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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

Come 10 me, Dreams or Heaven

Come to me. dreams Of Heaven!
My lainriog spirit bear
On ,our bright wings, by morning given,
Up to celestial air,
Away, far, far away,
From bowers by lempests rivcn,
Fold me in blue, still cloudness day;
D blessed dreams Of Heaven!
Come bu, for one bref honr,
Sweet dreams! end yeIagain
cO'er burning thought and memory shower
Your soli efacng rain!
~ sfl me where gales divine,
With dark clouds ne'er have sIriven.
SVhere living touEls forever shine.
. blessed beams Of Heaven
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

10 a work entitled Thirty Year, from
Home, or a Voice from the lNln Deck ,
it is thus written:-Lillle do lads anu
young men know of The dIlIiIence IN
kindness. and trouble they iuvafiabl,
who 90 Out into The world
|unuI they have made the experiment
they paIol every thing in bright color,
hey fancy the future to be all sunshin,
Al sweets, and howers,5 bot are to be wo.
fully disappointed when once away from
he fre.side of their Infancy. Let mt
,dvise young people il they wish 10 e,
cape hardshjps, 10 be Conlenled, to re
main quietly at home, abiding The open
IIugs oil Providence, obeyiDg the wishes
| Of their parents, who not only have lheIl
best good at hear, but, however they
may think TO the contrary, who actual!
know whal is most fer their advantage,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
STATE CON VEN TI0N
HALL OF REPRESEN rATlVES.
TUESDAY, Sept 4, ls45.

This being the day fixed upon by tn
STATE Genital Committee, for the meeting
Of the Democratic Stale ConvenIIOn,(or tn
purpose of nominating a candidate 10
Canal Commissioner, the convention wal
called 10 order at half past len o'cock, by
REAH FRAZIER. Esq, on whose motor
SAMUEL FEGELY, OF Berks, was ap
polnled President for the purpose of TEN
poraTy organization.
JOHN S. RHEHoI Armstrong, and G. +
JACKSON, Of Schuylkill, were appointed
Secretaries.
Want OF space compels US 10 omit the
publication Of the lis' OF delegates and the
discussion arising from the adjustment OF
disputed claims. whichchiehy occupied the
forenoon session. CmAILEs B. BUCuALEw
Esq, appeared as Ihe Senatorial Delegate
lor Luzerne T. Columbia. James S. Camp
bell, and Geo, II. Wells, Esqrs. from Lu-
zerne, and Lssac S. Mon;oc, Esq, from
Columbia counties; were he Representa-
tive Delegates.
The following named gentlemen com
prlsed the permanent organization of the
Convention:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

Az! that could wing my way
Through earIh's valley deep a. dreary
An! ,ha, could float all day,
Plnions never tired OF weary,
O'ie the everlasting hills,
And the ever gushing liIIS,
Where come blight and sorrow never,
Ever green and youthful ever.
Where Heavens harmones resound,
Holy Peace for ever singing;
Where light Zephyr sports around,
Ojors from the nower-buds wriuging:
Through The trees dark foliage dancing
Der the fruit all golden gIancing-
BY no wiolry bhs! affrigh'el-
kissing the soft flowers delighted,
Flowers that never lose The sun,
Never close he laughing eye;
With existence never Gonei
Nnow no. what il is 10 die!
Wo is me! what rolls between?
lis rapid river rushing
lis the stream Of Death, ween,
Wildly tossing, hoarsely gushing,
While my very hearl-s'Tngs culver
At he drear roar OF hat dread river!
But see little boat
The rough waters gently riding
How can she so fearless float?
For see she no pilot guiding.
Courage! e!--on, there's no relrealing;
Sails are spread in friendly greeting
On, then on!-in love we rust
The white armed sails message bear
'Thele are wonders every where!
The won1rous faith wherein YOU stand
Must bear you to the Wonder.anGH
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
EEIS0NLLL1MNIA0U'So o
DoMESTlClTY THE LAW OF NATURE

All natnre is domestic. The habits O
every living thing upon the earth are domes
tic. The widest animal of the forest /
soon moulded into quielude and rePos
his hap2iness by companlonShip, AM
rivers and torrents be they never so rest
less in their course, erminale at last IN Ih'
ocean, that mighty family circle Of the wa
lers! A man may, if he pleases, re
main the SOLITARY being ne was creaIed,an'
refuse TO conform himself 10 The all pervad
ing laws of nature, but lie will not iheI
have fulfilled the great object Of his creallon
Surrounded by The exlernaS Of happiness
he may appear 10 be one OF us most favor
led fDllowers, but, after all, there is nothing
more than appearance Like the decelvlng
fruit that grows upon the borders Of the
Dead Sea, il turns 10 ashes and bitterness
the moment the hand of truth touches IT,.
Strong as parental & filiaI lies may be,they
are not to be compared with those Iha! bind
TWO hearts into Que,
oh, Solitude! where is the charm
That sages have seen in Thy face"
So sings The poet. And can there be any
solitude compared TO that Of the home OF q
single man, who has not so much as one
lender heart to feel for his situation? With
out The influence Of (ema lie society man is a
semi savage! What cha rms his own fire
sides for him! None. There is no ont
there 10 create them. Home, with him, is a
mere refuse for the destitute, to be sought
a(ler when the evanescent pleasures OF club,
theatres ane balls, are, at the end; and how
soon these pass away, those best an Ie
who have pursued them in the vain hop'
Of finding resting place for their wishes
s.szas.as~zsz.-.=-
Those who Stand On the high places Of
The earth understand no. what necessity
what suferings meansAhey know not wba
it is to a noble mind TO be obliged like tn
tho worms, to crawl upon the earth f
because il hath not strengll
to endure famine. Life moves arounr
them with so much grace, spleudour, an
beauty, they drink Of lies sweetest win
and dance in charming imOxcation
They find nothing within them, which ca
enable them 10 understand the real suffering
Of the poor. They love only themselves
and look at mankind only in their own mar
low circle.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
THE DIFFERENCE.

A cocknoy' discussing the merits Of Ne
'''orrenl modes Of public conveyance, va-
III Iavot Of stage coaches 'rause vh,-.I
20" upset IN a stage coach, ;hy, Hcre 4a'
4re-bu' If you biow up in i sicama
"tcre are yoU',
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
orpOsIrE ST. PAuL's CHuRcn, MAIN.s1
TERMS /:

TERMS:
The COZ UDIBLA DEMOCR,ATWiN b
pnbiished eUery Saturday morning, a
TWO DOLLARS per anaum payabh
haG yeariy IN advmce, or TWo Dollar
FYty CentS,1notpaid ,Oithin the gear
No subscription wiH be taken for shorte'
s7eriod than sir months; nor any diSCOn
eiauaace permitted,mnt all arrearages
are discharged.
dDI,ERTISEDfENS not eGceeding a
hSQaare oW be cOnSpicuouSly inSertedat al
0ac DOtlm for the first three insertions,
and TiceRty;fUe cents for eUery s0bse'
qHent nseHiOn. tC7"A liberal diSCoua
made to those who adUertiSe by the gear
LETTERS addressed on business must
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
CANINE f IND FELINE.

Ny dear Doctor said a youthful evan.
geIist to an old divine, is there sny dG
nenre between Pusevism and Poppyisa!'
Yes, SIT ives the answer 'Pupp,i,m
comes Irom dogmaIism, bet Puseylsm lr1a
rutechlsm.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
Pathetic.
On a Iog sal a frog,

On log sal frog,
Crying for bis daughter,
Tears he she'd idI his eyes were red
And then jumped into the wafer
snd drowned himself.
Ers=-Ss.z-zsssgszsss
Why js a scaLualUus report nke butter
cracker Because il grains by being
spread
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
FEMALE BEAUTY.

An ancient Imperlnent rhyme divides
female beauty into four orders. as follows
Long and Iazy,
Little and loud.
Fair and foolish.
Dark and prout.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
THE CARL AN D.
Ycarmins for Wonderland,

FIRM THE GERMAN os SCHILLER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
Secretaries.

\ J. GIosbenncr, Joel Ritter,
rho. B. Florence, Geo. II. W Ills,
@. + Jackson.
The permanent officers then took the
seats, when Mr. NJ M'Lanahan, President O
he Convention returned thanks in a yer,
reat and appropriate address.
The rules Of the House of Representa-
lives were then adopted for Ihe governmen
If the Convention:
The question then was taken on admit
ng Adam Richards, OF FAyeue and Greer
as the Senatorial delegate.
The yeas and nays being called, the
question was decided in the negative, yea
So, nays G5.
The question was then taken OIL reject
ing both Senatorial delegates from Hunting
lor and Bedford. and agreed 10 yeas &C
nays IS.
On motion Of Mr.. Vanzlnt, of Bcrks
the Convention then proceeded to max
he following nomination for Canal Com
missioner:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
President.
JAMES X M'LANAHAN. franklin.

TiCe Presidents,
e, B. Ilubley, Geo. Smith
Peter Newbard, Henry M'Bdd,,
Wm. Seawrlght, Thompson Gra,am,
Jno Cenden'n, Banner Thomas
VI. G. Tyler, G Il. Buckalew
] G. Horton, Jos Magee,
Geo. SChnabel, A. l.. Roumfort
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

Les M.llerites du Maine Sc livrent aux
ionglerics rellgieuses les plus extrava.
Rantes; lis emplolent tous les mayensp pos
srbles pour produire quslque sensation. lis
tiennent dies assemblies oa les exhorta.
tons les plus alarmantes, Sc malent aux
pratiques les plus bizarres d~'initiation. lis
p~retendent par II W conforlner aux exem.
Piles que lcuF fournit PEcrture. Voici
CO que renconte de lears assemblies lie
Wkjg de Bangors
Ian do leurs exercises, c'est dc sc
trsiner i terre sur les mains ct les Sc.
noux tandis qu'un autre met . cheyal
sur rhomme ulnsl transfovm6 IN bette.
lie ae haven't les pieds les uns les autres ;
lis s'embrassent ct sc baisent recipFoque.
meut /; lis ont un cxsrcice qa'ils appellent
10 e saint roulament" ct un autre /" In Tu.
erie du Seigueur !" dams &c dernier lis
toHbent sur IL sol, CONNIE sHs ~allaleOt
rendre le dernieFa soupir ct dams Get
etat lis racontent des visions, r6citent do
maavais vars et rendent des o~racles. Leur
maniere ~d'exprimer leur ioie, e'est de
pousser de grand cris, d'ouvfir de graRds
bras ct de battrs les mains. lis ont aussi
Ia sainte danse Il le saint rires. lis ac-
coripIissent solvent les ceremonies du
bapteme quelques uns Sc font i miRuit /;
d'aatre Sc font par liaitie lul.m6me. Ain
81 deFnierement nne ieune femme est alice
d'elie-meme Ct pIonger dams les etangs
9ui bsrdent Ia route Des enfans ont ete
Hrn nRNnrfRm ~ amir ~ nI,nrAa Jons un rufs
seaa Foisin. Lls ont diverses m6thodes
pour flares les sacrifices: une femme en-.
ire uulres prit son service de the ct 10 init
en- pieces. Regle generate lis s'abstien.
nsHt de travail, aliensnt leurs prophecies
sans s'Inqui6ter de leur v%aleur, Sc %servent
des ~clotures dc leur champs pour SO chagf
tor ct mont aucuua Fegularit6 dans leuF
existence. lis Pr6tendent que Dieu leur
ordonne den sgiF ainsi:."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

DHMBNft tnRoRrAsr.-NBng Ygyons
air lea lans saA De Lpndf6s du Q MATS sue
John sfuart Wgttl8y byant intefpolIb Bit
Robert Peel pour sayoir ell Y await qDel-
que fsndemeHt dans Ia ~nauyslls dann6e
par Ia prssse do Pafisi q su'il await 8l6
trouye 4 Mexico uns correspondence
6ehHnpba sntfe Santa Anna Of 10 miBis
ire d'Anslctohs. rayelo II qua d6s l'nnn6e
1898, cehii 81 await oiFgri Oh, u00, 900, pour
IN rsssi0n iB Ia bais do San francisco, et
au'ti yehait de trailer do l'aehat Dc t90le
In CHlifotnie pour 90. OO0, 900, don't San.
IN. Ahun 90 feseEyait ono large part u"
sii Robert Peel d declare ce rapport do
nue. de- tout foodemsnt et d aio1t6 que ess
bFnits etaitnt fepahdus " pour e0uyrif 81
exeassr rambition do egrtHins e0uyafne.
mems plat6t que pour d6yoilsr eelIe do
g]oaysrasnent angIais." Lord Planners.
ton A egaIpment ni6 quo goas son adm
ntslfation, il out ate fait aaeuna 6are pour
aueun dee ports Oh territories tneAleaibs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

lie 81 Mars Giant L.
temps fxe par Va loi pour
le ~paiement des taxes De
l'etat par les cOllecteurs
an tresorier, pour Yam
nee 6chue, tOus ceux aui
doiyent dcs taxes pOur
iannee 1S44, sOnt prizes de
yenir reglcr les dites taxes,
Giant force d'en demander
lie prompt %paiement.
J. e Il
Sheriff & Coiiectsur.
% mars
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

Elis,gorth, ie j1msur m~areheur, q com.
monce i 80 METRE en- lnarche hter d D
heurrs moina 30, sur I']hippodrome do rs.
clipse, i Carrolton.-0n dot Sc rappeler
GU il entrepreud do faire milo miles ca
mile heutes,-En D minutes ct 80 secon.
des il a paroouru 10 premier mile. A 5
heures, II s'est fotuis Gu route, mais ma
foufni son second mile QUEEN 10 minutes
ct 40 secondes. II paralt ben dispos OF
pretend gugner Ia gageure. Dependant,
dSs amateurs ont ofTert de parier s contre
1 quill 6chouera dams son enterprise.
Abeille du %.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

SucRg.-Le march6 est catme, OF lee
achoteufa no montrent uuCune disposition
a op6ter. Les Prlz So soutienneDt 4 pei
nc, bian que iUus ne pulasihns motor au.
Gun enlargement, ct nous cotoHs lev qua.
liteB extremes dt fuarch6 de 5 3l9 il 8 3i4
par llvre. Nous n'Hyons eHtendu pafIer
d'aucune yeute sur habitatioG.
MELAssE.--l y a pou de changoment
depuis notre dernleF rapport, maIs Ia do.
mando ost ltmit6s. Nous cotons u d %.
ll2 par gallon on bariIs de cbBoe ct de
oypfe point do veute sur habitatlon.
FAKtNE.-Lo march6 est tres Iourd, les
dotenteurs paratsseot tres d6siroux de re-
dulre Ieur stock. Nous nofons uDg ven.
te de 1000 bariIs Ohio i SO 90; st. Lou.
IL 81 20 i $i so par barlI.
pRoDu1rg DE L'owEsr.-Les ~afFaires
ont etc psu importan tes, mais les prix
sout restless %fersnes. L'approvisionne.
ment dtminue.
PoRc.-La domande a 6te bonnie les
prix ont acquls encore plus do fermel6.
Mess S14, m. o. s14 SO, Prime SI2.
GRAGssE.-Le mafche est tres ferme aux
prix pr6cedens, 7 I'D d 8 l 2 pour do tres
inf6rieur an premier cholx en- barillets.
BAcoN.-II ne Sc fait que peu de chooses;
dependant les rrix Sc maintiennent fermes.
6 la d 5 Il2c. c0t6s 0 3t4 d 7c.
Jambous sans envelopes Z AZ tl2c., ayec
envelopes ct au sucre 8 a 10 par llvre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

CONSOLIDATION des droits d'entree
qui pesaient sur les cotons a etc mise en
vigusur sur le march6 de Liverpool dams
la dernteTe semaine de mars, par lie coliec-
teur de Ia doune, guoique cette abolition
ne SOFT pas encore l6galement p%rononcee.
Celia a amen6 uRe reduction dams les
prix de 5-I6d. nontant du droit Prece.
demment prelev6 il y await en- outre n
tendence a la batsse qui plaGalt les PrIx
au plus BASES c6tes de l'annee dernisfe.
Au mois de decembre deruier les fair up
lands etaient cotes a a Il5d., dit IN jour
nal anglais, ct les prix a%etaeIs ne sont
que de lisd, au,dessus de cette peri.
ode d,extreme depression. Les Ventes
de Ia semaine s'aleyaient a $4,000 BALES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
WAsntrer6V d. route.

W~AsutEarbN. - 'indamniiH de route
nfg0fd8e aus 56naleHfs b pfopos do Ii
session exifagrdtnblfB, sisGite dee plaiHts.
fort viyps. Q1Btquas SENATOR'S, barm
l]esduels on eompte Mn Webster. Mar
gum. Benton, Ctttebden, Evans et Wood.
bury, ont refuse do pfofter do Ia faoult6
qui lenr etail Heeofdfe.
On patin do differences nominations i
i'6tfangpr. II paFait que NJ Campbell se.
IA conserve CONNIE consul 4 IL Hayane
M. Robertson De Ia NonyeIls Ofls ns ira
femplacaf NJ. Mann consul . Bfdne, NJ
Stiles ds Ia G56rgie, mfmbra du defnief
Cdnnfes, est homm6 chafg6 d'BHaifes d
VleBne M. Jsantfer al dsputs qpatfs
ans tebrhssntait lea Efat Ubis aupt6s ds
l'Autftehe, cal rappel6. III Dsyesae sae.
code 4 N. Hughes d Ia Haye Oh il a d6ta
Representa- lee Etats Unis. VI Gorham
Parks du Maine, dit-on. dot obteHir 10
consul de Rio en- femplaeemsnt de M.
GofdoH qui await 6td uoHms par NJ. Ty~
Tor, IA. Head doit repfandfe 10 e]ansullat
de Tlnis. 4 Ia place do IA, J II Payne.
N. Everett doit smpoFtsr ayee lUi Ia
ratification du traite avee h. Cbihe. Cs
traild q 6t6 6efit avae grand soin en- an
gtais ct On %ellihsis SIR une piece Do soi9
blanche, d raidU don piboeau 10 poll de
Le PRECEDENT n declare quo tous les en-.
qui ne paietaiant point lsnfs dattos
dastitdes. LB general Jackson
await iadis adopta ube f6gle meme gonfo /!
ellie ma etc que bIen rdremnnt mi
10 en- pratigue. II y a peut-6tr8 qaolque
dun peu t]yfrehniqne d fepouaser
les o]npIois oeuv qui Pe9vant avoir dos
lgttes phsse Moore 81 Ton contentait
los employees d'ussr do Isnf
ofielBlIo eomlao moyon De
,rGdit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
yEATB be PROPERTIES pr
VALEUR.
ssfa vendo par III LANuoE, sncaptsar,
sAMEDT IL D mai 1s45.

@A F@Q PHEEW Y VI a
sAMEDT IL . mai 1915.
1 Ia naison do cour do Ia Wills de- Baton
Rouge, / midi, Ia pfopritis ci aptss d6erits,
sH v0ir
Deus lots do tsrro dams Ia yfffs Baton
Rouge, eiant lots nos. 0 ct 7, iIsls no. {,
roc des BouI6yatds, syabt cbacun goixan.
70 pleds De faco sir uns profondsur do
cent %cinquanie pieds, mesure ffaneaise.
Aossi, quaiotzs arpsns de terfe, situss
dams los eHgitons do III vile de Baton
avee toato Ice batisses ct authorizations qui
s'y t%roayent, d6sign6 sur IL plan fguratif
d6pos6 au bureau du juge DE- pafoisse par
Newcomb, cofnms nos. III oil IS.
La propribt6 ci.dessas d6criie sera yea.
due pour satisfairo on bypothsqns legal
ta.dessus, en- favour do Hortspss Capdo.
vile maiDienant Hortsnss Artus.
CondAions.-Un ctpquisme compliant.
Ia balance i 8, IL, 10 ct "a mois, On bill.
lots pof'ant hy~potbsqas, ayec six pour
a'iDt6fst De h date i mafurits 81 huit
pour cent de matuEit6 40 Placement final.
L1acts De venis par dseant JOAN Reid,
noiaife public, aux frais de ~racqBsrauf.
70 mars 9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

ArratGe par Sylvester Davis, a environ
16 miles do Baton Rouge, sur 10 chemin
dos PLANES, une jument noire, Ag6e de 3
d 4 ans, non domptee, do - paumes de
hauteur, une petite etoile blanche au front,
Tongue queue ct criniere, sans marque 40
fer Oh autrement. lie propri6t6re est re.
quis de 10 retirer en- Sc conformant a la Ioi.
] r DUFROCQ.
5 mai 10 Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
AVIS.

AVIS.
Une election sera ienno LUNDT, 10 IL
mai proclaim, aux heates o~rdinaires, pour
six membres dn Jnri De Police, pour Ii
paroIsse d'Est Baton Rouge, pour repre-.
seDter les districts s%piyans:
dlsirlct-A Ia maisoo De cour prssldee
par M. Moreno, joge dc paix.
2--Au bureau de M. James Cooper,
prGsid6s par 10 dit Cooper.
3--Chez r u Rhodes, prssidGe par lie
dit Rhodes ct Ellie Rnss.
4-Chez Mme. Townsend aux plains.
presId6e par Geo. P LiIley, jnge do paix
Chez Joseph Cooper, precGd6e par
john Foreman, JUICE de paix.
s-Chez ls Col. Hickey. presidee par
10 lit Hickey ct Dr.. ] G Williams.
Gil. TESTER. PJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

WAsuNproN.-On an o CONNIE
fate OH d6eidecs, les nominations suivan.
tes Il L Gilmore Dc Ia Caroline du Sud,
ministro planipotonIiuire a Londros, en-
romplacement de 81. Edward Everett.
I'm journal pretend que NJ. Gilmore a re.
fuse.-Ch, ] IngersolI, do Ia Pennsylva.
ME, planlpotonlinirs on France,-LeS no.
limitations do NM. Dayezac, charge DAT.
fares en- uollando 81 w III Stiles on Au.
trichc, paEaissent ausst posltlvos.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
YENTE PAR LA COUR DIES
PREUVES.

Paroisse d'0uess Baton Refuge.
En- yertu d'un ordre be Ii Cour susdi.
to i ssra vsndu par 10 Juge soussigns
MARDI ls ID Mai proclaim,
a 10 hsures 4 NJ. chez Mr.. Isidors Dai.
gle. les prophecies s~uivaDtes dependant
de la succession do fsu Isaac Gibson, con.
slsiant OF n n6grssse ages de SIS ans,
denx Taches, IN yisax cheyaI, msublsa.
&c.
Conditions do la vents az compliant.
l. FAVROT.
10 avriI 1876. PJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

LR SwAbhow.-Lo grand jury dc ia
Cour do District dee Etats un,s d New
York, sur los ttmoignages quhl a ]roeueIl.
lie a cru dgyoir ]prononobr la misc en- no.
cusation do pilotts dc CO batoau, Ii cat
prayouu d'homtctdo com,ne ayant cause
Ia mort dc plusteurs ]pefsonnes par IN mo-
sliaoneo Of son inattenttou. &c prnees
servira dun bon oSemplo, ct nous espe.
rons quill raeoyra une punttien severe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

Marehs dA HdBre dn ~ mars Les
transactions en- loates mafGhnndis de-.
meurent fort calms sur nnfrr piaGs.
Les eot0hs festebt on faibIH demandF; les
parties derni6font affig6os ne s0nt pas en-.
core ]dispoDibIgs.
Les ptiR SO soutieunent Hvec psing il
Ia dsfnierB cote dn pris coafanl, ct II pa
RAFT memo quo l'on d obtoHn q]aelqUes
parties dui nc gont point cblb8s avar e6t6es,
aveo do lsg6fes concessions sur les
coBra.
Il est probable quo los aHairos roprens
itoat plus d'sotivit6. 81 los dttentsnfs 10
d6eldeut 4 6eouler dams lee pfix dc r.. 60
pour I'erdiBaire Now Orleans ct Mobile,
qui parait 6trs 10 point do mifB des ache.
tBnfs.
10 march6 do Liverpool continue i
nous yehir ealnB, Go qgi no produit ad.
eUno pxGitation SIR notfe plaeB.
Los sdrres sont t]onjours dbiaiss6s.
On II pris HER deux petit= lots de ca.
f6s, mnis In demandH oai aussi tf8s=ltmiL6s.
On Went dc laissef 80 baftIs potHsge
dAm6rique Ire sorie, dams le port. a TN
pfix IN pau plus faibIs, slot 4 80 so acq.
On continue d payef des bHiles do pal.
ms, par IN uavifs arrive do Marseills al
eoUrg do fir 80 aeq,
Lo bois dc CampbGbe Hlnfti s'obtient 4
plus bas prik, i livrpr par nayiros attsn-
due on a Iatase 10000 hilog. A fr 7 IS.
~Cour. des n. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

III On assure, dissent les j]outhaux do
Washington, que NJ, A LabrOnehe, mem
bre do Cengfas pour la Louisiana, sera
nomm6 ofiuior do naval du port de Ia H.
Ofeaaa, at que Nj. Stiles, do Ia Gaotgie,
auasl du Congress, oblisbdfa 10 poSte de
charge d'afFaiFos en- Autriche. Ces deuS
messteurs aspirotent tous doux 50 eonsul.
AZ Id Ia Havana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
PAYEZ 0 TAXES.

Ayant en- ma possession Ia lists des
pour 1914. lous ceux qai doiyeut dos
pour Ia ditto ann4s Of los 9r6c6dsnses
sont rsqals de payer dams 10 coutant lie
tfshts j9nrs do CO date, 4 mon bureau, 10
que eelai du MARE de ceftg vile.
WM. HUBS,
Ttbs, ct CD. p~sfoisss Il Baton Rouge.
Mars 3, 1s45.
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te des pins faohsreiles, u fests i i]avenant.
o. parla boageoup d'aulfes lags assez ca.
rteJk.
On III dams IN journal de Valenciannssi
+" IL brutt aYaat eoufi qua los telnoinH
81 ID sufyiyant dr. duel de- M Dat4rtief
a%saiant pfis 10 route do Belgigue. 10 gall.
vernemaut ebyeya i Lille, par 10 f6i6gts
Pile, un 0fdrs suigi dun aianlat do insii.
de-. pour feebsfcher Of aftbler NV. do
BgaugRll6h, Arthur Bertrand do BoIrms,
Fiers ct Daeaneyiligrs, IL premier e1Hms
eombattant, lee qiatfes n0tre CONNIE 10.
de 90 duel malheufeixs In d8p6ehe Is.
Itgraphi1a5 It tl6 tfansmfgs B Lille 10 ig,
minis laws ia pu sb en- 6trn donn6 d Va.
IsncisnnHs que 10 lendomain do passaae
des enigfans, ii tant est qa'ils aisnt ehpi.
Al Ia BtigiqDe pour refuge" Est.es daNs
10 meme bBt que Ii Bouvellg da duel ct de
f6saltals a 6ib tf%ansnisB MafseilIs
par 10 t6l6graphe.
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.1nar REeEINEn

~ assortment Of G9id and Silver lever
watches, aud gold watch Keys, breast pins,
finger rings, bfaeeIstts, gold and silver pencil
cases gold points, t01th picks, gold snaps,
lisaftF atd crosses, geld studs. silver darts
(tor ths hatr,) silver ihimbles, Colt's imptoy-
sd revolving pistols. Looking glass and look.
Jog glass plates Of various sizes, apy glasses
DC. G. G.. MOORE.