davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
LATE FROM MEXICO WA HAvANNA

The New York Express of Monday has dates
via, Havana, from the city of Mexico, to The
3lst u!, and from Vera Cruz to the Cd of June.
Paroles is about TO march 1000 men, or more TO
the seat of war with army of reserve, and is max
ing extraordinary efforts to raise money and men,
the last seeming more abundant than the irst.-
The departure Of Paroles would be difficult to
accomplish. The revolution in the South had not
been suppressed.
Bustamente would be President of the Con-
gress, and Paroles Of tho Republic, Congress be.
ing in his favor. In case Paroles marched TO the
frontier Gen. Bravo TO be Vice President. The
Ministers of War and Marine had resigned.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25

You seem afraid OF panics occurring from the
specie leaving yonr shores. beg TO ask whether
the large measures ot protection both you and we
have hitherto had. has prevented those pancs -
If not. why rely it for producing this effect in
future Protecting duties have the very reverse
effect Of what you aliege-they aggravate tho
evil. Panics will always occur in commercial
counties. with less intensity where the channels
OF commerce are not DISTRACTED and damned M
by unwise restrictions. Your banks being obliged
10 curtail their discounts when there are heavy
calls On their vaults, is necessary and salutary
check 10 excessive speculation. and helps 10 pre-
vent its going to dangerous lengths, dsorganizinp
the trade of the country. and producing great dis
tress to many.
wrote you few has,y lines when first was
made aware of the use made of the extract of my
letter to Mr. Rolfs. but since Won have favored
me with copy of all your letters. | fel, called on
to endeavor To show the error yuu have fallen nio
not only in commercial point of view, but in a
moral one. The more we are depending On each
other the better. Natural interest begeis strong
friendships. and greatly decreases the chances Of
war, and IT allows commerce tn spread civiliza-
ton and christianity to the reIno,est corners vf
the world.
Believe me, my dear sir,
Ever sincerely your friend.
WILLIAM BROWN.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
MAINE.

Tho Democratic members of the Legislature of
Maine, made another effort the l7lh inst. to Sc
lect candidate for U. S. Senator. but the two
branches were unable to agree. The vote in the
Senate caucus w,s-for Hugh J. Anderson. l5,
Hannibal Hamlin, IL. In the House caucus
the vote stood Hamlin, A., Anderson, &c, j. A.
Lowell. 8, w. P. Preble, 6, w. S. Moor. |.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
UNION MAGAZINE

We find on our table the first number of the
Union Magazine" devoted to the Sons and
Daughters Of Temperance. The work is highly
credible to its enterprising Publisher. r. A.
Smith of Philadelphia. The engravings alone.
are worth the subscription, only 81 per suuum !,
or % cents number.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
ILLINOIS NOMINATIONS

Ihe following are The Democratic nominations
in Illinois for Governor, Lieut.. Governor and
congressman. Governor, Augustus G.. French !.
Lieut.. Governor Joseph B. Wells; Congress
men, LIST District, Lyman Trumbull Sd District.
Orlando b. Tickle; 9TH District, John Went.
worth; 9th District, Stephen A. Douglass: 6tb
District, Thomas j. Turner 9Th District. Peter
Cartwright.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY.

The New Orleans papers state, that twelve
negro slaves were arrested in that city on cha roe
oil unlawful meeting. osensively for the purpose of
praying and preaching, but in reality to preach
sermons ofan inflamatory character. In this way.
an extensive revolution was to be set on foot in
the South, by designing men.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25

ought ever to unite two nations decended from
c"mnon ancestry. and placed by the hand Of God
in situations and circumstances expressly designed
tor the mutual aid and happiness Of each other.
"ln haste, I remain, dear sir,
Yours truly.
RICHARD Golden"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

Miss Virginia Hope. niece of Mrs Peed, re-
siding in Glasgow street, in this town, was SO
severely burned, on Monday evening last, in con-
sequence of her clothes taking fire, that she died
on Tuesday afternoon, after suffering excrucatng
agony.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
CORRESPONDENCE-MARKETs. &C.
NEw YoKx, June %. SIP NJ

There are no important changes in The Flour
Market, and prices are the same as last week.
Michigan stands at "a asa O6s, and Genesee at
s4.l2. aS4.25.
We hear ut sales of 10000 bushels Illinois
wheat a, as cents. 10000 bushels Of Southern
yellow com was sold to-day at SO cents. part
measure. aud 1000 bushels western a, 40 a52
cents Weight.
Inc Provision Market is dull. We hear of no
sales of Pork.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
MILITARY

Company Fl. Sd Reg,. Infantry, under the
command of Major John.L Gardner. and differed
by Capt. VIM P. cambridge, Lieutenants Rains
and Porter, left Fortress Monroe yesterday, for
Point Isabel. in the new Barque Montgomery
the name of the vessel in which they embarked,
augurs Victory.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
PLEASANT FOURTH OF JULY EXCUR.
SION

1t will be perceived on referring to our advertis-
ing columns, that the Baltimore Steam Packets,
Georgia and Herald, will run from Norfolk to
Baltimore, the Cd and Sd of July, at the very
low price Of FIVE DOLLARS, for the trip round,
meals included
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
ACCIDENT AT A BAPTISM

The Fredonia Indiana Censor states that AZ a
recent baP'Ismal ceremony at VIlenova, bridge
1t which spectators were standing gave way and
twelve persons were precipiistod into the yater
and much injured.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
FOURTH OF JULY.

We understand that the two excellent volun-
teer companies of this town, the Light Infantry
Guards and the Rife Curps, will leave here on
the Sd of July for Petersburg, where they intend
spending the 4th
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
RECRUITING SERVICE.

Sixty commissioned officers, and non commits
STONED officers, arrived at New Orleans, the 18th
inst, from Galveston, Texas, TO recruit for the
United States Army.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
ABORIGINAIS.

The Mama Indians have agreed to Emigrate
West Of the Mississippi. in body during tho
month of August. Alasl for the poor red man !;
where will civilization drive him in the end!
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25

MURDERER ARREsTED.-Robert Mitchell.
who killed William Malay, one Of the M'Kelvy
Guards. on board the steamship Now York, has
b'en brough. back to Now Orleans and committed
ior trial.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25

NORFOLK MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
VIM. ID. Deany, Esq. was re- selected Mayor
for the city of Norfolk. Mr.. Delany received
327 votes, Mr.. Garnet 49,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-25
T H Z N EW ERA.
What is it but Map of busy Life p Cooper
Portsmouth, Va.
II III r. DAY Y, u N f 60, IS46.
OUR FLAG!

FREE TRADE-LOW DUTIES-NO DEBT-SE-
PARATlON FROM BANKS--ECONOMY-RE
TRENCHNIENT-AND STRICT ADHERENCE
TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
IEI-RntlLt.


Tho mail ateamship Hlbeuia, Cant.
Byrie, arrived 1T Boston, from Liverpool.
on the m]oyuinE Of the 31 inst. Hernews
is seven days later thaa previous adviees,
and is ofno interest except ii n CONNER
cial point ofylew, ia which It ID highly IA.
vorabie.
The arrival Of the Caledonia at Liver.
pool put up the prices Of Cotton lI8i per
pound, Tic sales en- the l4th ult., amour.
ted to 2o,ou0 bales, d which Spectators
took 10000. The market coatiaaed &C.
i've, aud Tie sales foc the six succeeding
days exceeded $1,000 bales.
The market for Flour At the latest dates
was 1rn, with a fair demand. Corn al
yanced o., per quarter. Sales Of yellow
48st., white as.
Ar London the Flour market was dull
at a9s. to 30s. 81. per barrel, free.
The potatoe crop was an entire failure
throughout the country. TIE wheat crop
is about a fair average.
The Bank Of England has declared 4
s~emi.annual divdsd 90 re per cent.
Her Britannia af4iesiys government
and her people ofSPaia have manifested 30
much hostility to tie marriage Of tie
Oman or Gnaia9. aietar III ys,fs pIs:l:.r,s-
youngest son, that The celebration NJ tlo
nuP,ials has been postponed .or Tie 4asaa,
i not forever.
Accounts from Paris. dated 9Th Sep
TENDER, announce that dispatches had
been received conveying tie Intelligence
tat Don Carlos, the Spanish pTetealer.
had ma3a BIS escape, ana win probably
proceed 70 Spain.
n Tie affair orsrain tie escape Of Don
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
tFron lbe fiagraae of tl.a1

- ~ fh4NA n &&&H@ kFA# H. E#AA 8H #4E. & k4E8 4I.
a., -,a.,.aAia N.aa.a. -.., I'LL.
i ,,.-t..t,
NH, It'll. aa4 s.ti Nh, "..' l'.''.''
.E6...t,Laa4-l22a , a.. r ',i'. = VIZ
III, ..g's 81 ,H2 gF't 'E'inil3
= ~ ~, salf l''s' '"'7' "4'hf'9i
- n, i : ,4,.
!. IA z''atl'' 80 "Nl'a '''
t' ~ "''i '',F g7tl'9 rom
l 'a3 ~. III, y VI, lFp.' ~ '35 saP'o'h
at,.s'' "e wv 'tio"' t5Fs' i''foa.lF' tlh
" - ~ hl''''ir' n3' isii a. Hohfea
'e5i 'alh9 's5eLisel On l1a f5tI1''1a' a7-
~, ''f' " i"s aso''esy 'o.e'fses7' ana
49, 'lat' '''.s,a y tte &ehioaIs}
mounted regiment ma q the dfaiJ, ai7e
e't3' t'at0.7 ~ ''.''o 'al7oat1at
51'4' 'ao 1ll'.7l'n geWs 'st'fR Oh TOE
Nv 7 "'s5a"t W. ieaih l'3' lta aabooh1t
otf4.3' = ,2'Yf't .aP'Ath "%et.lofe' ar
w. t4sfte w Pfeihta previous tF'Hl hra
a'a is1a''l' 'e1'l2s 'g.' sa9t' on gln ftt M
s.ta' w. VIZ WITT ~" "ei''a. hf
tl,a '-gRooo' ~ Gai'h'l'n p1pnr5 lave
s.o'ntshoa'e. accounts q t"e battles q
s'9'''s}' "''i 'Nsf ele ny ,' H'an7 30 inil
% t'.'9' we nave Plal,s'"i' nor afe Lhay
W. =, h's3 a'os,ea r. lh.o,h''''7n' ibe
,l+5 :, VI ''sh'sl'a - PU' Gown A' a mheh
-, II ''9.' ~ p'f' 'a'oF' 7fen'
wy '''t'" ~ e"Pt 'aa ''tf'@''l 0'so'll'7t
,.o. y w -. W. XIV "F' "o' az
~. ,., .p',.' W UT own,
= ,','' - = 'oI,'',5& more &4Aefni
- = w. G5' ',i''.'te' 'i,l''hl'i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

their treasurer IN i short tins Dtrrdt col.
lsefsd Il IafEe a0gifty among whom acfs
sotla very fespactahls families IL tbs town
ofLaydsn had Bafnaffs sion, Haataehusef.
q people wont from II tie ]Heighbottpa
towns t. hear And So ail tho Hia g~slfo4s
doiags Of D3uil ani fis aas9et4tsst
All length, at one Of their msaffhrs, \
n7odiy number having assembled, b3tfid
opened with muse And began 70 ds.igsf
his lecture. Az that fnseliap. 0ns Ezati
n Foster, If LeyI6n attended, a5 Il ~ ctl
Tor III w18 4 man ef good sa7se, 81 a sl-
Htt FIJI nie, hhd had Il eo9atplanen that be-
spoke authority. when DgFfif eafHa t4hia
i1eiftn, Of mysterious prwefs, he had no
sH0rlHf utiefed Tie words ''n6 arin can htfl
my assh," then Fgstaf Bfasa, indignant TT
lia biasphepfy, 100 bnaeke - Dffli aJwn
With his fist. D5fr3f, biffEhlad md almost
sF1aaIas5, attempted 10 tisa, whaa ha r=
esivaj i second bloR, ~ VHiet he ri d
FIR mafrys Fysigr promised 10 SJflnat On
a4n litl1hs thar ha w5lll reaVfatsa Tia dnfs
tftne, yet continued i affnH hin & e1
hort plr'og eaati5i, VIII ii D,ftif eY1#aa
"a, and dtl fei5aHae fis d5eif tHes Ill t4a
heaftaz af alt Die aston bnt followers. ltis
.fofloyai8. fhazrfHeI md > bf8sad 1l yaing
mada tlg duPas Of such il base f5i7g. ~
parted III ps9r4 b. thor hg usa. Dlffj
Promised HE adversary upaf the bsahity
afhis lifs, never aEtio r. impose upaa th8
people.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

sAsesa Tess n %, bava M. received.
ana #8l constantly receive d8riat tta atetnr
= fnH ard appended stock II g8HAs, 81 ali ID.
etib'tan9@fr4p The eoHH61ssf bF,yh d,d5ss
'e p the richest eaabnafes bnd Sits,
They f1ga roy oH hand and in af5f.. tia
besl assortment Of Dry rosda That e.et came
to tie tow IT Baton Feafs Ladies' fsy4y
e7ods. h%aedtpssfad il quality and r~baspges,
g~9gtlstn ~ chilling bats, esps shoes s4d
6toaan7 u agfty description, also M stglt
r boys eiafhtng, aud ~ elegant and ffasb
igi q pcffHnetEm
tF9 b17e haF mahli0b6d EvFrY article ya
baya e store. 5eeat ao do eg 41u.d f.gs ~,
. I4lI page II flta plpsr~-go p4mafghs s.a
t1s articles We only invite ogr ejI It.stf.
aod f1a p9bte aerstatgif5 yfsgs6 our / 4ra .
ara th97 etlI fud tb4t fjs4 fsb Be- suited
ao1 hfitrIa they fnhg wish 10 buy, The )ry
prices q ehfeh HH s6ll or a5oJH, sts loo
vel hne1nt u make It necessary H. 30 ac4f,
10 FspaotJ that goods ran ba obtained fl .s,y
nlof" '6a@b cheaper fb6n my where else
Only tofne and J3fFe 9f this net fsr ysgr.
@s7i'sa, before purchasing elsewhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
From The De1aa Of the l4a.
GENERAL k~EARNEy's ADDRESS 10 TIL
SANrA FEAys.

The following has been furnished 70 n
as the address Of Gen. hearney To The PEG.
pie ofsanta he, on taking possession, in
tho name ofthe United States. Of that in.
teresting portion Of New Mexico. Al
though wo have received it . IL advance
Of our contemporaries yet we will not
vouch Cor IL authenticity. Otis trntafaL
ness they will, however, form their 0.
piaion. Here, therefore, 1t is
Tc2op-sfips, greassrs, or vLq,euer g9a
cal Observation-Disclosures you have ceased
70 be from the moment / entered Santa re-.
now b~earsen to my words. / have taken
possession ofthe whole Of New Mexico.
At halepast Ia O'Clock to-day the whole
ofyoGs Department had che homer to be-
come q portion Of fac glorious Union
which tights under the stars aud stripas
1oa are now citizens Of the United States
and mast behave yourselves accordfoglr.
You most lay aside your wide trogsers and
sew TIP the seams and cut oF Tie bell bul.
tons, put tails, TO your rouadnbouts, cut Off
your falstaches, dof your slouched soaBre.
ros, and dress TIP II decent American ho.
slespan, With good wool hats, ard put on
c1ean, honest. yankee faces. You must
stop drinsng your FiliaDous pulka and Get
aFnak, fdrank you will get, On good lion.
ongahela ahiskey.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

T.-..a ~ III D.. II
'' 5@', "
IN ,l, NJ.
NJ.
~. ,l.l
t.,t4o.l.
J., a.aa..a. MAN. M.
nut an,
..t.l.t. NJ. NJ, 81.
i III
49,
III,
:.
~.
~,
= = : = w. = s8' y,
=. ' go 10y '''@'
~ W. ~ WY s'''
o,, i i
II
5.' -,
=, .,al., I'm ~ -
80. '''''s ~ .' '
80 ~ "'' s4'''t' ~ "o,
- ''s y" P'''' 81" s''' ''''' ''.' s''"'H
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

BEATING FAaATrcGsM II or 4 Man.
-I'ae Greenfield Courier, in announcing
The death, N Leyden August 80, Of Mr..
WIN. DoFril. aged ~, relates an i%nteros-
ting account ofthe manner in which, many
y years since, a strange fanaticism with
which be was infected was beaten out of
him by main fgrce.
Mr.. DofriIl was a refugee from the Brit.
ish army, under Gen. Burgoyne, and vas,
in 1891, the lea Ter DC Blfa iral sect, WHO
pretended 10 be possessed Of supernatural
powers and armed with the powers Of the
Deity, and that il was not in the power of
man to hurt them. D1rrlH anI bis f5Iloge.s
abstatne5 from eati 2 flesh; made use Of
neither food nor clothing that was procured
ut the expense Of life. And Aorrll assured
his followers If they had fall faith in him
they would never die. They put off their
Iather shoes and had others made Of cloth
or wood, and lived upon milk and vageta-
bies. One was a blacksmith, and he pro.
cured and used a pair Of Goth bellows.
They discarded all revelations, except
what Dorrill received, set at defiance al
the laws Of man, and were governed in oil
their 60 duet, as he expressed II, by the
light Of nature Meetings were held once
a week, at which their worship consisted
n eating, drinking, singing, GnIi z and
dancing, aud hraring l~eetares from Dor
riil, who was well qualified foF that oar-
pose. They had a covenant. by which they
q large share Of their property IN
common stock, and the blacksmith became
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

Caflos rom his imprisonment is likely just
HoV II bara Important Influence,
Forriena5 partially H5tieah, Span.
Ish and Portuguese ga Jug q The unsettled
state afthass countries, bis fse lad,
taebAaB-lts rupture eta9aest the
efe8lgra isdally maAiIssliaB IT. eonss-
qJenaes I'll BFtasl.
Vi day eftVye btgi i nsati1g Was gaiI
ted of pr,pgsieat aaj p7rtl force tisg,
3rn lhs ff1lzf achieved atteeiiat fri.
gnph aud lra tbe aihareuts of6tt. 0'Coa.
nell IL b m i9fitf.
nm, EDtr3a The East Fe1lsiaaa
wing as'g tas opi4l9A 5fl1wtars with re-.
gsrd 10 holding the election l8f CoHsrA.
phas aa 51li3y. 10 aatisly Che e3ito, /
hata carefully reaj Instlnian, con aitad
C5he, examined Blackstone aud looI ID
into Kent, neither If whom are as direct
and positive IN this matter ag on many
others. II ftetthay had not examined The
question by closely as some one, who may
hereafter writa np8n Tia subject, will 10.
Chiefjnsliee Warsltall rather Min II, end
Polk never mentioned Il In his inaugural,
or IN hia E4bH letter, or war p]f1elaaa
lion against Mexico, this settles tta 4ttas.
tim, ttf Tint i u =rTFi II II II Ht=-ttttt-445 HI
] can tell him 4 are7ft9H has been sat-
tied lby aur Wattly Hafor and select.
nsn, and eafried aat by that most Ell.
oiant d e6astfhles, M3Hsst, ttat i oGhaf
white waa shabt SOL liquor 10 negroes
ON Haulaf, and that gone II good order
ahHll prevail I'd our town 8u e8id daY.
bos, sir, Hy otYn opiligH after r4atatuiHs
I'LL he authorities. fl That IL ths Etale NJ
my Of its daligsittas s3ai7s into linton.
On lhe day af7rasaId, aai #tge ua
q H57. aianget Wtii 90 certainly arr-at
as thH sun ebians. htd the Mayor with
5a miHiig Eo7d 10 ine them until Monday
morning | Therefore fdyisa MI other
aud cities IT, d0 80 iiaawisr. II
the editor q copy Of bis pa9af Tor
bic opinion, and hope il viii bq ssnt farlb.
LAWYER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

@The weather remains dy and cold.
It i impossible to travel at present except
IN . cloud ofdost. Several planters III our
nsighborbool hare commenced grinding.
ard We have no doubt ere another week
has PASSED, that OIL The planters ia this and
adjoining parishes win be busily engaged
ii sagar-makiag. The total future Of
the Gotten crop this year has been very IN.
fortunate or many # our planters il tbs
parish, O. aey form the largest number q
the ii lars If tie soil-i6f uth rs The ruin
Il fg plant has been complete.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
SIXTH DISTRICT Court.
Parish n East Baton Rouge.
Ann y Wc5b,
KIehara 49,, hgaband

ann - " GDBy
Richard Faqna, hgsbaad
16ts caag vas taken up for trial aeeosIt11
70 assignment, when il appeared 10 the
Court, Thai tbs plaintiff fias established bz
tho IaW and evidence adIuced f6al her hus.
baud Richard + Faqaa is ID emJarrasaed
cireuH8tapGag, aud hat hHg esfa 0 ia ina5ai.
Gent @ meet her rights 8nd a~i4itaa. It's
tdarefare ordered ard adiedeed, and drefer
- that fa9 piaiBffY Asn B Webb AID her
hta2tai, Rteaatl e E1qua DO ge5efatea n
p .9peFty, taat alc recogor from her said h8g.
y8gd, ne tract n iaad 4gscgi5a3 H. plaintiff,
petition. containing tuo hundred md fgffy
afpsats situated ~ The PARISH Of Easf Bat6rt
Rauge, o. Wards Greek, AIauchac, bound.
cd East by 8ngs6u's tract, West 81 Lewis
dIttfet, soatI by Wards CFeeis ard North
BIZ public laB4s-aDd also tho ]fotowju-
slayes NJ: Lewis, judy, John. Ihota-
Nike. Sam ben, Adam, EiinoTc, Jim, Peg
III, Sii9ey and Lucy. IL einf proven that
The satd land and slape4 are he separate pro-
perry VI the P.a"1lGKand has been possessed bg
satl dale adaa a. such IL IL further ordered
aad dscraes, .aat the plaintiff recover Of hgr
said Eu band, and be- ID hereby adjadnsd 10
pay 70 her tIs 8gn 0f eighteen Hundred dgi-
NV kIoEgJ WHfSfl - ~ proven Hg fneRfVgd
for 30 account Of tbe safe of the cotton be-
longing q Inc plaintiE aud Appropriated to hIs
~ use, and thar che have mortgage upoo
the real estate and slaves If defendant f9r The
payment Of the same from the day Of Jq-
~ 1889. Is il further decreed that tie CON-
ing acq1Its and gains heretofore ez.st,ar be-
tween plaintiff and defendant no dissolved the
plaintiff renounces tie same, that she resume
the Dfs5en. administration of her said estate
separate and apart from her husband ana
without his interference or assistance. and
that she have execution 70 rccogcy The Dos
session Of her sad property, and the suai Of
2 ighieen hundred dollars with five gcr cent
ID crest from this date and defendant be con-
denaed tn pay tia cost oi suit.
sigue5J Ill BTrRK.
Jadzs oft1s 9Th Judicial D.s.fIet, October
"a n, 1876.
Clerks Ore, PARISH Of Last Ba.o.
Rouge.
certify the foregoing to Be a rue copy OF
TIE original Judgment.
G zen uasar ny hand aa3 seal n our Sikh
J15cal Ds.riat Court al Bq.on PoY,e
this l4ah aav Il October, Il. ID. 1916.
81 aOREN0, Deputy Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

Nov, ], Bfigsdtef GaneraI &, W. Rehr.
ury, au Y1tlf tt5yefnaY@ 4HHtiB Il ii9.
where M catch him ahalt hang him,
aud al Vha i1IloR Liza. aa traitors IL the
United sflfes. AID | vain gen against
irving lin anY atI d so1qtanaaae.
You ata 4 sfelsy. slippery 80 If aeaiupsi
but an vide aHats, aud If goa tfY abg
7f Fanf saeHhiHgt teating, s4i4 ffine dHt-
ble.dnalin4 90 uty st any NJ my msns
FiII tieh Yg3 info flinders. aai pitch your
eBnisbptilIa to#n itla die Rio Gfand8.
hpF R5 about jour ht=ilass, aud wall.
q elaIH tj1s.- Bgt stop. Give t3Jar cheers
10 tbs United States. (Jf1n ebasr4 wsra
given eil much vt1g And now show
Yaff d~3aalsy aHI s1inta 5oH Governor,
BfifadieF 5tnefalB w. KeafneY,
Tile salute was giYpn with great enit8.
aiaafaa- We cordially pin IN IL tiorr8 !
fer Governor II iradiaf General 8. w.
keafney, against the Whole w5lIdt
1rJhs Washington bagefa f8esivsd SINGS
our l1st cohiaiB not a sgiiabie 70 shBa more
definitely The purpose VI fts Administration
4 letter frgm Washington IN The iast number
Of The Baltimore clipper contains Fife FOLLOW.
log paragraph
II IL rati ftat Gen. Patterson. ipw IN fha
Hjo gtahde, - to lead 5000 mHn across n.
r1auIip4s to FemBirol The Il. r. slroaBa ~
bo aett fftti Tho Northeastern aasts will
sohp"eH 2 portion # the expedition. cry
r79f authority says that HHf n1Yal force wili
FFFfFt vi TffH TurU=F- tttt7r-F H4fffHf- -H-44+r-+ t.-+rr-
peg, . depot If supplies sill he eei8biisla T.,
a17, probably then q q t1bfsh upon lie city
If HaFifg itaalf II IL dtfiaalt ~ ascertain
contemplated movements with esrtaidig, but
fhrrH fan 10 IiltiE doubt Of The truth 81 ibis
Intelligence.
THtAb ron BvHpeH- fhofaos sfhraar,
inflicted arI ME mtrdar o. lbrss persons OFT
a 6atbaat last at, has been tried Ii The
Teaaas Coaaf on a charge of resas from
tte parish IF ca1aaeji1, and convicted.
Han l4taiH 5ataf tfaas aatlaaa Ill.,
"5Ie naata6a# #1= a~raaiI-f i. fdia
ai.ra5NT 40 t#a Gfa1F of lie a4f#5fHH aaf
few aga lFg4a sha afuat taaa tart .f5a rI9.
r]tnataHfaa hlaeaar bus been ia lsf1 IN
FiIaiil since the iIup ol iis ar,eTtl few
days after t5a murder, until a}salf tag
mouths ago, when he els removed 10 Ton.
ea7, Al hia trial, last waah. IA verdict If
'guiiy' was returned anI the law Of our
list legislature, which authorizes a COM
mutation aftha punishment ofparzans tried
on capital CHARGES having been deemed M.
rlfenble IN hi5 efae. la was aaatsnefl 10
tbs FantiNnlinfy Gf ljf'.
"5taaRaf las Il wife and child who Wis.
it@l bioJ a his cell here. daily ff about d
a9ria ok or eeyea months aea. She
srrned q prudent, discreet and n fas6zrfa.
woman. Ia her eaf, on eaeb oeaasf6n
af her visit, st7egar nsgl to pour firth pro.
before high heave1 of hig lha7-
5h6 aR8 q valn1B nn1 hja wits.
nd Of course she sfrip1thiso1 with him
n The day oflis persecution, we venture
.ha belieftbat while the seate1es just pas.
upon iqat unfortunate wretch will con-
NJ who toad Il Of bis guilt, fiat 80.
nan, alone among Gods creatures, VIII
entertain ay.Jfaama OF biz i0po-