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Democratic banner., 1846-01-10

iH' "'
Tin rre>c,te to Congress by Nh. Douglass Of
ul,o.. cr,viJi,r Tor Tie encouragement a.
nra,,, s.,.
eng 't u. ,
line GIVING OF 'i9!,'' 10 ''e".
be carried oHl w" ne ,'">' Tl ,.,, ,.
iof The lam oi t'S county, " pc, =,
panry la''s' hr>l 'r+>'' ~ @''''~ ~
iore the emigration |" ''t7"" ia I.a,,,r,
ted IN su!!iclr"i MnIi,e', . ! ~ L,
Mailing Is 50 wei 'aie"'4'c' 10 ""N "'
sect as to apFor''on We i.,'I' '',''.] ,"e "..I.
settlers. Inc fo',' H''o''I'
TIE Appropriation o. inc n'" ,fl
III aGr'''"n 10 ~ - Ia, =, I.,.,,c.
press The preparation, tor the defence OF the
country. We "n'eI>'.'',. "',' ,%o|l +, .c
bronph, forward for this purpose. Why should
result as ii may, we cannot conceal the fact
that the English government are D">y lf,P"-
Democratic banner., 1846-01-10

In the arctic regions, when the thcr"om-
ctcr is below zero, persons can converse al
more than Il mile distant.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-10

Every man in difficulty. poverty or dcspon-
dency. should think, when the verge OF III
ter despair, that there ere hers in the world
worse oil than him,cIf, w,o are happy and con-
'cntcd.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-10

Paine says chat the origin of aristocracy
was worse than robbery. 1t was Robbery.
The first a~ri>tocrrts in all countries were
bri5and5. Those OF later times, syco-
rhantS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

been made in season, and tha neg law will
be- phi IN tofeh Without 0agasi9aIiie any
pHreebtibls jat Ut UBm notion III business
movements.
One II The Immediate Consequences If
The practical operation Of Tie tariff, will be
to throw upon tho t]nafItnt q large quantity
0ffFftain articles, stth as Havana Sugars,
Sail, stes, which had been placed IN bond,
n await Tie fa rgfalle htotnent when they
might he taken ati under a systam If II
unfinished duties II Is MT, however. our
impression that the prices II slieh products
*tll stifaf material depression tf6m This
eartaa, rs dealers have baeH peflaatlY
awafe Of The faft. and prices ~lHtterly have
bepn, il u maasttre. modified by the Ger
taiuty that the stock would lie greatly In.
creased Goin and after tho fifst Of Dseems
Der
The tHriH has been on long . lone u
contention Among politicians, That we ere
heartily glad he pe6Ple will Al length have
a chance b. decide dispassiJaataiy upon its
merits and with a direct reference to The
principles II embraces and their practical
working, There Is no doubt that. The act
Of 1910. while very laf from being 81 model
Of a Ffse Trade IafiIT. opportunities sDf.
h%tienIly tpaf that standard to enablB The
advocates Of The two great schools Of Pro
lsttidn and Free Trade 10 daInra n feaz
| snrable conclusion as t8 the benefit which
ote ~ The other Il likely to pHhtf. ffuin IIih
result That will follow The present AtL II
tniy. indeed. br regarded as The first aF q go
ries Of experiments upon the application Of
commercial reciprocity IN Our system Of
duties hpon imports. Il has been made but
partially. II Is true, bat sltll as far rs it goes.
ilz stiernss of failure will he considered a
q trsi of the validity If tho aforesaid pfin=
Giplr. The lapse Of q twelve month will
iplace al parties IN a position to form Hn
unbiased opinion nennnriation and pm.
ngyfit Hre now equally premature mud UNA.
vaiIing. The bin So long and tnanGdly
assaiIed on one eide. md dnGenIed en The
aiher, has Become y law. ly lis fruits II
hmIst he Judged, Should It answer The put.
poses Il lis friends. and bring All adequate
amount uf tnvrhltn into tbs treasury, thr
predictions NJ its friends will be vindicated.
Should Il fail in this. and should the mann
featuring interests languislt under 4 profit.
lFas existence, The sagaeity u Ito foes will
be- Justified. aud the country will dec, lr up
ot the ptopfInty 81 ila modification IN the
Interim. lot the law have 4 fair Trial. aud
let time bn tho lost Of It's eaicienry.
Com. Jimfs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
HORRIBLE STORY.

LOVE AND MUHpEn@~TuE WAY THEY
30 THESE rutaGs IN FnAgeE.
A pttnfiIIy 70 nantiG afntr recently came
before The Court Of Assize IF In Dfome
France. In 1912, a young farmer Of la
ChapeIle. Ves.G0urs, namid Picard
solicited the hand Of Vlcioirc Samuel, the
daughter f another burner. A. they had
been long attached to each other, the ofgf
Of marriage was agorably received by
Vlc,0itej bat her parents, bging DESTROYS
ofn weaIthief husband for their daughter
than Pea ID, rejected bis suit. For Two
years tho disappointed lover endeavored to
change the determination Of these world
ly-minded people, but IN vain; and at
longth, urged by his owa family he CON
scented 10 marry another female, who had
been selected by his friends. This mar
riagc took place IL March, 1914. The wIfp
Of Picard died in chiId-bed early in 1916,
and Picard, after II lapse Of Il few months,
again renewed his suit to the parents Of
VIctoife, bit with equally bad success, al
though bis conduct was without reproach.
On the other hand, the parents Of Victoire
resolved upon her marrying a Weather
suItor, named Rttton; and in spits Of the
poor girls entreaties, the wedding was FIX
ed TO take place on the 18th of February
last. On the l4Ih Picard, who had, it ap.
pears, contfiyed to have an interview with
Vlctoire, left his home for the village in
which she lived with her parents and, on
his arriving in front Of the house, he saw
her IN her knees praying neal an
open window. lie raised his fowIing. piece
which he had brought with him, fred, and
the girl fell dead. Then, placing The 9th.
err barrel at his own mouth, he discharged
it, with the intention Of committing sui
eide. TIE wound that he inflicted was
severe, but not mortal, and he wa able TO
irag himself back to his own house, a dis.
Of half a league, leaving a trace of
blood the whole way. On reaching home
he resolved IN comp'ete the work Of self
destruction, and getting upon the roof of
the house, threw himself off; but this time
also death refused 10 come TO his aid. He
vas taken up with q leg and arm broken.
As the person who fred the gun at VIC
.oire had not been recognized, it would not
nave been known al once that Picart was
Ter murderer, for he was unable to speak
n write, and could therefore make no
confession, but before he had set out for
Ter residence c, he had left for q friend an
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
THE NEW TARIFF.

Ibis being the first day Of December,
tho new Tariff Btll, known az The act 81
1910. goes into effect. A our CONNER
ctal readers are doubtless aware, the new
Iaritf differs in many material features
from that hitherto In operation. The etnn.
gea are chiefly in the amount of duties, few
articles being taxed which were previously
admitted free, aud lew being exempt from
duty which had before been subject 10 tax
alton. The transition from the old 10 the
new system, though immediate, will, wa
apprchend, be effected without much con
fusion or disturbance. The Ctrstomhouse
officers will have a busy time of it, and the
various iilnctionartes viii require some
practice ere they become expert and expe.
dltions in calculating / ie rate Of duties, in
conformity 10 the exclusive III ualorcm prin.
eiple, But in the course of a week or
two, things will move along smoothly
enough, and the community viii become
accustomed to the practical operation of a
system, thus far, we believe, untricd in this
country.
Little Inconvenience will be expcrien-
ccd from the sudden substitution of one sys.
tenn of duties for another, in conseque nee
Of the prudent forecast which dictated the
provision in the new Tariff, by which it did
not acquire force of law until several
months after its passage. The merchants
have had ample time to prepare for its ac-
ion, and they have profted by the oppor-
unity. Every species of go DIS in pack
upon which a different duty win he
evied from that which it now pays, has
been ~re-ezpored for the benefit of
drawback, to be again entered under the |
.ct of l646, or has been bonded under the
VarehOusing system. As the entire trade
as been fully aware of the proposed
and cognizant of the period when /
would take place, no injury nor loss can
ccrue. The necessary preparations have II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
Hr al1nKaE1a
NEW ORLEANA ctneHa

NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS
bate oftte Ametlea6 Theatre, New OrIoaBs,
ths largest ard Hast extGfsigB establish
tnent 10 hborifa
sP a1fCkEEY, soie P,owitfot.
M, w. MA=ea, Agent,
ltiI be- exhibited 81 Hti6B R6npe IN
TB1sd Y aDd filthy Dr.. Al ana 5at ls4G.
FOR TWO HlGllrS ONLY
There VOL be ! grand ta9 betfotmahts
gwen On Friday 4th tnsr, commencing ii Q
o'elfak.
The celebrated Nov Orleans Brass band
is attached 10 ibis company, and viii ere
cdt6 s6fne fayoftt0 airs upon tlEjr entering
each town.
This immense concern bas been entirely
refilsd IN 4 superior and costly style for
1916 and lbs manager takss pfids IN say
ing that The universal gsatlgfBaGly dsp6rf-
tbGnt Of IFS members has induced ths press in
those cities where they have had tho hon0r
Of appearing, To awaFG 10 II tho nam 6f b6-
Ing th9 only we'll regulated establishment IN
America, Among Tho performers will be
found
Mas PSTteKaEY, The CREST American
h6rsemab, vito stands without 4 rival IL IT.
ding, driving aud managing z, 4, and q hof-
sfs.
M ] WmrAHEe, The celebrated dramatic
equestrian will appear a. the shipNfesked
Mariner
Mn. II GAgDHEn, he wonderful double
sufnmeFsel thrower and classic rider viii app
pear.
Miss R0sALtyE STtcEsET, the celebrated
female equestrian, who stands unFiyailsd III
Europe 0r America, viii appear ii 4 f8pid
and daring leapfua act, beyer before atf6npt-
I'd by any %fefpale, and rarely eguaIicd BY tho
besf male pedestrians Of the day.
MK, u JEaatEas, she wonderful posture
master, and highly gifted son will appear and
int rodace one 81 the most pleasing acts over
prggeutel 10 The public.
Nh. $ HLDWfa, the great India Rubber
Man and Hlud0o JGRgler, Wbo has just 70.
turned from d professional tour through Eli
rope, il also attached h fhis concern.
Mr,W LAKE will Introduce his wonder
fol Dogs, Bio ard RoLLA, whose high train
ing haze rendered them The wonder Of tho
day.
The celebrated horse C~fNcfzgArUs, vii
be introduced by his tutor, Mr.. ~ = Stick
.uey, and 70 through bis wonderful fgata,
which have asf0nishGd every befoIder.
Mous CASHIER, the drum Major Of Franco
and great Hereaies will appear.
The two infan prodipics Masfer SAN and
Misg ELoCItE SrfcgsEY whore fairy.Ike ap-
pearauce IN the ring have almost led tho
incfedul0ug 70 believe they were Inhabitants
of another world, will also appear III acts Of
horsemansbip, dances, Be.
Together with Messrs. Percslf, Hendricks,
Swain, Hickney, Cobb, Nichols, Miller,
Mast, Jones, and a host Of others unnecesaa.
ry To name.
Clown to the whole, the far.fansd GAG
son.
Every attention will be paid 10 the observ-
suce Of good order, which 10 always iudiapen.
sable 10 vol regulated exhibitions,
Doors open Al 8 liz o'clock, to
at 7 liz.
ADHfssros-Bozes 80 cents, children half
price-pit for servants - cents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
DON'T gE ALARMED "
MOORE HAS GONE 10 TEXAS,

tTthM HERE, YEfltH
YOU can Ill bays your watches, clerks
and iewetfy repaired, !" th4 sbaflfst notice.
by leaving lhsfH At The old stand-tof | have
nov, in my %stabl9g, d frst-t4tH workman.
and between rs both, We IRE pfrpai ID to do
things up br0Un.
hive just t~eceiga0 i fine assortment If
t]sgslfg. consisting, 10 part, If tho follow
ing
Gold and silver pens and pencils. gaid
t6eksfs and miniature eases, eaf rings La
dies Bnd gaBilsmah's breast pins gold studs,
bracelets, clasps. lips md snats, foaffrh9F,
watf9ssfals, scarf pms, gnld spsftaetbs, polg
aHd stFal Wstsh k9gs. vast and ftit chains.
q dd, steel mounted wateb ribbons, b6uq8et
holders, h4if ufHanebls, polka head dresses,
coral necklaces, silver ibtmbIss, Af.
Besides 4 fHg ASSOC tfasHt 9f steel iewat-
~,
Also Il great variety If other goods, such
as Knives, scissors anil faz9 :, steel pens,
combs brushes p~aff1msry, ne.
Ladies' and 9zAtiefdsn are af9 respectfully
iuyitgd to-etR AMI sz4mlHg for themselves.
n. H. Old gid and silver wanf8d.
g. &. TUI"TLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

q affecting lsttBfg written In 4 way which
shows bis edaeat ion ~ have besn aboys his
position in life, III which hs announce d
that BY an arrangement between Vist6ifb
md HIMSELF they bad agreed to die IoGetbs
Of, as ihsfH was nov 4 certainty That they
you'd never bs uHilpd IN mattiaEa. This
letter led to arrest.
After having been In prison ssVhFBl
months, ugdaf medical care, he had sofi=
fiahtly recovered 10 b. removed for tflaI
bat his appearance NJ the bar excited 4
painful emotion, tfH could sfaffely stand
and bic answers H. The President were
hardly f6tslItgiblH, FIT d t6ftiGh If hi
lDBgtte was shot away IN HE fret attempt
10 commit suicide. The dpfsb6e made fut
him was, that the death u Vieloifs was The
result az MI agreement come a. halWset
| lbsm. and Picard himself declared thal
his only regret was ndt having been able II
90 with her ~ a better world, after he
dfuel treatment he bod etpnttabeed IN.
| This drfHhae wHs successful The Jury, HE
tbf 81 dslibsfali0h If Only n few minutes
teI0thsd Il verdict 6F hfquiiial, md ih6
court ordered The immediate liberation ID
the prisoner.
A GINS ron 4 Han TbMPHR,-A cheer
fol iefnpef~net OCCASIONALLY ~. but habltlally
eheafjDl-is Il 9baity which no wise man
would he willing Ia dispense With IN ehB6-
sing n wife, II is like n good fire n winter,
d~iftsiys and genial ii lie Influence, and nj
ways approached with a confidence that 4
viii comfort and d0 good Attention ID
health 10 one great means If maintaining
Ibis excellence uninpaifed, end attention
to h69sF6ld affairs il H%nHtFtrf, The state 81
body which women tall bilious il inast In
iiniHal - habiinai thhrffaIpnss. aHi thai
which girls oaI havihe 0nthipg 10 ~, but
Which ! eall idlsness, i a1naly so, |
ha ye always strongly recommended exet-
dice rs tho ffst rule fgt preserving bsaltlg
but there IL an exercise ~ domestic useful.
ness, which. without supefsndinR that 10
The opnn ar, IL highly beneficial 10 health
B8ilr Of mind ahd b6dy. in1sinifh ~ Il adds
to other benefits, The h]appiasl Of ali ssnsa=
lions, lint 81 having rendered 7pfhe Assis=
lance, 6f done s6tDs good. Let ne pHtfeat
my Young Tenders. # They avpr feel a len
deney 10 catsn In4s fundamentally, # they
are afflicted with cold feet and hHadarIte,
bat above all with intHtiangs and rtita=
billy, So tbst fhny "aH scarcely maka n
pleasant reply wliHp spoken h, let me sn-
treat lhem 10 mike q trial IF tho system
I nm recommending n0t simply 10 run IN.
To The Kitchen mud tfths VIII he servants,
bot 10 sst about dong semsthi1g That vii
add ~ ths ernafaI comfort 6f fhs family.
md that vii NJ Tho sHfne time feliBva
snrpe 1T The family n 4 portion IT daily
toll. ! foat / ts n very n~nt6fnanfig 6%6n8lu=
sion to fotfr 10. but thy firm conviction Is,
that ha tho mlsfriss # young w6nap.Bnd
half their III lembets, might be avoided Nv
habits Of defoaslm activity .-I1e DaDgh.
ters NJ England.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
HORRIBLE MURDER

The day before YESTERDAY ~ tiia t]1nFntnu
tho parish Of r.. James was Tho saene IT nnt
II llnHn mnFttnfa. The nnrpetfators If which
tanout be sufficiently punished NY human ius-
ttrr.
Me- fn,iIa niefary. NJ this rattsh. taytng
,s,,a ,n , turtH,g s..grs,,t hstitI HI.
plan,atiop. lon his horse At tbp entrance NJ
| The f,tgst ,,bst, hs :, ,aqt,,I II ond z,,,,r
Mann. n, hat ,e,,aotr y,llu1 , rav nam.
,,h,, h., ,li..,sztna , mann, man .a1 ,.,,,.,
s,,,tn,t ,,,,otl. ha, u,h ,tt,,,snt,e
eano,an,o.r A. ntah,,, ,.ir,ty ,.ai,,l
r., ,h,ur and poro,tyin. ,h,v had had tntsn
thons. la aimed =, thg na,-to man h,, fatally
h- sr, -nanrui ,vi., il a,r,,,,,o, TIA
,,.g, -,,ant,,,ul IA. ,ht, H,u, .,,oe,.u -,
z.ints ,,e,, ,hs u,tutnrato nuA.,y .n,t
n,,nd.d him wun a lpir, h1.t,. yot IN b
-I.t, n,La.. ,stal T., .., 49, Lz .
D'''I'' " 49, w. J..
e9'"' ""' we ""G'" 's'''"F'' ''"'9 ''''
" aim P"ee''"o" ~ lhFoN ny MN "oWh'
"e,"'s '"P ''"' wat ~" was sPe"'og " H'''
y ~ ~ 'u'0'' "''7',' w "0''''
..1sa,t h,,,,. - ~. L..4 .
rsgt., ,hts nav .sg,u,n,. Az pt.h,sv ,h,n
l,psI tbs psgrs man Il, loan 90 III, ,yon,,,
bnttha dret made himsetf master IT The enn
and broke it an tho shuII Of hts victim II
Yesterday, IN The alefnnon, thu mBttlated
body at Mr. Oirh4ry "aa accompanied t. HE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
NOTICE

The undersigned having rented the estab
lisbment, kh0@h rs MIcbel's Chfee house
On Church street, would respectfully inform
ibe citizens Of Baton Rouge, that he viii
continue 81 The SANG old stand. There arc
two billiard Tables and 10 pains shall be-
spared by him to render the house. an agfsea-
bic resort for those Who will bg pleased 70
continue th1if patronage 70 him.
The bost supply Of liquors viii be kept
constantly on hand,
o. HACKET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

ORR NEW RoLLER,-We " our rca.
ders an apology for the dull appearance OF
our paper the past two weeks Oar roller
was Of such bad material that it was al.
most impossible to make the paper legible
ii sone places. We have now a fine new
roller and hereafter we expect to be ena-
hled t, give 10 oar readers a clear and ill.,
t,rcstiug sheet. Much credit is due our
"Davif' for his attention in preparing our
roller, and we feel confident that YOU
will all concur with us in giving the Dcra
his due.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
From the Comr illness
MONTERREY OFFICIAL DIES
"a TttFItF4

These Important dor,menfz. FIR which
MI ranks Of nor population have Deen wait.
inu l,r q cntaltstnhlp time with tho ,,t,aszl
tmpatrnre, hnya n leng,h been publiat,pd.
Tho Washington Union Of tho ptst il.
staur. has almost exclusively dnvotn1 is
r]ainfnnz IN their insertion. IAnuAnv IAv.
ton has aeain adInd 10 his frnrt,Iion sn
a atnolr.rniuiad frank. and onap. hearted
Republican GanefaI. IN his simple detntl n
the operations nfltta army, which led II
atrh brilliant ~rnatttis. s,raminely uncon.
artrts If the genius and military skill
which directed the whole. he Is. warm In
his eientnitms 0H tho merit Of his sithDt.
dinata o]iltanra. The country, lownvef.
knows and Inala bis DESERT. b]eirblrr,nd con
stderatly hy the modeaty which accom-.
pnniea IT,.
r. ono nfthoar 90 ntninieations there IL fl
paaanee which wo cannot fnfrnin from nd.
yeflnu ia. since il atnwa fhs ptolnnnd 81
earity nfthr old Chief. Gen, TAvton. i,
speaking If the enrmy's ratfeat to saitIl1o
IN IVA che considers himself "a much mnstnf
If Snltillo, ~ II he wete actually In that
CITY," Onr latr Iu~teliigrurs from Monte.
rey. brought ly Major GRAHAM, proves this
admirable truth Of The observation. The
victory nj Monterey did make him mnsfrr
Of SaIttllo.
The official renorta from Generals
H~urtpn, QutrmAv, HAMrn. etr.. follow
those Of tho Conmander.tn.chief Of the
army Of operations, and afford mos, annie
evidence of the spirit. diacipline and indo.
uitahIo eottfare Of the brave men who
have m adorned thc military ,nraI. ortha;r
country. by combating with alccess s,,eb
f.nrGll odds. Gener,I Worth's desnatehcs
do not accompaov those above ,nehtiansd
but nre promiaed IN The next prtnher ac thn
Union. Some others, from General Wool.
are nlso to appear. of far less account. bo,v,
over. thnn tboae which arc now On THAR
vay hence To WASHINGTON list If IN
ed, wounded and missing during The tbron
IN ~ liebt. viii the nance nf H. No..
who ftll ~ were disabled. IL Mao nnLltsh.
The same resnert Ia r. h, A. IA ths
non.commfsaioned officers orJ n~,iyn,ea
killed-thcir names and rant o,no,d~d
The total losa appears to be it,gt 4oo kin.
ed, wounded and missing, which exactly
coineidss with orr c-orfesnondsn,,s Isttsy
dated Monterey. October fatb. pnblisbcd ,
few weeks since-an admirabIe proof, Of
his diligence and correctness.
The following passage. which we extract
from Gen. Tayior's communicated "a tho
Adiutant. General Of the arnv. dated Nan.
OH October, contains IN 4. few lines
MI that is necessary to be- known, 70 oive
a INST idea ortbo dia;rnl,ins cnnonnte,aJ
una e~'e'eo!he ny our gallant iellows' on
."ts OCCASION ana Tue 9nlnvitlng aspect
""icn "!o'''erey presented 10 tneir leader
CONSIDERING 'ne numerical lhleflorlty Of ms
army on MS lfs' approving us walls 1t
was tIulJ u splehuu Ieat OF arms
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
RosgMoSp CArDEvttLE.
ORDER "a. 1.
HEAD QUARTERS, 3D. DIvfs.

AD+Fs He VIZ lB4D
Dnabogne, Non. 20
PURSUANT to the appointment confer.
red on me by the governor Of Louisiana, and
in conformity to the act Of 1912, | hereby AZ.
sumo command Of this division and announce
the following appointments as constituting
the Division STAFF
John Htgan, Louis Hebert, c NJ Halle,
Aids de Camp. Edward Dalo1y, Inspector,
Al 3 Heron, Quarter master, Charles 4
Thornton, Paymassef, w B Scott, ~. ID
Surgeon.
On Tuesday the 18th proximo an election
will be held under the orders and supervis-
ion ofthe officers commanding the several re-.
gimeo's Of the 9Th brigade, for a Brigadier
General, vice q 3 Rousseau whose commits
sion has expired.
Commanders Of Brigades will address me
at Bayou Goula Post office, Parish Of lber-
vile, and furnish me with all returns requir-
ed BY the Aajutant and Inspector General.
FL g. w. BUTLER,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
CO.PARTNERSH HIP

TUxIs & FLoRAycE have formed a en-
partnership in their line Of business. J
Tuniz keeps the coffee house adjoining col
Malta and ] Plorance the one adjoining J
Sans They viii always have on hand an
assortment Of liquors Of a superior quality
which they will sell at wholesale and retail
cheap for cash.
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The partnership heretofore %rttsfthH Ia
lwren DrtHouQ Il CoNythsH IL Ibis day
diaaolyed by mutual consent Those who
are inIeithd Ia The GaspttF will Please
eoll aud settle promptly with John II IN.
i.oea, who Ia authorised 10 receipt Iof The
al fttif
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AFFAIRS IN CALIFORNIA.
Proclamation Of Com. Stockton 10 The PEG
ne Of CaEf ornia

4 FWNfttHEAFfVW IT NV"W' NtWtAtUN 20 NtN Z 90
pie Of California.
We copy the following from the Union
received yesterday:
On my approach to this place with the
forces under my command, Jose Castro,
the Commandant-genera of California
buried his artillery, and abandoned his Tor.
tilted camp of the " Mesa" and fed, it is
believed, towards Mexico.
With sailors, the marines, and the Cali
ornia battalion Of mounted rifemen, we
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the residence Of Rosemond Capde.
vile, one 01e above Plaqusmins ferry, n
dark brown horse, about ~ lands high, has a
lump on the left fofe-6ot lock, 3 black and
one white foot, a scar on the rump, and 4
small star on the forehead.
Any person who viii give Information al
this office Of said horse, Or restore him to the
owt'or near Plaq1gmine will be literally 70
warded.
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