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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
A US.

Lefaver & Noneh ontP honaenr d'ofJjr
M pubic IN duuycau assortinons d'hablts
v)ostes, P~aletots, leytes, jprdlh]orsa, ct pau
taIor mcrlnos eli coHtII de tons genre,
cragfftes bfcteIies, caapranx grls 81 nojfa
i bord &@. Ces mar~chAndtses serdnt ven,
dues anaplis bas prix. Lsssnsdits char.
getont au,sl De confcctioner dams loGs ia
genres ct az goff du jotr, taltos sorfcs
d.habIAemo ~ 90 ION pouffa dtsifer.
Lenr tongue pgailqae 9 Get egafd DIT AZ
3nref Que les persoltnes qal leur accor H..
ront leir c~opfanco seronl tres satisfaiGas
detem ouvca4s. Lear adres.e ct rue.
lafayette Us Il yls Ia pharHaclo de 3 Jour.
dan,
N.B. On palt- tro9Yer chez eox dc "a
graine de ycTs 4 solo d'pna qlatit6 sopb
rieure.
Bat0n Rouge Jaia Z Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

NEURrRE AFFREsX.-Cjaq pcrsonnes
mas$acrEcs dc sang br0jt. dcs
mcUtrierS.-Un crime afrcux ct pressure
va MS exemplea etc commits, il y a peu de-
toms, dams rdtat du Tonuessee, nous on
Demons les details Ics plus prGcls.
B4verly Adcocls, uccompagne de son
tpouse, do sa mere, dc deux petits enfnns
ct do deaxJe1nes nGsres, emigraitde Pon.
tattoo, Mississippi, dams 10 Missouri on les
illinois OH reside un de.srs frees. Uu in.
ndrvidu nomme Al McCannonde Column
bns (Nlss.) les rencontra zet voyagcait
ayec enx depuis Quetq0os jours, lorsque ie
IS, CONNIE 10 declare IL Plus aye das ne
gree, II massacte Adcoci, sa femme ct ga
mere, a coups de hacho, pendant que
ceuX.cI d0rmatent e%nsl'tU Ultra SON con.
teau 1t De sang froid coupa 10 cnu aux
deuX enfans, u%ncleune tiIset SOM frore +;
puIS II prIt les mellIeurs ghagaug, les deaxs
negres, l'urgent q tons les objsts de valeur=
qUI appartcnalent d ces infortunes ct sen.
fut en- menacant de tucr les rc5res, slls'
reveiaient son crime. Ga re decouyrit
les cadaVres qne qpcIqae5 iouEs aapress /;
.deuX d'entr'eu a deini d6yores ct mules.
par les cochons. Six o. hut peronnes de
Jackson CFennessee) Sc mirent Immedia-
teneut d la ponrsplte du meurtrier. MATS
'ayant guilds n'enssont pn 1'atteindre, Il
await etc arrtte par qneiqnes cttoycns de
Spring Creek, a environ se'ze miles au
nerd-esl de Jackson, parmi les yoyageuHs
du stage. Quand On l'arr6tn. on tFouva du
sang sur son couteausct sur son pantaIon /;
10 n6gre decIara qn'iI await solvent cssa.
ye De LAYER ces taches, mais ql'ii n'avait
pH reusSir a les fare dispnraiire. Toutes
les oircenstaaces sont teIiement accabtan.
les cohtre lUi qa'tI ny a pas de doute quill
ne soIt le yrai conpabIc. Sermon est A
j MaCannJn.-C0w'.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

AcorDxNr.-Nard dernler, Mr.. Joseph
Waller, ancien citoyen de cetto vile,
tant occup6 d dGmolir IN vienx moulin i
coton, uno partio du moulin est tomb6e
sur lui. 10 mGdecin "a etc de suite appe
IL ct or Iui n prologue tous les SONS ne.
cnssaircs. Qnotquo horribIoment mutiI6 on
n %.'espolr de sa- gu6risoa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

Arrete par s Cobb, a IL miles de Baton
Rouge, uue vache, de couIaur bruno, sans
marque au fer, une coupe sur Forciiie drote
ct un trou et coupe uOls a IA gaache, cumns
aussl un veau. lie proprlatairc est requls de
les re'lref en- Sc c0AtOrmAnt 4 Ia i0i.
} r DUFKOCQ.
10 Ran4eUr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

lMPoRTANr.-Ceux de- nos abonn6s qni1
ne nous ont pas payd pour Iannee
lsa4, nous ~feraiont plaisT on liquidant
l0urs petits complies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
REFEBEECEs.

Ilsg Mr Woodbridge, Mr.. B,naecazc,
Nr. LPeiIpz,e Col Malta.
II Mr.F.oTse 4 vcpdre IN as~s0rtjmsbt
DC fa17i4de ro0EeDb, aasst que plagieDra iog
gtrpne0ts De djfareotes espGces, reb que
duties, gujtares, flgaoIets Ct ume granda quun-
tl'c De corfea pour piano ct guitar, De pTemi-
ere qgaIffe.
II est pref ac&5cueef dsq orlrea pour des
pianos da@pFepi5re q~ra!ts, qn'iI pourra
donner aa priz de Ia AoHgeIlc OII6ans'
ao4t 9 rs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

CANAL MrL1TAIEE DIES ETAT5. uNIs Jus.
QUAux LAcs.-hAngIcterre n perez IN
beau canal tail'taire Jusqu'u0x laos, Qui,
en cas- de guerre. Ia mcttfa a meme dy
leter IN fort armeulUnt naval. ToitofoIs
est.II que nous aVons dams I'Ouest des de-.
bouchos par Ie.91eIs noos pouvons Plus que
contfebdIaDcer t0ns Ies pretendus avanta.
ges. quo PAn8|eterre s'est asslreo. Nous
PouvOns p]ro:nptemont ouvrlr IN canal.
Pour1es ~navIros depuIs Ie lac Michigan JUS.
qu'aux courants deau navIgabIes qui tom
bent dams Ic GoIln do MexIqne, ct nous
croYons que la navigation dc ces neuves
ct DIES laos en- general, s'ouRrlra en- qDel.
qucs somaInes ayant q9c les n%aviros ye-
nant do I'Atlantlqne 40 pulssoot passer 10
st. Laurent. Ans, de ce cote les An.
glais so trouvent dGVHDc&s.
Lo steamer dos Etats Uni1, Michigan,
rccu lordro do Sc rondro Il Chicago pour
y prendre 10 commodore Morris; II d do
partIr de D5troIt vers lie D JUN, ct ttrc il
Chlcago pour 10 Ter julllet, lie commo.
dore Morris I~nspectc lc canal JetG dams
ItIlinois pour los vaisscaux, CONNIE partIc
du syst6me dcs acs.-Gomrjer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12


propose, eic., [suieodf1os t4soDatfons adcp.
ices par 10 Coogro, dos Flats Ulis 4 Ii
derniefo s%rsato1 ct atloadf 1aa lsseotlsen.
fpmont d. g5~lycrnctnent dn prxas e4t
rcqdlsj C'eat Poorquoi, j esf r4qrir,
ID QIe legouv5t nemrnt d1 Texas can.
sem que ID ppnplo ct Il tgrfltoffs de- Il IA.
pubIlgre ia Ioxasf oruehttn nrtyejE 81.
ffyant uao famo rGpub!lrolno DE- Rolyer~
sneneDt, sous q nom d'Etot du Tens; ooc
cor gopyGf1gtoapt soft form6 pnr do4 daiG-
gr&s en- convention afn d'6tU nlmia com
me IN drs Etats d" iUa,o1 Anancl.uo.
d1Ix tetloos drs resolutions dt CongpG,
dea E.als-Unjs.
%. Que 10 .proctamttion d1 President
do ID repnbfl9G@dd Texas, ro daIo dl s
iDal 1915 ct PGlection des depnGs-qii do
dcVfont 90 rcualf4eA convcnjI2n r. 4 ilIl.
let prochair dams To- but d'aIo5lcr uno
Constitution poae fEtat dlTpxag, rpco,t
Papprobgti0p~ d. aouyefnedlfDl.
3. q re L. President est tsl3j, d. for
mir nu gonverncment dos Etale uai4 par
Ithtornednire De son mloislfe ffos Ia re.
pabliqlr, ETH III C~onyonGop qai 10 rtuui
"a d Austin Ic 4 liIIet, dos copies des PIE.
sentes RESOLUTIONS.
lie IS jHtD, dana 10 Sanat, on n adDpt6
mo re 1uiutron votaot " da n~cli5ns Ie erA.
COS do Ia nation au general Andrew J,frk,
son.
Lc meme Jour 81 n p~ftsenl6 IN bill df-
~factani an Raiemont DO Ia dette MatioDo1r,
dHc paf'le. DIES terres blblig res sil1oos en-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
Y yGs TAYra

Ayant en- MA possession In lisie dos
'aXe" pour ls44 tous cenx qui doirent des
ta2cs Ponr Ia die aimee ct les ~prscedentes
.sont reqais De payer dams ls conrant do
Tenie joins De &c date, d mon bureau, 10
meme que celui do maire Dr. cetto vile.
WIN. HUBBs,
Tres. ct Col. p~arojsse Il Baton Rouge.
Mars 8, 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

L'ascIavo Etienner accuse d'avoir fraP-
pc son maitre, Wm. Stephens, dams lie.
nois d'Oetobre dernier et sd'avoir cause Of,
fusion de sang a etc condamn6 Sauedi.
dsrnier au P5nitentiaire pour Ia we, a por-
ter la chaine, ct a recevoir, yingt oo0ps de
fouet n fois par mos pour un IN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
POIDS DE PAIN

Fix6 parl e mare pour Ia s2malne suivaaas
La fartne etaut 94U3 lie bari, % once
de pain pour dix sous
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
z az, RS&.E.

.das PnJtotisatoaqae NJ. Their, oiors prb
a. ~cooatl, rIe'nnndut pour " Wa.
me Rpmaof.. "Je ne crois pms, drs,rt 10
ro', birn Gus Ia winro<sr NalhjtIc solt
to bRile, ql'o0 en- youiile fare me 0up6.
ratrlca dC9 Fastaia.''
Pfis'pof| parens, p~li7fears arnje tn i"1
nasptioce %ionDes ga69 ehoizi4 parni le<
mcfBelrs. qaand IL enreut opprrs q1'rl or.
rlVatta Paris, H. ovojeHt of'tt iear7nti
SOP. II @st d'scenda dana 4'h1fet dG son
contradictions
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
CIG4RES Dc LAaH4Y4yE.

JOSEPH TUNER lautremen: Jackol l~aGorrne
Is public a'Est et d'Ores' B4ton Eougs ,qa'l
a en- Fento en- gTos# ct cn detail, Ges clgaGes
dune quaijie saperieur.
Alss5 Citroa, jus de citson, h~qasarsf9 .
&c,& des prix nioderts
agut 10 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

AFrEt6 par Jacob Krnm.
~ = environ 9 miles de Be-.
' Ton t.eoge, uns yache taches
foEge et b'anehs, ages snyi.
f2n : q har4ues b S,gD coupe sur
ciIa7ps oretsfe, a1ssi IN seau de deux ans
Dc z meme cuateur ct IN antFa DUB an.
rouge. lie proDrstaire - reotfa
dsies Eallrer en Sc ~csnfornsnf fagor
JR DrrRoca.
haI 3 - Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

Lee elections de 10 Floride ont rGsultt
on favour dcs denocratcs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
EPKE.

AT5te par DorgegiiIe Grange, resultant 4
Ipaffs mile au.dessous de IA mafgon de cour
7le@2o du conFaDt, m eheVaI ~eouleur bal foncc,
sans marquis an fer Percepti5Ie, gyando cri.
mere ct queue, seize panpes de hauieur age
d'engFon SIX ang.
Sic On chegai nest pas reclams dans
le coufant de 60 joura De cetie Dub,iratiou,
c~anfoFneioeBt aux reglemens du Jnri de po-
zee Dc eette paroisse. Il sera vsHda 4
"a Festde1eo du soussigne, Veudredf l. 80
Juliet a 10 heures dU matia.
CoHaltEans deJa gente-Comatarf.
West Baton Rouge, q mai Is45.
o II FTIN. HEBERT, J. P.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
ErAr De IA LOUISIANA.


EFAT DE- la LOUISIANA
Parolsse d'Est Baton Rouge-Goar des
Pfeuyes.
En- vertud'uh 6rdre he Honorable Cour
des Prc1fe s dams 81 pour Ia paroisse d'Est
Baton Roage, il ssra yendu par "a soUssi,
gpe, Juge jeParoisse Ell e~r-ogFcio encaa-
teur, nj
WAkDTt lie 5 aout I8l5.
a Fhenre habtqsile dss vontes la pfopri.
cite ca aPres daerae,appartenanl ! ID sltc-
cess,oD do fsu John D McDonald, sayoir
Un lot De terre sltue SAT- B5qcE Creek.
dams "a Pafai~se dIEot Baton Rouge. con
tenant sept cent aGPens, plus oas moias.
.bornes al nofd par la Iigne=deig gaEolss=,
au sud par u Carney, eries tsfres appar.
euaDt 4 la Succession de T Coreofan, a
Test par ie terres desJohn c Boone, d
i'onesf par les ferries ci4Ievant appartenant
ii hla'2trv ct d. o saag.
Conditions de "a Uelte.-Ua aasda cra.
dit, en- biItets endorses dissatisfaction paya.
en- bauque,@ ct hypofhelue sur la pro.
etc jasqu'au palemeUt faaI.
les 'itresene seront pas garantis.
La yente aura lieu a ID porte de Ia mai-i
son de cour.
Oh. TESTER. P. J.
Juliet ) 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
COUR DIES PREUVES

I~ 49, NaA5A1
PaFoisse-dEst Baton Rouge.
En- erta dun ofdre de If1oaoruble Cont
dcs preayes dams 81 pour ii parotssea Est
Baton Roago, il sera venta par Ia soass,-
goc jnge DIG Pssoisse ct ex-ofdctoseucaa-
teur, sur Ies lieux,
Mardi ID Juliet is45.
q fheure habitueue drs veules, Ia pro2ri-
etc cf-apres d4crite apparteuant 4 Ia
s1ccession IL JOHN Q .TaIbot, DECIDE, sa-
goir:
L'hnbitati7n snr Ia s6ells Ie dtfunt re
sidait dams ce'te p~aroisse c~outenant $50
arpens de terre, plus on mnin<, 4 Rad
wood, ayac IS ameiIQrafiaes ques'y tIou-
vent ap5sFdts actions d. Banqaa.
In meTceatI de te terre d. 800 ar
pens sur Ia Comiis CANS .catfe garolssa.
GoyDITI5Ns.-Jn an de credit sn bHIets
eadusses a satisfaction paga5les en- bauqge,
Portant lpa6rat legal ct HyqetAz qae saEIa pro-
pfiete jaSqo'au psiement final.
ca. TESTER III J..
ue7f 10 1915.
ARRETE par John D. Thomason, a
sasron 4aatrea miles de- B5ule Landing
dams cette par6tsse, IN grand bUuf. rouge
Ell blanc, age d'enEI5nn7 ans, Io 6ngt
les comes coupe, smooth crop ] Fofei'.s
q teder haf crop i IA droi;e, mar.
que Al fsr Ak
81 Ie dit b94f nest pas Tcclam6 dams te
'prant de 6e joars de- ceite publication, !
I sera venda u . aoa, procnsin, a ID raj. ;
ieuce do dit Thompson.
q. 3. Rouga jam s 1s45.
WA. r THOMAS. T I
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d., BEACREEAE0
CnIkURGIEH DE4rIarR.

d.. ] T BEACREGAT0
C~nIHyRGIE$ DEHTIsTE.
l~111rna sea c..aats ct la public 9n'l es'
De ret0gr de- Ia N. Ohatoe, al tienl son ca
otne' ouVsrt De 8 lsarea ia m4t,na5 aprea-
midi.
Il pose les dents artjfcie]les ave. in;ta.
lion 54rfaite des deats naturelles, deplis une
jusqa'4n dentisr compI4;
Pose les DENTS 4 pjvots sans la moindre deu-
lepr ct en- qaeiqu9s minutes intent "a nature
AZ pom Ut tro nperi'nI! Ie pIG4 experiments.
Oriie, plom6!a,on cimeDte.
DetfnifIeneTf deotaire SIMS que 10 pa
tIent zen aparGoiye, ct garaati son in5eGgi5i
lite. ~
Difigol4 saco1de denttio7 des e~nian5, ct
corrige IA deyladol de@Ieurs dents. 3
a coasiderabtsmsBt redait ses prix ct
travajIez p9ar du compliant Oh i crsdI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

FN ATr&1Ge par Ie Or. r. FAY,
7une Faehe blanche tfafnp6e ]
49,, n coHpe sous poreille Of
TO bon! trahehsi aust I'm yeau
le RropTI6tare est Feqais DE- Ia refirer en-
sc~coHtGrmant a ia lot.
} r DCFROCQ,
ma ~ II Raugeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
The mails ciose5 for New Orleans on Mor.
daya a1J Fridays at 2 o'clock p. Nj. Go.
seq or.Natehez On Wednesdays t. SUNDAYS
march II Is45.
H. WADDILL, Post Master.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
REMEDIES POUR LES HARIrs
TEANS

Les&0nsslgne5 ceuHaissan:, pour les ia.
Eans et-}ea medecins, bIiHR0Ftaree o. + = :
4 aver des rBHi6des fras Ct vEas ss or.
prs ies SONS les Rigs serBpuRas yoar .
cEoAx te isar assGsLnlaar Get = Tres LEA ar.
-angeueHs q4nI ont fsIra l. sla+. Paris :,
New fork, aFe8sg da rscc1r4 g=srs euyais
Etsuiiers, is Pcaer6nl 1o.ss1raeft f9arri-
aux hab!taas ct naGs2 . - remaass oa'il.
<sgaatFront Ge gHahtsaeCl p. = agra.
SiCKLEs 4 Co.
No24sFue des 5fsgasinz.
InpsFt=srS e -Enarchan3s Be Egegecfpas a.
2eialures a i'halIefde saiatuseS, etc, v;en-
De fare |oure-t1re do lenr assort;u,s1,
ls medicines ~raiciss Ct ssr7sa5,ss. op,,r -
a rendre A des prix avan:agcnx.
Jan. 1 IS 6u,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
hOULIN A SCTE.

hOULIN A SCIE.
lie propri6tsire inferno 10 pubic
en- g6nefoI qu'ja schevs les r9parafions A
son WnYiin. ct qa'il est prGts a exfcuter
les ofdfes gu Iai seroht comics, avec promp.
htode. Bois Do toutes dimensions =,
Pianehzs co"stammeat En- vents pour du
compliant seuLsz3ent.
FREDERIC ARROUR.
mar 10 IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

RuoDE TyLAND.-T w Dorr est There.
LIE 20 JUN 10 S6Dnt dc Rhode. Island adop.
IA III bill d'annistie pour tous d9Iits poll.
tIques ct ordonna la liberation do Dorr
avec Ia reserve cedeudapt qu'rl %n'aDrhit
10 oitd'exofcer tous ses privileges do cIto-
y%onnetG 9u'upr65 ayoir jarG obaisganco d
Ia nouvelIe constitution. lie meme jour
Ia Chambro donnn son resentment.
F" MarnteHant, DIT Io Journal of Com
mefce of New York, naintoDant que Dorr
est hors de prison, il est probable qu'une
foIs 10 premier moment d]'exaItation passG
on ne penseta plus nj Il Phommop nj a scs
principles.
. lie Journal du Comme-ce a raisoD.
Go nest qn'un acte d'humnnitb plus on
moins poItlque, plus Oh MONS hlon .enten.
du ; mals les principles Conservatism ne
sont point en- question.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

lie Negro Henry, de In p]aroisso d'Onest
FGliciane, 1ul await tue nn outre n6gre 10
% Iuin, n etc Juge e cnnda mn6 1 mort
son execution est fxtc al Is do ce mois.
Les circumstances de Fnssassinn mt mon.
trent me workable ferocit6. Hcnrybat-
TAFT une negrossd-un anifo jeDue uGgre,
Isaac voulut arretur lbs conps ct Henry,
abandonment In femme 50 Jota sur Iui-
Mais n'ayant pas d'afmes, il courut d
va chombfe ponr On prendro unc. No pou.
want enGoncef la porte qui sc trolva etre
Grn6e, il fit IN lron sur les .tolts, pra IN
tranchet dc cordonnier Ell SO pr6cipita sur
81 vjctina gull tua Sdt 10 champ dun
coup de ttanchet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

Tn Negro Dc %vaIeur, oppartcnant au
gen, Rousseau s'est noyd 10 Ter do co
mos, a pentrco dn'bayou Pja4uomjoos en-
rama<snnt du boi5 dc d5rjye,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

:" ( u ENV 4 4 To- {
" W.. r. Rs GEs9. Secretaries.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

Aret5 par Jain L S'1psoo, e envroo
II mille9 dc Baton R5Ige, no bnlf, ~
d'cnyifoa = nn, toto ct COZ p91T, maa4uh
4. y, crope ct deny fentes a rorcAIe gau.
enc Ct to fDadcr slope i Ia drprea
Lc Pr"7f'elare esi rcquIs DC f. relifer on
>" C0niognAnt a Ia toi. 50
JRDGFROCQ
InI1jtt ~ 22 RaRgeoS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-21

Considering the general character Of the poll
ticinns that surrounded the late president and
were the recipients of his official avors, the fol-
lowing may well occasion surprise. The house
Of representatives recently made inquiry Of prcs-
dent Ty Ter about defluers. lie answered mo
case Of ENLIGHTENMENT of public money by any per-
son holding Office under the governments known
to have occurred since the I5.h Of August, 1911
unless exceptions are to be found in the cases Of
the postmaster at TompkinsviIIc, Ky, who was
instantly removed from office, and all proper mca-
sures for his prosecution were transmitted 10 the
United States district attorney and Of John Fla
nagan, superintendent Of the lead mines Of the
Upper Mississippi, who was also removed"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-21

The Alexandria Gazette tells good anecdOe
Of Mr.. Polk, the new president. AS soon as n
visitor is introduced it says. he commences the
conversation forthwith by informing the nslonish-
ed stranger, that he has been delighted to find
that, since his arrival in Washington, not one Of
annoy him with an application for office, and that
he is quite sure the information must be as graft
fying to the gentleman listening to the narration
as it is acceptable to his own views and feelings.
The visiicr listens in profound ailcnce-hcsiiates
moment-makes his bow-aad Slopes.
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Almonie.-Gcn, Almon,c, the Mexican minis.
ter at Washington, it is said will demand his
passports now that Texas has been anr cxed, and
threatens all sorts of war and vengeance. lie
boards with the British minister, who is his chic
adviser and is quite remarkable man In hi,
way. Col, Wentworth, writing to his arm chair
speaks Of him thus;
Gen. Almon,c is a Mexican Talleyrand and
manages to be always with the reigning DYNASTY
lie was at the massacre OF Goliad, aud advised
inc 'nhuman bntehcry Of tho galan, troops under
fann,n' lie was taken prisoner with Santa An.
ma al tho battle OF San Jaein,o, and, willis, Santa
Aana was crying aud begging for his life, he cx.
pressed not asinsle desire FOR lilo or mercy. From
h,' coun'enanec, he appeared perfectly reckless
lilo eamo to this government when Santa Anna
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the vessel; she rounded TO and lowered
her yawL-IIis pulse bounded high, and
he gazcd with absorbing eagerncss al the
crew a. they pulled Justify towards the
shore. A click---behind him. He turn
ed. with shudder, and there he 'oas :!
Tina; long rifle was bearing straight upon
liim--,hose cold eyes dwell upon HIM
for moment--and crash all was iorev-
or blackness 10 ilnch the Regulator
The men who witnessed this singular
scene landed, and found him shot through
{. the cue: and saw the murderer gaIopng
swiftly away over the plain stretching
out from the top Of the bank And so
the vengeance was consumma,ed, and the
stern hunter had wiped out with much
blood the stain ol stripes on his ifee
limbs and could now do, what was
told he had never done since The night Of
those fatal and fatally cxpiated stripes,
look his wife again in the eyes, and re-
ceive her form to rest again upon his
breast.
II was an awful deed. in view Of all
its circumstances, the provoca!lon. the
character OF I.ong,thc derauging influence
of the outrage upon the brain, though no
other indication appeared Of impaired san
i,y-ihc mind is lost in uncertainty as to
the judgmcn! which should be passed
upon il. He did not remain in Shelby
county; but in what direction he had IN
tended to go after returning TO Arkansas
for his wife and children, | could never
hear. lie is probably living now in his
old quiet and good natured life in the
heart Of the green wilderness; and it is
az likely as not that one OF those two
chubby boys who rolled with him about
The floor of his log cabin on that memoir
able nigh, of which have simply related
the events and the consequences, will
some Of these days come to Washington
from congressional districts beyond the
Rocky Mountains.
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"IUSTlCe AND EQUALITY"
THE FREE TRADER.
ottawa, H., Friday, March III, IsI5.
The New Cabinet.

Tho Globe Of the 9th inst. says: "Thc presi-
dent nominated to the Senate to-day
Hon. JAMES BucHAsAS, Of Penn, SecrCiGryoj
STATE.
Hon. RonEnr J. WALKER, Of Miss, SeUeiDy
ofMe Treasury.
Hon. WIN, l.. MAncr, Of n. Y, Secretary d
War.
Hon. GEoaGE BAScnoFr, Of Mass, Secretary
ellie Nary.
Hon. JonN Y. Mason, Of Va, ANy. General
Hon. CAVE JouNsoS, Of Tenn, Postmaster
General
All tho nominations were acted on and con-
frmed during the sitting, except that OF Mr..
Bancroft, which was postponed until tomorrow,
at the request Of some mcmber-irom what mo-
live, We cannot divine. The cabinc, 10 compo.
scd Of men Of talcnt--of fine business apltudcs
of unblemshed and exalted characters. All
of them are distinguished for devotion TO the de-
mocralic cause, each having seen at least sixteen
years Of hard scrvIcc-tweIvo years under the
lead Of Jackson and Van Buren,, and four during
the term which has resulted in the elevation Of
President Polk
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Don,t Nobe,i, rSna,r,

The following letter was received few days
ago by the postmaster at this place, and as he is
unable to give the information 1t asks for, he has
handed it over to Us. We hope if any Of our read
crs know ''any woman in this place by the name
Of Sary Chas, or any other name, they will not
fail to let Mr.. I'rilon know.
Mis- Fey 1915
mister posle master sur wish you Wood rite 10
NEE II yoa no Guy woman in that phase Ivy the nan
Of Sary Chas OF aney ulhcr nan in that phase that
hes gon by that nan small woman | hat rote to
bur and cant gete no anser WOO be glad if you
700 lctc NEE no il THAR wos such woinin THAR
to rite 10 me : you Cite this lcllr to lonTi-
yer london posle oils she drd Nv in Olivia
michigan WlLna rRgFoy
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GGu-rcss---l.nst Day.

Congress adjourned about four o'clock on ihc
mourning VI the fth lust, it, oAi,tcnee having hesn
prolonged few hours by the common srliicc o.
turning back the clock.
Al the great appropriation bills were passed
md sent TO the senate before midnight. The pre-.
siaen, vetoed The western river and harbor bill
and the bill for repairing revenue cutters. The
latter bhl was returned to congress in time fo'
them to pass II over his head, bu. the other he
kept 10 his pocket until it was too late 10 pass it.
This last DC, will not raise the veto president in
the estimation Of she west. Our people can see
neither tho justice nor consistency Of annually 70.
ling millions TO build and improve hnrbors at IA,
eas,, and denying my appropriation whatever fO
similar purposes to the west, on account Of somt
constitutional outlet.
The Oregon bill was los, in the senate. This
was owing TO an authoritative intima,ion that the
pending negotiations on the subject were about
TO tho people VI the u. 8. The National Intclli-
gencer understands from high authority, that in
the event Of failure OF tho part Of the ncgo,ia.
tors to agree upon tho respective rights Of the par
ties, tho Brush government have suggested the
reference Of the whole question to the arbitration
ofany European sovereign to be designated By
The government Of tho United States, agreeing to
abide by his award.