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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
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MsaBEGsoE THE FszaN coNvEN4IoN.--The
Galveston Ae8sgiyea ne sbirth-Pface If the
members ii The CddFsnIoa now sitting al
Anstin, slxir-ane 10 ali. From this it would
seem illat 4 gateen are nGtiReS OF tennessee,
eight IF y5sgiaias seven Of Georgia, six of
Kentucky. Of Massachusetts,, two of
Maine, two Of Louisiana, two of Pennsviyan.
III, ore of OHIO. nFe Of Alabama, one Of New
Eotk, one Of Ireland, and one Of England.
BIZ this il will be seen that Tennessee is
well rcpteseDtcd, having more than double
The Number Of members OF any otleg State il
the Union. OBiy one is a native af Texas.
Jose Anlonio Navarro OF Bexsr, Ale same
q as So long confined in the Mexicaf
prison. He was a eianar Of The origina
Texan declaration Of Independence, aud was
al hha same tiRe A Senator in the Mexiraa |
Congress from fhe Statcs Of cUxLu.la snd |
Texas, :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
LAND FOR SALE

1919 TWeniy-iW0 hundred arpens Of
land lying 4 miles back Of the town
49, Of Baton Rouge well fmbered and
an Old deadening Of about so acres
a house and small ~clearing % another part Of
il, title nndcuhfed. Twill sell The whole of
it together or divide il into A p~ortione tosuit
The purchasers, at q bargain. For terms ap.
plyto the Rev. John II. NanC0nrt. liyineg
miles back nc Baton Rouge, Oh John Bnhlef Of
The town of Bafon Rouge u % myself st Rod.
ney Mississippi. DepredatoFs on said Land
are forMarDed that 1faturet they will get tbe
full benefit d 1he las3.
may 10 noff 3m JOHN MURDOCH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Third Dlstrnt CJnrt-East Bltoa R,azs.
Clarissa u. K~Ieinpeter,

John l.. B%tlsinsur, husb'd.
Three judicial days having elapsed since
the rendition Of the default duly taken in this
case aud the defendant having again Fafled
to appear and answer, on motion. Of D d
Avery plaintiffs attorney, this case vas az.
signed for 10 day to enable him to make said
default final, when it appeared TO the Cour,
that the plaintiff has made good the several
allegations in her petition by The law aud
the evidence on file. Iii therefore ordered.
adludRed and decreed, thar Clarlssa Il. Klein
peter recover from Johr 1 Balsineur her
husband the several sums Of money by him
received and expended for his own use out
q her afaplternal funds 10 wit the Sums Of
Fifteen hundred and ninety-sIx dollars and
thirty cents Si50g,3 80 on the 10Th Of January
ls3ltwo hundred and forty nine, dollars and
seventy one cents on 18th January 1885, fp0~
handred and forty nine dollars aud seventy
one eentson l6.Jannary 1885, and two buns
dred and forty nine dollars aud seyeniy one
cents on 18th January f997, eight-hundfed
dollars on The Isl Of August 1893, sir-hun.
dfedand seventy dollars on LIST March fs4l.
aud two hundred and twenty two dollars.
(222J dollars on the LIST of March 1912
and that she have q legal mortgage on lie
real estate,1pr the reimbursement Of the satae
to reyertback TO the several dates above
specified ard have legal interest thereon,
from judicial demand. tits further ordered,
.adjudged and decreed, that plaintiff be declar-
ed Che owner of tho slaves Jane, Bill, Peter
and Jqck, and recover possession Of the tame
and that she be separated 10 properly from
saidhuaband and have tie entire administfa-
iioh and control of her. separate and para.
phernal estate.
(SigredJ ISAAC JOHNSON.
Judge Of Third District.
] certify tha foregoing to te a tFue copy Of
the original Oh file IN my Office.
(SigDed) ADAM WINTHROP, Clerk.
aug. 2 no 90 1s45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

When we noticed The u~agendemanly and
u%nealled for attach On ltajor Hunt. we sta
ted chat we wouid not nstice any aecurrtiity
that might appear in The Advocate or any other
print We therefore leave The edi2qr ana his
cubs alone in their glory, merely remarking,
that it is customary for az editor to correct his
editorials, at least, aid net TO throw the
faults Of that part Of the paper on the devil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

htbere is no law in the corporation 10 stop
the lc@d and shameful proceedings near the
steamboat ~landng-dle citizens had better
take it III hand. Mr.. Cooper was occupied
again last week with some Of The inmates,
for rIoting. The seleclmen have done all in
their power to stop the evil, and The town
Constable only awaits orders. If there is 10
corporation law there is a state law 10 meet
such cases.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
MILL

The proprietor informs. bic friends and The
public 10 general, that he has finished bis re-
pairsto the mill, and That be is prepared to
execute all orders which may be cohfded
III bis caie With despatch. Lumber Of all dee
cription and boards constantly ON hand Fer
sale cheap,5 orcash onig.
may 10 FREDERIC ARBoUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

RuRsTISe Or i BolLER--By The s,eaner
Cincinnati, from louisville, We learn that
the steamer Big liateheo. on leaving liar.
mans Landing, about 100 miles above Isl.
Louis, burst one Of her boilers. tearing away
the main cabin as fat back as the ladies' cab.
in. No. Ilaylee l -. Louis vas INSTANTLY
killed. Mr., LndIow of The theatre, danger
ously wounded, about twenty three ofthe pas.
songers and crew scalded-some Of whom
were not expected 10 recover,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

Informs bis friends ard Che public that hs
has Returned from New Orgea1a, aud hoida
big ofice open lrome O'Clock II the morning
and five III the afternoon.
lie piares teeth on pivot without the lsast
pain, ands.eo perfect as TO eIude the closest
scrutiny.
lie places aftiGcialtee h perfect resem-
blanee TO natural, FROM ono 10 d complete set.
Fills degayed teeth &c, Destroys the
neafse without pain, and guarantees its per.
fectscgre.
lie also dIreefstbe second teething Of Chi
dren aad correets the defect Of the teeth.
He has considerably redueedhia prices.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
WIITG MEETING

. -
~ a numerous meetin 81 the wings oftbe
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, assembled At
the Courthouse in said parish. agreeably to
previous notice, on the 2d.of august 1916, for
the purpose Of choosing delegates % Attend a
convention 10 be held in BAYOU sara, on the
Sd Monday Of August Infant, in order to
nominate candidate Oh the part Of the wings
to represent the Third Congressional District
in place ofJohn B Dawson deceased
John Boiler, Esq, was .called to The chair
and Amos Adams appointed Secretary. All.
ter the object Of the meeting had bsen stated
in a short address BY Jabn Z Dahoeq, Esq.
the fOHo"ing named persons were appointed
delegates.
RI Young, Thop1as Dsyall, DR., A ws4d,
WIND Lea, VIM, Hergsn, John 4 BiIS, ]
NJ Elam, John Buhler, amos Adams, A ssa.
art, joe. Pine, VIM. WikdffE, John Philips, j B
Kleinpeter, A KleinpeteE, Georgd Garie,Y
Bulnez, G Lilley . Tunis, II VsBabib, A
Theriot, P Garig. Eugene IaBoue, Dir. Euders
J r. Da5roeq, Gen Befgafd, A aodtaa. j.
Holt,
On motion Of J u E5an It was resolved
hat. esefy trae &hig off, the parish VI East
Baton Rouge be invited 10 attend said con-
Yention as delegates-in edition to The above
named motion resolved, that M Elan, 4
Lanoue ard J r Dufrocq>ba appointed 4 com.
mitfee q make arrangem4nts for the dele
gates U attend the CapYeDtion.
ca motion resolved, That the proceedings
pf us mse,ias b plbIlshsd in the Baton
Rouge Gazette.
JOHN BEHLBE, C~hairGab,
A,,,. nk-,. $685.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

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ntED.-On MoadaY night The 4fb inst,
Ann ELIZA, ittfant daughter Of John Ii Riy-
ers, aged one year ard seven months.
Crushed beneath The heavyIand Of DEATH
and tora from the parent stem, another fow-
or bath paased into eternity.
The fond and. doatiDg heart Of al affection
ate mother bas been made to feel tn" heavy
weight OF sorrow in resiguing 70 The cold
grave the child Of her bosom.
But what 1 consolation 10 there YET re-
manning for thai afflicted oneaIioW sweet Is he
thought that etoIald i now calmly rep6apg
IN the bosom Of Christ. and that sooner On lar
Ter she @if Be fernitted 10 join her in lapd
where no sorrow is known.
FIG. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

NGw coFToy.-The flkt bale ofnew cot
ton broaght 10 our town his yeas, was con-
signed to Messrs, Pike & Hart on Thursday
lasi, by NJ. II p WonafR Of the ,1parish Of
81. Helena.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

# TUUNU.
a silver watch, on the road leading to
Dnass Ferry, The over c~anrecoper the same
ny pasing for this advertisement, and proving
property.
Aug 2ad b, r. BEAUREGARD, Jr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
BATON ROUGE.

Tie Cazatc-- our Tcrtnt-Ffom and after
his date we shall invariably charge as fol-
uwS
For one years subscrinhDn IL paid
p]reytous.to expiration 5r3crm, s. 90
n paid after, aud the lruui@E ofrnn-
ming after %; & 90
Advertising aud sub. by the year, 20 20
Cards al Doctors, Lawyers, &c, PER
year, - ""
Advertising per- square ~ Lines 70
constilutatc aSquatc, one Insertion, J 90
Every subsequent insertion, aoc.
Announcing i candidate for fablic
aGaee, Or a subseriber) 2 90
Announcing do, (non-subscribcr.) So 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
RANGERS, SALES

RANGERS SALES.
On Monday the llth at the residence
Of Daniet Sullivan a steer taken up and post
ed according 70 law by said Sullivan.
Also on Saturday The 9th instant at the
residence Of Dir. TimothyFay, cow and calf
taken up and posted according to law by said
Fay.
On the same day at the door of The Court
house, a black marc taken up and posted &C
cerdtng TO laW by Sylvester Davis.
~ the lale residence Of B. Lively deceased
on Monday the Ilth instant, a steer, taken up
and posted according to law by said Lively.
forms Of sa.e-Casb.
July 2e % ]. III DUFR0CQ,
Parish Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09


We have received from the publishers in
New York, the FIRST number Of the Cd
roIumns of the Republication Of the Lon
don Lancet" edited by Thomas Wakeley, NJ.
p, assisted by Henry Bennett, M. D. This
valuable work on medicine and surgery,
chemistry, literature and news, is published
monthly, and contains 90 pages of closely
printed and interesting matter, at the low
price offve dollars a year. This work is val-
sable, particularly to the young practitioner,
wac has ambition to become distinguished in
His profession. II is illustrated with several
wood-cuts, The lectures on chemistry by
professor Leibig, and on tile operations IL
Surgery by Robert Liston, Esq, are worth
lone mora than two years Sabscriptea.
The great contest for the election. Of Coz
ernor, member Of Legislature, &c, caneef
10 Tennessee, On Thursday last TIE result,
in Our opinion, is doubtful, though the Nash
sille uhig claims a decided majority in favor
Or The 9big candidate. The lion. E Fl Foster
We arc informed from source eultjedto
credit, that the "a Dragons sill have more
trouble % e~ncouater il their route 10 ia
T@ian frontier than was at first supposed
They had scarcely proceeded twenty niles
aa their march. when three man died from
tbs effects u The san. Alter proceeding six
~ tniies. They were obliged % Leave twenty
Of The men behind, they beng Enabled q aro-
coed en- the journey. It wa feared also,tley
would suffer much from a want OF water, and
shat they wosid lose a good many horses, az
most Of them are fresh northern horses. mus.
ed To tie climate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

DoE&-Iu ans@ 70 the of repeated CON-
p.aints Of our Citizens on The Aubieci. We
answer. that law is now in existence tot.
their destruction, aud In case Of its ias1ficien-
en- tie selectnyea are ready 70 act in lbc pfe.
asisss, It requires bit the aclioa ofouF
suagpc taaaa'e Ire nuisance. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

The wheat crops in Indiana, Michigan and
Ohio, are nearly all harvested aud secured,
there is an abundant crop. Some of the fields
in North Indiana and Michigan average 80
TO IS bushels 70 the acre he ordinary yield
Is 90.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
DENTAL OPERATIONS.
suEc1cAL Asp MEeHAsIcAL

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL.
Performed at The residence Of The sub.
scriber, known hy tic name of"China Cot
age below the Court. house, at pricss about
one-halftle amount charged by him here ser.
en- years ago. he pledges to those who may
employ or continue him as their dentist,
full satisfaction of having superior operations
in every departmehtsof dentistry. lie pre-
sumes that while living in The midst Of his
work. year after year, ready al a moments
notice to adjust or correct any failure or ac-
cident (Which the best of dental work Is sub
ject to- without expense 10 the %parfente, that
bis operations or those Of any other resident
dentist are worth infinitely more than the op.
CREATIONS Of transient dentiafs, having even e.
quail ability-to cay uothing Of the 'recipro-
cal benefta OF reciprocal patronage.
TIMOTHY FAY, Nj. III
july 70 81 1875.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

TlaE NATIVES, THE CAUSE or bEmoNs BEING
DEAf.-An Irishman, a vehder If Lemons,
yciept cheap jimmy recently stepped ito d
hotel % 4th street, the proprietor Of which.
III we'll known as d etaunch Native, and a
gentleman Of sterling WORTH, willing at ali
times to encourage honest industry, even
though it appear ID d foreign Eafb. Whats
The price Of lemons Jimmy q Sixty.two and
u AaIf cents d dozan, sir. sSiSty-tao and 4
half cents a dozen Z exclaimed the landlord:
why, Jimmg that's rather dear for lemonF. 4
know II, sir replied Ilrdtny and the Ma tivce
are 10 blame .fhe Natives how do YOU
make that out I, 'Eqsg enunehsir havn'tI
Eve Of them at home, there in Washington
street, to clo'he ard feed The landlord,
struck wththe truth Of JimnY's answer, read.
lily gave the price asked, being convinced
that It was of the first Importance 10 en-
courage foreign ilnportations il you wish
TO increase domestic manufactures
Phttad Ledger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

TAKEN UP BY JAMES C. DAWSON.
A red steer, spotted white, swallow fork
and a hole in the right ear, for: on the left a.
bout 4 years old, branded DIS. on both hips.
A brown and white steer, about 1 years Old
swallow fork and under slope in both ears,
no brand perceptibIe.
A brown and white COW, about 8 years old.
smooth crop right ear, and a hole in the left,
branded D. Y, about4 miles from Ba.on
Rouge.
A black and white cow, about 6 years old,
a young cali, marked swallow fork aud up-
per.blt and lower bit in each ear, branded +.
on the hip, brand on the other hip not dis
cerniblG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09


cnoPs.-The crops in4hc parishes of East
and West Baton Rouge, have notegenerally,
for Several years, preses.ed rs promising an.
appearance as they dosat Presena we are
heartily glad Of il, for a E~Aentiful harvest will
not only rejoice the heart Or the planter but
it will give an impetus tg every Eepartmeut
oftrade, Our Prosperilys = a people, depends
q great deal more on the. success &C the agri-
cultural labor than we4are willing, at all.
tipes, TO MISUNDERSTANDING We ought to
encourage any neaas having for It's end the
advancement AID impfgyemenl of that use
fal department of industry. we. hope our
next Agricultural Fair, If January, will pre-.
sent a large display of#sgricnlturai products
as weltass specimens of HSlechanical and 9th
er labor. We haye ab.sadant res ources, d
mild climate, in fact, superior ad aanlagcs TO
Other states, and WI we are Behind ma.
ny in the encouragemeutof the means most
immediately conducive 10 our velfare and
prosperity. How much pnore enobiing 10 the
of some ofopr toouM "a saders ii
The community, would the pursuit and en-
coaragement Of agriculture, arts and scion.
oies, be, than the mere a~emagogue, selfish
and bigoted harping On politics, which seems
% be their very soul of their being. Aman
a prstentions craftsmanship opghr
0 have some opinions ab$ve party strife, and
asgrandizement hs oaghtto study the va
ious channels ofa nations prosperity, aud at.
er having well weighed The matter, if he be 4
good citizen, devote his fostering care and al
to those branches that arc most con.
lucive 10 happiness Of. ais fellow beings.
hope thai our approaching fair willanot
e disgraeed or kept back by political bigot.
y. There is a time for all things, and a man
'ho hides The general welfare of his country
ehind sey, IL ofvery little use in the commu-
ity, however Important his egol,sm and ig-
GRANGE may make him imagine lie is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
fFgr NJ Gasalal


II looking oeaF 9he last number 81 the
DenTfatte Advocate, my attention Rna ar
rested BY seyctal articles, which made Their
appearance iullle columns of That paper.
Among those which particularly oHeagod
my ueiice, was an ovefpowefiug efdrt oatfle
part Of Pftnlef's Cub. 1 Will not presume.
tol d moment, 10 doubt tie Extraordinary
genids4of thai cub, as IN All conscience he
Y d most uncommon qnadrupedi possessing I'LL
tic attributes which eilaraeteriees the race;
and certainly deserving If commentator, for
tho noble and dignifod manner ii which lie
gives vent 70 his spleen against the Gazette,
far htvtag tnaliejonsiy correated Hotne very
egregious errors, which his ail.searching eye
had overlooked. But while leaving him 10
=eaioy undistlrbed the a~eclamatiuns Of hfs
fellow cubs, | mnHt eSpress my asfonislment
At finding the editor ~ that journal, 70 lost TO
every sense Of propriety, az 70 permit such
y u(f aa enanates from The diseased brain Of
a restless cub, tosoecupy a conspienous place
inthe columns NJ bis p8per. Certainly he
must have brilliant PATRONAGE: aud patrons
too, Of fins taste, WHO would hearke0 unto the
swelling notes Of d wrathy cub, WHOSE rests
l%essness denotes 4 NANCY disposition II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

New EIelvetia. In tae evening, the party
was favored With q dance by tho Indisn hoyo.
Capt, 8 may weli he called i pioneer. II u
IS such nen ald Wilheaeb enefgias that a
new ernpiro will ha built up iii The 4horea of
Ire paeldc PHI M.
larrse5pAb CgUGcn -14iefe are twenty
Three bishops and nne llods8hd one hundred
I'D hipety, htBe ciofgymen df this CHURCH %
TIE Uailad Stiles.
WEapAY r6Rs HEAripo TIE poKrf"
aady aud 3nSiolissas nBf sG9enfament bas
Seen 10 pay any and every claim that FeSau
preferred, there were, II aochaa, i few tens
ovci laolfad during tie Washington negotia-
lions These were recently hHoa9Ef t6@thc
consideration % our Chargr, Mi DaNetsoE.
.bg Prcsidodf JoNEa. Among them are the
eEpenses attending The Electiansef Delega es
md the expenses Of the Convention which
was elected and met 10 ratify t8e Treaty of'
Annexation. Mr, DoaFIssaa 81 course as-
sureE President JoNrs that liis vii lesat~
tendedf % at Washington that sc are se
.anxiousfo marry 5l'eaas thai We not only
taxi htr ioweriess. hit IN debt, and pay the
brldal. expenses. All ihfa uiiebt be endured
II we were "tnarrYiug intoa decent faHltlf,"-
u Hilf betFpt!led we're either beaHtiltil, nfcgtn-
%plistped, g%ittuous, or haff white. Todrop the
metaphor. We take Texas with her War
Slavery. debt, &c, and then pay hor travel
inr expenses, board, tavefU and iuiep bills,
iftbere nee any other forgotten items-any
rhafee lgF WASHING, o. 'mendtlg pa1tal0ona.n
&c., briny them on. The Naliona1 Treasli.
rV II open to any and all deinands made as
the p tire#o Of TeSaa Annexation Eve. Journal.
ETHER SHIRLEY, 4 noted laeofoco of Mgin,
who was once a Senator ID Congress- for par.
Of an unexpired tern. has been named byfho.
Aurusta Agc, and Ia bscked hy the New
York Neps, az a fitting sneepssoraof Judge
SroKY % The Supreme Court Bcnctsl
Wherenpon tie New York Erpress observes;
sSuchsa euggoelion shnuld render il point
Of dutYs a. ngsaefiice. with Judge Story, to
retain ltia position. When Shelby was
cent % The sauate. pro tempore, II ia aaid
that bis wife, who knew his catibre to an
inch, atfectidnateIY advised him not 10 omen
hi mouth But he dieobcYed this c~onjueal
adgiee, and al tho came time viad Gated ing
Wisdom most fully
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

FWHM
Aa ADVENTURE IN CALtFoREIA-CApTAIs
SUTER-Capialn Wilkes, in his narftIye Of
the Oregon expedition, describes a yisl made
by a party up one of the arms of the Sacra-
tnehto River to the residence n Captain Su-
ter. lie Is represented as Swiss hp birth.
and as having been a lieutenant in the Swiss
Guards, during the tine Of Caaf#es x. Soon
after TIE Revolution of JuIe, he came H. the
United States ana resided nd Missouri. Hs
then removed ta California, and Obtained from
the government 2 conditional pgaal af fbiftv
leagues square, bounded bq Tie Sacrament.
Rlver on me West. lie erected ais dwelling
and l2rtlEicatiou on a place which calls New
lielVetia, 5d miles froG1 the mouth offbe "a.
cramento, and I5a head of he navigation, du.
ring he Dry seasoR. a young gentleman
ifom Newp fl, flamed G58ef, was coBaee,aa
with bis establishment Haeu Can't. s. frsr
settled at tals place IN 1885, he was snrrnnp
Gel hg hosts e tribes af indians Bgt ay his
eaers9 and management aHd. The aid OF 3
afpaa paslEo apPers, ae cantrjyed 10 chniroI
th2m a"d even To 500 mary 10 h5s. adj En
held tae apPgtatnaht Of Al+Ea{ay. and
exercised supreme poe " iii bs#b D. II D4tgicf.
His buildings consisted Of ex easfse eoffals
and dwelling houses. He paid for labor IN
5oadE, and his stock at me time amounted IL
1000 horses, 25g0 cattle, ard 1000 sheep.
lie had AID Indians at work tos him, and had
commenced extensive operations In tanning.
DE vas frank and Intelligent, eonversed Ii |
several languages, ard had a wife and daugh /
whom be- expected 10 Join him. There
we're nine different tribes of Indians in the
fsighboEhood, and within 4 short distance o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

New Bnckgleat--Tn boxes and kegf--Just
received ard for sale by
WI. MARKHAM, Church at.