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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

A Chinese Junk has lately arrived at
New York, direct from China, and the
novelty of her build and decorations is at
tracing The attention Of the curious. She
is manned by 40 Chinese and 40 Europe.
ans. The object in bringing her TO this
country was speculation and her en,erpris-
ing owner will no doub, reap rich harvest,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

UOn Thursday, the 18th, a public
Dinner was given the Volunteers at Lib,
erty. The Tribune" says 5000 people
were in attendance. The reception speech
was made by H. L. Rourr, Esq, and the re-
Spouse by Col. DoNIruAN. Speeches were
also made by Gen. ATCmsoN and Colonel
BIRCH
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

UN1vpRs1rY.--The examination of the
students of tho University will commence
on Monday, the I'd August, and continue
two days.
Thomas Ansell, Esq of Fulton, will ad-
dress the Literary societies on "Wednesday.
The annual Commencement will be hol-
den on Thursday.
4 general invitation is extended, which
we hope will be as generally accepted
Persons who have never visited Columbia
or Sc en- the University Buildings, and all
who feel an interest in its prosperity, would
do we'll TO attend.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
OREGON BATTALIoN.-The following
companies compose the Oregon Battalion.


companies compose the Oregon Battalion.
They rendezvous at Fort Leavenworth.
ST.. LOUIS County," ,SubleNe Rangers. -
A. w. Subiette, Captain; Thomas Mara, First
Lieutenant R. J. Watson, Second Lieutenant;
William Mara, Second Cd Lieutenant.
ST. CHARLES COUNTY CoMPANY--Da Nc.
Causland, Captain; Antoine Lafavre, First Lieu
tenant; Emmanuel S. Jones, Second Lieutenant;
Samuel Matchett, Second Cd Lieutenant.
Holt County," Nebraska Rangers. flames
Craig, Captain: f M. Warmcastle, First Lieu
tenant; John w. Kelly, Second Lieutenant;
Simon B. Fugett, Second Cd Lieutenant.
ANDREW COUNTY CoMPANY.-Willam H.
Rodgers, Captain Frederick Impey, First Lieu.
tenant; Samuel J. Lingenfelter, Second Lieuen.
ant; VIM. Dakin, Second Cd Lieutenant.
BUCHANAN COUNTY CoMPANY.-Of officers not
vet commissioned.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

FOREIGN NEws.-News by the Hibernia,
as late as the 4th, from Liverpool, shows a
further decline in -four wheat aud corn
There was small advance in cotton.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

JOSEPH e. NEALE, Esq, editor of the
Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, author of
"Charcosl Sketches" died in that city on
the 18Th inst, after few hours illness.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

ELEcr1oN.- Election for Circuit and
County Clerks takes places on Monday
Messrs. Bynum and Herndon are the only
candidates--both being the present incum-
bents.
A county Surveyor is also TO be elected.
John P. Sebree, Esq, we believe, is the
only candidate.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

GEN. TAYLoR.-We commend the fol-
lowing, from the Richmond Wing, to the
attention of those who doubt whether
General TAYLOR could be trusted by the
Wings, as their candidate for the Presi-
dency:
A letter from an officer OF the Virginia regi-
ment, published in the Charlestown Free Press,
and supposed to be written by Lieut.. Lawrence
B. ashngton-afer giving personal descrip.
lion Of old Rough and Ready, says GAS his
name has been, and will continue before the ma
ton, in connection with the Presidency, sup.
pose you would like to know positively his pc.
sitions as regards the two political parties of the
country-for, although it has been often asserted
that he is firm Wing the assertion has been as
often denied. lie is. neuertheless, A FIRM AND
TRUE WuIe; and although he is too independent
in his nature and habits to be called party man,
yet he is none the less Wing. He is thorough
Protec,ionist, an opponent OF the Sub. Treasury,
and is in favor Of the distribution policy Of the
Wings. or all this there is no doubt here; and
yet the whole army. Wings, Democrats and all,
will return home and advocate with enthusiasm,
his claims for the Presidency. Among his sol.
ders, who have seen his kindness exhibited,
whenever an opportunity may have presented it.
self-his unaffected simplicity Of manners-his
poteness to all, the humblest in the ranks, as
we'll as to him Of the gaudy and gittering uni.
form--among such there will be no difference Of
opinion, and their enthusiasm will be impaired
to others at home, until he will be carried to the
Presidential chair by reclamation. You may
think differently but time will verify my predic.
tons; and when look at old Rough and Ready,
always say to myself, there is the President OF
the United States that is to be-. As to his capac.
ity for that high office, he is rega rded by good
judges as possessing very strong mind, and we
know that he yields as ready a pen as he does a
sword, and one that is not quite so rough.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

The Town of Independence is said to be
improving very rapidly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
MISSOURI STATESMAN.

This thorough.going Wing paper has re-
Gently been enlarged. Col. SwIrzLER is
full of energy, and deserves liberal sup.
port at the hands of the Wings of Boone.
The STATESMAN" is now as large as the
Times" and published at the same price.
We make the following extracts from
the last "Statesman," as not wholly inappli.
cable TO this section.
Newspapers-and especially Wing newspa-
pers-cannot be permanently established and
regularly issued without large number OF sub
scribers. To suppose, expect or desire that they
will continue to exist, and do unceasing battle
in the cause Of the country, chiefly or solely at
the individual cost of the Editor, is a species OF
philosophy which, we are proud TO say, has com.
paratvely but few disciples in this immediate
region. Nevertheless there are some who, prac
ticaly, attest their adhersion 10 this fath-an I'm.
scrpural faith. because it is faith without works.
Although therefore, we have no particular cause,
as general remark, TO chide our political friends
for illberality in this respect, we esteem it quite
appropriate, now that we have enlarged our pa.
per and reduced its price, to preach repentance
to some OF them here and many OF them else.
where; and if possible, 10 bring them all 10 a
saving knowledge Of the truth that nows the &C:
cepted time, nows the day to take the STATES.
MAN. '....
No man who wants weekly newspaper bring,
ing to him at regular periods news Of the great.
est interest; no man who wishes to discharge the
duties Of good citizen, and in order to that end
desires las he certainly needs) correct knowledge
of the current events Of the day; no Wing who
loves his principles aud is deeply soictons for
the independence and efficiency Of those insru.
mentallties essential 10 their defence and estab
shment, can now excuse himself for refusing US
"oad and comfort" because of the high price OF
The smallness of our paper, for not only is our
paper among the largest Of its kind in the west
but it is likewise among the cheapest!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

UEections for members of Congress
take place next week in Kentucky, Ten
nessee aSd Indiana. We do not know the
state of affairs there, but if the Wings
Of those states have done their duty, and
do it on Monday, we shall have some good
news
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

toutg l'ateAdie DO celtic rarHisss dtvaht
| attt t]otlaurs Ell bon etai, les inspHetsttfH
ny deyf,aFf attUt9tr que lee I6lala ttrlUte.
ntent hetrssasres A leur PREPARATION.
atUt "a Tout pFoptietatrg don't ID 10
sda aura UreVh pa, % negligence, pour is
pah s'6tr6 oanionne aus dispositions ION
lenurs dams &c Chapiirs, sera iutau shvers
Ice habitans aui en- soufIflfoIs, de Gout
1]1tauages u lntet tts commencement Al
Code Civil da eel lstai.
gpyr ag. 0aand un habjtlnl aura une
| nnttlle lpvae A I4iFs 81 Que son veisln ne
ssra pas ians lb Cine sas, le premier sera
aflig6 de- venir ioindra a "a leves. al Ia
cAt,st est possit,ie, fnfse ]eonOtnabi bss
rpsIentns. DANE H. gas centfAifs IL pre-
utpf h4bitant ne seta p1s JbIige lie d6pas.
spr sa horne It H. voisin sern tohtfaihi De
r,irr le eonds u6eessahs =
4trt 10. Lee Goi6missatrrs DIES che
mins It levees uar,titt r. dfp'it, pendant lee
hantpa uatx. ~ ittfe kerlner leg iianthts
aoftant au heuyu, dams Ieufs Districts fes@
p~pttifs. s'iis s'ap1ptculveht qtt los ahitnana
]roUnnetlent jes d6gats ant Ievtrs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09
E1AT m III LOUISIAvE ;
parnieae En- EnL n Hmm

C~onform0ment 4 nne PROCLAMATION psr In
Gouvernepr d. PEt4t d. IL Louisiana, nno
election aura lien lsndi IL prsmicr Dc NGvrfn.
bro proclaim f547, our lliye un repre- seplapt
au Congress, pour reprGstntef Ic troigitme
district congressional M Senate r 1t troin
representans pour reprtsentef cot, ~par0isse A
fassemblee gentraic De Get ttat, IN auditeur
dcs complies publics, un 5bGrif, IN Coroner,
an SGrintendan Dc pIfoi8sc pour PtducaIoa
pubtlque, ct I'M Jugs d. paiK o. Constable pour
chacun dcs arrondissefneDs da JUfI DO p6Ife
dc Cette p~ar0iasc.
BEIecti0n gGntfale ssra tsnfe aux gudr6i.s
suiyants, savnir' A h. maison dg cotir d4as Ia
vile dc DA'on Rouge, prtsid6e rar John Reid,
James Copper, ct Geo. W. Chri6tInc c~otafni.~
saires Il Ia maison de Mde. Venve Town.
send aux PLANES, pristdEe par John A. nc
Hugh, Henry Carl 6 John Began; A "a ai4islH
a~utrc9oig occupte par James Fofbos sur IL
SANDY Creek, prGsijGe pr James Cooper.
Elihu Homer ct William Jackson; et aux
fourches du chcmIn pres Ia I1aieon &c II b.
Haralson, preside par William ~EicrrcD, Join
T.. Foreman ct Joseph Heard.
detection pour JUICES DC PAX ct Coastablea
sera tenue CONNIE suit Pour F~arroBdgse-
mont No. !, a la maison de- cour dams Ia vile
de Battn Rouge preside par d. A. Cunning
ham, James ID. Stuart, 81 Isidore Lar,uier
Jun: Acknowledgement No 2. 4 fefjce fg VIZ,
Lines Cooper, preside par w, b. Pile Col
A Malta ct Manuel Moreno. AKRON ~ ga
IA rnaison de ]. g. Chapman, preside paE
J. g. Chapman, L. Russ, ct W. Z. Secst.
AKRON: No 4, 4 la maisOn do Ade Veggs
Townsend aux PLANES, preside par ",
Soweli, Wa. Atkinson, ct R6beft T.. Young.
AKRON : No 5, a Ia maiSon Dc Thomas Devsg,
presidte par Thomas Deyal!, Thomas Lily It
Joshua Alexander pGTc, Akron No 6 4 IA
maIson de James t. Dawson, pftsldse lar
James G. Dawson, w. II. Gayle ct Gcorga
David. Akron : No 2, aux fOurches du che
MN pres Ia maison de II. 3, Haralson. prfei-
dee par Isaac Singletay, John u. Cor.rasux
ct K. H.. Burnett. AKRON Nos, 4 Ia ma .son
du CLL +. Hicky, preside pr le Oil. T..
Hicky, John CaldleIl Jr, ct r. D. Conrad.
Akron /: KoG, a Ia naison occupee ~ fygfois
par JOSIAH Barker, preside par g. D.jrn.
Alfred D~uplantier ct w. u. Walker. Ann
No 10, a la maison dc William Marin. prea,-
dee par Stephen Roberts, S. w. G~reenxcI 81
Richard Odon, Akron No II, q IA mason
de John Bartel sen. pfesid6e par VIM. Z. Lea.
NJ. Watts n, It ID. ". RounsayiIiI. u Ayron
No II, a Ia maison de John Fl. V~aEconrf. DEe-
tidee par D.. II. Penny, b. Burgess ct Amos
Adams.
detection commencera 4 8 heures du ma
It Ia butte d. seTutin sra teHue Guyerte
4 chsque ACCOMPLISHMENT jusqu'a 4 henres de
midi, La dite election sera ,enac e
les retours fats confornernent aux clauses 10
dc la constitution Ell des lois.
Bureau du sheriff l.. G NORRIS.
Baton Rouge IS Sep-. Is47. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

SUCCESSION Courdu Sixieme Dis.
de trict jldiciaire
JoHN DEvENPoRT Paroisse Est B Rouge.
Toutes personnes ayaLt des recIamations
contfe Ia succession de feu John Deven.
port, dprnieremem de la p~aroisse Est Ba.
ton Rouge, cont prices de les presenter d
Charles Davenport administrator, demeu.
ran pres de- Manchac dams la p,roisse dT.
be~rriiie, gu au soussigne son ayoca dams Ia
vile de Baton Rouge. J. Nj. ELAN.
Oct'l. 2-35 It.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09
ABrllMA or ELEVEN YEARS
HTAHDING

Permanently cured by Dr. tIwAYHE's CoM,
r0usp sYHup 0F WIZ CHHAag. afler I'll 9TH
srs had failed.
CiHeHHAfg Feb 10. 1917.
Dh 5wAFaEs-II ibis may certify thas nIss.
tn years ago last fall, I war troubled with
tho Asthma, which increased upon me IN lie
faHes ri ali tlte remedies ] could hear NJ. ttt.
til the year 1899 40, when | WIS obliged to
leave M, native New England, Tor 4 thila6t
slime, which had The effect to mitigate my
siifsflhEs fbf three or iotf years, after which
the disease increased until last winter, inv
sttfrsfltes Wefe intense, almost begeH1 eHit-
rance; being obliged 10 sit np night afef night
from inability 70 Sleep in bid.
Last fall | felt the symptoms earlier than
usual in thu seas1f, but hearing that DR.
swsyha's Compound syrup If Wild cherry
was 4 sovereign remedy fot Diseases u the
Lungs, ! immediately commenced its use, aud
the result war almost immediate relief For
the last siR weeks | have not fHlt The hast
symptoms 6f The Asthma. md feel confident
that | an well Of II, aud that I have batn
gufsd by the shove nataad medicine,
Yours respectfully ]. w. KHteHf,
W8tnat street, between I'd e. Alb.
CAUTION! CAU1IONii
Avoid oil spurious preparations Of Wild
Cherry, such rs Balsatls, Bittets, Syrnps Of
Wild Cherry, &c, NJ they are al fttiots
and counterfeit, and contain none Of The VII
tues Of the original md genuine preparation
as prepared by Drill SWayub-the first egef
prepared in this country. III Bw8ynB's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, is composed -
vegetable ingredients, the wid cherry atdf
other medical substances, e1ahlly 80 eiiea.
tious, if not na5fs 81; the Wh6ls are e~ffsctnals
Y concentrated ast1 tender It beyond All doubt
the most pleasant, strengthening and 6~lraetual
remedy ever discovered for die cue If inl.
tlettaty Consumption, and all discusses Of the
Lungs ind Rfsast. The very fac, fton is
having such a train Of spurious initatofs,
81 stands 10 pf6ys it, great curative pr cities.
Therefore, tnyHlids, enquire for tho origin
ri ptsps rat on, q th bottie Of which IL auvpl-
opad IN a beat III ful wrapper with a likeness
VI William Penn engraved thereon. ata9 bear.
ing the signature Of Dr. IT. Sthyno. The eolln.
tsfieitibg 81 which vii ba punished as foretry,
Prepared only BY DR. sWayne, NJ ". Gomez
sfEiehth and Race ~sttegts, Philadelphia, end
for sale by respectable Druggists IN neafI1
al the principal towns in The United Stats.
For sals BY q. +. Davis and Gso. ". lI6f.
oman, Baton Rouge.
SEPT iB=@fm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09
NOTICE.

Whereas James W. Hiil"D bas apuliUd 10
The Srglh Judicial District Coln. il AMI
fot the Parish Of Eat Baton Rouge. 10 bv
appointed Administrator 0f The Estate II
Augustus King late ofthis Parish deceased,
Notice Is hereby given b. ail pnrsous IL.
tefested 10 STOW cause within ten days from
the first publication Of this notice wby tho
said application should ut he granted.
Jos, w. Fowler, CLerk
Oct. 2,~-35.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

Alloy three years old, who is being ex.
hibited IN London, has the upper part ofhis
person entirely covered with flexible hair,
Two inches in length and shaded as the
most beautiful colours of the rainbow;
while the lower part of his body has the
appearance Ofvariegated spots, and tho toes
are grown together on each foot,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09
RArOV ROUGE O3I'. 9th. lear
s1F.

From and after tlts data go shall invariably
charge AZ follows, .
For ale years subscription, II paid ~ nj
,snee 90 90
fiat thu expiration y The year o 90
Advertising and Htft. pnf wear, 10 90
Law rers, Merchants a. DaetBfs eatis
per yea, II wv
Advertising per square. 10 lines TO
constitute a sttare, one insertion, / 90
Each subsaqubht inaertioa, DO
Anuenheie candidate for public Office
az anbstrh4r. ! \ 40
Announcing do (uotb 4ubsefibef,D D 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09
ErAYE.

Affttt par Mr.. Alfred White II g2 Bfpt
1s47, un cbetaI america In d. thuFur dun.
sorel btul6, aHb environ de O i 10 ans,
ayani lie pied eaUebs ds dpffttre blanc. a.
front une tacbe blanche Giants; sans uuea.
te pafqde atI fer visible.
81 lp die cheyal h'est pas ,ceian6 dats
les 10 j0urs apr6s In publication DO Get avis,
'onformemght aus t6gEeptent du j1ri ds
police Dc eette pargi5se, II spra ezpost eu
vants pubii41e par 10 soossiRD6 Il son IT.
feau dams cslta p~aroisse ie 30 Oct. 1E47.
Condition he Ia veHte ai cotpriatt.
EosEM1sD IIfEBRr, !. D..
O1"st Btfon Rouge Sept. 29-3G
400 Lsccilss in I received AID for 81" ty
II 7 WAntJLt. rft7rtsf.
oct . &c. CornsI CtnlGll IL itltd sta.
BUILDING LOT ron SALE.
A bujidina iot. beng NJ 3 N sduatr NJ
10 Bsauregard Town III the vicinity ofGbs
sjte for The State house, 70 he .old by phi
sa's bargain, Apply al sbis Office,
Oct $40. n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are authorised 10 announce V1LbHe
HhuvH B~LArUHAHU Esp, u West Baton
Rouge as q candidate lbs the Office d
Sheriff gf that parish ~ Tho ensuing slAo-
ton In November.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

Mn. Eptfou -Ae "the request oF many
friends Won win please announce Mai III
". Fowler, az n candidate for the State
Senate, at The ensuing election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

GTWe arc authorized to announce the
name ot nf. +, NJ. HRRsFeRp, as n eandi.
date for the State Senate, subject 10 che
nomination Of u Democratic Convention 10
be held Al Baton Rouge oh the first Monday
In September. I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

Ma. EDIToR.-Pleass announce Mn.
ANDRE LESAeE Us Candidate for Consta.
hle in Ward No. /. Election to take place
tirst day Of November ncxt.
A FRIEND.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We nfc nnthorisrd 10 announce thr
non! LAFAYETTE SAUNDERS M n
Candidate To represent the Third Congress
sinnnl District, IN thS, nstt Congress.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09
WEST BATON ROUGE.

We are authorised to nnouBce CuaIs.
rHE ADAMS Jdnr. Esq, as a Candidate
at the next election, to- represent the I'd
district--West Balon Rouge a~pdIbcrvillc,
IN the State Sen~tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

A NOVEL APrLrcArroN.-At a recent
sitting Of the Cheltenham Police court, an
application was made to the magistrates to
put down a fashion which it was said bad
become a positive nuisaDce-namely, the
Unnecessary length of ladies' dresses. As
they swept along the street, they raised
the dust III a most disagreeable manner,
and in such quantities, as to spoil shop.
keepers goods. The magistrates said, they
had no power over either paycnents or
Petticoa's and that the only remedy could
be had by an appeal to the town commits.
~sioners, or TO the ladies' themselves, upon
the folly Of wearing the street-sweepine
dresses.-EngIish Paper.
A Ms. Davy, giving evidence to char
acter in-tte case ola woman charged with
theft, said she was "a dacent, honest
drunken creature"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

MR. EDrroR.-P!sase TO that
Samuel =. Greves ESQ has consented to
aecoaDe a candidate for Representative for
Rest Baton Rouge at the approaching
election, BY the request of
Many VOTERS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

Please announce Itespmohd lIabert Esa.,
rs a candidate for Representative for the
parish 81 West Baton Rouge. %
MANY FuFHHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are authorize 10 aniiouncB VAbaoHr
ilBBbur Esq, Of West IIatgn Rouge, as q
Candidate for The ofliea Of sheriff If that
parish, al the next election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are authorised TO auaouuce SEBAs-
TIAN hIRIART EEq, as a Candidate for
Stale Senator, from Iaergille and West
Balon Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

DeNAbbsorvitLf,-1the ladies' and gentle.
men Of that town paid ia a second visit ON
monday last We are always happy to meet
our friends OF sueh occasions, and hope they
vii continue to f'vor he with their agreeable
Visits, We understand, SONG oFour citizens
contemplate a pleasure trip to that place IN d
Gaw lays.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are authorized 10 nounc JOHN
R. DUFR0CQ ESQ, as a Candidate for
recollection to the' office Of Justice of the
Peace for Ward No. l..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

You are authUtises To ]atuounee The
nab,e Of Mr.. WI. D. T'uoMAs, as IL eandi
date EJr the office Of CoHoNBa Tor he
p4fish Of West Baton Rouge,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
F. McCAA ESQ.,, as Candidate for the
office OF Parish Superintendent Of Public
Schools for this Parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

0rWe are auth4ized to Announce
RICHARD LoucKsr Esq rs Il candidate for
the office Of Iarish Superintendent of Pub.
lie Schools, Mt the; approaching election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

1J' We have received a copy Of a work
entitled IAN exposition Of the Laws Of Louis.
iaaa relating to Free Public Sehoo's'' comps
led by RttHAHp LoHU#s, ESQ, and published
In an elegant pamphlet 70 The author
has displayed considerable talsnt and Energy
in this work, and we trust he may reap bum.
ttnally The fruit Of his laboiR. Our thanks
are due him for the copy sent to us.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are requested 10 announce the Hon.
Louts BoRpELoN'!of Opcloosas, ns a candi.
date for the oticG.of Auditor of Public Ae~
at the APPROACHING election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

TnB SUeAn CRor~We arc informed
that n planter near Donaldson, commenced
grinding a few days since.
lie found upon making three ~hogsheads,
that the cane would not yield more than
300 Lbs per acre, and therefore stopped
operations f5r the present.
We learn that the Ma#srs, Perkins Of this
patiBh commenced grinding on, thursday last
and several planters will commence neat
week.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

Please ANNOUNCE 7. A. WALKER ESQ. AS
n candidate for the Office Of Parish Superin-
tcndant of Public Schools at the approach
ing election
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are requcstedto announce j. r. WE'D.
E~RsrRANDr, MS u taudiiatc for the office Of
auditor Of public ~Uceounts. ut the uext en-
suing election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

gifrn DigfHGuf Counr.-'Thc prevail.
Ing opinion among the members oftho lar,
Ia, that there viii be no session ofcourt fir
this ptttsh at the ensuing term, aa Il Ia be.
lieved that no Judge has been nominated.
II 10 reported that Governor johnson IL
at present indisposod at his residence in
West Felieiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

We are autho,Ize To ]oun Clark
Woodruff Esq. thd present incumbent. ~ a
candidate for the office Of Auditor If Pub.
lie Accounts Mt tie approaching general
election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09
MAYORALTY.
The price Of flour being 1925 the ba.
kers will give 36 ounces oil bread Cor II
cents for the ensuing week.
JOHN II. DUFROCQ, r. NJ.
sept. l5- 1917.
MAYORALTY.
MARIE.

MARIE.
lie Priz de Ia Etrige Gtant $685. les bou.
hangers seront tcnus de dc nner 36 onces de
pain pour dix Sous pour Ia semaine cour.
rantc. JOHN K. DuFROCQ, r. NJ.
sept. l5 1917.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-09

Mn Eptroa--No will please announce
WV. n, LEA Esq, M All independent Can.
dtdRte for the tloase ot Representatives, Mt
the November Election Mtny Ffo'cts