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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

TIRF bfrARfMEsr.-Sttns time aEo q ma
jbfity Of the memJors u Washington Fire Co
No. /, published 4 resolution siRnud by them,
returning the rgnines to Tho corporation, for
certain reasons therein act forth, The most
prominent of which was "that a very small
number Of them were property. holders, and
that they bad TO DO at the work and bear the
expenses Of The company, without The co.oPe-
ration or assistance Of those who were more
immediately concerned ~ the maintenance 81
20 useful a department." Some Of the mem.
bers, after more mature reflection, feel d TO-
Iuctanco in abandoning the proud and PliiISh-
thropie stand they have for several years oceo-
pied-thnir ]egtyjeee ut times have been ardu.
ons-thcy have repeatedly received tho tbankT
orthe council aud c]ttjz'ns generally proud
satisfaction to patriotic and GENEROUS souls
and They arc willing stilI tofethin the engihen,
atili 10 march under that BANNER, prasented
by the fair Of Baton Rouge, aa u tokon Of
their appreciation al their bold and fearless
eForls TO secure the property of their fellow
c]ltiacns from the doyonriDg element. Tho
question nov ls-will on ]cftizanr second the
ef,ttta of puf ffumcn : Tie engines are old
aud Of very littla uso at present, they might
be disposed nf and a naw and moro powerful
engine obtained at a low price, We rec"trr-
mend. therefore, that. our town magistrate call
a meeting Of the citizens 10 take measures to
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM Ell.
ROPE.

The steam shtf Acadia arrived d Boston
on The 18th inst bringing adgieoe from Ifiy-
erpnol 10 tAe 4th, London 10 the 3D., AM
Paris to the Let inst,
The newa IL Of considerable interest, both
IN politics aud commercial point Of view
The Great Western carried 10 England tht
humber Of the Washington Union, which
claimed the whole NJ Oregon for the Unitet
slaloa. Considered as an otiio tai exposition
| Of tho PrbBide1ffs yiewF, II eccasioned I
great excitement. Nothing but war wa
talked ofA-every loop hole to negntiatiot
was Looked upon ~ elosed-tha British Press
waxed moro furious ID lie wrath against this
country than overland orders from the Ad.
mtfalty To continue the preparations in the
doek-yardB mud afSenals came fact aud fro.
uueni. In the midst Of the edinmotioa, how.
ever, intelligence from this country Il week
| later was received, and the dispatches re.
ceivrd bY the Government were Of n nature
| to calm public oxbitement. Tho ~arttele in
the Union was no longer regarded ia official
and al appeal to physical force ceased 10
bezeonsjdored as the ouly means Of tornina-
tHethn dispute. Iii relation to this subject
| We gather from Winners European Times,
that The people of Gfaat Britain would glad
" accept Tho Offer made by Mr.. Polk last
summer, of the parallel Of 40, without the
free navigation Of the Columbia, lbnt that ths
Government will not accept II, from a desire
10 uphold the ~interets Of the Hudson Ray
CONFERENCE.-The Times remarks
ut has transptred during the laHt day or
two, that Mr.. PolR has repoatad TO the Eng.
Itsh Cabinet. the offer which they have re-
ietted two or three times during the last
quarter Of q century, namely, TO divide tho
territory by tho 49th parallel OF north latitude
AID That they will adhere to making the Co
lunbia the boundary, each nation'beiog free
of It's waters. It is our curse to have a mon
ppoly Of aotns kind or otheralways to d. ht for
or to dofend-s0me ''vosted Interest about
which the people in tho aggregate know aud
care IA much a. a COW does for astronomy.
The nation, 4 noses had been connto |, would
have accepted this offer by mn %oyerwheln.
ing majority. but then the interests Of the
people. and the interest Of a powerful inGor-
porated eompany diverge, and tho Govern
ment, like a harsh ste ptnother, pets the favor.
tie, and plumbers the family"
n the British people are 80 easily excited
by the outgigings Of the Washington Union,
We AXE it that when tho Presidents NEE.
sage reaches England. VIC Rhall have indica.
tons of most desperate and inplacable ire.
The money market exhibits much depree.
aion, but is better than ht the sailing Of the
last packets, Confidence ID slewly r~eyiving.
Cotton was greatly depressed both by tho
accounts Of the expected yield and The tight
ness III the money market. The price of
"fair'' American was within a fraction Of the
lowest figure at which it has ever stood.
The sugar market has been active Coffae
dull-.in Rice a brisk trade has been doing.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
A OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East BATON Rouga.

Pursuant to a proclamation from his Ex-
e~eflency Alexander Mputo0, Governor of the
State Of Louisiana, al election will be held
at the several election precincts in the parish
Of East Baton Rouge on the third Monday OF
January and the two following days tor Q gov
ernor, lieutenant governor, one senator, three
members Of the legislature, a sheriff, a coro-
ner and a clerk of the district court, according
to the new constitution and for the time spe-
Gifted therein.
The election will be held the first dav at
Mrs, Townsend's, Plains, and at Jas. s Will
lis, Manchac the second day at Forbes, and
the third day at the courthouse, sup~erintend.
ed by the different inspectors appointed by the
police jury for that purpose.
dec 90 CHI. TESTER, P. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
3. T.. HARVEY, Chairman.
I. G. HENbERsoN. Secretary,

EEw YEAHa pAr.--TGis year made tap.
poarance in gloomy and wet weather. Mt.
withdrawing every one seemed joyful aud
hsppy. Il was the custom IL oIden ttne, for
citizens Of wealth Or distinction to throw open
their doors on similar occasions, and enter
tain their friJndo and atquatntahtos--this
custom ia Btill kept up by many Of The deacon.
jantp of the pilgrtule, and II was not forgot.
ton by orr fellow citizpfE Joseph w Fowler,
Ee1, who received n large number Of citi-
znnB NJ his reaideace, where after the con-
gratulations Of the season, . gpIendid repaet
wac duly despatched, succeeded by delicious
cyg-rog. MAY he live to see many such oc.
c~apioas, and be blcat with health and pros
perity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

To QUIZ FArBoNs-Two years have ell
apsej since we became the pfoprietors Of tho
Gazette. At Tho tiue We purchased the ca.
ta%blishment, tho Gazette was printed only in
ono language. Or predecessor, after mature
consideration, Discontinued the French part.
BY this utep he lost several Subscribers who
could not read english f~uontly. We heard
frequent expressions Of dissatisfaction at bie
course, aud on our purchasing the Office, we
wafa led into The belief, that If tho French
part was reeutnsd, we would not only get the
subscribers who bad lett, but would meet a
liberal support from that portion Of the etti.
zsns of both parishes who do not read EGG
ltstl. We have naw for two years pursued
the evcn'e tenor Of our way, but find that the
French part 10 a dead weight complete
loss. Under these circumstances, it's our
determination ID discontinue It, beginning
with No. |, the hrat Saturday in February.
This viii enable Ia 10 rive TO tie general
reader, a greater variety Of Information, as
from tho present crowded state Of our col.
umns, it is impossible TO publish lengthy and
interesting documents, which ought 10 be cir
cuIated extensively. We shall at all times,
however, publish Communications, reports Of
meetings, advertisements, &c, in both langua-
ges, when required 90 10 do We take this
opportunity Of returning our thanke to our
patrons for the kind support thus far extend
edto US, and hope that our renewed Efforts,
will render our paper stiIl worthy Of their pat
ronage. 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

spray, do tell me-" looking at ono Of the
Made, "wby ID the coffin covered over with
sheetH1"
"They are their wedding aheetB, IN which
both mr.. and Mrs. Gaffick wished TO have
died."
wha informed that one Of these attentive
women had incurred her tnt5trass'a diapioas-
IRE by kindly pouring oat acup 81 tea, and
banding 1t to her IN her chair. "Put it down
yon hassyi do you think { cannot bolp my-
selfP' She took II herself, and, a short time
after she had put IL 10 her lips, died. This
ladt continued her practice Of swearing now
and then, particularly When any one attempt
cd 10 impose upon her. A stanosmasor
brought in his bill wtth an over charge d
Btxpence more than The sun agreed tpsh
OH which occasion he cndeayofod to appeast
hor rago by thus addressing her. my doaf
madam, do consider"
"My dear madafnl what do you mean. got
id fellow ! Get out Of my hoass inmedt.
Ately. My dear madam, indeed -
A B7ot for a.Raihg Dav.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

NAVY Yarn. We learn that an effort
will be made at Washington this winter to
induce the Navy Department 10 re.establish
the old "Nsvy yard" on the river Rou "a
Most Of our citizens are aware that there
was and perhaps is a TRACTION that river re-
served by the government and which has
long been known as the "Navy yard" II
is perhaps three miles from the Detroit Riy-
err directly in rear ofthe new Fort aud would
be 10 the event Of a war well defended by
land. The Rouge has sufficient water for
any class Of va vessels that would be need
ed on the lakes and it's narrow and crooked
channel would Of itself furnish protection a.
gainst sudden attacks from armed boats by
making it defensjble at all points. As a safe
depot for timber and the materials for bull
ding armed vessels within convenient distan-
ces Of the lakes, no better site could be chos-
en.-DetroI Adp,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Admission Of Texas as a State.-~Tn The
| HOUSE,, the resolutions for the admission o
Texas came up on the 10Th inst,-They are
as follows
BE 10 resotvsd By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States Of Amer
ice III Congress- assembled, That the State Of
Texas shall be one, and is hereby declared
10 be one, Of the United States Of America,
and admitted into tho Union on an equa.
footing with the original States ia all res
poets whatever.
BE aturiher Resolpea, That until the Rep
resentatives in Congress shall be appointed
according to an actual enumeration of the
Inhabitants Of the United States, the State
Of Texas shall DO entitled to choose two
Representative es.
Mr. Hoffick moved to Ivy them on the
table-lost, Yeas SO. Nays i42.
The previous question was moved and
carried, and the resolutions were ordered to
be ongrossed and read a third time by a
vote Of lll to 81. Mr.. Rockwell Of Mass :
achusetts, made a long speech against their
final passage. After much discussion, ques-
tons OF order, &c. the resolutions were final
ly adopted: Yeas, I4l, Nays 46; and the
House adjourned.
In the SENATE on the 18th, the Standing
Conmitteas were completed. That on Mil.
itary Affairs is as follows.-Messrs. Jarne-
gan, Sample, Crittenden, Dix and Speight :;
Naval affairs, Cameron, Dickinson, Levy and
Mangnns Judiciary, Breese, Berrien, West
colt, and Webster.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

ELrcrIaN.--Severa Of The papers resolved
by The last mail, have a notice to candidates,
informing them that they are prepared 70 PRINT
tickets for the approaching canvass. We
would inform The candidates Of this aud ad-
joining parishes that, we also are prepared to
serve them 10 that lne-=sacap, for cash paid
on delivery ot tickets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

MEcrANTcAL--Amarg The articles prepar.
cd tot exhibition at The fair on Monday next, it
a beautiful saddle, made by Mr, a II Reedel
Of This town, 1t is beautiful specimen o
Workmanship.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
VINES, LIQUORS a. CORDIALs,
a fine assortment, for sale by
WILLIAM MApKHAM. Church 81.
$40 REWARO.

Straysd or Stolen from tho plantation Of
Amos Adane, Esq.' In this parish, = bright
bay horse about Is hands high, roachod name
no marks recollscted. Whoever will roiurn
said horse TO tbs undersigned, will receive
the above reward. AMOS ADAMS.
December IL 45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
FAMfLY GROCERIES,

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
now sou hand, q fresh and complete assort-
mant Of FAMILY GROCERIES, suitable for the
season. He willconUnue to keep on hand a
coed assortment of china, earthenware, Glass,
Cutlery staple and dry goods. His most
particular attention however, viii be given
to the Grocery Department, and those who
favor him with their patronage, may depend
on being supplied with articles Of the very
best quality VIM. MARKHAM,
January. 3 1915 Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

At meeting Of the Wing. Of Jet, rson me,
ou the eth, Manuel Garcia, ESQ was chosen
senatorial candidate, anI Mepsrs T d Con.
rad, b N Fortter and Or, James Jones, eandh.
dates for the House Of representatives.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Mr., Ewing, the whlg candidate for con-
gress ia the Nashville district, TO Gil the
place vacant by the death Of DR., Psyton, has
been elected by over l2,0oO minority.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

The undersigned informs the planters and
others in this parish, that he VIII be prepar-
ed to grind Their corn every Saturday, al his
awsntlt in this town,
Dc 2947. FREDRfC ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

"~BUNDLEcuND" UNvEILED.-Mr. Burke,
the Commissioner of Patents, is buudlecund
We hope the public will be duly grateful to
US for circulating the information Business
10 the Patent Office, possibly may be slack,
about this time. Wonder if all the heads of
Bureaus are expected to 6uadIecund in the
Union All. Gaz.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Hon ScuooL-We refer our readers 10
tAe advertisement ofNlr. Burke, on onr first
page, His scLooi wil be opened for The re-.
ctplion ol scholars on Monday next, Ssh in.
slant
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

DEMocRArEe REyrEw,-We have received
the December number Of this valuable peri
od;cal. 1t is embelished with a beautiful
likeness Of lie Hon. Caleb Gushing, This
npp9beF fully suslains the high reputation
il baa attained. that ola literary and CONNER
cFai feeiew If the frst order. THE prize Of
sd~bscripioa ID only three dollars per aanum.
10 advance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Bayou Sara and lis environs were las,
week the scene Of strife and bloosshed. On
Tuesday the 231, Capt. DimeJry formerly Of
the steamer Belle Creole, and Capt John
Scott, the present commander Of that boat
h4d In encounter 1t Bayou Sara, in which
Capt Scott was stabbed 10 the abdoassn BIZ
Capt D.mitFy.
GA SATURDAY ths 9th, Joshua Turner Of
Bayou sara vas stabbed III The throat BY !
man named Clas Swain, Tie ARRAY grew
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

D1gD.--On Monday morning last, in this
town, at a very advanced age, Mrs. Francois
Afbour, widow, deeply regretted by a numer.
Gus family and a Large circle Of acqnainrances
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
NEuuANICs ATTENTloN

A meeting viii DO held this evening, at the
market .house, ut 2 O'Clock precisely. ~
those mechanics who have All interest Ia THEN
welfare and that Of their fellow workmcn,
are invited b attend, as business Of tnpor.
tahro will bo brought bofyrr tile meeting.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
FIR Senator, FbsrrIte District.
ADAMS
We arc authorized to announce Joseph ",


We are authorized to announce Joseph W
Fowler, Eco, au raOdldate for clerk OF tho
va district court, uuler tho Ho& ta4tttuilor
We are authorized to announce SamneI
Hkolhald ESQ as a candidate for Clerk OF
the Nj district Court aUJef tho new EoheIl.
EutIou.
We are authorized " announce John Reid
FED, "A 4 candidate FIT Clerk Ri the 3l dis
trtct court uudcribc new Constitution,
We arc authoria, I'd to announce Manuel
Moreno, Ea1, as candidate for clerk OF the ID
district court, under the new Conetttntton,
You are authorized to apnout &C AmAeA
RRAn, Esd, ma a candidate 10 represent the
parieh 81 East BatDn Rouge IN tho noSt
Legislature.
pleaae announce mr. Archibald Stuart, 40
candidate FOR coroner fr the parteh Of Eagt
Baton Rouge, under The nos Constellation.
Paf papuii.
You are authorised to announce =, Mn
AsrrF, .Kgu, a. candidate fur the Office OF
oareper, under the new constitution,
IN Rraad aombrs do rsfdns.
Wa are authorised q announce &c Kor.
ria. Esq az candidate for sheriff, under tho
new G9IbA4AbFthHt
WEST BATON ROUGE.
Mr E~ittor-you are authorized TO announce
nsr Liistrs BtrgtroH " West ntion Rouge.
~ Saudidate rur sheriff, under the new consth
taten,
HAay potrtp,
You arc authorized q announce Mr. Adonte
EIshert, AZ candidate for Geek of tho fourth
,Hatrtct court, for the partsh Of West Baton
Reags, ander the new constitution.
Many rotus
Yea ere authorised to announced Mr.. J, V,
Daralde, &c candidate for tie place Of Clerk
ef the ath district court, fer The parish Of West
BatsR Rsugr, under the new constitution,
Pre- boao publieo
pleasV announce Mr. I~,ahauye, as candid
sto fot clerk ot the fourth district court, sub.
@et 10 the docjsion of no convention, for if
he ha slseled, he intends TO be the servant
uf he whole paoale without distinction Of par
80 uaiaa0 esindo Sefd elprimero recirtdo.
Yen are authorised TO announce NILLEN-
peRn BLANCHARD, ESQ, as candidate for sher.
G fer the parish Of West Baton Rouge, un-
dt the nav constitution.
Please to announce Mr.. Louis L.aftnn as
candidate for Coroner for the parieh Of West
Bates Rouge, under the now constitution
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Offers his professional services to the psb-
tic generaliy. lie can at oil times be found
ut his Office, near the msrkst, At the house
formerly occupied BY Mrst Fishers seminary
unless absent on professional business.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

The NY. Herald ofthe 2Ist ult. insists
upon itslhat negotiations have been f)rmerly
renewed upon the Oregon question al Wash-
mgtoa,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
TION FOR SALE,
on RENT


The plantation formerly ~belongiag TO NE
heirs Of David Davis aud ]. r. Michel. ana
now the sole propertysof the latter, by par
chase situated On the road from Baton Rouge
to Bayou Sara, about nIns miles from this
town, joining the plantation Of Mr.. Vanland.
ingham on the upper line. tho land Ia rich
and well timbsred, there is q great deal OF
white oak for slaves, and il only shres miles
from Springfield landing, there are some
buildings on the premises, and about 90 or
go arpents cleared. Some cotton and sugar
cane has been raised on the premises This
year. For further information apply to lha
proprietor at Baton Rouge.
Also for sale another tract Of land situated
on Cypress Bayou, Al about6R miles from
Baton Rouge, adjoining The land ~ormsrly
of A Glass and that Of J d K%leinpsiar, on The
Baton Rouge and Clinton rail road. Apply to
dec ID J. p. MCHhL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
NAVAL RENDEZVOUS In THE PA
INIEAIE

CIFlC.
Twenty-miles to the Westward Of tho
point Of Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahu, zone
of the Sandwich Islands, is the harbor OF
Pearl River, one OF the best naval harbors
in The world. There are no Inhabitants III
the vicinity, aud with a little attention, ID
may be obtained by the government OF the
United States, as a naval rendezvous; and as
a great gathering place for the whole men
and Indiamen Of our country in time or peace
or war. A steamer Commanded by United
States officers might carry 4 regular mail
from Chagres 10 the rendezvous; transport
officers and stores, and at the same time
guard our Pacific az efFectually
az n sailing frigate. We commend these
hiets to the head of the Navy Department,
and refer him for further particulars 10
Wilkes Survey Of Pearl River, now in his
possession. Washington journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

l AllF hfF' hANlF1 ''FA't5'tA'
NJ The following beautiful lines were
vtilton expressly for the Gdsette by on
Iato follow citizen, DR.. WIN D. Wood i
IL IA pity that hiF mute hae been 20 long si-
Lent, he ro9fafses n natural talent for Serel-
mako bn Distinguished. He has lately
a. tp,isy',,. my bealrh and prosaerttv 0t-
| tend him wherever he pops.
t.
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= " ',.'' y" : ',' =" r.
!, ~" '"' :" ''
: $40 v" s''' ' ''
BE bright and cheering M thy laughing eyes
And may our hearts with reverence aud love,
Dow with devotion to the God above.
m. .oond. Of ,h,, elr.5 ~ .uo,r,o,
t"
ra, ~, ''T ''' " ''' seas
wv W > Us ,'"'''','s' y y''''
rha n,I.a, 49,. ",1 - '''ol'
~, - :, !, W. o9"''t : '"''
Their Couatry's fame ana honor tosmaintain.
We bid them welcome 10 TIER homes again ,
Long may they resi- perhaps We hopo in
vain
p"f'aP7 'oo soon The marital HE and drum,
Sha'I 7oooa 'ozo'd : yo gallant 'ptr'ts come -
MOI from the south that stirring peal shall
come
Nv ~ p'9''''V @''' ''' Stranger . no'ae ;
a. ~. atlantic que ana 0F'oY 0s'h
"''"' '"'g oS"0ee sweep ]
England tho nroud, the mighty ahd thu ,,rnpd
Prince of the sea, and tyrant Of the land
Tho in her strength The terror oftbe world
From this proud height Of Emnir, shalI N.
harled :, 4
Y ""ioS'
Tier mental subjects ttttcr, yet despise-
O'Connell, long her torror and her match,
With posse backed stands ready for the
Ger syery sea- aud ovore every land,
She seeks to plant her iron scoptercd hand
To raise her standard with her lion paws.
And hold all people subject to her lawsl
But al I! proud one, thy years are numbered
now
The hand of fate has written On ,hv brov
Thy murmaring subjects cross Atlantic,a ,ea,
Ripe fofreyett--defy Thy Laws and thee +!
Ya not content, inv ovarico over g,o,yp
$50
= '''''s' "''' """" sseN ST 10 oul'd thy
thFohe'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

pUDLfc SqtAnE.-Wo learn that n cub
scription list 10 now circulating among our
~citizena, for the purpose Of enclosing the pub.
lie square adjoining the Court House in this
town, aud planting shade trees therein The
object is praiswoflhy, and we have no doBb'
will be substantially supported by our citi-
~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

out Of a quarrel At q card table. Turner died
instantly, hta tugular vein having been sew
cred.
On Sunday evening last, John Turnbnl1'
Esq. YVES shot by Mr.. Macaulev, Oh the plau'
alton IL said Macauley, we have pot learnt
the particulars Of tto affair,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

assaaaEzsvazaszH
W. eSsrss-0ar TsrtDs4From ana after
hes Aass we shall iayarhbly charge AZ fol.
Hws
Fer sas years subscription IL paid
previous 10 expiration of term. 90 90
II paid alter, aud ths trouble Of run.
BtBEAttet lty q 90
Advertising and sah. bt the year, 20 90
Cards Of Doctors, Lawyers, &c. per
Ysar, ~ 30
Advertising per square 10 liues to
9Unstiiutute asquate, one tnaertiort ! O0
kvery subsequent inssrtiUH. Dec
efiry. IN" tnbaertbrrl "a 90
Apnouhaiau do. tnon.subseriber) IL 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Ffnsr CoNaREssloNAL DIsra1cr Tho Lo.
c foco Convention Of the First Congressional
District have selected EMILE LAsERE, ESQ,
as their candidate. lie IL opposed by Meaaia.
Wadsworth and McIIenry, both belonging to
the nanannlitieal school.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

List of letters remaing in the Post Office at
Baton Rouge on the 3lst December Is45,
which If not called for within three months,
will be sent to the Post Office Department as
dead letters,