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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29
FEDERALISM BEFORE, AND FEDE.
RALlSM AFTER THE ELECTION.

RALlsM AFTER THE ELECTION,
Resolpcd, Thai ,vs ,piu help the Wings Of
Ohio TO beat Darid Tod for Governor BY 20
900 petes nert full, and are determined that
that, shall be ais miaimum Of The majority a.
gaiast him. Wing County Conventions 24th
January last,
CHUNG BE THE HEAVENS TN BLACK :
HUNG BE THE HARP UPON The WILL
LOW"
The minimum 10000 has been whistlcd
down to 1000. The Democrats have rsdu-
ced tho Whg majority TWO in the Senate,
and EIGHT in the House. We hare gain
cd one member Of Congress- under ihe old
district SYSTEM, but have been defeated in
the districts gyrremandered by an Infamous
majority. Why don't ysu Glow, coon?--Li-
MA Argas
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29
COUNTY DEMoCRATIc MEETING,
I'hc Popular yotc system.

At.n .J;o,,~,, IA .:!s. 81 W. 49,.
= '''se'''s - 'no Dg".s
c'auc parry q Putnam County, held at The
Court House ID Kslida, Oct, 26th, 1916
AZARlAH SMITH. ESQ. was called 10 the
r,h.;v .a3r wu,a,r
MI "N - : r: 1S'sa =
oplecs q Halu mse''ns pe'ng 'u'ly s'Asee
'by =. +. Metcalf, Esq, the committee pre-
yiously appointed 10 report plan fos The
better organization Of the Democratic bart,
A,....a. r, s.,S.-:. III ~ Z Z
~ ~ ,vs si's','
Aeso'eea' Ina, we ADOPT the following
luies 'ot ane reguia'ion o. me future nomln-
auons q NE party
~; Az County Conventions te De here
! VIZ, ue'u " 'he Ceun'y, snail be called and
puo,'sheu' ior as much as ieur consecutive
t msses 'h'nsd'a'ely preceding lhe Tune o.
uo,u'ng sucn convention, oy the central COM
muse o. 1ne Ceun'y
20. AZ me ilme 81 calling The County
Convention 'ne central committee shall ak
upon gay bs'ween me tln'o Of calling SAID
consen'ion, ana me holding o. Inc same, al
OF as near 70 The place OF holding the elcc-
"shs y eacn 'ownsnIp as may oe al Az con-
sen'en' ior 'he De@ecraey o. each Town.
snlP 70 mee', ana seiee,, py oa'ot me can
I'.s'es 70 % ssnpPo'1sa ~ me = eiec''on next
'ollsW!hs' ior ihe various oh'cers oi the
csun's: :r
/, os. ine rsll book q Inc elections thus
nsid snall % seaied up oy me Judges OF sald
s'scusn, ana 'fsnf'nllled oy me sald judges
20 mo Oeuh'y convention, by seme one OF
hs asisea'es appo'n'ea a. said primary cleo
, Az u, II. Tow..h,. A,..,;.r .c....,;d
three delegates shall ha slec,ed 5y ,he Dem
Scratic voters present q ottend ia Courty
Convention deliver aaid poll, Rack ,nd a..
Tend % ,ae ,raasac,on of such business ,s
shall from tirne 10 inns coma befors tho
Countv Conyen,;nn
4 sir. Al tbe Co,,n,y Con,snt;on. ,bs Pres.
idept aud See,e,ary af the same .ball II
cpen Convention. men md nd connt The votes
pi,ens n tIe Townshn, far ,bs var;ous off;. !.
Gers &c 81 ths Coun,v. and ,he man bay;no he
lare,st number &c ;nd;v;J,,.l .,.s. g., anv @
e~-> s.oS' " '''u'''uu~i sStoS tOi my
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29

STAND FROM UNpEn- The Michigan In
surence, anethcr Of tho Wild cats, is about
70 go tho way of the Cleveland Fireman's
lHsurenca, !, e. burst up.n lis circulation
is said 10 be about $l2o,OOo; coin $1,000 ~
cIeDsIand Plain DeIlercftse zM.
THE Abolition VoTs-The vote for
Lewis the ahpliiion, candidate for Governor,
was l0,597 Id 1874, the vote for King
was s,4I1.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
4, p.
L. &. HENDERSON.

ELGcrtoNS.-The news from the various
states ia which elections have been held is
indeed cheering 10 the wing cause a com
plete reaction seems to be taking place
throughout the uuion, Pennsylvania has
como out in favor of the tarif of 1919, and
her voice has been heard at tho poIls-thc
democrats have been routed il their stronr
holds, The cry Of 'poik, Dallas and The Tar.
if d 1872" was too fresh in The minds ol
the people 70 be humbugged again so soon,
hence they have voted for the wing ticket
thus giving a signal rebuke to those who be.
tragaa them in 1871, The wings have elect.
ed a majority Of the members Of Congress, a
'ns]erjiy Of the State Senate, aud a majority
Of the house of delegates, as well as the
election Of Power, the wing candidate for
Canal Commissioner. In Maryland the whirs
have carried the State by a large majority
and have an overwhelming majority IN the
legislature. In Vermont the legislature has
elected Horace Eaton, governor; Leonard
Largent TX. Governor and Elisha r. JeUe,r.
treasarer-all wing candidates, We have not
sufficient returns from Ohio to ascertain the
political complexion Of that state.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
no THE PUBLIC.

WITH the present number, my conncS-
lon a. editor and part proprietor Of the GA
asffH, ceases, having cold my interrs
therein to Francis q. Henderson. Esq
The paper viii htnerfbrh BE- conducted b,
Messrs Converse 4 Henderson,
In retiring from The Gazeie, | feel 1t M,
duty 10 return my sincere thanks to the
public AZ large, for the patronage and snp.
port | have received at their hauds. L
has been my stgdy NJ all times to advocate
with the beat OF my abilities the interests
ofthc party Of which the Gazette Ii MI
orgah--to defend harlesly the rights .
the mechanic aud wording man-te cn-
courage agtieNlWtn@=to foster any means
having for It's end the moral and intellect.
ual improvement Of the community IN
which have cast my lot &c | have not
succeeded in giving general satisfaction,
tho fault u not mime, have done my best.
would respectfully request The sane
patronage heretofore bestowed on the GA .
sFrrG n behalf ottbe present preprtctors,
Messrs, Converse & Henderson. No
pains shall be spared on their part to ron.
der The paper every way worthy Of patron .
age,
They arc both born and raised In this
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

FHom WAsn1NeroN.-A Washington
letter writer, under date of tho 18th inst,
gaye-
II Ia very difficult 10 ascertain nj what
eoast the capture Of Monterey has been
accomplished, and, during the uncertainty
which prevails, there il great anxiety and
apprehension abroad among tho numer-
Gus families, Individuals Of which vera en.
gnged in the fight. Instead Of n loss of
500 men in killed and wounded, Il ia zen.
orally supposed that it may oxccef twice
that amount, sufficient to cripple an army,
tho original strength Of which was only
5000. Adyices are daily expected from
New Orleans, the mails from which place
arrive more irreeularly than usual. Where
the fault lies | know not. Tho Postmas.
Ter General IL responsible in the eyes of
the 1people for these Repeated failures,
which al a moment Of such intense int.
rest, is more yexacious han at ordinary
times.
At tho Cabinet Council to-day, ii il
said to have beer agreed on That n new
and large issue of Treasury notes bear
ing an interest Of five per cent. should be
made. This ~ a step rendered necessary
by the failure If the Secretary of the Tiea.
: ry to effect a loan. The Government
has now determined TO cut itself adrift
from the banks.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
FOR SALE

@k2S The undersigned wishing to dispose
Of his plantation on account Of his
@V5 age and infirmities, offers for sale his
%2plantation ia the parish Of West Bat
on Rouge, which Is undoubtedly one of the
most desirable situations on he Mississippi
river. The land is rich and we'll Ordered
with the best quality of wood, a great deal Of
ash and a large quantity Of cypress, ata very
short distance from the river, there is a good
landing extending along nearly the whole
front Of the plantation, the land is high and
does not require large leVees, it contains about
nine hundred superficial arpents, two story
dwelling house, kitchen, and a number of
cabins and other out buildings, a large cotton
mill which is going to be made into a sugar
house this year by making an addition there
to. &C., -
Also, about 45 to so slaves of various sexes
and ages, horses, mules, and horned cattle,
sheep, dc.
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing can OBJ
faina necessary information, on application
to the undersigned at Bston Rouge.
30 October 1861 is.
]. p. MICHEL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
ENrnA

Ofthe Police Jury Of The Parish Of West Ia.
ton Rouge, held tho 18th October 1916.
Memb6fs present R6sgm6nd EIeleri, pro-
sident, II BBrgeron, J Bic. Labauve, Joseph
Landry, Francois AllalD, Peter Laftop, WIN.
LgnttnSn,
The President having stalled The object of
The meeting, which was 10 consult the Police
Jury on the necessity Of lakinR an appeal
from a judgment rendered against the parish
and In favor Of ] T Michel.
An account presented by John Ilnauot for
tho sum Of SI, ~ was allowed.
An account presented by J Bertrand, for
the sum Of one dollar, was allowed.
An account presented by ] Bertrand for the
for the sum Of S45, %, was allowed.
The parish attorney informed tho Jury that
a revision had been granted In the above case.
On motion the jury adjourned Sine die
o. LABAUVE. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

TINS HAREAs CoRPUs CAse.-Buck
who was arrested here some time ago,
charged with having committed a murder
in Harrison county, Texas. was brought
up yesterday before Judge Canon, in a ha.
beas corpus, His release was demanded on
the ground that none but the Executive OF
the State could arrest and detain a GRIM
inaI fleeing from another State; that Re-
corder Baldwin had not the power 20 com.
nit the prisoner unless the crime was
committed in this State; that he could at
the most only be detained for 40 days to-
await the requisition from the Governor of
Texas; that much more than that time
had elapsed and no req1isition had been
made. These points were made and well
sustaind by a young attorney, who dis
played decided ability, though a little
dashed Ply modesty, a quality which we
think, lawyers can better dispense with
than any other in the catalogue of vices
and virtues. heaaappIication was resisted
by District Attorney Sigur, who is an abe
iurist and speaks with ease and ability.
The Judge, in a brief and lucid Judge.
ment, decided against the application, and
remanded the prisoner to jail.
The prisoner is a young man of intelli.
gent and not unamiable ~countenance, with
a quick and flashing eye, and quite gem
teel appearance, and yet he is charged
with a most deliberate cruel aud Improve
ked murder .--Deltd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
WHbtAH MAMMA.
JuHiDE POLICE.

56anCe e1tradfdihaite dn luri de pojfss
de Ia p]afoisse dfOuest Baton Rouge.
Members preseht--H Befgefon, Rose.
tnond IIhberi, Joseph Landry, Pitfs Ls9i
ton, J y LabauyB, Francois Allain viii.
iam Lemon.
Le president R64em1hd H6bert a fail
eennaitre 10 but dc passsmbl6s leanel &.
TAFT ~d'aPproPtier dos t0nds pour les ee0ley
publidui6s.
L8 c8mit6 charge lie contractor ayse mn
dos 6ditButs do In Gazette do Baton Rouge,
u ftit s6fi rapport ct rappofts qn'l a con-
tfnet6 avbG Psditenr dc In Gazette do ia.
ton Rouge pour Ia s6fhtne de- cihqaante ri
astfes, ct quill s'obtigg do publigr iroiy fois
en- anglais Of en- l]raneais les procedures do
cbaduB s6ance du iuti, 1t dc %f9urnir
ohaGrs menbre ct al tr6sfr sr, une Gazette
dams laq1olle sefont publiBgs les procedures
du Juri de Police.
Sur motion le jufi a appr6pfi6 Ia som.
ms dc ded4 cents ~sol1anto piastres pour
les 6toles pabliques.
Le tres6rigr do Cetto pBtoisso est par eos
presgntes attoris6 a paper Il In We. Adopis
AAHbeIt ~ sUfIIEllB Hb u1uA cent tTGIRE CT IUA
EpiastrB lG8 CONNIE etant une balance
restaht gn caisss des fonds dos teoles pub.
liques p0ttvu heanmoins que son coinpls
Sc monte 4 cgtte somfne.
lie president est par COS prisenets autori.
81 4 bonner un mandat 4 M O'Keels nmi.
tired 6eol6 de Ia s6lnn0 de cent douze pias.
tres et 90 des tonds ani rentreront pour
les 6coles publi11es de PEtal 81 de In par
0isse pour fann6e 1s4G, OF 10 snsdlt man.
dat tie sefa payable qua Ia rontf6o des
f1nds cisdassus me1ti0nnHess
I'm e1mptg prosecute par J0deon Doiron
lie IL sofnme dg hut piastres est alibu6 ct
ID President est paf COS presentes a]btoris6
i lui donnef une mandaf.
Resolu, que d'oprds le c6rtifcal du re.
s~oriet, 10 president du Jufi De police soft
nutoris6 Il bonner III CertiHeat, siRnf, par
Gne maj6fit6 des smbfes du itri do police
CONNIE quot les fands vot5 par 10 l1ri de-
police pour les tc6lss publiqnea s0nt rem
tres dams IN caisse te h paroissc.
Sur motion le lufi s'cst adi0urbh.
sine dic.
BO5EMOND HEBERT, Pr6t.
q. IAnAUyE, GfHhiff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

AWFUL DEATn.-The Fall River News
says:-Mr. Nathan Sisson was killed in
Somerset, on the 9Th inst, by being blown
up, while blasting a rock He had flashed
the printing twice, bat the charge did not
go off. lie then undertook to put his prim-
ing wire down to the charge, when it ig.
nited the powder, blasting the rock, and
carrying away nearly one-halfo of the head
of Mr.. Sisson, and one hand, beside Other
wise mutIlating him very much.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
JOHN Il DUFROCQ.
ALBERT =. CUNNER@ f
NnEIEE,

The Undersigned have this day FORMED
u Gu partnership as editors and proprietofs
rthe Baton Rouge Gazette. They re.
quest a share Of The public patronage in
their new career, and pledge themselves
that no pains win he spared on their PAT
"a render the Gazette useful aud interest.
lug. No interruption viii he experienced
III the present subscription Iial ofthe paper
A. =, CONVERSE.
r. q, HENDERSON,
Ott. 9tgt, talB,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

CAPT. THORNTON, on his arrival at
Richmond, said that AMrUDrA was the
first man he saw after the battle of the 9th
May. A. pointed out to Capt T. his sad.
die, perforated with two bulIet-holes, but
they were in the rear ofthe saddle. and it
was very plain that they were fred when
AMPUDIA was with his back, and not his
face to the foe" Hereafter it may be said,
when a man is shot in the back, that he
was "AmPUDIA-ted."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

RATHER PERsoNAL.-A motion was
made by a member of the Legislature ola
Western State. 10 lay a tax on horses,
cows, asses, and other domestic animals.
A member moved to strike out the word
asses or amend the resolution bv inserting
the word ''quadruped" after animals, els,
he argued, the law might operate onerous
" on the moUer Of The resolutions and 9th
Ct honorable Members of the house.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
MgssHs. HptTotts.

MHHsHst HuTTDtss
Please announce Mr.. Anus In 9AaH
a. Candidate for Constable h Ward No. /
e%leetl8n to take place first dy Of N1vem.
Der next.
You are authorised 10 annaunsa Ma.
FRArets NHpHbhH, as Candidate Tor totis
stable in Wafd No. 1-eleetion to take
place first of November.
Ydh are authorised TO announce Thomas
Bills as candidate for The Office Of constable,
II Ward No. /.
You are authorised 10 ANNOUNCE Charles
lie Ray ne candidate for the Office Of 6onstal
bic, In Ward No "
You are authorised to announce Y Untnes
as candidate for the office Of constable, In
Ward Mo- q.
You are AUTHORISED to Announce J0sHPt
ptro, Hs n candidate for the office Of con
stable, In Ward No. 2.
Your authorised TO announce John Bra.
I'll az candidate for the Office Of constable
In Ward No. ..
You arc authorised to announce lssaat
NJ Pulleh as candidate for the office Of con
stable, in Ward No. q.
YOU are authorised - Announce Ed
GUARD Cousinard as candidate for The 6fiet
Of constable, in Ward No. 9.
YOU afs authorised To announce Mr..
Charles L. Hall as eandidatB for The office
Of constable, in Ward No. 9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
THE B. r. GAzETTE.
CONVERSE 81 HENDERSON.
pVIpRIETOitS.
NATON ROUGE, OCTOBER 9lat, lsl'
M HrsaTc our Terms ms ate

Iht Hassifr our TgmS-from and after
his late We shall Invariably charge rs fol
Fif uhe years Subscription " paid
rreViaus "a expiration oftefntt ~ w
raid alter, aud The trouble Of rum
Ming aitei ~ v w
Advertising aud sub by the year, 70 90
Carts Vt Doctors, lawyers &r, per ~
year, - w
Advertising per square 10 lines to -
ttnsiiiutuie a4anafe nHeihssrtton, w
Every subsequent insertion, quo
Announcing d candidate for public
ufitr, (f q snbsetiber,) y w
Announcing do (non-subRcrlbet,) 20 w
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
JUN DE POLICE.

u iE = FHIf =
Btanee eHtfa0fdinaira do Juri do Police dc
Ia ]paroisse Quest Baton Iteugs lenus 10 IL
OGtgbfe 1916
Msmhfes presents Rosetnond HILBERT Pet
II jetggfop, J BE. Labauye Joseph Landry
Francois AlIain, Pitfe Lafton, Vim. Lem
mon.
La President fHit CoDnailre le bill de Pas.
sbmtlbe, lsaUel etait de eebsultsr l'opinion
Jnfi eur Ia Dbeesitt do p]fendre, uB appel dom
i1esnsnt rehdu eotdfe In ~pafoisso on favour
dc ], 7. Michel,
TN eomple presents par Joan lt0gaet DO Ia
egmmo de Sl,g5 a bta aIlonb.
In ropp'e p]rtssntt par J bertrand, do ia
mn do n 100 ii 6tA ailoHh.
Un C6tnpte pttsebtt par ]. Bertrand de- IL
somtne De 1855 q etc a1Iou6,
bavogat de n parfDisss inf0fma la iuti au'il
= await une revision ia II cause susdile.
Sur motion 10 juri s'est aiolrHta Sine Die.
q. JABAUVE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
o. LAnAUyE, Greffier.
NOTICE

f. hereby given, that in pursuance u
contract wi h and under instructions from Tho
Surveyor General Of the public lands tor tas
State Of Louisiana, ! viii r6.suryoY and mako
the corrections Of the lines, Of public lands
and private claims, embraced 10 tho follow
ing Townships, IN tho parish Of East BATON
Rouge, Gfeensburg district, 1haislana, viz
Township No. 7, south Of range no. l, wgst {;
In which Baton Rouge Is situated 10. 7,
south ii range no. |, east, Township 10 r.,
south II range no. 2, east, Township 10. y,
south 81 range no | west, and Township 10,
b south 81 range no. | east.
being daily commissioned BY r r Landry,
u. States Sur. General for tho State Of Louis.
lana, | will be- prepared 10 execute private
surveys, IN any part of tho State, aud also
I6pseltrw In all It's branches. Letters address
sed to tho caro- of Thomas II Weightman,
Esq, Sur. General Office, DgualdsonVills, Or
Daniel d Avery, Esq, Baton Rouge, viii
meet with the early attention Of
], CLAYTON TAYLOR,
u. y. Deputy Surveyor a. Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

A PATRIARcH.-Thc Montreal Times
translates the following from the Revue Ca.
nadienne: "An old man died at Wexford,
Upper Canada, a short time since, named
Daniel Akin, but rejoiced in the soubriquet
Of Black Dan. At the time of his decease, he
was 40 years Of age, and during his life had
contracted seven marriages, by whom he had
had on incredible number Of children, grand
children and great-grand-children. in all a.
bout 570-370 of whom are boys, and 200
girls"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

Mr. Charles Guedry is proposed as a
candidate for the vacant seat in the Police
Jury or Ward No. |. He Is an honest
and industrious mechanic, aud will no
doubt make an active and useful member
Of that body.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

A Florida EreeWigu ~ man named
HoIlamtn was hung al Quincy, Fin on
The Cd met for murder. A man who guar
dsd him 10 The place Of execution gives
The following aer0tnt Of lie execution to
the editor If the Chatlst9n Evening News:
The guard assembled al the Jail about
II o'clock, and in II short time tho pfiso-
nef made Ills AppgaFa noe, accompanied
by the sheriff and his deputy, he was dress
ed IN his shroud, with n cigar in his mouth
He Hppaatd 10 BIZ cool and unB1Beefned,
he mounted the cart with alaefity, and
nodded to q number IF persons he knew.
Sitting behind hin in the samB cart were
Two preachers. The sheriff and his assist
ant were m q buggy IN advance of The
cart! the whole wrte surrounded by The
Enatd, AMI in This way we moved on to
the Eall0ws, accompanied by about two
thousand PERSONS HalIamah smoking his
cigar all the way. In going TO The gallows
It was necessary to pass close 10 the back
Of The house IN which his family lived, and
while passing. his wife aud children same
out crying; but this esnB seemed to make
no impression on him ha-looIted oh lhetn
with perfect indiffersnes. Arrived at The
galloRs, he threw away his Bigar. pulled
OF his hal, said bis prayers, and directed
thu sheriff how to lie his arms go ~ TO
prevent him Struggling. After al was al
ranged TO his satisfaction, he made d short
speaoh 10 tho crowd. saying he was limo.
cent and had made peace with his God
&c, After he bad concluded, The sheriff
asked him If he had anything moro to say.
he replied that he had not, bnt that hs WIS
ready. The rope that supported the plat
form ON which he sIoUd was cut, and he
was launched into eternity. There was
no sympathy shown for The po0r wretch,
since every one present was fully e%oavin.
eed of his guilt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

AccrDENr.-The flagstaff in the Place
d, Armes, while undergoing some repairs
yesterday, broke near the base and fell
with a tremendous crash across the foun-
tain in the centre of the square, An an
Choir had been hoisted up to the top of the
staff, and owing to its weight, or the strain
ing of the timber in hauling itup, the acct
dent occurred.
N. 0. Pic. 81 ndaY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31
NOTICE.

The undersigned grateful 10 his frisnis
and customers for past patronage ]fespeol-
tallt informs them that This day tOtt. 31st.
1851 closes his business.
As he is about 10 leave Baton Rouge On
Thursday ne&t, he trusts that those who
have att6unts with him will settle them By
That time,
WHttAa M4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

F. no RENT@T'hs house end Int
lately occupied as n tavern by A
Waddill, Esqg in The town Of baton
&c. Rouge. Apply to H. sttEPpERs.
Cashier Branch City bank.
Oct. al 1870
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

Tho partnership hetetoIofe e)ti7ting BE-
twren Dufnoca " CoNyBRsr Ia this day
dissolved by mutual CONSENT Those who
are indebted 10 the Gazette will p'en=n
call aud SETTLE promptly with John X Do-
trocq who Il authorised to receipt for the
NhLmn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

NEw ATTORNEY G~ENERAt-Ihe Prosi-
don't has appointed NATHAN CbtfraRp, of
Main, Attorney General Of tbs Uuited S:atea,
vice JoHS Y Macon, resigned, The Wash
ington Union Of the l7tb instant, thus noticea
the appointment,
" Mr. Clifford ts nov IN Washington, where
he arrived on FRIDAY, and expects to leave 1t
il a few days. to make arrangements for his
resident in this city. 1t ID the frat cabinet
appointment which Main has ever received,
and we hazard lutte Ia the assertion that the
mantle has / lnn upon shoulders which are
worthy of wearing II. Mr. Clifford Ia In the
prime oflite. On leaving the Congress Of
the United States, he left anane behind him
Of which any citizen may justly be proud.
In the national councils, as we'll as in his
own State, he has been distinguished by the
integrity Of his character, the irmness Of his
principles, and the talents Of a politician a.
we'll as a iurist. Com; Times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-31

THE AMERICAN FLAG IN CALIFORNIA
We are indebted TO Commodore Sloat
for Kingston, (Jamaica,) papers of the
Cd inst The only important item is the fol
lowing relative to American achievements