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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

We expected we should have room this week
10 give detailed account OF the closing Of the
session OF Congress and the Inauguralion-bul
we are disappointed.
President Tyler distinguished himself by two
nore vetoes at the close OF the session. A bill
was passed to prevent the building OF certain YES
cells which the President had ordered without the
suthory OF law, and it was veoed-but Congress
vetoed the veto, by re passing the bill almost
unanimously. He pocketed the Harbor and Ri
yer bill, containing appropriations forahe contin.
nance OF the Cumberland Road, and the i'm.
provement OF tie Western rivers.
President Tyler dispatched messenger to
Nashville, to deliver to Maj Donnelson, who is
there on visit. the joint resolutions for the an
nexation OF Texas, with orders for him TO Icy
them before the Texan authorities without delay
Notwithstanding the unfavorableness OF the
day. everything passed of well at the Iuaugufa
ton.
There is considerable dissatisfaction in refer
ence 10 the Cabine,--there were so many expec
,an.s that it could not be expected 10 be otherwise
President Polk sent considerable number o
Office hunters home sadly disappointed He
told them he desired to get warm in his seat be
fore he was importuned for Office, and at thu
proper time he would be able to find persons t
Gil posts vacant or that might be vacated. 1t il
said that office seekers who s,ad at home vii
most probably fare the best.
The Empire Club Of New Yord, in uni
form, cut conspicuous figure at the inauguration
Next day, they sent message TO the Presiden
desiring 10 know when he would receive the
Club" He told them in reply, that as citizen:
Of the United States, he would he pleased TO SCI
lhem at any time-but as Club, never
Gen. Amontc, the Mexican Minister, has de
manded his passports. The annexation OF Tex
as, in his opinion. places the Two countries in
hostile attitude.
The new Senate was in session waiting OF
President Polk for orders. No nominations hac
been made bu; those Of the new Cabinet officers
great many nominations made by Tyler wer
not acted on BY the Senate, and fell 10 the ground
Il is thought but few nominations will be made
Q. present, and those to fill existing vacancies.
Capt. Tyler has left Washington for his farm
in Virginia. His "suite" was like the small emf
Of small affair, and being little behind hi
lime, the boat left him!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
the fact, tho orisinol resolutions only propose

the fact; the originel resolutions only propose
joint action Of the standing committees on print
ing from The two ends Of the capital, and the
committees are not raised by the resolutions but
The presiding officer OF each house appoints said
committees, end in case OF vacancy. by death,
resignation, or otherwise, the presiding officer o.
each end OF The capitol respectively fills said va
cancy by appointment, and the new committee
proposed by these resolutions, is, by the terms oil
the resolutions, 10 act under the original resoIu.
lions. and in conjunction with the committee Of
The Senate to make and report back 10 this house,
the several contracts for the public printing
These resolutions only propose to raise com
mttee which will NOT show contempt Of but
in obedience 10, the will OF the house..
1t is declared now that the committee are not
hound to report the contracts to be made, back
to the House, and how shall the house know what
is the nature anu legal obligation OF said con-
tractsY And where are the bonds 10 be deposited
when takenY Perhaps the chairman will keep
them in his hat as there is no place appointed
by law.
Mr.. Speaker, the arguments Of yourself and
the gentleman from Charlton, Mr.. Srringle'Iow'
and which were wholly unanswerahle) made 20
the House the other day in favor OF laying the
report on the table ill the fourth Of July next.
were the phngs whith first called the attention OF
members to the tue character OF the report and
caused the same 10 60 to the table, aud that too
h., IF bie ynt orr n
tell that was done just before dinner, and imme.
diatey after dinner, it was discovered that the
House had been in radical error, and that we had
no control over either the, contracts or the com.
mittee. For himself he protested against this
system Of special pleading by which no excuse
for the non-production Of the bonds here is re-.
quired. He knew the house was determined to
give the printing 10 partisan prinlers-but he de.
sired that the committee should make report OF
the bonds here to the house, in order that each
member could see and judge for himself, as 10 the
suficiency of the bonds, the solvency Of the Sc.
curity, etc.. and that we might form some idea
when the people are 10 see the laws which we are
enacting at the present session Of the general as
sembly.
He would again call the attention Of the house
to the fact, that tho resolutions now offered do
not in any point Of view propose TO alter or
change the original joint resolutions under which
the committee have been acting, but only that
other and further instructions may be given 10 the
committee, he could not see with the chair that
these resolutions proposed to repeal the others.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
FOE THE TINES.

MeSsrs. Benson d Green:-I was present a
few days since al partial examination OF The
pupils Of Mr.. FosrER's school, il being the
close OF The session. can truly say was me-
yer so well pleased at any similar exhibition
All seemed cheerful and at ease, yet il was easy
to perceive lhst the pupils were accustomed tc
the strictest discipline, and perfect order perva
ded the whole school. In the examination o.
the pupils there was total absence OF every
thing like parade or show. and their answers
showed conclusivey that the teacher depended
upon their real knowledge OF the subject and
not upon any previous training for the occasion.
! was particularly pleased with the exsmna
ton OF the classes in Arithmetic; some OF the
lille girls showing greater proficiency in lha
study Than is usually attained by the young mer
in schools generally.
Mr.. Foster has taken unwearied pains in sys
enlatizing his school and is daservedy popular
and worthy the patronage Of The pnblic, in lhc
estimation OF r[ '~~ A VISITOR.
GldsSoc, March tn. ls46,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
THE NEW CABINET.

The National lntelligencer Of the 9th says the
following appointments were yesterday made by
The President OF the United States, with the ad
vice and consent OF the Senate:
Secretary Of Stats-JAHEs BUCHANAN.
Secretary Of Treasury-R. J. WALKER.
Secretary OF War-WM. l.. NANCY.
Attorney General-JouN Y. Mason.
Postmaster General-CAvE Johnson.
GEORGE BAScRoEr was nominated 10 the Sen
ate in connection with the above, to The Secreta
~ OF the Navy, but that nomination was laid
ever until to-day.
The Madsonan says the Senate was in ses
sion nearly three hours on Thursday, but did no
dispose Of the nomination Of Mr. Bancroft al
Secretary OF lhs Navy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
STOP THIEF

In another column will be found an advertise
men. offering reward for the detection and de-.
livery OF the person or persons who stole a horse
from James Jordan, on the night Of the 10Th inst.
The citizens Of this county have contributed a
fund in addition to the reward offered for the de.
lection and delivery Of the thiefto the proper or
fcers OF this (Howard) county. The fund now
amounts 10 one hundred and si1ty dollars, and
we are assured will be increased 10 tco hundred
or upwards. We hope. for The sake Of common
honesty, the liberaty OF our citizens, and the in.
leresls Of the community at large, some one will
take the matter in hand and bring the Williams 10
Justice 1t is believed there is band OF persons
engaged in the bushes, and all good citizens
should lend their aid to break them up. The
reward is liberal and at eas. calls for an effort.
Within the last year there has been some
twelve horses stolen from this county, together
with a number OF saddles. &C., none OF which
have ever been heard OF, notwithstanding the most
untiring efforts have been made. From the
manner in which the horses and saddle, were
stolen, scarcely doubt exists but that there is
regularly organized company Of persons engaged
in this business.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

One important mearure yet remains TO be acted
upon by The legislature, and that is the formation
OF the Senatorial Districts under the new appor
lionment. 1t lie conceded on all hands that this
is to be The GROWING act of nlamy OF the session
An able article on the acts of The majority
OF the legislature. together with some re.
marks on the bearing the new senatorial dis
.ricts will have on the election Of members to the
convention, will be found on the first page 1t
!, from The Republican. and should be read
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

Attention.! We publish to day the act inco r
porstins our town. 1t will be seen by the 18th
section that an election takes place Monday
week for officers. The act should be atlentively
pead BY ell.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

The Lady's Book for March has just been re.
ceived. 1t being the Standard OF Fashion in
these parts, the publisher would do we'll TO for.
ward it earlier. There is great disappointment
among The ladies' when it fails to arrive regularly.
Though late, it is worth all the periodicals. we
have seen for some time.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

An exchange heads its advertising column
with this brief but truthful line: "Rsre plant
your Dimes and reap yOur Dollars" Try it,
merchants. mechanics, and all who wish 10 sell
or buy, OF in any way get living from the public.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
REMOVAL.

The office Of the Blooms Lick Times
has been removed to the south west cor.
ner IF the public square, up stairs, in the
brick building opposite L. Crigler's tavern
Entrance, middle door.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

Virginia elects members of Congress and OF
the Legislature, the 4th Thursday in next month.
Both parties are making active preparations.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
he policy which the State was pursuing towards

the policy which the State was pursuing towards
the institution that starvation must inevitably
overtake il. He offered as an amendment to the
amendment, proposition reducing the salary Of
the President to 81 900. and that Of the Professors
TO 5000 each, which was, upon the request of a
friend, withdrawn; said lie had voted TO reduce the
pay of members of the General Assembly, not
hat three dollars per day was more than a mem
Der could earn, but because, in the present embar
rassed condition of the Treasury, it was than
The State could affnrd to pay; and that IL it were
now necessary, he was ready to disgorge all he
had received or would receive, more than neces-
snry to par his expenses as member, rather than
abandon his advocacy Of the principles of refor m
The question being then put, upon the rejection
Of Mr.. Bays amendment; the yeas and nays
stood-94 for rejecting and 40 against the rejec-
ton.
II is proper to remark, that on last night, q
caucu. was held in the Capitol, as is said, which
did not adjourn till one or two O'Clock, but the
subject under consideration. before King Caucus
ruinor has not made known.
Mr.. Richmond moved to further amend the bill
so as to reduce the salary of the Governor to
81 900, but this was rejected
Mr. Bay moved further amendment. 20 the
effect that the Judges of Courts, who receive fees
Of Office. probate Court and others at st Louis
should pay all into the State Treasury, received
annnNl'v.. over $500. and that was adopted.
Upon some trhing amendment being offered
and read first time. the House refused to suspend
the rule requiring bills to be read on three severa
davs Zone third can do that and all further pro
gress was cut off in reformation of high salarie,
till Monday, when it will probably be read
second time and so on. This will probably be the
method taken by the people loving democracy o
Missouri to defeat this reform and retrenchmen
measu re.
The Senate, on yesterday, agreed to the, bill
before passed in the house. proposing to borrow
S75. 900 from the bank Of the State Of Missouri;
aad rumor says, the State Treasurer left for St
Louis, this day, on the Steamboat Lewis F. Linn.
for the money. OF course but little will be SAID
amongst the members of the Legislature abou,
adjournment till the money arrives There will be
no adjournment sooner than the 9th inst
The Senate, on yesterday. so amended the law
concerning Justices Courts that they are per.
united to hold Courts every two months though il
is very uncertain whether the House will concur
in the amendment. X.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

We heard two individuals the other day argu.
ing as to The difference between The words noise
and hustle. Bells, said one, make a noise to
call people to church. And bellies, said the other,
bring people to church, by making bustlet We
left. neondnsntly, i.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

RIcn!-To hear Dr.. FoRr in one OF his ''hap.
piea e6orls!" Lusk, OF the Enquirer, says he
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

The wofscalp law has been repealed by the
Legislature. THIS is one good act of that body.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22


1t will be seen. CONTINUED Mr.. d. that the
resolutions offered do not attempt to alter or
change any part Of the original resolutions, but
propose simply to discharge the committee from
the further consideration OF that subject, and that
the presiding officer Of this House appoint new
committee who were to act under the original
resolutions and report their action; but we are
Iold by the chairman OF The committee Mr..
Rogers, that The bonds are not get executed, thai
they are only prepared and in his hat ready to be
executed, that they are TO be executed and this
House has no control over the subject.
He would respectfully submit to the house
whether laying the report Of the committee on
the table ill the fourth day OF July next was not
virtually Withdrawing from that committee their
authority 10 act in the matter, until further in
slructions should be given by The house, and
whether the committee shall now proceed, per
force OF arms, TO make such contract as they
please, in defiance OF the will and in utter con.
tempt OF the decision OF the house. Is il 10 be
decided that this house does not possess the in
herenl power, as political body. to control the
action Of it's own committees! 1t is said by the
chair that tie resolutions now offered are incon
sistent with the original ones, they being joint
resolutions, and that these propose 10 repeal in
par, the former resolutions, but this could not he
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
MExlonE.

Par 10 brirh iii, hfriv6 10 20 dc ID In
vnno. day houytIles dl Meyique ont etc
reeues t~fslu'aa 10 hvttI. Les ionrnou$
confinement uno communication do NJ
Cuevns. n]fniatfo dcs nffatres e%trangsres
udress6s Il IN cTfambro dos deputies. Cttfe
communication est an suiet du Texas, Ell
prouva cIaifemtnt que 10 President Jones'
ct son cabinet mt ctfcreh6 i iaife recon,
nairro rat le Mexiqne l'inddpsndance dd
Texas pnur ornp6cher fanneSion.
10 qouvcfnemont ra"xicain y prepare
d'nilleurs 4 Ii Ruerrs dams ID precision de
non success dc c6s htgociations. On a
dumandt All congress l'autofisntiun dc con.
tracter un srnprunt de trois millions de
ministries a un int6rtt n 'cxc6daDt pas quin.
20 pour cent.
On u pr6sent6 aux chambres TN pro.
let portant nmnistte pour les chefs militai.
res--ssuE pour Santa Anna, Canaliso Of
les uuatre ministries qui ont sign6 Ie de-
cret du ag noyembre, Pour ceux cis on
propose do lour donnor loption dun ban.
nissement dc dix ans ou de Ia continue.
iion de lsurs process, ct CO project a dt6 sp.
nrodv6 Ii 10 dams Ia Cimmbro des Depu.
t6s--On a donne 4 Santa ANN, Canalizo
Ct Sos ministries an delui de 8 joars pour
opter.
Une leltre dc GnaRajuato dit que par
suite DIES tremblenens DE tsrre Z ct 10
avriI, In Vile d. VaIle de Rio Btanco a
etc presQre detFuit OF qu'une grunde par.
lie DO ses hOhpIans ont peri, les uns 6cra.
sGs sous les ruines des maIsons, les autres
eng1oulis dans I'M ahyme de SO Yardes de
long sur Is de large.
L'Abeille du 20 a%loutes
lie bruit courait hier en- vile, cue Ia
Mexiuts await declare Ia gnerro ~ Etats
Unis-~que Santa Anna await exc graci6
Ell mis- i In t6te de- Parm6e destfnee d agir
contre nous, ct que ces nOuyelles 6taient
venues par un navife arrive do Vera. Cruz,
tout expires pour announcer ces 6y6uemens.
&c Qp'h y 4 dc Vrai, c'est qua In goelet.
te mexicains RelampGgo, est arrivee hiet
matin sur rade quaint a toni 10 feste CO
nest pas meme vraisemblable.
On disait encore que &c batimeut await
ste afFr6t6 expires pour porter des Dope
ehes al Consul Mexicain, OF qu'une per.
some charg6a de deptches pour 10 minis.
ire analais ] Washington, NJ. Packsnham,
atait vsnu ] bord ct await poursuiVi sa
route sans aucnn retard.
tine chose qu'on afirmait egalement
ct qui es, au moins fort probable, c'est que
Ia Chambre des Deputies await formsIle-
sutoFise lie pOuvOir executif 4 negocisr
avec 10 Rsxas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
uNE SEEM
khistoriuue.

thistoTique.l
Addiction de lundi, un cituyen vint a
st Martin pour voter.
Tn meneur Sc presenta 4 lui ct lni dit /:
-Voici unlickst our porte 10 nom de
MI Tel, vous 10 dsposerez dams l'urne.
lie citoyen emPocha lie ticket, ct s'a-
chaminai4 paisibieHasnt veTs le poll, lors.
quill ~Gcont UR' second meneuT qui lui
donna, 4 son tour, un ticket, sur lequsf
ctait 6crit un autre nom. n plaza le nou.
yeau d cote de rsncien.
Mais le moment de voter Giant arrive,
nOtre eitoyen SO trouva dams Ie pIus grand
embarras. Ses preference etaient bisn
par Ms" nais comment retrouyer dams
les profondeuEs le billet qui portaiE son
nom? c'6tait chose essex dificils aitendu
que notre here's ne eonnaissait pas Ia pre-.
misre lettre de l'aIphabet. Ii prit done
10 premier chiffon qui tornba sous ga main
ct sOta. Mais lorsque vint Ie ~depouilIe.
mentdu scrulip son ticket fut Ouyert ct lu
IA lieu du nom do tel on Eel candidat on
lut: Bon pour RHe charretes de patle!
Gaz. des Atqkdpds,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Ia C6NsTtrurfoN.--Nous borntbbn.
cons auiourd'hui Ia publication do Ia Nou.
vellj Constitution. La conclusion parai.
trn dams notro proclaim aum6fo. L. pou.
pie sera apppIa 10 premier luBdi de owe
bro proghain, A l'efFst do donnor leuF Cpl.
MON quaint d I'adoplion Oh al reject dc es {.
to constitution, Of NJ ellie est udopt6e, une
election sara tonus le troisismo lundt de-
Janvier %suiyant (ls4B), pour on gouvor.
neur, on lieutenant gouveFneur, les mem.
bres. de l'assembl6s g6nbfaIe, Of t0utos les
autfps functions a r6Ieclion d~esqusIs II
est poutyu par les dispositions do cette
constitution.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
E1w

II a Ste arrstb par Dorvill6 Landry ttsfd.
ant 4 trois miles ct deHri au.dr.sotjs ID Ia
maison de cobf de cetto p~atoisss ts ii cou.
rant, bne junent De c%onlsur aIsz4ti f,peG.
d'environ duatorss pautnss de h4Htslti Agt
dsnyir0n cling ans Suns marquis 80 fgt bor.
eeptible, ct MULE marquis b1eept6 cells eau
see par Ia soils. La dit iunent / dta trou-
zee daH5 Ia Possession dun n6gfe ulafron,
le dt jour. 1bi 30 div appsrteniF A Jolla WDod
proche Hstchez, 81 dit aver y.ts
Id ~juHtsft 4 l~'efnbouchurs de r'AfchafaIsys,
81 N die ~itdight n'Hst pas reclamee dams
ID cotrant De 90 jouts de- setts publication,
confdrnitmsnt aux feglbmsDs du i1fi de DO.
do eetts p~ar0isss. Bile ssra ysnJus i
a residence do s0ussigHe, Yendfedj 10 g5
Juliet a 10 hsnfss do matin.
Conditions DE IN vsntg-comptant.
West Baton Rouge. 10 mai 1916.
10 VftS HEBERT. Up.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

WAsHrNefoE. -AEa correspondence du
C0arrirr de Charleston, fournit lee on dit
suiyantsE
"on assutg que NJ, Pickens a refuse Ia
mission do Ldadres. Nous ne savcns pas
4 oui ellie d etc oferte a son refus mais
CONNIE 10 PRECEDENT await quvlque d6sir de
Ia voir remplib par uu ami do M. Calhoun,
| ellie p~ourrait Eten encdrs 6lto propos6s d
IN citoyen dd Ia CaFDliho du Sud. Do
penss loutsfElB que Ito amis de- NJ. Cal.
houb ne sont nullsnent dtsposts D prefer
Ieur uppui q Ii nouveIlB administration en-
acceptant dele quoiqaes fonctions, jus.
qu'au moment pn ollie 80 sera formeIlemont
prouonc6e da9is ID question do tariff. Les
dsrnieres assurances donn6es par PUnion
str co suiet, 4uolquo fort psu orlhodoXes
aux deux par1isaus du;tarif, ne sont pas
non plus arfaltsment satisfaiBantes pour
GBux do librs sommercs.
On ]annBnce que NJ. Walker prepare un
ensemble do ~tfavnux statistiqdss, destin6s
a aidot 10 Congress ! obtenlF 10 meillenr,
10 plus sage Of 10 plus equitable systsms
dc reyent QUEEN puissa souhailet. II sers
dificile toutsfois d'op6rcr des deductions
sur les droits qni ffappont 10 fer st 10 sucfe.
L'inf6r6t sucrloF 90 tbnfofeord 40 proclaim
Congress do qGatrc g6BaloufH do ID Florldo
ct do Texas, Ut Il pourfa % faifb sncofe|
uno fois quo lnus lee intdf6ts qui ont be.
soin dc protection, So reminiscent pour
maintenif 10 tariff H%Glnel,
Toutes lee 2app%rthenSioB9 do kuetre BE-
sont dissiptes ~ilevaut les declarations FIJI.
tes par l'orgarte o%flictel. que Ton tontlnu.
efait 4 ndgocidr ayec IAuglsterte. QUAINT
a Ia guetrs avac 10 Mexquo IN no ID c%faint
pas. Tandis qu'on pregnant nos moyens
DO defense daps Ie 9olfo do Me4ique ct
sur los e0tos lie In California, aihsi que
ser les ffBbtitfes du %sUg.ouest, on ito por.
iait point de fue les measures paeiaqhes.
Il eat do Pint6t6t DO hbtre g0uyetnbribnt
le s'eiforcer d'amouet b Meziquo ! me
eonciliatibn bhf dse PROPOSITIONS iubtes ct
taiaonnables. I Tn enyoy6 special sefa
d Mexico, ufin do taeher d'arrIVer
| co but"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Io habrtant nomm6 WI iHm Long, 4
6t6 trouv6 insenBlble sur 10 ohenin de- Ia
Comite. Revenu 4 lui.m6ms il a d6clst6
quill await ate fupp6 par un do sos voisihs
noumd T'hos. Morrison, lo1uul ppr6s ia.
voir dB yaliad dc $500, quill 80 propose do
~ We en- banquo 10 meme jour, rAvait
lniss6 pour mort sur 10 chenin. Nous o..
ptrons 1iun Tel outrage, commits eu pleIn
jour, engugera Pattcntioh dss autotitda.
Morrison seat 6gadt, SIMS doute dams 10
but de- ]s'annoxof au Toxas. Uns recon.
pcnsn tatsUnBahIe degfait ttte ofFsrte pour
son apprehension.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

TN AcctDHNT.-Un Negro, apparte.
nant a NM. Eenorluand, Mia dinauche a
un taI d'escIefes gui SC donnalt aux por.
ties De st. Fiartfn. Co Negro, aptes avoir
fail do honbfGnses Iibaltpns en- fhonneur
de SOS dnnsensRs, reprlt IL chefnin q0i Goa.
duit d l'habitntion do son maitro Of arriad
on bayou Tbche, Sc jtta daus an esqtnf
gull essaya do conduire sur lo bord opp0.
s6. Mats, 4 ~ qu'on dit, T%esQuif chavira
OF Ie thalheUreirx io,nha. dams 10 bayou IT
Sc noya. C'eFt tnnfdi dernier settlement
qo'on a retropg6 IL c~aiayro 10 CO Negro
qai a 81 ch6rement pay6 une soir6e dor.
gle Ell dc plaisf .--Ga=. des ANdkapQs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

La Legislature du Rhode Island s'est
siourn6o 10 lO5pour 80 f6unir d Newport
10 premier lundi do jnlb. L'acte dam.
nistie pf6sont6:au s6natpa NJ. Potter, a
6t6 fSn9oy6 A lin cOmt6 special avec ins.
friction do fairs son..rapport en- juin~-Lo
vote sur 10 fonyoi s'est DIVIDE contH suit:
ID pour, IA contte.
Dsns la Chi nbro, una RESOLUTION ten.
dant A nommdr IN comit6 charge do pro.
pargr IN bill p5ur Ia liberation do Dorr,
resolution intboduite par Fsnnsr Brown,
II dte d6postO sur on soIs ID butoau, par
up vote de as ~scontro %.
% a adoptf IN bill jbGrant Bosworth
ct Hoath. deus Dorriato9 maintenant en-.
.prlsoHn6s, p"rtyu Ql'iI' prGtent sormsnt a
Ia nouyalIa Constitution.