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DIR. sWAYNE,S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Orisina! and Genuine Preparation
Honor 10 whom honor IL due.


pounding medicine, which has done
much TO relieve the human family 10 rob
disease offs terrors, and restore the Invalid TO
Health and comfort frenor and Proprietor
deservedy popular family medicine, Dr. SwAYNE's Coa-
SYRuP WILD CHERRY and none has been so gen
orally paonzed by Profession and others both IN this
country and Europe nor has there ever been great
effort the short space OF only six seven years. 10
deceive credulous and unthnkng, by putting up Nos
TRUMs OF various kinds by various individuals aNing tho
name OF WILD CHERRY and as much OF The name OF me
original preparation viii screen them from the lash OF
the law and Of the 1mposers who puts out the com
OF the shops and calls me baLsAA OF WILD
the Original Preparation Dr. SwtYSEs CoMPousD SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY, which IL doing 80 much good 10 the
e BEWARE OF SUCH lMPosToRs -G
And purchase but the original and only genuine ar
tcle prepared by Dr. SwAYSE which IL The only one
compounded by regular Phy'eiaH. and arose from many
years close attention the Practice Of the Profession and
WHICH led 10 this great discovery Thousands and tens OF
thousands Of the best testimonials Of the unparalleled sue
Of Swsyne. ccmPqgns SytgP of Wild Cherry for
Con chs Colds Splitting Blood Liver Complaint Tickling
or Rising in the Throat, Nervous Debility Wcakneas u
Voice Pspitaon or Diaease the Heart Pam In the Side
abuse OF Cslome &c, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough &C. were declared 10 the world years before any
other preparation Of WILD CHERRY out The most
skeptcu may satisfy themselves the truth Of the above
by LILLE inquiry IN Philadelphia The genuine o7ties Is
prepared only DR.. who's. Office has been
moved " w Of 9Th and Rsce SIS. Philada The
BALsAM and other Spurous articles Of VIVID Cherry has
sold and resod and e prope,ors obliged
TO FALsEHooo and SrRlTAGEa 10 make their own
il The genuine article pu. up in plain style In
square oot,!esf
label with the PROJECTORS signature attached.
C The public requested TO remember thai II Is Da
SwAYSE's COMPOUND SYECP WILD CHERRY, that mas and
IS repeatedly performing such miraculous Of diseases
which baied the The skill OF The Profession sad Sc.
defiance the Whole catalogue Of Paft Nediepei wteh
daily pulled through The organs Of The pfess therefore
esk for DR.. SwAYsE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHEZ
RY, and purchase other
Agents III York-Chas. II. Ring, cor. Broadway aad
John-sL; r A Sands, les Boweryi F. = Warner, 30
BleecAer-sL j. C. Hart, $40 Grard.st; j. T. Lewis, 81
Greenwich-st; Dodd III Broadway Mrs Hayes, Brook.
a.. Son u o.
Waie,-st by Agents. in all parts Of the Uaite SLas2
Dr. SwAYsE's Gcfpg HEALTH 10 be had grato Of any
Of the above agents, containing testimonials Of
the wonderful performed by his CoaPouso SYRrP or
WILD CHEsRY. Call and get one al 3mAWGSln-
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

FHILADELFKlA, Sepi T.
A lad named John Mooney having taken TOO
much drink night before last told gentleman ,hst he
knew VINO shot James SouthEon three years since on
election night a, the corner OF 9th and Catherine The
resul, the arrest Of Isaac Lower ana his holding %
bsil ON -, charge OF hsvins fred shots gun the
tents OF which entered the face and neck OF Southron
depriying him entirely of his sight and CONSUMING Elm
for long while 10 the Hospital Thus ran has Tor once
done good turn snd been police officer.
P. S:-The Cambria's news has been received
before O'Clock We have no local news
SALE OF SrocHs-FirSt Borrd---5o I. ;. bank
= 3; S92a Sta,. Is NV 66;; 80 Ma: /, Nee b5 ~
Com Naichez wv y $1,000 Kentucky u b 9e 50 Nor
rsowr b ST. $1,000 STATE b 66s; 5000 DO Nv COT
S.c,ni BearG--S Cou,rae1 Bank 80; $40 STATE IS
a. n America $50; SO Planters Mss . 70 do do =
$500 U : SIS 1851 o.; 100 Wilmington b5 , = Com
Satchez a. 5000 Tenn S. July 50; 100 Morris Cana
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Law Courts.

Law Courts.
Court GENERAL SEssfoSs.-Before Recorder
Scot; and Aldermen Hart and Foote-John McKeon.
ESQ District AttOrney-John George Shoemaker. alias
Slmacker alias George Morton convicted yesterday OF
picking the pocket of Mr. Charles Suydam of pocke;
book containing SGJ money and draft tor $500,
this morning brought into and sentenced De uI
pr.soncd in the State Prison Tor the term o. I've years
Michael Brennan. also convicted yesterday Of bigamy,
wa sentenced to be imprisoned in the State Prison for
four years.
Charles Quinn found guilty oil grand larceny in
having stolen $40 worth OF clothing belonging 10 the
chief mate OF the packet ship Queen of the West be-
n- under 10 years OF age sent to the House OF Re
fuge
Robert Hudson, convicted of receiving stolen goods
was sentenced By the Court 10 be imprisoned in the
Peniten;iary for the OF months, and pay line OF
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II letter has been received to-day from Pen
sscola stating that the Potomac iSa.s WAS IN TIE 0Sns
but had no, go, up to the town. The lrst maui VII
bring accounts from her BUTT is not probable that soc
will bring any reply TO the letter from our Secretary OF
State TO the Mexican Government. which was sent on
shore Vera Cruz by Com Conner under aas OF truce
ON the ot;th of August Washington Union
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AocDENr.-EdTard Lynch yesterday afternoon
accidentally fell from his wagon at the OF Grand
and Suffolk SIS and thereby severely injured He
was conveyed TO his residence No . Attorneyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

Arrest OF 4 DESERTER-Jchn Finn deserter
from the l. soopotwar PEBBLE wns arrested in this
city yesterday afternoon by Officers Mcdonald and Sher
idan and sent back to the ship
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caNCvRs-No CURE NO PAY.

CENCEES.-NO CUHa no FAI.
nR B. J. SHEPARD haTIrg discovered spec.ae rredI,
H. cne when mas pecza. taste for Cancers, and WILL
not 1re sound 5es bu, extract almost any -lze csc-
Ger N from Eve 70 ten days NG-nero1s testimonial. and
certificates OF cures NAY BE- s6-a a. ais ocs, No. 10
Murrsy-s: v z Oasce hours from 10 10 l2-2to+
s-Tke Only successful remedy known for Cancer OF
the Tongue. sSxV
DIJES-DITCHErrS Spanish Spectfc for the Piles
been celebrated 70 .eas II LOIS cty az wants no
ceased a. his house 81 RcseTes- zrd OF his AGENTS
Kelly IJl Fr-o-z.= P M-rxe, Ss5 G-anc-sr; A Mcleod
i Endsoa-si: Z T Kiers.ed, % Broadway, and Of Arz
Hays, i5s Fult0a-s- BROOKLYN L / Is
MUSTARD CT superior c1aEity, for sale 5y
w WILMINGTON, FRANCIS WEIGH.
No. DEich-s-, Sev-York
Also Mayz-5 Oh Il CHARITIES 70 SUE p0rcnspeTf SO u
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FRA fire occurred this morning in the prem
ises No l33 Chsresst Considerable damage was done
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pro,netors oSce 1856 BoEery. Sold wnoesair md re-
al. bJ WYATT KETCHAM. III Bulroz-s, q. Y aad
c. s,csae la Fsen.st Brooklyn Price 81 tysa sta-
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SUDDEN DEATH-A woman named Bridget
Roske, native OF ireland aged 30 years died suddenly
about o'clock this morning her residence No IA
Orange-st The Coroner was called to hold an inquest
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CITY ITEMS.

SAIt ACAF. SePL II.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A IRE broke out this morn
Ing At e before one o'clock in stable in re.r of No
10 Burton-s which consumed the stable and three small
frame buildings near by Three valuable horses were
,1-- Ink
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MALICIOUS TREsPAss.-Otsicer Parrish yesterday
afternoon arrested John Lucky naciousy cutting
down ornamental tree and threatening to stab some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

Col. STEVENSON AdArS.-A writ was placed in
The hands of the Sheriff this morning against Col Ste
vensGn OF the California Volunteers. in SUI; for
san snd battery, brought By John Cook recently OF he
ra-i-,sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

PETTY THEFT.-Charotte Tallman was brought
up on charge of stealing piece of ribn from the
store No $50 Canal.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

The Normal School-The People wearied of all
Talk and No work-Belief, Real or Pretended.
No Test Of Truth-The State Canals-Wbat
should be Done 7-LooHlis's New Proposals
Ill-Timed DiscusSion-Wdsht's Policy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

Prices Current of Gran IN L. s Currency IN
Liuerrool aug Is. Nth tie English Duty thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

The cloeen Boefcf Sargy Pe<ps oa!-ordrs jroaa the
Rs2ency-FhO Cares tor The People.-Bouck and has
Ee,t.e Franchise Reort-Doton vui Free Discssioz!-
limos Kendall reciviyus IPho shall Elec: be Elected
ALBAyY. Sept l3. 1896
DIR. Editor: A very important vote was taken,
BY ayes and noes, this morning on the question of
YTHE ELECTIVE FRAscHIsE..y@
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Yours faithfully. ROGER SHEhMaN
r S-Ihe 81 and their abettorS. who are in haste 70
make Governors Judges Legislators and Commission
ers and vino have put down the gallant Bruce nesatred
old Madison ANDErr tue PEoPLx THE BACKGROUND
will nd them dive and al the eslio,boxes on the 80 OF
November when Polk Wright Slavery Collars will be
fled of necss which untitled Tor the yoke Ny WOE.
thv nau,esaSe and great grand uncle. Roger the shoe
maker never the cosr nor shall his posieIy csnA
en- rbeip IL -
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5itnations. &e. n)an,sa.

w 10 teach Eos; Of tie Eur0pean lsaSs,es or a. =,
~; roadway. sSs =. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

cHR1sT1E'S GENUINE GALvANTc RINGS
a Nd MAGNETIC FLUID, :o5 tie permanent cure Of
. Sne1Hai-sri saG al Nervous Coup,aires- Only
Aye0cy IN Nevr-York- lss Bro1awuy.
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Boarding anh 6otels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

ROARp-rhree or four ycgng gentlemen and gentle
Oman and HIS wife can be pleasantly secommodstrd
with and beard in Brooklyn within three minutes
walk OF the South Ferry Apply the house n. w. cor
ner OF Hicks snd Atlantic sts slS7y-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
e RANNER P4RISH.

Some Of the parishes in this state have
been ~arroga,ing to themselves the proud sat-
lsfacdon q having done more Than others for
the defence Of their couairv. East Baton
Rouge Is lost sight Of "a their calculations
eat Of roo, the highest number OF their voters,
they lave furnished over ESQ volunteers, nov
On the Rio Granae, besides another compa.
ny enrolled in the service ofthe United States
Ger three months, FOR The protection of The
property u the uritei States, at the garrison,
now numbering about thirty. oar town isde-
populated, and those left behind, some invok.
u~narily, are necessary Ter the welfare ana
protection Of the interests of the parish. Ne
make this statement not "a crow over Other
parishes, nearer 70 shr seat Of war than oars
! because We feel proud Of the readi
aesS Wiih which the ellie tf cur parish has.
tened 70 TIE rescue Of our patriotic army, de-
smiHsa . aFsnge,ifan opportunity uas or
fsres ~ hood " the murdered brarcs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
ARRIVAL OF TIE GALVESTON
More MEXICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ANOTHER BAT1LE Expgcrgp.

The steamship Galveston arriyd about
half past IL O'Clock tits morning. hsvino
LETT Bfaz2s Santiago tht evening Of Wednes.
day, the l3th inst. Sin touched al Calves.
ton on her passage. lfom an extra oflbe
Civilian we extfact the following:
On the morning Of th5 18Th Gen. 1.avlor
and staff with lie quad that had brol5bf
down the train, &C., sarfed FOR his can1o
He vas met by an express a few miles fr,m
Point isabel, informing Inn Lat $500 fresh
troops bad arrived 10 Matamprso, 10aoi
which bad CROSSED over aud HOO mors ~
crossed The RIO Grande at B4rfta near the
Bocachica act more tim eight miles nom
Point Isabel Al once, and maize preparation.
to leave the next day with such fogces !.
were arriving.
Gen. Paredes Is al the head Of 1.5o4g.
troops, on bis way to Maamoros. Il nav poa
sibiy be that the fresh tpcps arrived at 5ga,.
amoros is the advance DIVISION Of bis arrgv
No doubt the enemy scr fully advised tbst
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

PRESENTATION OF bAHafH,@1hs nag pre-
ssRtsd by eHr esteemed fellow FitHsan Z =
Conrad, Es1u IL the company ngW Under the
command u Captain Robert q tlaala. waE
made Of rich blue elk, shout faet square
the lettering and snbF llishtnnhts Of gold
excepting the Red Mich. which represented
q war club, q rich gold fringe abi I've gold
~tasspls whole cost 5t97 D91 Miss AttslEA
Dt0v. If this town presented II TO tho som
pany, Bfafaeing the gIft with The following
remarks !
V]obuyrHHas ~ t4Ar3s RotaB,=Yo0
partially II selecting mo ~ pfH7eal this
banner, which h given through tho pttria
| Blism nf your esteemed fellow citizen, Mr..
Conrad, Il an afa IN nay lih never 10 be-
forgotten -let the honor IN performing
the duty, for this would 10 u mare form,
that pa iaas away "lihe tho ba4alsa7 fab
rick ot vision" wBFe IT not Cor the col
ema occasion, aud the eiream stances ata
tending IT.,
You ara aware That THE banner Is daaig.
nate 10 wave over You=-a brave aud gal
liant bad. stimulating yau 10 daris Of no
Die daring IN the drfaner If yBuF BWn.
your native, your adopted land,
10 serve your country, ID promote it=
welfare and its interests, aAi I, protect IT.
honor, is your dut9 rs citizens aud rs pat
riots, and every Thing must yield IN theas
pFiletpiast Tho mnst fascinating pleasures
8E#El..R ,.H IA. = -L.a.F4. st..t .i..Y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

lEs~as o. rHR PEAeE-,rhe bib providing
for the election Of Justtes Of The Peace ex-
sept IN tae parish Of Orleans and jefferson.
WAS taken up on the 10Th instant The first
Fectian declares that ,he election shall b
: laid On The third Monday ia July next. The
remaining sections specify the mode Of hold.
i0g The election, the ormaltjes to be gone
'ksoueh with &c, The Justices are 10 BE- Ell.
eeted By jury wards. The bin was ordered
. Ne enrrasscd Cor a third reading.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
]MecuANtrg ASSOCIATION.

A meeting ofthr above Association sill
ba held N the mbftet.h0usa, chic evening
Saturday the 60 instant, at o'clock, 7 NJ.
ranstna0 attendance n requested
nv order Of the President,
A majority ofthe above Association be.
tng atneng tha afst WIN responded To their
country call. and Left their homes fr The
Rio grande, Il h necessary that every
number IN town should come forward 50
ne 10 keep up q proper organitt ton, an1 10
carry oat The objects I5f which The society
wap organized.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

CALBwFBL inflammation Wednesday
fsst The LiHts Roef, p8sssd ibis place with
. paifiot baod of over 90 rGemsp. rank ard
dc. undsf The command Of The following oni.
eara Ctpf II O Nefstr, td Lieut., NJ l.
Cb"fia, GOD Lieut. Tlas 8 CfaWfgrd. They
wefg saidted bv tbs a]ailefy belonging 10 tho
Washington Guards aud M, Moutaa'a "Ey.
- Ready" W. doubt not fiese hardy p-
ooesfs u The forest WI give 4 good seeoga
d themselves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
[rRom our SECOND EDITION Or yEsrraDAr
ARRIVAL OF THE JAMES L. DAY.
1'braa Dave ,t-r fran, the hr,.,

Tho steamboat James L.. Day, arrived this
morning from BRACES Santiago, having Iifef
there on Sunday afternoon, the l6,h ms. The
news IL not important.
Gen. Taylor left Point Isabel on Thursday.
the l4th for his camp, with about 500 men
only. On the 18th two companiens Of volun-
teers, under Captains Desha and Stockton,
with some regulars-in all amounting to a.
bout 1000 men -. marched under command oil
Col Wilson, for Burita.
On Saturday, the 18th, intelligence was
received from Gen. Taylor that he intended
crossing the Rio Grande, just below his camp,
by making a bridge with his wagons. So far
every thing looked favorable to his design.
Tue feet had sailed from off The Brszos to
the mouth Of the river, and were TO send up
detachnents to cooperate in the attack upon
Burita.
Another account says that Gen. Taglor,
ere the departure ofih James L. Day, open
ed his commune ation win his camp. 1t will
be seen that two companies Of artillery rea-
ehed Point Isabel on the 18th from Ponsaco.
Ia. The annexed letter gives details of the
arrival Of volunteers, &c an loft te movements
OF The troops from the Polnt:
CAMP AT PoINT ISABEL. BRAzos, ST.. IAeo.
May Is, 1876. :.
Gems: The Volunteer Composites under
command Of Col, ]. b. Walton Of tie Wash.
ington Regiment, on board the steamer James
L. Day, arrived here on Thursday nee1iing
the 4th inst, after d very pipsaut passage Of
three days, and those BY Tie Telegraph arriy.
ed on the 18Th and went immediately iulo
Camp. Gen. Taylor left here on the morning
Of the l4th for bis camp, with a large train Of
wagons, and quite a formidable train Of artile.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
Camp on tho FELL Of Battle,

Three miles from M]atan3r0s, May q.
GFNfbfugH-t bays to inform fott tltaI
on olr mtfgi from Point Isabel We ene6tn.
tered Ut Falo Alto, on tbs sth Inst, the
Mexican forces, consisting Of thpee Hotsqad
rfgttIar tr13ps anil tpo h0hgant irreFptaf
eaeatrU with Mas pieces of Artillery. The
American Iyres, tnalulthg officers, WIS
about twenty thfsa hundred men.
Alter mn action which I1sted fee hours
In which ths artillery WIS principally eli.
gagged, and during which tipie the Gnlt reg.
iusnt CALAMITY replIs51 Il charges III Ian
GERS, tho eteuty was driven from tis posi-.
ton. We oegupiet tie Geld Of battle ttrAl
night. Our loss sgas four metz killed, three
officers and tbIrty.nine men buddy wguH.
ded.
The loss Of the enemy was over u hun.
dral man kiLed=the number Of wounded
not known.
MAJOR Hihggalt 81 Artillery md Capt.
Ftgs, 9TH tnft8ty, severely Wounded
Lieut.. Luther, Of ~ Artillery. slightly
woanded.
This morning fha army commenced Ifs
march t9tyHTda HatFuyfDa. The enemy
fell back u "a position 81 great strength.
wher8 II r4yins er9sses he fJat. Hers
they planted seven pieces Of a4tillnryand
inale every preparation Gr a delerah1et
atand.
G,4sI frs e gsi H. - a.'4 : . @-,,5 ~ s8t'
+, .fsI in g., -, ',.,1 a.'1 ~ "o'stl
]t,,tfsry +, Le etatl+,ad Tt.5 :. 1t,.'ny :
.@I.n lro agaa@tsI ~. - 1tosF "as
4,a,s aal H.. ggE i,f @Ps' 'AsJ 9 ga
. 9thi4 r,aycl.nnt -, H. - en
,ulalth'' asl t1s ~ - 'is Vigt'fJ,
seven pieces ), 81 II aaflIer ~ fh p.'eo # sa aJa .J4
t r.a@, - a,Sil''y ~ tHi@8 sei,i8Nie5'
and Ifbe nactcJ fs,,ie. ~ VII. g., ~ wv
eether ,ytG nna F.,..J.,J - g. e'ssiH5 IS
ddiag several oa;as.s IL III r4at .ps,a.
wt,99,, /, Ccn T.. ~ '"aE' ".n''z
t.Een Ice T,,a, M GaL.,,a. M, ""t
tho lea3of 81. ~ "s'3e s1""i"J -
me esetsv to;aa .a,t.d uae..
If tb.ra go J La 90 =, 49, '1.',ol "aa5
Gv;na r.a,,za,s 80. : tTt.. 'is2."S aiV Figsf
H. ,an, aaa..n. H. ~ ~ lo nv 49,
The acII IF han, nj ,,a since oh
49, r. -, 49, ",t' t"@lFe faopaaea'
Id and 4 ,g4,,ada IT,, r. , ,ha a,5"' ~ ~.
vet b,,owe. ''. '""A ""a "IS not
H. ng;..r, l;1.I 4. a.,
+ ;s,,t - - aail D' ~ "'ii "e.e
n.sn nf e. A. ~ ~ gaoS'1asI E!eus' Coca-
ba,rna IF ,bo az. ~. Z UNI NV, Naaa.
I iont ~ M m,rae11 mainly 1oItiaea'
III payaa ~ C 1,.''' l'''s. Sao tIcut
How. ! I'M Cstap" ; ~'o,'S S}y Capt'
I'll -. r, st'"yt itielt'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

QuEayl--lf the parish Of East Baton
Rouge with d presidential vote Of 700, fur.
nished over 261 volunteers, how many vol.
urteers ought the parish Of rIaquemlncs TO
furnish wiIha presidential vote Of l2o0i-
over Aool Where are they Echo an.
pwcrs-n rhegr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

Our readers viii excuse va fer employ.
lug 40 much space with news from and con.
accted with the army, Il IA, III eur opia.
Ion, the all,absorblug topic, aud we wish
% furnish our readers, with q fll history of
the transactions AZ the aeato t war;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

DA4ntaAre RErtRw-Ne have received
tho Nag number ~ thls valuable periodical
It il emheliehod with a beautiful portait Of
James q nowlin, member al Congress from
Missouri. Among other interesting atuelea
~ Observation-Disclosures Of Indian affairs ;
Cromwell and bis times hy Thos Carlyle
&c, IL fact this number Is, as usual, filled
wih highly Interesting matter,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

Among the editorial corps II Louisiana
gone to Texas, u aght Cor their country, are
] 4 Kelly, formerly Of the Louisiana Chroni'
Gle Dr, Norris d. The Bayou Sara Ledger /;
] y Mcfarland Of We Planters Gazette q
WI S,riBger of che Delta FA lamsien ct
the picay0ne, Henry Johnson Of Tho Louis
isua Chronicle, and over Seventy compost
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

MesE GuSs-AHothar supply Of large
guns from pttteburg, arrived at Ibis place on
Thursday moraipg last, THE Ia tho third snpr
ply received at this post.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
rnnLIc MEETING


& A m%aetina 81 he ]e1izans Of the parish Of
IL. IEa++--- It--l4.sa- Maa halh at lhn Omit
hnus4 II HE tawH " Haton Rouge, 90 Hatur.
day the 10Th ]ihatanl. for the purpose of de.
yiHihH muana for raising a fluid FOR lhn relief
1.-THE fatalities If those brave men wbn have
lel their homes 10 serve their eeunlry oh The
Ri0 6FAndp, who may be u want,
Amss Ajans, Esqa wac sailed 70 the
chair abdj Il Dafrebq, appointed secretary,
The following gentleman were appointed a
COMMITTEES to collect subscriptions 4 y Hem
iarFon, ! 4 nurfoeq u Pate, John r Nc
CaN, l,hh Foreman ANDREW klni1po'er,
Green Il White, fhamas Dayall, W il
Gaylr, natuar1 Bailey, Dr. AttHsah
The following we're appointed committee
NJ distribution W 8 Pike, Joseph " Few.
lpt, + M Hereford
iF.n u Pike was appointed T'reaHnref.
% motion, Resolved, That each collect
nt bs requested 70 forward 70 the Treasurer,
IA sa,a A. eanytRieu, The various e1ta= by
collected
Resolved, That the proceedings pf thta
meeting be published IN the gazette & Ad-
pdeatf.
AMOS ADAMS. Pt,ait.