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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

TIE MANUFACTURE or sUGAR-.Thg en-
frightened sugar plhnter has always felt tia
the plans pursued in manufacturing the juice
Ut the cane, are extremely defective tha
numerous difficulties are encountered, ant
many accidents arc constantly occurring
which cannot be avoided by any degree 81
foresight or ekiIt, while the absence OF these
qualities cannot fail TO accumul ate those evilf
%tenloll. A scientific view has too rarely
been taken If the subject and instead Of i'm.
]provements aud reforms, founded on a chem
zeal acquaintance with the nature of cane
juice AM The cauaas which produce the evils
sought TO be remedled. only pallatlEes and ex.
pedients have been tffJred.
There are twO kinds of Impurities in the
juice the one chemical, the other lnechani
cal: lhr latter can be retloN ed by mechani.
cal means, but The former being actually held
in solution, and in hibernate union, can only
be extracted by q chemical action this Mr..
De BRETON ~aseonplishes by q chemical pre-.
p~aration, which combining with the chemical
impurities, forms with them an insoluble con-
pound. that reduces them to the sta'e Of ne.
| Ghanlcal impurities, which can be separated
BY filtration. The most abund mt of these
chemical impurities approach TO what is called
BY CIemtstp eEFr7fiire matter; The others are
tannin and gatilc acid, which have existence
in The cauu Juice. All these form inaolubIe
compounds with, and are precipit4ted by, Ger
tain chemical compounds l, ed by DeBretton,
The discovery Of winch must be Of the highest
Importance 10 the planter.
Alter the JUICE has safely arrived, free OF all
faint from the mill, the d ;ificulties OF CONVEX.
ting it into good sugar arise from the follow
ing causes First, from tho improper use Of
temper, DeBretton shows, by The use Of his
cIieinlc.l preparations, how to regulate this
with metiiadrcal eKtctness, and how By his
process, ot filtration and precipitation, To get
rid Of tho fec u~lsncies this Ia another most
difficult, and, IN general, moal lmperfet tly
performed task, and proves an ,ther important
cause OF ne bAd quality vi o1Eur. AAnuthhtr,
aud very vital cause of bad sugar; the cause
that prevents il standing a sea voyage. OF jpl-
thug is the Imperfect mude Of curing, aud in
thi. respect Deb tetton's plan is also a decided
and unqustlonable improvement.
The above We copy from The Planters
BANNER, a valuable agricultural paper pub
iished at franklin, Atiakapas, and a strong
advocate OF new process. The BANNER also
informs us that Mr DeBretton clarifies Juice
in the cold state The expense ia Soc per.
hogshead for The ingredients, and 81 per
b~ogshead, ovpE the quality If sugar is
improved. Eight planters in the parish of 81.
Mary and one in 81. Martin's have already
this process. We also learn that
planters in our neighborIIood have tried
aud that it answers very satisfactorily. We
we're shown last week some sugar from the
plantation of John B Kleinpeter, Esq, on
he Highlands, who has tried it and it is full
y.saitstied ofthe experiment, The sugar was
sqaal, if not superior, in color and grain to
We have yet seen this year.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
cATTLE AND HOGS F0R 0ALP

M01@ WNIIs
A small stock Of Cattle and Hogs together
with the mark and brand, the cattle consists
principally Of cows, the hogs are gentle, ia
fire order, anil ii an excellent range. They
will be sold with or without the Iease of 4
small farm on and around which they run
liaying on ! q comfortable small DWELL ng. ana
IN gpo4 repair d gatheF with a lot III Corn.
todie &c, It desired. Situated within o
miles from Baton Rouge. Apply early, 10 the
EDIT Or
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
BATON ROUGE.
sAapaDAr, November .aaad ls4s.

TIE 1sseeft4~ our Thrins-Frpm ana aaef
his date WE sball invariably charge as fob.
W
Yer ora YeEfs subscription III paid
previous IL expiration afierm, 80 90
" paid sflsr.iana lhe trouble UF ran.
ming after lei 0 90
Advertising and snb. BY tbe year, 10 90
Cards or Doctors, LAWYERS, &c. per
ysar, u 90
Advertising per square 10 lines 10
eoaslitutute asauafg, one insertion, 90
Every subsequent insertion, SOC.
Announcing ii candidate for public
Office, tf 4 subscrtber) 80 90
Announcing sde. kaon.subscriber1 80 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

We airs authorised to announce Joseph w.
Fowler, Esq az candidate for clerk of tho
80 district court, nnder the new Constitutibn
We are authorised to announce Samuel
akolfeld lSaa, an q candidate Tor Clerk of
the Sd district Court under the new CUnsti
autiOgh
We are authorised 10 announce John Reid
Esq, az a candidate for Clerk 81 the Sd die.
,titt court uhdff the new Constitution.
You are Authorised 10 announce Alfred
CAFES, Esq, az candidate for clerk OF the ad
district court, ttuder The new constitution.
Many t0ters.
We ere authorised to ahnonnee Manuel
Moreno, Eco, Bs candidate for clerk of Tie Sd
aiatriol court, Under the rev Constitution.
You are Authorised to announce AMAaA
REAp. Ese, al 4 candidate to represent the
parrish of East Batun Rouge IN the next
Legislature.
pleass announce mr.. Archibald Stuart, as
candidate for coroner Gar the parish Of East
BaUoa ltouge, ander the new Constitution.
VOC populi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

DlsrRE~s in BERMuDA.-Great Harb1r in
ihisIaud is he scene Of great distress at pre-
sent for want Of bread. A letter from thai
section, known as Long Island. says :-'tOur
natural resources are failing every day the
Bay Rush 1T which we had such large guam
ttfes the last year, is now become totally ex.
tinr'. The wild cabbage on which many
families have subsisted 10 many parts, is en-
itreIy rootedo OUT and the only resource left
10 the distressed inhabitants, il the young
shoots Of the palmetto tree, and the destruc.
inn Of these has become alarming, to think
tear the inhabitants should be obliged To hase
recourse 10 this valuable plant, for when the
young shoot is taken out it dies. What are
Ae 10 do inr covering to our houses, baskets.
opes. cables. and very many other uses 10
shish this valuable plant il put 10, Hhen il il
all gJQe!! Il! Our situation is much more dis.
fressing than i was the last year."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
81. Lnnia FIeur.
~sTOTEN-s25 REWARD.

FROM the Sawmilf on he night Of The 18Th
instant, i copper pipe, Q inches In diameter.
and about $50 feel long. Whoever will give
information to the undersigned, that will
rad tu tie recovery of said ripe, OF deiec-
tn rf the thief, will receive the above re-
ward.
Nov 10 ii FREDERIC ARBQUR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
AnnIrflIrnRAL AssocIATloN

AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
AT a meeting of tho Executive Committee
held at the Court HOUSE, Ia the town Of Bat
On Rouge, 90 ahe 20th instant, Il was Re
solved, Thata meeting Of said committee be
held al the Court house on the 20 h instant,
Cor The transaction Of important business
paac;ual attendance is requested.
ph. HfCKY, Secretary.
ExseurfvE ComnfrTEE - D D Avery,
Y d Conrad, Dr,J Williams, D Chambare,
jes. MeCalnp4 Sesthcne Attain, v Leblanc i,
lahn 2 kleingthtar. lanes Cooper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
A NAN SHOT BY MrsrAxE-.The 81. Lou

A NAN SHOT BY MIsTAKE-.The 81. Lou.
= Republican Of a late date, has the fol.
10 wing e.
..Lieutensnt Charles w. Everett, of the
q nnsy (IIl) rihemen, was badly wounded
by being shot through mistake, last Wed
nesday evening. The circumstances which
led 10 il are these. a Mormon, living back
OF Pontosuc, in Illinois, which ia a short die
lance above the Lower Rapids, hearing Of
Threats having been made b, persons ii lhe
neighborluod, and fearing for his safely, sent
information TO Gen. Warren al Carthage,
and desired him to send a party Of men 10
protect him. General Warren therenpon
detached Lieutenant Everett and three men
for that purpose, who, upon their arrival at
the house Of the Norm IN, alb ,ut nine O'clock
in the evening, knocked at the door, but re-
ceived no answer Lieut.. E. then opened
the door, and was in the act Of entering
when he was shut by a pistol, The ball iaking
effect in his breast, and lodging agains his
RIBS; and Immediately after, and before his
men could come to his assistance, the con-
tents OF gun struck him in the S de just at
the upper extremity of the hip. His wounds.
though very severe, eight balls having been
extracted from his side and breast. are MOI
considered dangerous. he vas carried
down IN Ksokuk, AMI from thence TO Quin-
on the Boreas. Ii is evident that be was
shot In mistake, the inmates Of the house
hun for their enemy, though the Mar.
mon was arrested to undergo an examina.
tion -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
JOHN L. PUELEN

Having been appointed BY the Governor
PARISH A~UcTIosEER, offers bis services to the
public generally. Any business conided to
his care will be promptly attended to.
Apply 10 him at his residence, next door
above r. Beal's store.
nov rs no al 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge Third Dis.
irict Court,
Brgwo H. Dsmmiek
Woodruff e Hughes is
Woodruff Il iIuEtes
rs
Their Creditors.

10 answer 10 tic suit Of Brown snd Dem
mick Ell al, Crodifota Of Woodruff and Hughes
I'M Elan files herewith statement, Showing
he amount Of effscts If the insotvenf. which
ever cams into his hands and the disposition
thereof, and on his mot on il il 0rderod ttat
public notire be duly given in tho Baton
RoWqe Gazette, for the creditors Of Wood
ruff and Hughes, to show cause whg eaid
statement should not bs approved, aad that
he claims Of tbsA conditions of Woodruff and
Hughes, be established and paid 1grseably tp
their respective fights. and that Joseph w
Fowler, ESQ, be appointed curator, nd hoe. in
represent the absent cteditars md be- served
with d copy If The rule and abswer.
certify tie foregoing u DO 4 true extract
from the minutes If the roj1rt.
JOHN REID, Dep. CHI.
Orr. % 30 fsas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
wEsTERNcoNyEN1IoN

SOUTH INSTRUMENTATION
The convention me, pursuant 10 Bl 8tftinen
at Memphis Oh The 18th instant. ard was cal
led to order BY Mr. II q Smith, chairman Y
The Executive Committee, appointed BY che
July Convention held ID Memphis. The
Hon d ! shields, Of Memphis was appointed
chairman, pro ten and Mesats ] q Harris aat
d v 8 Lin9sisy, aud Ed' Gibbon were chosen
secretaries. The Reyt Mr.. Combs 0psnet
the deliberations Of shs ConvShtien viii
prayer. A committee If M W8s appointed
TO nominate officers for the conception, The
conversion then adjpurged.
ON the 18th The egEmiitee appointed I'd
nominate officers fsF tae Convection made
he following report
Prssifsut.
Hos Joas q CALBoui, of q. Carolina.
Vice Presidents. :
DR. Jas 0vetten, Tenn.
Col John Hanna, OF Ky.
Col. William Strong Of Afk,"
Gen Roger Barton. ST Miss.
Capt. NJ shrsve, Or Mi,
Hon q O Clay, Of Aa.
Olive J Morgan, OF ia.
Alex Black, ufB UsFUlina,
Gen Leonard WhiiS Of ILLNESS,
J Hawkins, Of OHIO,
Hon VI IN. Darch, oEIa.
Gen A G Dodge, of iowa,
D Minor, Of Virginia.
Secretaries.
CuL OF NJ Nolan, M Ark.
Geo Harris, Of Teau.
A D Chambers, Of Mi.
Az = Lindsey, of Tenn.
DB DeBow. or &. SCaroiina.
PA Lamsden, 81 Louisiana,
r u Drinkef, Of OHIO
A committee was appointed to apprise Mr..
Of his aominstlou, on his taking
he chair he was received with tremendous
applause and replied With a speech full Of
pirit and eloquence. she convention then
.dtourned, till the next day,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
~CO-PARTNERsHIP. NOTICE.

CO-PARTEGRSHlP. NOTICE.
The UNDERSIGNED respectfully iGfoam
heir ffe1ds and the pt1bl c gen0taIIg, tba,
they hags formed a Co partnership, in tho
commission, forwarding anf RrGcefq Baet-
ness Their store is at Nit. Babin f DID
stand, in the reaf Of tbs Jail, whore w1F d.
ways be Ionad sn aSsoftmeUt Of pctds fuv
Pitniers use, such as dou"sftcs. baPqi3..
fnpe, groceries, hardware, &c, &c., wbiaA
hey VIII self m he lo1g"st terms.
TOMLIN5ON 4 BAB1N.
Il. v BbBfs. f. TosIfNsca
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

THssriASs}4-This ~enterprising band gave
another representation on Friday last. They
are improving rapidly. and W. are CAD to see
Ihst they are sibefally encouraged.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

Dass.-Sehe Of cur sitiaeEs complain of
dangerous dogs let %, about the streets at
nigh. Egerg proprietor 81 such animals
eagAtlo b. iofeed to shat thom up 10 their
Yards.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

MoLAgsrs.-in whole and hall barrels for
sale by Nov. %
Stephen Henderson,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
Post.oRSe department,

4~VNVBIUDbF IWIHt 1870
SIK-By order of the pos,masjer General,
The contractor for route No 593s. sSt Francis
vile to New Orleans. lie directed to supply
your office four times a week, goIag and re-
turning, instead pftwice AZ heretofore. Please
make up mails accordingly.
Respectfully y,slr obd't {errart,
s. r. l0BB e.
lst asst p. If. General
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

THB AHfHtoAH REvr8w A WAtg JourfO'
published ny Wiley q PutmaHg Nsv York
The November numser has c6ape to hand.
We heartily recommend il to thp wings OF
the state. 1.-THE sound doctrines sbis journal
contains were more generally disseminated,
Wing principles would gsoa be INF the ascen-
dancy. The work numsars now about 1000
subscribers, but even tat number is not sui.
ieisht to meet the EXPENSE Of uuGh useful
and interesting work, 1t was started to sue
tain and defend the Wing party, fni It il nat.
urally expected that tbgse whigH; whore PEI
cuniary circumstances will allow It, will
como forward to Ito airport. The present
number contains Human rights; Annexa-
ton Of Texas, BIZ land! Pan anil ILats, Reor-
ganizatton o. The Judiciary, the True Death.
tho French Maralists, Adventures un tie from.
tier Of Texap and MesiEo, &c. al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
FnRs SALE

Several yoke of wofk-txksn, broken or
which can be easily broken, raised ON ny
plantation IN West Baton Rouge, where
they may be seen. l will also sof about
twenty milth cows with their calves. Apply
on the plantation or to mo al Baton Rouge.
Oct 4ih-35. Up MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

EXTENT OF THE OREGON TERHi ToRY....O Or
The east says the London GlObel it sklrts 3UU
miles along The Rocky Mountains on the
west 700 miles along tie Pacific Ocean on
the north, $50 miles along the north Anefi
can possessions Of Russia and Eagllnd. This
valley contains three hundred an j sixty thou
sa1d square miles-rspable undoubtedly Of
forming seven states az large a' New 70 k,
or forty states OF the dimensions Uf Massacbu-
sstts. Some Of these islands on the coast
are very large-sufirient t fot a state by
themselves. These IRE situate nofih Of par
allel 4S. Vaucouysr's island, $50 miles in
length and 50 IN breadth, c6hIa iss $4,000
square miles-an area larger thar MassaGhti~
sets and Connecticut. Queen Cbarlotte's or
rather Washington'B islani, too, $50 miles IN
Icing h and 30 in breadth, contains 1000
square miles. On both of these islands,
though they lie between The pa rallels of AZ
and 81 degrees, the sud is said to be we'll adj
apted to agriculture. The strains and cir
cuniacent waters abound in fsh ri the finest
quality. Goal, Of go0d qualify, and other
veins Of minerals, have been found.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

o. The inhabitants OF SAINT Inner fSwiiz.
erland1 have gent a magoiigent gold watch 10
Engsns Sic. ~ ! proof of their respect and
nd niration. Ehe watch was n nnfactnred
expressly for the aecasioo. aud Sue has an
swared the eafaint4tee. IL = mnst expressive
and thankful l3ftaf, for The present
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
DArON ROUsE RACES.

Our town bids fair tf becoms again one Of
The spots where turfinea delight TO gongre-
gate. Our race track Ii in course of prepar.
alton, and for want Of laas opportunity other
places are chosen to display the speed OF our
mage. On Monday RATE took place between
Mr.. James CoopeF's brown FLY st%d Mr.. Mon
get'e sorrel poney, Bald Edgle-l mile heat,
aon easy by the latter Ga THURSDAY. an.
other race samp distance, rame:o off between
Bald Eagle and n Psrish's horse, roUH
TIMES, which was algp won bN The former.
We hope this is but a beginning 10 this sport,
there Ia no place more fitted for sncli amuse-
ments than Baton Rouge. It Il convenient
Of access, healthy and Il but few hours die.
lance from the city. All that is required to
render our town what il ought u be lie more
energy on The part 81 ilRs citizens.5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

Tzs EssLfhH LANGUAGE is ronpnsed nf
s8sl Latin wosIs, 1851 French, ai6a Sxan,
s2ss Eeek. ESQ Diteh. go Italian, III Ger.
mn. Ill Welcn, So Spanish, 81 Danisb, end
z Arabic, g together 1859.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

The depositions have been transmitted to
the District Attorney, to Re laid before the
Grand Jlry. at their next sitting, which
will take place TO- morrow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

SYRUP.
Battery Syrup ia Kegs for Families, for
sale by
Nov 90 Stephen Henderson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

Matt ARRANeEMENTS.-We gre happy 10
be able to lay The following communication
EEsHHHAa4 ~ - thhrnAAnh Tie nALitnnAna nf Afr II
I Waddiil, before ouy r~eaderss From the
facilities OF intercourse aud the cbeapness
with which The service gan be accomplished,
q 10 no more than oughEto have Eeen allowed
US for some years past !:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

FauilY Hams, for sale BY
800 l5 Wtfftdm Harkham.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
M0TInN.

-amoked Beef, for sale by
uop I5 Widiam Mdrtdam.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

DftD--Oa Sa' urday last. at the residence
Of M Rfle in this town, Mr.. Henry Klein,
from Wetlsburg, Va.
The deceased was brought to this town
from a fIatboat, in a precarious state OF health,
and although all the necessary attendance
was furnished him, II was of no avail. death
had marked him for it's own.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

HaW Hulled Due wheat, for sale by
nor ii William Harkh9m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

THE OREGON QuEsTf ,H-The Charles.
ton Mercury. generally supposed 10 speak
the ~pnlitICsl sentiments Of Mr.. Calhoun, thus
replies to the Unions intimatiOn that we
tnust have every rod Of Oregon, even up to
the Russian possessions
What Congress has to do, then, by the
advice of The official editor, is to lake formal
D pssession Of this whole religion the in 1vita~
BILE consequence of which every body knows
will be a war with England. Hive We cause
for such a proceeding ! Are we ready Tor
such an event! We are MT 20 ug to dis.
cuss wheth lr ElGiand ran whip America, or
America whip EngIand~leave that to
school boys. Bur The interruption of peace
with England, and the destruction Of inier-
course with all the world, which would be
the consequence, is something more than a
question for brag lar's aid fdpls to PpouI
about. We DO not believes that Southern
statesmen are quite prepared TO sacrifice the
| who G respurre o. the r sectiun on such an
issue; that they are ready to maintain, at q
eost OF Two million Of bales OF cotton per an
utn, that we have II 'clear and iinquestiona-
bic title to every foot oil ground lu q terr ito
ny which we have consented to occupy tn
cOtnmon with The utber claimant for twen,y
years, and tho ownership NJ Which hds been
in dispute ever since The country waB dlse9v-
ered.'
The Mercury, let it be feinembprods is a
Lirof,en, Free Trade organ. Wa think
President Polk, following ~ lbs wakes Of
tie Union, will fad his nands luil with liz
own party.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

FEDgnA11sm.-Gfeelg, Of The New York
Tribune, sp9akng Of What acme people cali
Federalism, never sp1ks IN re truthtuIIy
than he does in The following :
A ~ who works sic IDLY, liveE prudent
", sie'p eoltentedly, enyles M man, reads
whit is guing on regularly, sends his Chil-
dren /, gnod srbuoIs week days, AMI takes
them 10 CHURCH Sundays. never wishing for
ofi q, ard always voting jast as he thinks
best f1r his eouH'ry, is pretty certain to be
branded a "Fodsralis st.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
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larfnnoer cS,1inft eies ddate,l euf,,mOdnbeY FIR
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fitr Die oas Strcmbet III eae oemoroen er IL meitb
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nm Die 9er6buua ,pic,l ben ,nter Naer '0 ossssts
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