r. S-i iesterday evening. in addtSn |" me sales a. hove mentioned, there b IsuoO bales disposed 46, 000 bales.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

FROM HUDsoN-CAPTURE or HUTcHENs.- Gen. Storms, Colnmssary General of ihs State, re- turned from Hudson yesterday afternoon having Jeff that place the afternoon of Tuesday.
 On "Wednesday night at past Il o'clock, the Sheriff accompanied by Capt. Kraack, of the caval ry from this city, ana 20 men proceeded to the house Of Walter Huchens, of Minkville, other wise called Oseoha, principal leader of the Anti. Renters. and while the detachuent surrounded the house, the Sher If, accompanied by Capt K. and one man, entered and were fortunate enough 10 find Hutchens Sal home." An expedition for his arrest had been made without success a few days previous He surren. dered without resistance, and having put his In- dian dress ode down Hudson in his own sleigh, in charge of the Sheir, and there committed to pris. One of the first questions he asked on being ar rested, was, whether Inc man who fred at the guard at Hudson the morning previous, had been taken. From this circumstance il is strongly suspected that he himself was the man. ,s5tl s.f 4r'.l s4f.Ii.
 Gen. Storms had recovered two pieces of cannon that stolen by the Anti Renters. and il was ex pected that the other pieces would be recovered in day or two-the troop having received information where they were to be found. i8hfsii l,i, s,. .,,
 The Albany burgesses corps returned home on Wednesday. The Albany Republican Artillery, the Emmet Guards, of the same city, and the New York cavalry remain on duty at Hudson until further ! ders.-[N. Y. Jour. of Com 12lh inst, /
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24
Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer.

WASHINGTON tlTY, Jan. IA. lS4O
 The Baltimore papers of re day will tell you all publicly known, as yet, relative to the bioodless termination oi the affair between Messrs. Yancey and Clingman. need hardly write, that it's result
 Is gratifying to both parties in Congress. Hf
 In the Senate, 10 day, Mir. Haywood, of North Carolina, introduced resolutions providing for the re- annexation OfTexas upon the basis of ihe Compro- mise of 17S7, and made able speech upon the question at large. He followed by Mr. More head, of Kentucky. in oppoilion. ul-t
 In the House, MT. Holmes, of South Carolina, opened the debate for The day. soon after that body went into session. Though took notes of his speech dare not attempt 10 sketch it for you, be- cause dstIust my ability to do it justice. It was surpassed by no speech yet made the question: When m print, rom under his hand, you will, doubtless, re-publis it, for il is replee with learn ing, staiesmanke views, vigor of thought and en- ! larged patriotism. Indeed I doubt whether, from the first Congress down 10 the present, any member the House Senate has ever made more able a. impressive argument than this of Mir. Holmes's, ii one hour. He was followed by Mir. w. J. Brown, Indiana, in favor of -anuex xation; and the latter b Garret Davis, of Kentucky, in opposition. That gs itlenan coming from the Athand District is re- ded as the mouihpiece of Mir Clay the question II speech was therefore interesting, as it is sup posed 10 have developed the views Of ''lhe Great Embodiment" It is now ascertaned, beyond doubt that many Southern and Western whigs will act ,n the question as Americans, not party men; will to the rescue of all worth living for in the try, mean of the compromise entered into at the formation of the Constitution, spite of Ihe fowns and threats of their Northern allies, who, had they been in public life in 1908, would have been found ranged side by side with Josiah Quincy and his com peers, the question Of the acquison of Louisiana, when Federalism title to boast of. it by no means ia now. One earthly reading every speech in opposition, delivered in the House upon this sub ject ai,er booking those made the same side, on the Louisiana question, must be forciby impress ed with the identity of feelings and principles ex pressed m each; though, of course, with such modi
 hcat'ons m the mode of expressing Federal views, as the great change in public opinion. relative ts Federalism itself, has rendered necessary. on the Alexander Hamilton thought and felt in tilnes gone by. The spirit that would have closed the mouth of the Mississippi s 1908, yct lives in the sounsils Of
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

connect us with that and even distant and un- known countries.
 The Government of Yucatan have employed a. gent here during the last two years in purchasing machinery of various kinds. and from the liberal and enterprlsing spnit manifested there, we shall soar see il trvslling advancement and power the repub lie oi which il is now a mere province.
 While Mexico is distraciing herself with civil com. motion and foreign war, her dependencies are rap idly stridng on 10 civilization and independence IN. Y. Com. Adv
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24
MOBILE
E..d.v Morn,nx. January 24, 1895.

A number of Ihe mIssing naliswe'e recSFeu yes terday, loading down with papers i'om New York and Washington to the evening oi The io'h' and from other points to corresponding dates
 By arrivals at New York we have a few days h. ter intelligence from Europe The politicah'ews IS of not much interest. The state of the markets will be seen under our commercial head.
 exas continues to be the all absorbing topic al Washington, and the friends of annexation appear to he increasing in number Mir. Foster, of Tennes. see, has introduced into the Senate plan al annex ation. and Mr. Brown of lhe same Staie, (bot' whips) similar one into the House.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

PAUL DILLIEGHAM, dea,ocrat, was on the IO,t instant elected 10 Congress from the fourth congress sisnal district of Vermont,
 The legislature of Maryland was to cleo. Sena- tor to Congress on the 15h. The Baltimore Patrio, speeks confidently of the success of Reverdy John son, Esq.
 Two Senators have probably already been elected by the New York legislature. Me.srs. Dickinson and Foster, who now hold seats by commission from the Governor, are thought to be elected.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

The Albany tNew York; Atlas dryly remarks that MT. Folsom, the only rcpresewati,e of the "Na. tive" part, in the Senate. who by the by, has been most appropriately placed on the coMm,,tee on Ln. dan affairs, has introduced a bill for Ma r.o;s,,a ton of voters m that State.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24
AMOS KEnnALL,s CAsH-wa ..a .,,..s.a

AMOS kENDALL's CAsE.-We are pleased ts learn that in the United States Supreme Court on the 10th instant, Chief Justice Fancy delivered the opinion of the CeaEt in the case of Stockton & Stokes vs Amos Kendall, reversing the decision of the Circuit Court of the District of Columb,a, and sustaining Mir. Kendall, who is now free man. MT. Kendall received the warmest congratulations from hls many friends on the occasion.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

The resolution of the Senate of Indiana, fixing tho time for going into the election of U S. Senator, was on the 9th inst. committed the committee of the whole and made the order of the day for the 9th The resostion of the nouse was postponed ssti the game day, ayes 2b, noes 26.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

"" the 18th instant another attempt was to be "'a'e '' elect Mayor and Alderman of Bostsn.- rue mofning Post, whose editor is the democratic oa"u'uate Tor Mayor, embraces it's eeclioneerng in me following phy and impressive sentence: ''This will be great day for Our country"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

THEATRE.-To-night new comedy from tn, Spanish, called 'The Three Wives of Madrid" wll be played for the first tune in America. The drama of"The Little Devil'' SO favorably received on Wed nesday evening, will commence the performance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

MYSTERIOUS ERRoR.-The Harrisburgh Ar- gus which made the Governor's Message read that there would be ample funds in the treasury of Penn sylvnna, August ls45, 10 meet the payment of inter-
 est, says il should have read August ls46.-INew.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

The Philadelphia Sentinel makes a sad plumber i, stating the amount ofgross receipts on New Years O the Orphan Asylum of this e,y. It puts the sun down at s4,3O. The true amount was somsthin, over s4OO0
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

FRoM TExAs.-The slemner Johns McKm arr rived at New-Orleans from Galveston Tuesday and b,ings dates to lhe 18th
 very serious difficulty appears have origina- ted between our Consul, Gel Green, and the Presi- dent of Texas, who has issued h,s proclamation, at- milling the arknow led cement of Gen n"f Gr~a" "- Consul f"m the United Stat~s as made by his prede- cessor, giving as his reason, that Gen. G. had di- vulgcd private conversation, which tended to make his (Gen. G's) residence in the Republic as detri- mental to her prosperity.
 Gen. G. replied To this in a card to the public hopes that it suspends It's opinion, and promises to exonerae himself entirely; and that the quarrel be. tween him and President Jones, is entirely of DIT. yale and personal nature. Thus the matter stands The next arrival may give some interesting particu lars.
 Traders have arrived at San Antonio. and pun. chased goods to the amount of $4O,OOO They re- port that all the Mexican forces on the Rio Grnnde have eft and that many of Gen. Wol's officers have deserted him. Woll is he unfinching r'end of San ta Anna: he will flourish fall with him
 The Court Martial that sat upon Com. Moore ha, e given in their verdict, which is, that he is guilty o disebedence of orders.
 The Galveston Gazette of the 18th inst, has the following relative to commercial affairs:
 We have received from the seat of Government the copy of bill to be entitled can act to authorize the transportation of goods coaswise," the object which is to allow ''that when a vessel arrlves in port of this Republic fl om foreign country wi,i goods, wares or merchandise, board, destined {, another port of this Republic, which the vessel II not destined, it shall be lawful o re-ship suci, mer chand,se under bond of another (Fexan) vessel 10 thf port of their final destination, without exact,ng pay ment of duties until their arrival al the second plac, of landing"
 We also find the following report oi Congressiona proceedings
 The President has vetoed the bill for the remova ol the public offices to Austin immediae y after th, adjournment of the present Congress-
 A proposition has been brought forward to chang, the Constitution in reference 10 the naturalization foreigners.
 The committee of finance have reported adyersel to the measure of Free Trade; though the subject Q a reduction of the Tariff continues to be discussed and the finance committees of the two houses hav, made separate reports, varying but little in substance and both recommending Ca very limited reduction il the Taria."
 We learn that much sickness, in the character o an epidemic" prevails at Washington, though th. precise nature of the disease is not stated. Hon. w. Smith, Senator from Bexar, died on ihe morn lng of the l2h inst. and Major Donaldson, inc U States Charge d'Afiaires, is reported to be quite un well, ihnueh he regarded 2 ? II of daDser.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

~ The affair between MT. Yaneey. of this State, and Mr. Clingman of North Carolina, about which so much anxiety has been felt in this city for several days past, has been brought 10 fortunate termna- ,ion. They mel al BeltsvilIe in Maryland, on the 18th instant, and exchanged shots, when lhe friends of the parties interferred--nutuai explanations were made, when they immediately .et out fol Wash iaoton
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

The correspondence between committee of cili- zens and Col. PERCY WALRER, was placed in our hlnds late last evening for publication Our columns previously much crowded, that we are reluc- tantly compelled to lay II oveI until to morrow.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24

NOVEL SHIpMENT.-The little iron steamer yacht Ida forty tons burlhen, belonging to John E. Murray, Esq, which was the bearer of so many pleasure parties about our bay last summer, has been purchased by the Goyernment of Yucatan for the navigation of the shoal of that country, and s shipped on board the barqae Louisa to sail in few days for Ssal. A practical engineer accompanies the steamer, and we should not bs surprised if she proved the pioneer of othsrp of larger tonnage, to