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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

MONTREAL, Feb. 23.-Grcat excite
ment has been created in the Commercial
circles here, by the recent news from
England, ofthe contemplated withdrawal
and diminution Of the proteGtigo duties.
Wen informed persons here, however, do
not contemplate any serious or lasting in.
jury to colonial interests, as the proposed
measures win neccssitate the Introduction
improvements which otherwise would
not have been thought Of.
The pacific tone ofthe British Ministry
had not been without effect here, but the
activity in The various military departments
still continues. A detachment of the Row
al Engineers has been despatched ON an
ispection tour to the frontier, and report
says that a chain of redoubtg, connecting
the military stations ofSt. Johns, Cham
bly,, Isle aux Noix and William Henry, or
Sorel, are to be forthwith constructed one
Or more squadrons Of mounted riaemen
are to be embodied for frontier duty, to be
composed o. picl1ed men from the rcgi-
ne ITS Of the I'm now in Canada. !.
The three troops of provincial cavalry,
Whichfare I'M high state Of discipline,
are ordered on pay for two years ; the
same measures has been adopted with re-
gard to the 'colored corps" Of Canada
West. Great activity prevails in the gar
rison at Quebeck the bitches Of the cita-
del are deepened, and additional guns
mounted. The artillery are constantly en-
gagged in shot and shell practice.
BY a recent "order in c@olncil,' pot and
pearl ashes ofUnited States manufacture
may pass through Canada dnty free.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

"a fGENY "C,ip. '-Cbfpmap, from 1fieb.
gan, must be a genius. A letter from Wlsb.
lrgtan gives the following account Of soue Of
bis feeent speeches in congress:
Mr.. Chapman, in his remarks Quoting from
a book,) said "toryism 70 innate" yes sir,
ggntolmen,' commented Mr.. G." ~toryleln IL
lpnate, thai i, il comes from Heaten." This
comment Of The honorable gentletian FROM
Michigan rs almost equal 10 tile beautiful all
fusion he made 70 the G9ddefs Of Liberty,
and the Eagfe, and tho Serpent that are pla.
44tll AAtt+4aAtt44FF e544e4 tt4 1t y 54t4HH ar,5 EGft1Httr. Tit
Serpent Is Oh one side Of the Goddess and the
Eagle on the other. This grand ]eff1sion came
from Mr.. q. several days AFRO, III d very pa
trtotic speech. "You see,' said ha, looking
up 10 the Go3dess-a'you see That Rattles-
maze Of American Liberty twintpg himself
round That aignpost, up there by that woman's
Ieg.-Well, | think | see that snake biting the
British Loin with bis pizen teeth, while the
Eagle is peeking out his eyes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

- 'a''""N' by
y''" a. '4'R'e''-" nave received the
''"V'h hummer Of thI5 valuable work We
"''''a 70 P0oi'sI some q the ARTICLES it
contains III orr succeeding number, ns they
aF'' III our opinion Of the highest imPor-
'a'oe 20 7e Farmer IN" tlIagc 9Ftho
sou = INC honorable distihy q the largest
part " OFF r"ee' hltAertoi 1t has been re-
commended ~ the Independence, tho
ie"i0lo'ness' the purity the quiet Of rural
nc IN INC language ofa distinguished
writer m INC work now bol9eo us "Wit'-
IA the present century, an .agricGlusal lii
g'"'fo mas o'on formed am. tie tfNler OF
the sou is expected to read anl to think, Us
wen u 70 plough Agriculture il progress
s''e' Ii Is now Thought possible that a
laflaef may 20 wise and yet decline to
"o'N III inc footsteps oI hi. ]i'ti'ers' And
why shotId agriculture be stationary q?
nc Sp''''nS Jenny mas s'Ppiaa'ed the dis
tail; the ~rail-car on:-runs tho stage c.,ael,
ANA steam mas changed the commercIEi re-
1o''ofS OF the world "hItc the iriNndly
n"'d q ss'one" Is pushing forward thH 9th
CT INDUSTRIAL pursuits OF mau, shall tais A.
'oHr' "n'ca employs and sustains ariic-
'e'''' OF our race receive no onward and
e'e'a''as impulse Z, we would Ike 10
see ProPcrfeeling on the subject aroused
- LOUISIANA Inc press III general ought
% i'1i !, thoir d'''y to endeaNor not only to
create nut to ioster and sustain an inter-
'S' ! SO important a cause, in thoir res
p''''' portions Oh tue 9tate' Our aqaual
HalrS' we arc sorry 70 say have been up
10 't''s ''ne' unworthy Of the State of lou
ls'a'''' h"' rs nope ,'at nc future will
'''A' i,'n amends l'r Tue patt'
:" tsl''i'h g upe above work the CHAR
i'''''i oos'F'ef MAKES INC following APP
i'",r'"'s remarks
W. oNl11eF mas addressed himscFto a
F'''f"lasl"n' Inc Farmers Library which
g mas established treats the cultivation d
the soil as a literal pursuit. Agriculture,
l'Rc iaw' theology, Or medicine, has its pc
c''iiar literature, and he gathers it up with
industry and Judgment from all countries
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

mr. You are authlftzol 10 aanonre JoltS L
Dvttoc3. VA Nj Independent candidate to'
mayor, at the naXt municipal elections.
You are authorized to a~1o3lnrn JnnN REID
tiRg, as candidate for MuyuIzat the next mu.
! nicipal election, :
You aro authorised to 3nnounce JAMES
ConrER, as candidate Tor III fyur al the iieSi
municipal election.
Please announce m. ~ Nephlcr, lr, "
candidate for to@u conelabIc,Sat the iitAl mt
nictpal elections,
Please announce w.. Jpnts AlIrv.a ma can.
didatn for town constable, al aho next mum.
gtpal elections.
We arc requested +, announce JosErh
MoH0El, as a candidate lor ing aticn q Town
Constable, at tho noNt municipal election.
W. arc authorized TO Announce EugtNE
IANOuE ~ candidate tor soleeilnan at the
nest municipal election.
We are requested to annnrEneo tho follow.
ing gentlemen Az cail datcat for soIa4linotf,
ut The next municipal election George '
Trudoau, A s Heron, Anthony Manrot,
John Il Wolf, Charles Guodr{, Charles Vim
cent, Cola Malta, and d nv S3loeum,
You are aulherised "a announce Ianes p.
Stuart IA caadidttn ior Trea nrcr aud Cul-
leetor, al ths ncSt municipal election.
Noare authorised 10 announce Mn. EbuAu
JoNEs ID candidate for troa4user and collect.
or, at tho next municipal election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

Lecture Professor Bronson proposes to
q, IlVor a course Of lectures IN this tbwn, on
Execution and Music. The fret lecture
VIII be given in the Methodist Church, on
Monday evening noAt. Tho just celebrity
AZ. Bronson has acquired, ts d powerful aud
eiiortual lecturer, wherever he has been, and
tho high oncomiune bestowed on him by the
ableot Journals IN the county. render apy 70.
communication oi our part bnnecessary-ve
hope our ]erIizens will avail 3homseiYeu of tho
fich intellectual Treat now offered.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

SFar o. GovEa4H srlle people d
Bat8nR Rouge had . meeting ON the 4th,
and among other fhings ordered 100 gums
To We fred from the bluff III honor d thc act
which fixed upon that beautiful place as the
seat of government. Tile Gazette has the
following. Really friend Dutrocg, we haf c
you do not mean To "insinigate" tbat plea.
sure ever calla members Of The Legislature
on utter dardt Withdraw that, OF the Le-
g~islatllfe will refuse to sit at Baton Rouge.
.AntH In tltA H44AeA44#t+44f4tii tt4ftt4ttt a#eefHttt - TIT
ornment Is certain, WI hope property hol.
ders will set to work and repair their side
walks, und mako other Improvement which
would add Il great deal to tho appearance
Ct the town, md the comfort Of those whom
business OF pleasure cgts ont qjtcr dard''
We can assure one friend Of the Tropie,
We had 10 idea III p~cnning The article to
which he refers, to say hard things of tic
Legislature, though il we believe the fol.
lowing statement from the correspondent
oftho Mirror, what II done by the assem-
hlel wisdom 81 the United States in Con
gross, might also be done by the Assem-.
bled wisdom Of our State wherever the
Capitol may be situated. We plead no.,
gritty t. his Interpretation Of the charge,
but rs oen Legislators might be inclined to
intend public worship In the evenings mad
feeling II soIieituIc for their welfare, We
stilI urge The necessity Of having good
sidewalks; .r
WAsHtNGrbx DotNGa-The excellent
correspondent Of The n. Y. Mirror thus hits
eli tho ragaries of tho Metropolis: Mem.
bcr5 Of Congress who are allowed 10 como
on here without their wives, do act in =
most extraordinary and ]impudcnt way. In
deed, they do. They actually 60 for the
largest liberty. When they return homo
at the end of the session, they assume n
most innocent look, and make Mrs. eau.
die believe they have been MOURNING for
her all the while, when, at the time, they
have been sroring from not cfto flower and
ritling creation of It's sweets. Some mar.
ricd ladies, who have received divers hints
of the doings Of their lords, have taken the
liberty to come on to the Metropolis to hook
after them, Only think of the case Of q
gallant legislator, who has his wife haunt.
ing him like d shadow wherever he goc4.
and if he should happen to emile upon some
fair creature, he has to taste the bitter dose
Ola compound double distilled Caudle Lee
turc. II, however, married ladies' would
take the, same trouble they did during
to mako themselves agreeable,
they would have but little catisc of com
Plaint, How the dear creatures alter aG
ter tho knot is tied. IF Adam had only re.
manned single, what "a deal Of misery il
would have saved; but people will Act mar.
ried, and the children will follow the
eSemplc OF their parents, and so the ease
will stand until the time shall come when
the human stock will be exhausted.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

~InpouTANr X EpoRr.-We learn by nm ex-
tract from a letter, reviewed by a commercial
house yesterday from Galveston, and dated ON
tho I1th inst, that the sGbF. Mary Shields,
from HitamUros bound 10 New York, put III
10 Galveston a few days since IN distress.
The captain reports the American C1rteu1 at
Matamoreg, j. p. Schatzall, Esq, III prison
At that place, accused by the authorities of
corresponding with Geu. Taylor at Corpus
Christi. III addition TO this, we learn verbal
" that d Mesiean who was tho bearer of dis4
patches from ar. 8. at MaGam0ros, to On,
Taylor at Corpus Christi, had been shot BY
the authorities at the former place on his re-
turn 1t iB also satd that 5000 Mexican troops
az stationed there.
There was a rumur in own Yesterday, u
the effect that Or. Blidell himself had been
thrown into prison, but this undoubtedly took
It's rise from the above. Should it turn out
that Air. Sehaiz9ll has really been inCarCef-
aled at Matatporos, Gen. Taylor cannot
reach the vicinity of that. city with too great
speed. We have heard Of several overt aets
committed by the MexjGaDg Of iate-ono CT
which was the shooting Of a young American
trader named Burne at PCratG, GA Tho prin-
Cipal ground that no was in Texas during her
early Struggle for liberty-and now it is sta
led that one Of our Cbasuls has been thrown
into prison on no other plea than that hg has
in correspondence with Gen. Taylor,
We have said so often that our Government
should come to some understanding with
HaXico-sbould have a full and final %gottlc-
ment with her Of all dllicu,ties-that We
have become sick Of the subject Granted that
Mexico is weak, powerIess-yot no one can
allow a snarIihg puppy to be continually
slapping ut his heels without kicking him oul
If tho way at tast.-PisaBuue 17kh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
[ From Me Spirit Of he Times. ]
AN Arkansas ORIGINAL.

In a back.wooIs settlement, in A,kan.
sas, lived two brothers whom we shah.
distinguish as JB and Ned. jim had.
a good deal Of The world, had
been present at one or two militia tainiDps.
and 4 c~ock-ight, and had actually seen d
i've steamboat. lie was looked npon.
consequently, IN lis immediate G~eishbor-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

Rev. q, X. MARsuALh.-Thss %eloqaept
ana learned divine preached in ibis town
last week 10 crowded a~aliencasj Ha nos
sesses talents Of no ordinary rank, in fact
we ia not r~eoollcct ever to have listened II
an exposition ofthe truths oftha gospel in
richer aud more eloquent language. and nj
the same time easy to be understood by all
his hearers, than the two serm{ns he do
livercd Oh last Sabbath. Mr.. | Mareb,u
has arrived to his present celebrity as n
preacher BY his own unaided exertions. FL
his younger days he worked 1T the mr..
ehgnicH business. ID which heIhaa beep
brought up. Feeling himself eallca 10
preach the gospel he resolved ID Ee d 4,se-
I'll as possible in his new calling. He
has often trimmed the midnight laIan IN Tho
pursuit of Ills studies, ana BIZ iad stry and
perseverance have been crowned with sue.
cess-hc stands ~ d monument toEsbow Il,
Young what can be achieved bk a@pplica.
ton, industry and the cultivation ofthose
principles which, while they ELEVATE the
man, make him useful u his agc 6nd gen.
eratioa-woun that be had mort imita.
tors.
WELaP AiO-Diekeas received 5000 fr
has fcficket ontho ~ileaul.1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

among The petitions recently presented ii
KS massachusetts, Legislature. was one Brap-
lhs tAat me Senators and Represedtivs III t5e
o1ale m Congress should be recalled and i
general convention called 10 make anedF
unioh-ln which all the anti-5nnexatiob
states should Join together. Auti-sEavery was
Il 'ae bottom oflt.-It was sisacd by thirty
M Forty respectable names.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

RIO II,
SATURDAY, t~lAncr, @T

NE Gasscttc -Otv Itrma-from and after
his date we shall ilyariIhly eharge as fol
lows
Fur enc years subscription IL paid
previous 10 expiration ST term, % w
llpatd alter and the trouble OF run
ming amer III, . w
Advertising and sub, by fhc year, 20 %
Cards Of Doctors, hawyGI#, &t, FFr
year, - ="
Advertising per square 10 lines to
Constitututc Hs4uate, one tusetllai5 ; w
Every subsequent insertion, 0Vs'
Announcing 4 candidate tor pubic
A%nnounei1 40. llon.sub3eriber) SO 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

No Siaecwe-Fhe Milwaukee Sentinel
says the mail contractor on the route between
Green bay and Copper Harbor has'got rather
a tough job on his hands. He carries the
mail each way once a month during the win
ter, travelling on foot. When he first took
the contract, the mail did not probibly exceed
a few pounds in weight Bat the December
mail weighed rs pounds, and that for Janua.
ry over 100 pounds, which the contractor had
to shack all the way to Copper Harbor
through a snow-covered wilderness.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

BEAUTY or IRISH woMGs.-DU SoLLn,
who is furnishing his Philadelphia Times
with very many graphic sketches, speak
ing Of matters and things in "grecn Isle"
has the following compliment 10 the beau.
ty Of Irish women; "%Sspcaking Of Irish,
women, let us add, while We think of it,
that we met with more really handsome
faces in one hours walk this morning, on
the Grand Parade and along VI. Patrick
street, than we beheld during Il three
weeks s%gjorra in England. A highly
graceful carriage, too, seems common.
Aud even among the humble, hardworking
ones, that go staggering mder the weight
" large tubs on their heads, or larger bas.
kcts strapped to their shoulders, We OBJ
serve much ofthc clcnlaats Of female beau
ty."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

"a election was held in tho Thrill dis
tri4t oftha city ol New Orleans on Mon
day last. Alex. G Dullilt Esq., was ell
coted almost without opposition. Mr.. D..
is one orthc ablest members nftho House,
and viii prove himself us,Ial either rs Il
DICTATOR OF in cnmminne.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

LGtlsb NrUaG.-'tllero has bccn vcrl
little Of public interest transacted in Che
Legislature during the past week. .Th,
House has adopted the bill providing For
the creation of five district courts in the
First Judicial district composed Of Tie
parishes Of plaquemiae, st. Bernard ant
0fIcansj each Judge to receive a galar,
Of $1,000.
On Monday the bill 10 sustain the claims
Of William LangG3lt, over those of The
State, 70 the assets of the Clinton and porI
Hudson Railroad Company, next cane IN.
aud after some considerable debate thc
question was postponed without any nc.
ton being taken thereon, and made the
order 0fthe day for thursday.
The resolution from the Committee On
Federal Rotations in references to the me-
mortal from certain citizens Of Louisiana,
praying Tor indemnity for spoliations com.
mittoi by The French previous to the wear
1899, wa takc@, up, read twice, AMI or.
dcrcd to be cngrosscd for 4 thipd reading.
4 resolution from the Senate, PROVIDING
for The erection Of public buildings at Bat
on Rouge Tor the accommodation of the
Legislature State Government, and was
read tI'rno ines and ADOPT d.
Mr.. Shields gave notice Of a bill to prc.
vent betting on elections.
On Tuesday the senate hayfar met n,
House in Joint committee, the two ln,,,cy
proceeded 10 the election ofa State prip.
ter. The roll being called. % Senators
and s3 Representative answered to tbeir
names.
The "Couricr," "Jcfcrsoniano and
: Bee" were scvcralIy nominated, .
The first vote resulted as follows
Jelcrsonian II
Courier ~
Bee 43-ao choice,
Mr.. Reed then nominated H., nrsa,;,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

TnG>L FoR LARcasY.-rho Criminal
Court was occupied until a late horF with
the triaI Of J.. r. Wa1Je1, indicted for
stealing 6rty-qight cords Of wood, the prop
crty Of Capt. Hart. IL appeared in evil
dcncc that Capt. Hart agreed to purchase
of the accused loo cords Of wood, which
was tn be delivered at Il certain time, and
the price of the wood, $27J, was adeanc.
cd IN the outset. Tho wood wa8 deliver.
ed according 70 contract, and piled Up in It
certain lot. Shortly afterwards the occus-
ed took away forty-ci=ht cords ofthe wood,
for which he had already been paid, and
either sold or otherwise disposed Of ii. It
was urged on the part Of the defence, that
the wood was taken withou! any feloni5us
intent, and with nil understanding between
the parties. The jury acquitted the accus.
cL-PicagHGe 18th.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

The troops have lett CORPUS Christi for
Rio Gret,lc. l'hc Corpus Christi Gascla
speaking Of the departure ~ the dragons,
and Ringgoli's light anilc55y says, that
finer troops or moro able o~ilit5crs were new
CT called into service since America had
an enemy"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

AWFUL SEDueTIoN.-CaiheriTe Squires. a
lady ofvcrY fascinating appearance, was ar.
rested at New York recently for the seduc-
ton Of VIM. II. Smith. The charge was
preferred by the wife of Smith. Tlc-fair scdu
Ger was committed to prison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

THB DUKE OF WE1L1NGroN.-At a
late purity at The house Of Lord Stnnly, IN
London, u young lady asked the Duke Of
Wellington "ifit were true that one Eng.
lishlnan could beat three Frcnchmfn r.
The Iron Duke replied that "when Il boy
he had been told SO; but that be thanked
heaven he had never been pIacci in q sit.
uatlon to try the experiment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

CT The son Of a Boston capitalist has re-
Gently been committing forgeries. lis fla
Their whose signature be had counterfeited.
hnshed the matter up by paying all Tie da-
images.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

cred from .hi5 wounds. Il wa Ac vino
killed SantL. @. Richardson, d digtin.
gaished ~IanFefnf kentucky, sonle years
ago, BY shooting him down with IL pistol.
He stabled and dangerously wounded 9th.
era. His death, II indeed he Ii deud, was
such ~ might have been predicted Of rs
miserable course Of life. Whilst on u
visit to lbia city, three years ago, he thrust
himself into d quarrel between Strangers
IN the 81. Charles bar room, struck one Of
tFIU PHTIFa with q cane, from no C0le9lYa.
bic impulse other than an instinct Of evil.
Etls appearance Of extTeme old age saved
him from u severe hanaiing upon tlat oc-
c]asiot, The parties who permitted him to
c5eaPe Little dreaming that the ferGeness
Of the savage lurtscd beneath his gray hairs.
A biography Of him would be rcplcte with
barbarous, ifnot romantic incidents. lie
was a ma Of strong mind and might have
boen Q useful member Of society had he
not followed the ways ofblood and violence
all his dlys.-PIraWgle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

LaRDNEEs LEcTUEEs.-T The 18th number
has eome 10 hand. Il contains lectures on
How e observe the itoaRons; 1do Stellar
Universe; The steam engine If&st I~cclure.)
Ihe next aamoer VII contain Lectures on
Tho steam engine, with extensive ~illustra.
iions."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
HORA1TO DAVIS,
PGCFetiFf u INC t5Citttyt
New Orleans March IL, 1916.

I707 01F07FEE7 ETFWF0I ~ EIFO'
Tests Of civilization are difficult to dc.
zinc. How would the test Of tho Chinese
lady do, by which to Judge Of the progress
ofthat nation 7 II is almost Partisan,
and here it is A young lady that had
been only three days married, saeing her
husband return, ran behind him and
snotchod a kiss, lie angrily r~cproached
her for such a breach Of etiquette "Par.
don me, my dear" she answered, II did
not think it was YOU p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

S~peaking of leaning towers, it is said
there Is one in New South Wales, nearly
70 feet high, and no less than Ii feet ooi
I The PerPendicular-onIy ) feel less than
he celebrated tower at Pisa. Another
sxahplc is 10 be seen at CoTfe Castle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

DEMocEATIc REyIEw,-tFe lave received
The March number, It, is embglrshcd, with
2 beautiful portrait 81 the Hon, Jgsn Fairfield
Y, ). Senator Of Maine. AmonEt o,het Ar.
itcias ot interest, i contains English and
French Intervention in Rio de ia Plata by
Hon, Caleb Gushing; Papers Of a Dartmoor
Prisoner, by Nat.tEawtharae; h immsrciaI
Reform; Monthly Fia1nrial arricfa,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

We arc requested 70 publish the follow
lng, to correct i false impression relative to
Che course pursued by Our Senator, In pre-.
ssndng ito memorial oflhe Mechanics o.
Baton Rouge.
Er'raet from The journal Of Me SENATE.
SITTING or MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1916.
Mr.. Scott presented q memorial from the
inhabitants Of Baton Rouge, in relation to
the ~Penitentiary, which was on motion, re-
IEFFFU TO the committee on the PCnitCntinfy.
Mr.. Adams presented q counter memo.
rial which was also referred to the Com
nittee oil the p~cnitentiary.
Mr.. Marks, also presented u counter
memorial which was referred to tho same
committee. "
| certify the foregoing to be u true copy
from the journal ofthc Senate.
In testimony whereof | have heretofore
signed my nanr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

BARON RcUGE IForEB,-Thts largs and
e6mnodtaus establishments near the stestn.
boat landing, has bea1 llt8Iy iitte up, anIsr
Tie management Or Blr. Robert Riley, aud Is
now ready for the reception Of borders and
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