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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

A bounty Of tueirc dollars will be pai
10 each recruit enlisted for the AHiLlcr5
or Tufontry arm.
Besides the monthly pay, az above stat
ed, one ration per day is allowed ever
soldier, which Is amply sufficient for his
subsistence also q large supply Of com,
Portable and gcnteeI clothing. Good quar-.
tcrs and fuel are at NIL times furnished
and every attention viii be paid to making
those men WHO may enlist, and are deter.
mined 10 ser,e their country in good faith
comfortable and coSSRenteo, with their s..tt1,
alton. The best medical attendance ii
always provided for the sick soldier and
no deduction 0f pay is made during the Pc
Rod he is unable to perform his duty.
Should the soldier he disabled in the line
of his duty, the laws provide a pension for
him, IL
By the above it il seen that the pay
and allowances are respectable, and that
with prudence and economy, the monthly
pay ofthc soldier may be laid up-as eve
ry thing requisite is furnished by the Gov
ernment, including his sugar and coffee.
The prudent soldier, therefore, may readi-
" save from $500 to 5000 during his
enlistment of Five years." and at the ex-
p~iration OF the term he can, if he chooses,
purchase a small farm in aczof the wes-
tern States, and there settl : himself conn
fortably, ON his own land, for the rest Of
bis life.
The sum D ftro dollars win be paid to
any citizen, non-commisjoned officer or
soldier, who shall bring to the rendezvous
an able bodied recruit, who shall be regu-
larry enlisted. The citizen should present
his recruit to the Lieutenant or Captain,
and not to the Recruiting Sergeant.
f. 7. DENT, II Lieut., 9th Infantry,
Jany 30-52 Recruiting Ottcer'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

We received through the Poat Office nh
Anonymous cnrrasp ']nlnnta Under The title
of I'll %l1rtenl,'' with thu request that we
would publish II. The writer ootns to
bt an a ~lvotatr Of the "C,nvieta' som'
time aiuco published by the "Mcohantc's
Association" If this town, aud condemns
ia lor sona rcntrka mtde upon ii lormer
occasion respecting the ~tWltvtdneI7, whose
champion h. now prorlatm4 himself.
Il Ia not QUE wish nj present, 10 onter
into a controversy with our unknown
qrirml.' nor do wc pretend In understand The
tsnor of his very stngolar correspondence.
H. II too lnsipid and contemplate
Tor our notice, and we would not poll
lute the columns nt oar Journal, by giving
publicity to such trash. Whatever wo
may have said upon a former occasion
respecting his ey.pcnitontiary t~rjonlss has
been seconded by every honorable and
high.minded citizen of this community,
and we trust, for the honor of our town, that
t,ose who emerge from that dem of inta-
my. win n,yer i, allowed 10 - Iluto la
rr,,,l ,t,n,.nhcr, ,y,th tb,ir pnbalIo,ysJ
,n,.,n,, o,r sgri,,d " s,,,. o,t J.. m
t,.y ,h;n., T., call another seo,nAr,I fpar.
,~,,,l,,ly a, p,n,r\ an1 th,., WIN vo,,d
..,,.J. and ur, rA,s;n.1 !, a,,s,,,r hy
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IL T.. ADt No.,

Ii 1. AbINt,
Lea cnmpt'e s%t'van= cont rcco nIla'ldea
par IT, CONT, ci.desstls. ct ]nIloias
Richard kinner, CONNIE c ustttI,le datfs
Causes rrinineIIe~ dix.sept pinst So.
&c Foreman, comns J Igc.de.paix dams
causes criuint lies. Tfoia p,aatres soiSantc
q1inzc cents.
J + NcCao. comno Jnge,d e.paixd Hn9
causes crininel'cs. Quar-, piastfes qua
ire yi1at dix 90. / cents.
John Reid, corrnc Jnge dc paix dans
causes erimiuclIes. Tentc cinq piastrcs,
soixante deux cctts.
Joseph Monget, CONNIE constable dams
causes c]riminelles. Sept piastrcs.o
Joseph w Fowler, grctiorJdc Ia com de
district, pour ayoir appoi' t. dcs commits
saires detection qu nzt paistrcs.
j. Pine, CONNIE constable dansscausos
%criminelIes, six piastrcs, trcnte cinq cents.
A Lestgc, CON nc constable dams eau
ses crlminclles six piastres.
j Pine, CONNIE constable dams causes
crinincllcs neuf piastres, c~inquante cents.
A Lestge, CONNIE constable pour eau
ses criminellcs yingt qtatre pastries.
l. Morris, sheriff, pour ayoir notifG
DIES commissaisc s detection, ct pour four
INJURIES dc chaux ct brqurs, i'rente hull
piastres, et qu trevingt qainze cents. CD
] X Dafrocq, CONNIE Juge de paix dams
causes criminellrs qua'revingt douze pias,
tres, ct trente ncuf cents.
VIM. Kelly, ontn constable special
dams une cause criminclle, Trois pas
tres, ct qlatrevingt cents.
A I.csago, conme constable danS dies
causes c%timincllts, hut piastres, qparante
cents. w
"a Nephler, CONNIE constable dan.
cau.cs ~criminelles, Deux piastres.
A Lcsage, CONNIE constable dams de-
causes criminelles, cinq pastries.
Tho. Bills. CONNIE co.'s able IN causes
criminellcs qIatre p~ia>tres s~oixante cents.
lie con,itG nomme i la dcrni6re session
du Juri de Police pour s6nq ,6rir de- Putiiitt
ct du colt probable de la construction dur
hospice dcs pauvres a on pres Bator
Rouge, Rapport que pour cause DIT
tdec9s DUN des membres du comite ii ett
impossible aux autrcs dagH, CT demande
que lcur temps SOFT augmente. (signe) Il
TomIinson, ct David Pate.
Sur qaoi lie dit rapport est adopte, ct Mr.
X T Young, est nomno d remplir Ia place
Iaiss6e vacante par lie daces d A. Monget
It II est allou6 au conit6 II extension dc
temps.
lie compile s%pivant, du Tr6sorier ct col
Iceteur de la Paroisse, a etc present9 al
comit6 des finances, don't le rapport, e>t
lei dome ainsi que les resolutions qui Fac.
compagnent ct qui toutes ont etc lues Ell
adopt6cs.
La patoisse d'Est Bafon Rouge, en-
compile cou ant avec WiiliaurIIubbs ire
sorier de Paroisse.
Dt. 1916.
Montant de la lfste des non
residents, role de l843 $3l0,l2
Mandats pay6s, AL Mol
Il 10, 1873 IL
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I u MALE


Mr.. Cooper begs leave to inform HE friends
and The public generally, that h'g Aradcmy
ID now open FIR the reception 81 pupils IN
der bia own immediate sBperiHfendence-
lie has employed ~ an assistant Mr AfCace
a graduate oi Wabash CsjIegc in the State
Of Indiana, and ran with great confidence
pledee birreIf IT, render fail satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their patronage,
No ctla'ge $ i'll be made for more than 0ae
Months tuftion Of any scholar who does not
advance IN he satisfaction Of biz parents or
guardians, ~ none will be permitted 10 re-
main at the schtoI longer than one month
who has not The capacity or inclination to
learn. without information IF those facts be-
ing given tn their parents or those who send
them 10 school.
A few boys ran be Accommodated With com"
Portable boarding and Iedging at m0dtFate
prices.
Baton Rouge Jan 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
State of Louisiana
PARISH OF EAST BATON KOTC

PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
By Virtue Of an order from The Sixth IN
diciaI District Court, 10 and for the Parish
Of East Baton Rouge State Of Louisiana, uia
be sold BY the undersigned Clerk Of said
court, at The Court house in the Town Of
Baton Rouge on Wednesday the nth. Of Feb
rnary 1847, at IL o'clock IA. the following
described properly belonging to the snecess
sion Of Thee philas Willjsms deceased. 10
wit:
An improve ent on a tract Of land belong
ing to the United states situated on The Cor
mite River about ten miles from the Tow n Of
Baton Rouge.-Terms Of Sale Cash.
JOSEPH w. FOWLER, OK.
Jan 18th. l847.
will be sold by an order from said Court. at
the last place of residence Of said deceased.
on Saturday 30lh, instant, between the usual
hours of sae.-Ihe following described prop
erty belonging to said suecession,-to Wit
3 horses, , oxen, z head Of Cattle, farming
utensils a quantity of CoGtt n and Corn etc,
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JOS. w. FOWLER, Ctk.
Ian. f6-Ag
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

Ah'Hbhi gA
Hbsolu que, II eotHpte du Tr6=orier Il
golletteilf tirdfsstts aoitui= soft par cos
presents appf0ug6, IT tic plus, IL esl r6s9lu
que l0fHqu1l fsfa rstuiss d son atteeesseat
de# roles sur los q1els il eat du des balaa.
Co.'S non eolleetfts, Oh lorsda'il paiera In
s0nnte de #t7sO4 balances due b ID pr.
oisaH, ot eh fendfu e6mpte, IT pf5ssntera
tt1 feftt de son steeesseaF il eet efsf. am.
l0f# son bon DE- ga+anties pour ls45, soft
nhntlas HI II czt de plts f6so,ut qus Il
bon d1 Tf6s1rinr 81 C6leeteuf IL Ptfois II,
pD1f ls4G soft fxa il $4,000, 80, 1T Que IL
president dl tnri noune un e8mit6 q1i aHs
~ pour dFf0ir d'approDtVef dies securities
dobn4rs par la dit Tflrorier et de- Gire
enrf4lstfer son bon.
Sur potiot II fst f6soIu, que Mazsietfs
Totnlinson, Lfn, 81 Morgan, continent i
composer Ie fonIt6 DIES finances.
Sur mofiog Il est alors proetd6 d l'6ler.
ton dun Tr5sorief It Collector, IT Mes.
+ienra Foreman, IT T'%otnIinson. sont notn.
MS jugs je r6leetion. e
An d6poulIlement d1 serltin Il est rseoh.
III que Mr.. William Hubs ayant reat1
nat0ri'6 dos zHfltnges, est cottseq1smhI86
tln.
II Fst d. plus tdsolI stlr motion, qtt
Mrszieuts Inmlinson, Pats 1T Pitef, com
pUzent IL eonItd pour r~efevgir IT aeeep
Ter le bon du 1'r5s6rier ct Collector.
~ solution s~utyatte II alors U8 mis-
aut vols # adoptae i:
hazolu, que Ii r6aolaliog par h 4ueIl
IN p%arolsa" ezt teqnise dr eoutribttery Il
=ofntne dc deut cents p~ia=tres, pour h sou
ten dies paUtrr=, dams la gillc Dc BatoI
Ro7Fe soft ct e'paf COS presents Gle es
annuIfc.
L. Iwt q alor# hlmurns stne dir.
THOB. DEVALL, President.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

nEAntv Llrr.-The claims of infancy
would seem never stronger than IN The
heart sorrowing overdeath. The gr'el
that carries tho sufferer In his minds eye
over thu limits Of this world, IL arrested by
the tender ties which bind himt to life in the
young. There IL, beside, a hopefnloess, in
early lifa-it Ii. perhaps, ita chief chor'c-
t~etialic-thnt combat gorrow, better than
all the carosscs OF friendship, aol all the
con a~nlntion oI ngr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
NDIIftL-

Whereas Pauline OBrien has applied
to Tho Clerk Of the Gtb Judicial District
Court IN and for The Parish If Fast Baton
Rouge, 10 be- appointed Administrators nj
tho Estaie ri her deceased husband I'd.
ward O'Bticn.
Notirg Is hereby given 10 al persons
interested 10 show cause within trn dn7s
from fhe first puhIr alton Of this notice,
why Tho said application should not Ito
Kftotnd.
Jos. W FOWLER. Clerk.
Jan. 30 t947. No. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

Trr5u TAr.=The editor Of the Al
bany Herald paysS that he once knew "
widow who cut ont her own daughter IN
the good graecs of her lover, and married
him heraelfl 30 obtain revenge for this
moan unmotherly trick, tho daughter set
her cap for the young man'a rich father, (ot
whom no was The only heir,) aud actually
married him. and hud children, TO the an
noynnce Of the other parties. This occurred
IN 'Onondaga county, New York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

EVIDENCES or GRrrNE@.-A lady in
Carbon county, Pa, lntcly gtvc birth to
four daughters nj ono time. Carbon, says
the Philadelphia Ledger, ts one Of the
smallest counties in the State, but if it IL
capable Of such astonishing things, it will
become one Oft . lar y /, aud soon have
to enlarge In boundaries. IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

Clerks onirc-Pari4h Of t:rzt Bton
R0utr
Whe ca. Hary ~tttrria widnsv II J~"p''
Cooper dacr.sert. hss applied /, he @lyi'
Ju1iciaE Dis tiet Govt IN aal Ef #.tt par
ISL, +, he tprct I'D n@n,tnjtrefrit Ht's
E=late n acr a,I drceo e",l Lea',and.
@Jafft @ il acrobg 2i@p t, III p'f@oa,4 ~
tefes'ed, I STOW @au4r within te d J f "a
the fret pa ,Ipatij01 81 tbs n tir", whY
me said application ~slpr'l' not be Granted.
H. N0LE\O OPP, Ct"rIs,
efnaulrr %, 1911
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
AWE.

A tandp q 6 Naltae Vettre IN liro
O'Bdep s'est afdres Ge nj Gfedier IL In
Cour du Gte ne District 1wliciatfe, pour
10 pareisso Eel B%at0b=Itouge, p,m 6tte
nominee ndmtui trttt ice i Ia st@cessitn
DE- SIN d6fj1ot mari Edward D'BrtrH.-
Avts ei dSIn6 il tories peFsot ne= inIrres-
sees. d'ayoif Il d6dtire lee ~sajs0hs tans les
din Iours qai antrrott Ia date du present
avis, pour1toi Ia dite application MS setnit
pas necori6e. o
jim 27-11. IO@. w FOWLER.
H4a3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
4rrn VEGETABLE MARKtT

TIE New Trgnabte Marha will be
sold To the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the 31th January, for tho term Of one year
from the first day Of febuary 1s47. The
purchaser TO give two notes payable al
xix and TWELVE months, endorsed to
the satisfaction of the town magistrate, and
made payable nj the Mayors ofice,-5ale
TO take place 10 day at q o'clock.
jan 2O-gt CD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

The NoLrxTEEES.-Nuch suffering
prevails among the volunteers encamped
below New orleans, in consequence of the
~iaclcncncy Of the weather. Many lives
have been sactiicel. Al the same time
it j. stated that lh5 JnteI States Barracks
are m,e4laated. Whore does The fault lie!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

ANi -
Burcan N arem 'r--Paro,s gc TT Ba-
ton Ro52".
A'trndn, qte. Mary lGarejs vrusn IT,
Joscpb Cooper d cfd6 II ( Il application Il
In cotr du sixfc ne district %JHIiciairp dan
ct pour Ia dfe pareis*c, poor G'r@ no0aulee
administrative de- Ia succession d. son
defunt mari.
Avis est par L. present dome n tot'scs
p~crsonnes intfreas6es, de Eire savoir les
raisous dams les din joms, pourqnoi Ia ditto
application ne acrait pas accordGe.
M. Moreno depute greGier.
ie 90 Jangier, 1871
--
G, DIR. McGIMsEY's
OFFICE, ON MAIN STREET, TWO
o oCTn OF III EPtsCoFAL
CHURCH..
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,4
dos Dra, \ - Ilatd ri ! ! 'leYeFt p4ot
services ut m4tlieHWefts fehatis 4 II
hanks, patiHre INDECENT, leaaiFls, sur ms
ttnn. ent 6t4 dape=bs stir In table lnd6lini~
,.ent
oos ..a.4., l.. tt,si = tyaeftA i etahtjr
'', ',l.'t Hi 1.,. taat,n ward
yes ois'i'''F = " 1''9''
'e tfith aro'z%'' 1oal'is sun n.
Ward MI ~ itla'soh W. COW . w
Ion lIonG", y ~ lufttlit - 5atnea 1t'"P r.
4 Il ~ m4is0n Dc VI joseph ~ OhHPinth'
I i IL unison is Mlf. T. I'Wnz1t'l' ~
Ia Oais"n he NJ. Ihaz. Deya0' q d Ia mai
son de- James G Dawzon 7 II IL tntls'''
H. II Il IlafnIadn y h ID m1lsoIi DC Cob
= Gllety. q Ia maison de Josiah h'rksf'
10 i In wai=ot H. Wm, Martin. Ia !"
nai=on de John har1el' So IL IN "'1ls'"
H. J Van Cont. W.
5ur ln]ptiort, Resoit. 91e r. JnFi pfoee-
la i IL hnmin1 ion dr tot1tnI7Sn'ff7 Il o.
factions pour charis d'7t''e', ct qF" lH
g'riltaF LIS ti"'i1b 10 Eeiif h''h'''tHH'' ''7
perz hnes s,tiytntFs ont ffe hni0tiies
Ward ~ J patiefs'h' ) !" pon',1
~ liihh Reid no @1a9 ''"PH'. = va!
!, Y n'''r" ~ 't n 2. 49, NJ AIA Nt,
fI,tL I'm L,YsIt. nt tlt, w II Alktson,
Il Il i,ba Ho,an. II al. d 9'boz. lilly,
lNYHI & Ia vsrnV. w n Gtyle, ct fte hRe
David. No 7 John & Foreman. Isaac 3lBEIa'
Tar ct ] u q omeauF. ~ efel : tlIfF'y'
Caldwell. ct c7nfa"' ~ y 5os'''
halt9f, 80 i'gIe' 81 H"tN4 r"FaII
"" i"'f " 1''' n f IL n f., ~
W,, ",''' -, i,s' Ga5ast. Mo 19 II Pen.
=. Uar,.s.. ~ A ,aa Adams,
G linn nGtitinn u 0th ppaasnfhe mr. Robert
Gv yo,hy. aiBahe mar II w Newport ri
~n4ffrs. demandant aie IL natveau ehenin
p,=aant 90 f,ee d. l'hnbitation lie T'homaa
Muse Gaoit ,I1eIarh in ebetnin public Il Ia
nt,ra dt yin,tx eba,nin. In dltp petition
/, hth In. " ado,,a..
4,r n,ttnf1i. Rasoln. Quinn eotnitA do
t,ei. membrra aatt nemtn6 pour examiner
lrs ]rotnptp. pye.ent64 rohtrg In p~aretasp i
, arltt zreainn. et au'tIs assent leur rapport
d.rpnie naiin.
IT, President n nonfn6 ] G Foreman, ]
+ pilsrr, # Il r Young dn lit cnmit6.
Sur n,eitot VI. David Pate "A dtt extttaf
ia son attendance pour Is re=tr de l'aprds
mill.
In r1=ntutipn a]tiYantr II Gt6 p~fhsenfff
~ ,t,rtda.
.Ha5aln Our to,tas pefzollnfs defnauran
a,,r 90, nrpabe In Iirne de defnnrrntinn d,
]otplats ward, ct Oh In dite lirne n'est pa:
r4,.-4xsetatnant lrnrff. 1T lra ditrs person
nea H. pruyent pr 60 noyen aavoir h que
wart. . ennarttennent, atront IL privilege
Dr. e%Ioiatr IN dos drux wtrls # dorana=
y,t,t 1rait dn vofar dana h. ward d1'tis NJ
rant ehoigt. npree Atoir pf6tH serment dI'tl
4. ak.,r; n.s :. dams H. i wart ia thaident.
H. ,nti s'sst aiottna iiantt'A dentnin ma
,ia 4 d hs,,rpss H. m,tin,
Vaodu.di, II JanyIer 1s47.
Ia. Ind a'.$f assemble rnuf,rmelurnt
ia ,n,rns,nsnf. f.ra mh nca tnrml,feg d.
ht""r ,rbsants. La .Jtrl n at6 appela II For
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
or VALUABLE TOVVLOr5.

SALE or VALUABLE TOWNLOr5,
VIII be sold ut the Court House on
Saturday the 13.h d. Fehrp'ty mex, at
II o'clonk 4. NJ. 70 r'o=e a eonea II.
Ntne Valuable Town Lots.
Terms, one.thrd cash, the balance al
one ind Two yeats for endorsed NOT 3
bearing y per eent Interest from date in.
III final Payment.
For particulars apply to n lips "
Lnnoue or to II Ltnons, Senr.
Iamutry 30 ig47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERs.

Having been reapp lnled Treasurer and
Collector for the Pansh. | have nov IN NY
possession he Tnx roll for tbs gear 1916.
And nm ready 10 rcreiyo Tho Taxes. Ito
non resident tHxes fit 1916, # nnh phi1
Immediately win be seized and sDtd for tto
two veHfs.
My eGiee viii be- continued nj The store
Of Nes~rs Pike 4 Iistt.
Vim. fiubit,
Treasurer md CoIlectet.
for Tho Parish IF East B,t0n Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
Jos. w FOWLER.
ruHtrF.
WANTED TO HIRE.

A Hegrosm9n accustomed to working
ON Il Grtn, for whom ii libenl price viii
be- given, quarterly in advance. itnT1ire
nj this office.
January 10 3 ts,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

An Original SHittJS -Ihoro l. "to.
ry told Ola man IN r1rtB who recently
committed suicide IN n Y]nanner altogether
unprecedented. IIe fIIad onS Of hia cara
with gun cotton, which he ig@itcd with "a
cigar. ! .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

" THttrd !Sta,ry Cirru6 fiotrf, The tri-
nj Of Francis y. Ncwronh, charged with
with forgery, waa concluded yesterday, the
Jury iHoturntng u verdict Of guilty. I. J..
Dutant. 4. =. District eAttorney, for the
prosecution, aud Judge Siorgan Tor the de-
lrhdnnt.~ 49, Bulletin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

90 %4lipep," said old Tom Wallei
+" "ttr halt, ''that our boy Blfif Is
70 ~ truzy-Df he Il Rrining ut The
,HGttgh, and he Ii grinlnH ut the tofnstFlb,
and he II grinina ~ the table, and he Is
wherever he goes
"peohl' replied Aunt rollyi "don't you
know he got Il lota.lettef lbis morning y
Why are ytai1g indies like ihtryesl
DtlY because they tot each others
lfofita md fnfhnthef'H beauty.
To.DAy,-A mHn'= litr Ii ii tower, with
d staircase If n,lny stepa, tltat ~ h. tollatb
~. er1ntle successfully behind him. No
going itaft-the paHt Il al abyss no stop
ping-iof the present psfiahethi hit r'Ft
haafrpitr IN, preeafimtz of the foot hold 81
| toad ". DIR tlrrs arc nll toada, "tir joys
afr al tp4ttHy. aid III one little word oIt
liG,, what II il bit to.day.
nrt4nttttv,-Wr art' pasBepgnr7 Of d
tay, whAthpt II IL in IL sIngrs5otch' or NJ
thr immense machine ofthe Uni'eree' thet
why should W. not mako tbgs Wages pleas
mt 10 eath other as pnssiblel SNORT n.
t,r,r tourney ID, II In long enough t. be IT,
diotts ~ him. who slsuIks into his corner
ala unra=t himself. and elbows his neigh
hur to make him ride TN nay also'
The Gllowtng incident occurred IN Col
utnlnGI,, Ga. about The lin,o the uhitet
States Quar- efmastsr was organ zinE lie
tnnilp regiment
A tai, lean, lanky grcet''i"ri' came 'n'o
lawn, and having been sl'"wn The seht'3
MN who was purchasing tntIles, walh"e
H., II him and commenced lty saying
"Vvrll, stranger. I've heard thtt you
wanted il few a~bla.b"lind m'h fGD 'r'f'
toftr mrlea down o Mfsteo, II you Go ~
H. reHt.'
"Yra,' aud the gentleman, two do wan
n frvg are you IL good driver =
"Alnttt the pertist that you ever He'''
aud ~ Epr e,,#ain' mud hollctiu 1T y bat'Ik.'
tenn. why | haint 40 equal III the whole
country"
" think we'll take you" said the gen
~tlettau, "rnll down again taam"ffoW ut u
o'clock. VIZ have sotne tntlle7 to hFiaht
then, and will brand YOU Mt the =atne time.
"Do what p asked the aatoti#hed crack
rr."
"Wul brand You, that ia, phi T. H. "
your back viii, y hot from that Ia The wa
We mark< gil pot'1itc property
"Ilpt tf6nI Good morhih,' stranger,
don't care much about gotn,' nohowi judy
KpIhoun writes lint H. motstrhus up
healthy down thar In Mexico.
And off he lnizbled.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

Yur arc |rrgw=tri 10 hnn"1nT" !'"'l'"
rIuu, ~ n candidate ir ''''7'1 '' :"
Ward M, 4. NJ The approaching eIce'''''
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

TR'ors At VrcroNt'.-At thy latest da-
trs, there were 0OO0 Xr'n ~Hssfpnbled at
Victoria, under the con lmanI Il GcocraI
Taylor, who had with HIM thn u'itcd divis-
ians of Generals Patterson, 1'wiIsgs, Quit
man and Pillow. II IL sail thgl General
Taylor will await the commando of Cen
rral Scott at Victoria, hatore nSy further
movement il made. 1he general impress
sion Mt the head quarters Of Gersrrul Tay-
Ior is, that the Americas f~orccs will con-
c]cntrntc in or ahont TampiCo, Iwhencc n
vigorous demonstration will be- made a.
gain$t Vera Cruz.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

Fpom@ rmn Amy. Col. Kinney had
arrived al Tampico. The following Is OK.
tracted from the Commercial Times.
Appropriation. ~fthr.~sThia gallant
otl,ta4, IN Il reconnaissance made ny order
of Gen. Taylor. had the mieIoruitc 10 lose
eleven Dungeons WITH thtita horses, and
acvan paek mules. oppgarr that the
General wished Ia as'eitnin!tiie nature ot
the passes IN the chatk Of mountains be"
tween Monte MoralesSand I%.iinarrs, and for
thts purpose sett ont toI. May and eighty
dragons, 10 make the desired q ANIMATION.
In short, Col, May, insexploring a narrow
9pnss, not sufficient to :,tdmii Of two men
passing abreast, had hta reargnagd, consist
ting af Il Lieutenant add twelves men, III.
GLIDING Il sergeant, CIT oil, vita the CA
ception of the commissioned and non-com.
missioneds officers, BY the enemy. This
was done by the lottK's rolling In their
path a quantity of stor1,7, ~flrmjps IA kind
of harriradr. The McAicuna then fell on
them, and from their ~iatcriGe numbers, as
I is supposed, made M casY capture. The
Lieutenant aud Scrd ,ant eseapcd. The
Mn>icans arc s,rppase'19 ~ III ,rapcheros or
handitti, hut nothing II positit ely known IL
bout the prisoners. Captain My, on hear.
ing of the mishap, y turncd ID the spot
where the path was fncumhercd, but he
csuld find no further traces of his own
mrn or the enemy. 'Tl'f ground was found
to be stained with bloil in stanc parts,
which gave rise to the belief THAT it had
been the scene Of something likts Il conflict.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
NOTICE.

IFVF Et4ss
II. A. Woods, Is tho leg lily authorized
agent for Erastn ~ r. Woods.
January 30 l847 no 81.
F. 4. Nsphler, Collector for tho town
and Parish n East Baton Rouge. Res
ueetfdIy offers his services 10 the public
~gsbsralIy. All business In his line
promptly attended 10. Any or lerg left
ftr him Mt the Mayors Office will nc
with due attenti@
Jan, 30 ls47. 81 = in.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

CASTLE Soar. foi sale by
al B. JoURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

Mn commission d ~
pour e0iIe ctibns et de-
bouts. tG7s5.f41 bo,24
M8htant dss personnes 10
lid1entss taHfes qti ont
dos mandHt# sir IN us
aofisr de ptfoisse h5,0s
Balance On ma n 1896
f. Il q n. SI3J7Bl
@an-z
Ct. 1915
balance d'HrQent on min
att dtrniFf ftHlrmfnt S3g,7D
Montant Dc ta&ea non col
Letters, role ds ls45.1 ll73,2D
Taxes d. p rsonn 6 r6si=
dentes don't Is inc ohHfge 1920
Taxes cnllef COS, tble
de- ts43. $t32g
role do 1911, ID II Jf40
Montanf feen ds T Maroon,
pr q mols ~liCgnce 1000
de- l. w MekeeIy=3 moi= 300
Hrru de y I~taehet eE=et6~
letfeur ct T,6sorlor pour
balance due par Iui al 70.
Elente0t de Jan. l34i, 45I3
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