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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
A GOOD BARGAIN

Ang one who IL proGcientin The confcc-
1onafY aff would invest hf~ capital vert at-
YantageoffsiB BY bnJipg NJ. 3rf1set fcoo.
cern 70 the thriqtnR town nf B8tor Ro11c,
Besides the other aHafemens ri The
pace consideration that it viii soprfbe the
seat Of government, muSt bave/ Il orea,
weight onsfhe mind Of those Who MN val
themselves Of such a good opportunity fo
transact for an e4tahlishment which Is pro.
gided with all the utensils required BY lbr
Apply % the owner, Lafayette street. Bat
On Rouge.
nov. Z 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
"Willyn said a dotiao parent at III,

willy said a doting parent at the
breakfast table to an abridged edition to
himself who had just entered the grammar
class at the High School, "YViIly my dear.
viii you pass the butter 7"
'Thertainly THRIFT takthes me to parthe
anything. Butter it'll common s~dbthantiYe.
gender, a reeth with hot buckwheat
and 18th 4 yyerned by thugar.louth
polatheths undo .thood,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
C0NDUCT Ga THE 80

The Journal Of Commerce appears to DO
as well informed in relation to the move.
ments of the Government for the conduct
OF the war, as most papers. The following
Is the latest report. It is given by its Wash.
lugton correspondent under date Of the 22d
October:
A contract has been made BY the Gov.
eFnment with Capt. Taylor 10 take the
T inceton, the Mississippi and other res.
sels over the bar At Tampico. Capt TaY-
is to use for this purpose, marine cam.
made ofindia rubber. The deptb of
water on the bar averages ten feet.
iamPico appears To Be strongly defended
BY nature, and If is probab 4 that, of late.
reported, some efectual means Of de-
ence have been taken by the Mexieans.
Thus, the expedition Of Commodore Per
I may not be entirely destitute of incident.
may have an opportunity 20 increase
re glory OF his name, aEfthe navy, so lono
active, may reap som 'izurels, as vel as !,
army.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
N'rom the Delta
LATEST FROM THE CENTRE ARMY,
IRIS POSITION.
Camp Esquipnla Water lle'o !
Erptpmber 9Th, leAB. I

Gcptpf4DFF tthr is40.
Geai1raset I'VE arc non twenty-five
mica from Presl1io.de.R io dsraude. The
General aud sta0, with the artillery, IL
dragons and 9Th infantry, encanp NJ Cue.
vas 10 night, ten miles from this, where NC
join, and from thence III due form, take III
Our ne Of march and encaHp on the Rid
t'rande Tomorrow nigh. aud cross tc
J Prrsidio as soon az the river can be ~crossct
We have heard Of one or two bundled
troops being ut the PresidiB. bnt VIC know
not the nunbcr-nor can we till ws show
ouFselscs-1nEY are before rs Is Copying
the enemy. Yesterday, two hIcxiranz
were seen about the camp oftbc 9th inftn-
try blt~could not Ip taken, &c wrrc then
marching IN detached parties, md hope
tiai they only di-covrrct# the drtathmctit Of
the 9th infantry, which, iftbe case, maj on.
courage thcm 10 show fight. II il now
twelve o'clock, and we have marched four.
teen miles, aud all in good spirits and rs
few sick ms could 10 cxpectods From
San Antonio we have had nm abundance
Of good water grnsinE and The roads ne
good a. can be, and no accident happened.
in fine, the march has been one without
any unpleasant interruption. and if the
MeSicnns will only endcoyort t. prevent our
crossing the river, we shall be 'particular.
L satisfied ! shall write YOU very soon
after our arrival and The battIc IL over.
which will probably consist IN the dldAt4
cAhDa, with hat in hnni, welcoming the
genera ta hie Foodly town aud 0frting his.
eggs, milk, &c., atlas ctorbita0t a price rs
he thinks we win stand. This gocs by
express to San Observation-Disclosures.
I'll VIC set feet on Mexican soil. Abtoe.
CHIHUAHUA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
John Z. DuFROCQ,
ALBERT i. CONVERSE;
NOTICE.

- NUFIIU,
Fb" undersigned have this LAY formed
a Go partnership a editors and proprietors
oftbe Baton Rouge Gazette. They re.
qrot asaare Of tho public patronage In
,hotr new career, and pledge themselves
shat no pathS viii he spared on their port
g render The Gazette useful aud Interest.
Ing. No Interruption will be experienced
III Tue present subscription ljst oflbc paper.
A. 2. CONVERSE,
r. q. HENDERSON,.
Get, atst. 1ale.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
FLOMERs KLnwEpal

FLOWERS!
CHARLES VANEER, invites amateurs If
horticulture 70 call and examine the coIlec.
ton Of plants which he keeps for sale NJ
Mr.. Shoppers warden, on the Comife Road.
On nand, 200 Thagas (arbor yita,) ct for
ad0rning tonbs. I
Oct. 81 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

TAKEN UP by William Martin abont7L
miles from Baton Rouge, hIIy about 10 lrq
n in height, about 8 years old. no mari
or brand visible. The ovner is requested
70 comply with the requisites Of the Law and
take the above described animal away.
JoH1 R. DVFRocQ, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
DISSERTATIONS 0F cO.pANT-


The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween nFraaca 4 CoV,nr#G l. thie day
dissolved ~ muHrpl eotscut. Those who
are indebted "a The Gazette viii p'tsyf
1887" rail- aud settle promptly with jain Il Du.
fnocF who il authorised to receipt fg the
game.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
II .p 81 Ell g 10 T.
IN b & he.

OUT homr1e q. est famiiier aYer fart IA
c2ni-eur pedt Tres avt0tageusetneat flarer
son capital en- aGhetant 10 fo4d4 Ia Mr. A.
hErGs, dams h iolie vile Dc Ba'oa Rouge.
''HIc ioils lee o6rttpens 1T iunfes I64 tt.-
sources qn'cite %prtanafe, Ia consolidation
fTeI" dot bient6f bftc IL s6ga du Ci,aqcr-
i]ieHtehi, daa-Gtfe d'hn grand poids auv Yellr
dc ceuy qai auroni le Ion caarir latransi-.r
pour ~ eiabisseneoft aoorgu de tots lcs gs.
'cns,f7s que rfeiape Is prafesejon.
Sadfseser al pr1prictaste, rue J.arsyar,c.
a Bs'op R0usc.
lNaV. y 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

0ettaee-Tbe Boston Evening Travel,
t'f Of tho 22l instant, s4ys 'sAn arrao-
gem"nt for Transmitting thc ncws byfhe
steamer Caledonia, by Magnetic 2.lc
gfaPb, 10 New York. was deaaled Oh
IucRlay might hy Il yInjnota destruction
Of the wires on the hliI Dan. Ihe vines
we're cut IN several pircgs. A pole some
eisbtern feet Io6g, with o shaFp hooi. upon
Tie end, was found Oh the Mil Dam. With
which i1strttuent the vic york was no
dau1t accomplished. Suspiciaps are En-
teftalned rs totIc perpetrators Of the out
rag Which ts Hoped, may lead 10 their
detection"
"Tbo express which le1 Che city, with
the Steamers news, s03a Tier her arrival,
was probably a private, H9or-spcculatihe
affair, as the New York; papers of last
evening mako 10 merton Of tic steamers
arrival,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

k TO RENT-The house and r.,
lately occupied az q tavern bv 4
HsSa Waddift, Esq in ihe town Of Baton
Al Rouge. Apply 10 L. sHEPPERs.
Cashier Branch City Bank.
Oct. 81 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

l.o. ~ N'1' ,'''il,! W W
aLI. ''"g'eis1 N''s ln'INeo ny ms os'a
,,a" ""' eaReF IHPe'"'s''1s "o''i'
lt.,inaa : a'''e HoiSe, Il" @"oS eaS'.
MI ~ f,,r,n. '',','sog'' '"o '"A'Ro'}e''
seni q ,Eo, ", asan y ''2sJ H"o were pre-
- ), ''P'et",i'"' we meai
7paI F" "eier "',h"', VINO up
e axt,a, ~ "s' Wv" ''gr''i ;" .ef''
s,sa,aI =. s"'' a"'i,''''o"I ~ "e1 Sa'o Ut
sa,y IT,, i, " 'ao.,'S' n"~ : wv.
:, 49, H. . "'t''a' e'I'1 h',IS' - VIC Gt,
- !, H. t oo',o 'gSeo 't2st ne''f1J-'Oa
,,1. a. VI ga" '"S''t'o, ~ "hs
H. I !, 'tt"l = I'eAi''" 0''' "",e'
ats.ana ta - =. 80 !" '4 5 V ~ 'so"Pe ~ '''
G,r.i - nus 9eiEs' " 6''''e suPeFiia
S''y'''1" I's"''
M PASSAGE OF THE GREAT HEsTEN-
NARROW 8setPB fRoM WREcE-Ihe
Courier af'd Eh14lfef gives q SHIRT n%rronaI
o. The disasters oil the Great Western,
winch We tohIo,n.
we have received u very long Statement
"t INC causes Of her detention, which W.
conhot possibly 2 rilltsh at Ien2t1. We
WI give however. such nm ab>trart ms
WI conway all the positive iuiornltioa II
contains.
Jhe G'eat Western sailed on The 18Th
! September at u n.ciork, +. H., wtih
10 passengers, and III hands IN nil mi
o''rd' ne Wa'I''t was pleasant Tor the
season. 71d u + pr'gresT good.
"" saturday The lVth' the wttd began
lo treshofsn" tho evening mad increased
Tan gaze On sunday the fore stay sail
was up It, anu Tue vessel lay +, nadcr la G
pores h'4' r m'''Q' "Ihd bad mefea-
SPd 10 heavy stofh'' and a great COMMIT
y 81 WIT GIT INTO the engine ROOM The
~''1e'3f' ~ '"' morning "~sscpoird ~
'ue G0'.' '5 J atal iHtd Mt the dailgets
'R'' { 'r' I'D" al them. AtIl' u heavy
a prs 90 p n" '.a'h7ord ~wIlee-hoosc,
qua S."tf iHr-h,i7o n IRON lie
9"at nom '''9'r it2tottnaH'
De "'lf' was Vee' ing nor'bward' ana
my a'trn'P,ej 70 wear stlp' hot wPro
'olged 10 "eSi"'i Hlo1 nstns The squire
'o''S Drew away. Ahe leo quarter bonita
were =" a"'f=frot inc da'ifs ~ a len.
Wy lee I"'eh. aud the "th"'S seemed likely
o 'aioW, At@hoolt rs Ftof'n rtlI r1gad
II aI' IT, I"fF ana Il heaYy sea ~st'hhing The
a'0oaFi P'dJ box, s'nlshei It all to at~
nfns' sj'rung The Tlftog BEAM ami silaItef-
me parts OF ne sl.P attached ther@'o.
! splinter struck tbs c'pt"lh on The head,
nd Wulili nave k Orkrd INN over board. |
'1t ne "as ca''Rht To The ne'tings'
ne water was s','ing on tho pumps:
u The Da,ehes were battoned down except
nose used ~ pumping INFO tue eBgibe-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

pWs
For one years subscription II paid
previous to expiration oftcrm, 81 90
paid after, and the trouble OF run
nthg after II; 6 90
Advertising and zub. BY the year, 20 90
r Cards of Doetore, lawyers, Sc. per
a... year. #l2 90
Advertising per square 10 lines to
crhstltuttltr a~siBate ,nnctnEcttion, ! on
Every subsequent Insertion, SOC.
Announcing 4 candidate fer public
oIfCe. (t q subscrlbCr1 W. 90
Annuunei ag do fBon ssubstfibrr1 S. Ce
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

INQUEsr-An inquest va
held o. Tuesday the Sd Inst. on the bodv !.
Samuel Chichester, who diea suadenlv /, II.
Town, Verdict according % the evidence !,
'he physicians who made the Pos. morfs,
examination, that he came By his death i
consequence Of want ofreaolion Of the sys.
lem ai'ef taking Tbomsoaian remedies.
ua
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
FRnm rnE ARMY.

the stoaDslup, li3 Kim, stye tho Dsna,
arrived yesterday morning, from Braaos Srnt
lago, by way Of talvegDdn .-Havinr left no
Iltor t1an The Pslmetto, she Of course brings
nothing particularly new. Gro W. KrFpALt
ErQ, IF The Pasayaae, came over in the Nc.
kito.-We copvtIc following paragraph from
the HaIomo,as Flag, Of the 1llh:
MURDER AMI LIKE OceuRHENcEs,-An L.
diana volunteer was murdered ~ Saturday
last, o0di supposed 10 have been Killed for
aorHe money he Ind III HE p0var~ston. Two
AmerIranp, vt rather rHon haiirg from lie
unlled S.atos, have been arrested on suxpi.
clon nf hasing murdered him, with evidence
pretty strong against them, who will be sent
10 New Orleans for i ial-witaesses accom-
p0nYtng them.
William Fdyl", proprietor ola Coffee house
Or drinking estabi ithu1ent on e numerical 81,
was shot on Monday evening lasf, BY a Young
man in The employ Of his wife, n cIetk in n
dry goods Store Of hers. hlr r. is not likclv
70 suffer any serinus il jury from The wound
received. The bail entered the deaty part
of his shoulder, close to hts neck, and passed
through, without coming in contact. with any
material artcrf. He will soon be as GOOD as
new. Cause for shooting hjr n9t assigned:
suppose for lack If something else 10 shout at.
The young man ID to be sent free, gratis for
nothing, TO New Orleaus, which place is be-
coming q Botany Bay for ]conyicts from this
country,
A German named Koontz, employed in
bakery down town, attempted commit suicide
on Sunday morning last, Although hot dead,
he has probably succeeded in tie attempt,
t9r le has severed the jugular too wide to
hold stitches, lie assigns bis reasons for he
act, thai lie was tired Of living. lie would
been a proper man and might have rcn.
bis name immortal, bad he been out
foremost IN slorming some Of the batteries at
Monterey. All who have an inclination to
commit suicide, bad better hold of TIL the
hancenada or Slliillo tight-Thcyw will then
ave a chance to hand their names down to
16sferify. 1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

Ne leafn from o gentleman who lrN
Monterey nItcr the post which brought our
correspondents LETTER oftbe 18Th, closed,
thai information bad been received iu that
eitY, aud was believed by The officers gem.
rally That 2 feintorceme tofthe Meticana,
numbering" ~ O0e fnen, we're in the ,jri.
nit} Of san Luis Poto.i. supposed to BE- IN.
oer tbc command of5antn Anna, md ia
tended to march on Monterey DcLa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

01~Ihe Washington correspondent Of
the N. 7. Journal Of Commerce slys:
A contract has been made by the Gov
eminent with Capt. Taylor, TO take the
Princeton, the Mississippi and other yes-
sells over The baf 1t Tainpico. Captain
Taylor Il % use ftr this purpose marine
eamels, made Of Indian rubber. The depth
oF water on the bar averages ten feet.
Iampico appears to be strongly defend-
Ell by nature, aud tits probable that, ~oflate,
as reported, some eflactaaI means Of de-
fence have been taltcn by the Mezieans.
Thus tht expedition Of Commore Perry
1lay not be entirely degtituto of incident.
70 may lave IN opportunity to increase
the glory ofhis name, and the navy, 50 long
Inactive, may reap some ~lautcls, as wei
rs the army.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

potfsu, t>4r Il ,st st,,t,r h..a,u .L,. ia,
sol mart far tba .n1,n,m,t,a .r,lI,
,i,,,. ., .nr,, ,., -, ..,., .,.I AZ
,,,.., ,.,. ~.,.ael,..
tonbs ofthc departed. tasfcGl'lf decorated.
We were f)reibly struck with the d,ep5lc-
vetion which saenrl I, art,ratr each ho.
som, as plre0ts rciatiys4 aud friends, ratb.
cred about the gtayes of departed onen
to render this thgir yearly tribute Of nGac
tion to their mo,ias-Ii5w boa tjfl The
Thought; and how deep and purc the sent.
mrnt Of pioty which saem awakened IN fine
hosotna of LIVING relatives a. sfhc,. r, ;,e1,
in sweet protnsiou the tear If gymatby
and the wildwooIs bawrr (an ods inc Of
the heart Der tho sod which covers the
imuimatc form It some still r.n,,,heseI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

Dicd--on Rasalay evening the Oh
inst, ut the rcsid nee Of Mr.. Eylyeslrr
Hyatt, Mrs. Elizabeth Bills, aged 30
years.
Mrs. Bils has been fr many years "A
resident ofthis pafish, aud the kind dispo.
sitloh she has ever manifested in admins
tefIng to the sick and soothing dc sorrows
Of tliosaflictod; combined with tbc nobter
attributes Of IN affectionate mother, har~
endeared hdr To a Iarge circle Of friend.
who Bow motrn her loss.
%S
WANTED 70 pUaCHdsE.
40 to $4,000 gallons moa sses, In r~ister1.
apply p sTErfEN lIESpERs01.
nov; It'll 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

Sig HuNoRED ESDtASs.-Capt Jpw,t,.
who went frep Cincinnati, With his com
pnny, some fhrec Or for weeks aco, 10 In.
damn, 70 move The Miami Indians from
The lands purchased by Gevernment IN
ihht section, returned 10 tt1t city on tho
Ill'Insf bringing with him COCO Of fhs
M'afnls, whd Hte 70 BE- shipped to their new
homes 10 Missouri ne soon rs n boat ran
be obialped. Capt. j. Gays ho had no d..
Gully with them, except their moy men q
We're 50 slow ihat he was obliged 10 forcs
them on fyifh liz men So passes away tho
last Of tie Mamie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

We receive no advices from General
Taylor, The friends Of officers md men
IN the army, and also the Government, are
ahNo'ts to receive tho expected details Of
The battle and the events following il. A
month has elapsed since the attack on
Monterey.
1t fnay be doubted Whether General
hcatney's column will Join tbaf of Gene.
raj Taylor, rs General Wool viii not 20
70 chihuahua, ny at Grsf designed. Gene.
ral Aoarney will probably take That place,
garrison it, and With liz remaining force,
march osCtItt6rnin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

lMPRovEMENrs.-It affords as much
qualification to notice the many improve.
monts, continually going on in our town.
1t speaks we'll for its prosperity, and the
liberal enterprise Of its citizens-Nanv
new and beautiful buildings are daily being
erected and many moro in prospective.
Maca credit is due our present mayor.
Tor the improvements which he has caused
TO be made on the side. walks, many Of
which were at one time almost impassa-
hle-A lew more years and Baton Rouge
will rank among the finest cities in the
State, tor beauty, elegance, and the libor.
atty of its citizens
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07
The Advocate, in a,ticing the recent
rhange in the I,azpitr-S.ra-

The Advocate, in ,tieing the recent
change in the GazoItc-Says-
with the former firm, SIC hive tFujgcd
along friendly, courtcously, happily. With
the present enc, We hope r. do the saint
trusting. that III no event, shall they Of We
lie led t9 aasutna any other than that open,
frank and courteous bearing which alone Il
calculated 10 bind tbs edito iaI fraternity
mud sustain its difhiHo3 regulations"
We can assure our friend Of The Adeo-
rafc, that It viii ever be our study to main.
tain that courteous and friendly disposition,
which Is SO necessarily catculated to bar
monte md %slstain the dignity Of the cdi-
torihl fraternity; aud that no circumstances
will ever induce us, TO transcend the rights
aid privileges allowed rs ~ public Jottn-
alists.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

A StMPtB sTonu-Ab9nt one hundred
years ago tbefc lived il Massachusetts q
clergyman, who bad had Il respectable
nsighbor belonging TO bis parish, who WINS
hotofioaely addicted 10 lying, not from any
malicious OF prcaninty purposes. but from
. peryorse habit. The parson was every
day grieTcd by the civil example Of his
neig1hor. The person was Captain
CItrt, It friend oftbe parson in all tempo
rai taaaers and a man useful in the parish.
INT this example was II source Of much in.
4iJetdje FL tho paryon, lie was deter.
mined to preach n sermon on the oecagioh
Accordingly he took for bis text, aLlg not
to one ahother.'
lie eEpatiatod on tie 70 ly, w~ickedness,
and evil example Of lying. in such d point.
cd manner, TINT nearly every person pfc.
sent thought be was aiming ut tho Captain.
Meeting being done some one said to the
Captain, "Hhot did you think of tie SER
mon T. Excellent. excellent" be replied.
A5ht could not FOR my life keep my eyes
off old mother Syminefon, thinking how
she tnltst feel, for the parson certainly
meant her."
This story wostoId The writer by his
mother, who wac o daughter Of tho clergy.
man, end heard tic sermon tawhich she
added. "My son, when you hearauy fol-
y or vice exhibited froa the pulpit, before
Yotl look out for n mother symington. look
yourself and see If Captain Clark
Il not there" Her advice had come Ct
feet, and may have again"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

are to be found, q rrsyIu'ton VIZ inu~it.
hteiy pag1cd TO elect fun nroog their
congregation n man capable for d Disqinn
10 that county. They appeal 10 fho Jer.
H'hirm Jews tOr co.apernlion aud utso to
seiect III Jerusalem ohe from The Sephar-
i'n tFortngnes) Jews, and one from the
Aslihcnnsin German and polishJ Jewo,
ond TO Send the three messengers together.
WHO wal hafe 10 tt6Vol rdf sevtfnl months
'hfoil u enormous deserts.
1t il said tiat these ten tribes roniiIufe
an empire Of their own. have Their own
hing, and possess preat qgantiiies Of am
,n"nilioH. They are Of high stature, md
have altogether an athletic nppearapce.
They IRE generally occupied with TIM
study Of kaboloanre strictly religious, and
very wealthy bsing II pos = son Of nat Y
god mf1es. They do pot permit D foreign.
er ~ sett d among them; eyen tie = ioprn Of
a low d6ys can be oblnintd only by tho
payment Of an ENORMOUS tax, with tir -.
%eeftion Of lsfaeIitts, who are fece we'd a.
friends permitted 10 fe.ide amone them.
ana afe aHogelher t~ecoRpized as their own
brethren. The aynagoRue ]authoriries In
Jerusalem haye con4ented 10 tic mi .aio1,
though HAY wiI have to moor hnagy o..
pence, whlrli 50 long u ~io1rndg rrqnirss.
-BJston 1rdaScfjpt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

THE ELEcrtoNs.-Last Sunday was Tie
day appointed by the Legislature for hold.
ins the elections of parish ConstabIes in
the different parishes throughout the
State-but owing to a refusal to sit on the
part ofthe judges Of this parish, the clcc.
tons have been deferred. We must Ger.
tainly applaud the decision OF these gentle
as wise and political, as a~ppropriuting
the Sabbath day for this purpose, is Ger
lainly unworthy ola christian people.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

CONVERSE 81 HENDERSON,
P"ROPRIETOiss.
BATON ROUGE, Now 7ht. lslO
ne years subvcrtprfop II paid

TAe ffatttie -OaF Itfms4Frum and alter
hts iate wc shall invariably charge a. fol
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

7HT.0T' UETTNIIIYi T6HUafll raTI0I0Tv,"
replied tho eaptaiQ. '"Captatn," saId The
good damn, y PIT item ia this little bas.
kat, on some cotton Tut as | had only ell
even, aud The white hen Ia on thr nest Law.
ing the twelfth, would it be aeking Of YOU
100 much TO wait untl II should be read, ~
by no means, hadan, Ivy no means, '.an-
fwcrcd the obIigine eaptajn; and tie good
lady returned to the house to expedite the
the egg Us soon MS Il should SEQ The light.
the cnptain ant composed y on y piece Of
timber, patiently waiting unsil the white
hen had completed har Ilbor4, aad the
twelfth egg was handed him ~ q scrranl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

MonteVldeot % August, 1916.
Y. Sine foregoing may BE- regarded
as cOtfeet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

We clip tho following paragraph from
the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post,
but originally from the Portland 7rana.
csiPt, Maine. Il is too good to be lost.
Excessively AceouNopATtSa- "A cap,
tain justly celebrated for his urbauity, was
hailed from the shore between Bat"n
RonEc and New Orleans, by nm elderly
female, The boat was brought to, and
the captain, with Che agility of . squirrel,
leopcd on land. 'CaPllin," said she, M
hc ohecquiotisly bowed before her. "my
daughter, sick in New Orleans, has ennt
up to- me G'r d lozep Of cges; and | just
thought ! would Gull yotr, md rcq1oet You
to carry thrnl down 10 Sa