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Ser tcuc Sc9rGbniNplat.

Scr 3uIlU tuDrte un0 pOt Clnlltn S0len duf
tjncm SpaSer9an9e in bic Ndbt ts5 neuen
Se9rdbnjEpI1 pI1gs5, mcIcber jest bdut9 Yon ben
SemrDnern ni;Wr St1Nt bGlulbt wirN. Scr
sur 9tHDc Ger &obttn btifimmte QIae Iis9t an
Der SurnpGfitro6e, mcIlbe ron Meobin9 nab
pctt6vjIls fiDrt, cine 0IsiIs prn eiGftr Stapt,
uno tedt Ginsn 8ldlbenraum pcn 20 2l6ern
9r Qlag bat cine reiSsno fAtne Gage uni
Sei9t IIb aI8 Elm m9tbeur5 Gttp, mas jsgt nit
ippi9cm SIec unb @ra5 tebe6t 1T, eurtb wsts
hs6 Ib in mann9foIti9sn &rimmun9sn Die
neuon9sIt9tcn We9e itbldn9etn, mopurtb co5
Gonje Elm 9efdQi9e6 2(nfsBen erDdIt. 2tm Sbc.
re rHsr (2oupts&in9an9e su cleftm 6retDCft
fEint cine &opslIe 81 ifsben, mcltbS jt8t imSou
tc9rjfen unN sum @etroub fir Qtid'enreren
bstjmmt if ntten bisle f6mmt bic IGoDnun0
oc8 Qufpdrtcr8. 2(aem 2tnibcine nob miro
bjeier ueue GrieNbof ftlnftj9 nidbt oten ejnen
iiberen NubspIaB fir bic Soften ipnrern oud
9teihSetj9 cine on9eneDme Vrrmennte fir bic
Qebencsn bilren unb oabsr pcn ropptltem Nuts
gen fir Die Sir9tr pon Neobn9 isin.
Ger neus Se9rdbnifp(aB 1T, 70 pejt s6 ben
@runo unp S0csn betrifft elm @cIbsnf ron
: orl evans, @1Q., einem pcDlDatsnoen
uno 9eabkten Burger pon eieItr Stact Der
sur Ssf6rberun9 oe6 ou9enWinen Mobls5 9roEs
mAtb9 oenfeIbtn fir bic Semcbner ron 0ieoz
etn9 0nfauft1 uno bsjobItt. 5cr. @v0n6 bdtts
in Der &Dot un1srsr Stabt fsin mebr smeGmds
sj9e6 Gefbenf MAIDEN fcnnsn uno Die Ipdtelfe
9tabmet wrb ibm nob bofIr bonfan. 9it
3ejt riGt ndBsr no Nsobin9 fir cine 8rcse
Statt 9eIhn miro. Wlan miro mt Der 3eit
ouf Die Sbss fcmmsn, baB Die Sssroj9un9 Der
Srottn in pOIfrsibn eicbt6emobnten Stdbtn
fhdtlbe Nu6b6nifun9en erjeu9t u. co6 9}dtbs
ife miro fem, rab ale 8s9rdbnispliee aus scr
Stabt psrbonnt rperoen, fir psltbsn SAT- (.r.
evans nun SIti9 0eicr9t bat.
@ini9e S3eroi9un8en fnO bsrtt6 ouf tem
neuen 8rtetDcft 9cl6ebsn uno spej 9cnfmiler
iteben fbcn in Der 9Nitts csl1tGen. Die pldts
Ss mereen ent,uerer vcn einSenen Qrlrnem8az
miIisn cbsr 9onjen @smeinbsn on0sfouft, unb
pa6 boftr 9el66ts @slo miro Yrn cen Sruifitb
CUR msittren 2tu5fottun0 ps5 YlaRsS oermen.
ret metde notb pisI fcltst.
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Scr nd(bfe 9pnQre6,

3monSi9 Staotn boben nun otls cosr beis
nobe oQs ibrs Niit9Ispsr fir cas nabits S3oub
ber 0sprslsntonten srWdbtt, moju Iis berstbti9t
itnb, uno baS 9iefultat 1T :-S7 QBbi96, 65
2cfrS, 4 llnobBdn9i9e unD 8 @ofanjsn, WDi9>
MsDrbsit Is. Die QOfosMsDrbejt in benieIben
Staotsn mar pcri9s5 Sabr 40.
9je Union bsltsbt aus 20 Staoten unb ro6
S3ou6 Der Nspreientanten aus 228 Wtt9lietern
wopon 1l5 Elm WebrGsit ou6maben. SH fcls
9enoen Staatsn IinO nob 2eprsIntanten gu
wdDIen:-Wtaine 4, Rcu6ampbre 2, NbCoe
SSIano l, MorDIonb 6, 8ir9jnen l, Obio l.,
9tero Carolina 8, 2(ta6ama 7, OtjIltfIppi 4,
0cui iiana A, SsnnsHee l |, SentufD 10, Snbis
ma 10 unb Soma 2; BON meItben Die Q8Di96
nur nod % n6tD9 babsn, um fib cine Mebrs
bett iu Itbsrn. Ole minoslts9inif9e Sersbs
nun9 fir Die QSbi96 9itt fol9enbc5 9tsIuItot in
oietn Staaten :-Q8bi96 30, qpfc5 43, mss
bs8 in 3uiae 81 ben bsrsit6 @rmdbltcn fcI0en:
rc6 Nsiultat 9tt :-QBbi96 116, 2ofc5 112 !;
Wb9zMsbrbejt A.
r8rsiwiai9e Die oirsft pom &ris9sfbaus
phase suridfebren, erjdblsn b5Dlt trauri9s
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Erportation pon Sroofofen.-9sr

Grportation Don Sroofofen.-9er
Sslauf cbsr Die Nuanttdt BON Srobitofsn,
welte bon Philadelphia erprrtrt purbH iitus
9sbeusr 9rcs, ba bic gtaot am Shore ponYsils
fplpanien lis9t, eurb mslbe5 bic @fsrbaus@rs
;eu9niTs unfsrsS StoatsS pallirsn ma0en nab
ouswdrti9sn 59dfsn. Der Srport bon QSsiSen
unb QBslbforn, in Sdden unb SdiIern, mdb.
rsnb elmer 18cde. iiberife9t bei QGsitem Die
@rpcrts bsrltIben 9lrtifel BON Solfpn, mdDrenb
bsm eanBn Monot Ma. 9aS Ssrbdtni6 1T
lps fol9t. 8on Soifon wdbrenb bsm 9anRn
W(at 29,l48 Sul1sl unb Safer; BON YDila>
belpbia nabrenb Der legtsn 2Spbe SO 1877.
Die nddIte Grnte-9ie 9tabrirbtsn it,
ter ben 3uifanb BET SrubtfeIper, aus osn psrs
lbebenEn @e9snoen be6 2anbeS, lauten felt Ell:
n9en QGctben gang onbsr5 al6 i'm Nnfan9e beS
SpmmerS. Gtatt Der &la9eIjtoer tibsr po6
Su erWorhnbe Wdslin9en Der @rnte, Ieftn mir
jest libsraG, bos bic Nu6ltbtsn 1b 9ebefTIrt
BADEN uno bas Die nobe @rntc tem Qancmanne
reicbIiden Qrbn fir feline Ontbt brin0en miro.
9jeler 9Ssdiu in ben @rnteau61id 1idbte BAT flbon
auf bic MsDls no 8rubtprefe 9emirft.
Der Rationale DemoFrat bat fbon felt
eini9en QSotbsn fine Sefutbs bsi un6 ein9e.
felt. Ob iDm Ger Sso6abter Su flsin it,
cbsr pb er ben QSs9 nab Ncocin9 njbt msbt
Tnpen fanm wiiTtn mir nibt; penn er un6
aber mirfljW nidt mcbr bsiucbsn mill, 70 III e6
Elm @erIuir, rprribtr mir un6 trtitsn mIiIen.-
@jbt e5 prb piel 9rtGeu llnonnsbmIj6tsihn i'm
2cten eint6 Sttun9rruftr5, wtIdbe CT 8cIafIsn
trtro9Gn muB.
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SSptn Grie9Sic6anplatc.

IAN1 VVT SIaVlFPVTl III AWe5U9VJ
3ampicc, D. 26. Olai. Die Webr5abI per
bier ltat'cnirtcH SrelwiaiaCn mslaert ibb ,
9irnlte IN tbun, ba tbre gapituIaucn obaes
Iaufen icr. 9cmt bleiten fir bic 8arulfo.
mruna Der Stapt nur 500 Olanu BON ben
j0nsitcn scuiitana SreiwiIIi9cn iibria, unp
oieic tauNen lcioer nltbt pieI. Die Seb6rocn
,psrrm Commodore sQrrp erlubcL Elm paar
Sriessfhlffe bIcrbr su ienoen, pa fonit Die
Gtact in &sfabr 1T, BON r9cnb enem Gau:
fen Werleanern hterrumpsIt nnb Dicpcr sc.
nommen AZ ,perben.
Ssro Grul, .. so. Mai. Stths Werifas
nrr, Die arItcrn 8rIb prn 6anta Sc natb Der
5taot tameu murben pom ibren eisenen
{aupelcuten an9efaurn unO asplhnoert. Ois
Gtimmuns Der beHersn Wsrifausr III 70 CT.
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Gin llnerbieten.

Da Die bsronnobsnce BobI Don un0smtbns
It6sr QSitbti9feit 1T uno sintn biei9en Sampf
psrurlaben wirb, 70 1T eS nttb9 baB bic 3sis
tun9en msbr perbreitet meroen. lin be6 III
bcpirfen erbieten mir un6 Dermit, ben Sscbz
atter an enseIne lInteribreiDer pcn nun Bis
gum lifen 9tcpember, fir ben 9erjn9sn Yrs6
pon unf uno Swan5is 8 = t, gu ibidsn.
user einen paf pon od)t llnhribribsr iatlleIt
rno So baar einisneetJ fol- 3eitun9en erboIs
ten. Seifellun9en rbne @sIo msrbcn nidbt bes
atbtet
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Surcbtbare Gompfboot'Grplofo fon.-
Cine furbtbare Grp(cltcn fanC am Yoro oe5
9ampfboot6 astna ifatt, auf DER 8abrt bon
Ouabta nab Neu Orleans. 9o6 lln9Iif er'
si9nsts Iitb am A. Sunt Dem Gtdbttbsn @Cs
tumbia 9srabe 9c9eniIber oI6 ba5 Boot ebcn
obfaDrsn mrtlte, tithte ou9snbIjfIib 90 cpsr
mebr Yerfonrn unb bsibdNi9te nlsbrers anesre.
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bittert scsen eiele Nautsrsisn, bas (s laa|
BON nnleren 8eborbsn psrlanssH, lr Ipats,
enlsss ablfbr'fenos erempsl an ssfanssae,'
Ndutcrn ttatuiren.
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Sranri9er llmfall. Gin jun9er 8

SfaNEt3st HEHTdll. .--gW IHNyF 27TUTs
ibsr' etm1 10 SSobr ait, meIber i'm WoTbis
nsnsShrp bsr @eserei ron U. 9. earring II.
60. in bisler Gtatt orbststs, 9srictD am 9Hitt:
nod in ba6 9IdNsrWsrf, pcturtD isns 2tnNsn
uno lEin llnterIeib furbtbor jsrqUttiht muir
ben. er muree nab eem !Cr6pjtoIe 9t6rotbt,
no tbm drihidsr Stitono 9eltilttt murte, a,
Der Die @rrIseun0en moren Der 9(rt, ba6 er in
'Sol9e osrieIbsn am 8rsito9e itorb. Der 9&as
me tc8 @erum9Ihdttn 1T 9einrib @uhlaD. @r
mar BON eFrmantaun blerbT 9tfpmmslr, no
fsn 8rueer mpbnt.
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;lntr cen GstSrtstcn bsfnesn fib Der qctis u.
Der sipste Sn9enHr. Nuf ,psIbe @rt raS llns
sIii6 sntltane, wro nidt bsrid)tst, ,pic 9sipcbn:
lb absr mar Hiemanb Stbulo earan.
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GJ-gat Den lseten Nabrl1hn pomSrs98s
fbauplass, War @sn. Scctt am 30. Ntai in
Yuebla an9sfon,mcn uno traf 9(nltatsn 9s9sn
bic 6auptftabt pcrSuriGsn. O1an ermortsts
0as Die W1srifantr am gn9pad, bsi Mio 8rip,
bartndfi9en Bibsritanb teiiisn lpirbsn. Sie
warsn eoran bsnfelbsn 81 bckit9en.
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@ifenbabus 1tn0liitf.-2tm O2ittmcd

Wpr9cn lief bic 2ofomotjpl, Dor ben Qafo0ier:
forren BON @ctt1pjQs nab YbjIatcIpbjo, stpa
8 MejIsn tic@itit Pctt@p0G, iber cine Suh
ncburdD Iis iammt bem 9enotr BON rm z Die,
nen fpran9 unh ron elmer itsicn Nnb6bs itltrS.
te. GItfIid)crrsfe ,Oar Der 25oljCn 9ebrobsn,
msIdsr ecn Senior nit rem Sa9a0sfousn ptrs
bintet tober murbe Njsmanb batt 6tfbdN0t.
Ger Sn0En'tr mar oui cen Sa9a9sfouen unb
bic 8suermdnnsr tlber Die 2lnbtbe 9eiprun9sn.
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Ebriiflttbe yiebc. c.--3Wel @0rwIrbi9e
ron eunflsr Sorbs, 9srstben ND am Srnnto9e
III tsr bsf9en Yusbpterjoncr STRIDE [csr 8ars
ti9en,] in bic S2oort uno muffin fcb einonoer
psiblb 9srauft bobcn, bo rie Scnito6eI5 sin>
fbrsltsn mubtsn, um Die 0tube wiscer Dsrjus
iiellsn.-NIlt8 aus briflidr Qiebc.
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0~5-8rsi,uia9e Die oirsft pom &ris9sibaus
ptoss suriidfebrsm erjdDIsn b6bit trauri9s
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3,triitfaefebrte Ireituillioe.-Q


tenant Qepi y. &nsrr unb bic @fmtinen Nlbert
WpsrS, @twarO 8rie, Srbn .. NnterIcn,
9Siliom 8rSp uno 0Gllom &roDer, ale BON
ben Neotn9Ir 9trtlIcrittn, baben ben Sris08.
fboupIoe perIafIen unN fomen am GRittmctb
bier an, no lts Derjlirb bemittfommt mureen.
SranfDcjt unb llnfdbj0fet sum 9jenlfs BADEN
ibnsn ebrenpren NbIbeo perIbaft. Gis Das
zen lib ouf Der I2ejmrsife Semlid) mjsow srs
bolt, ouser Qieutenant &nsrr, Der ps4en Srdnfs
libfeit bci fejnen Trsunbsn in YDGnirpitle bGsb.
Ste SScuerntc bot IN oeisr @e9tnb tslt
sln9en Sa9en bs9oNnGn uno lpjrb, ,penn oaS
2Gettcr fsrner 9tinii9 bItbt, boo poriber ien.
60 pisl mir trfabrcn bo6tn if Der grtro9 u6Is
Zig bsfrshi9eno.
gibertYs eeer 1lbolitionittcnse rnens
nunaen.-9ie 2(GoIiticniifen pon YennIDlpas
nen bclten am porleeten 9onncrita9e in &9nrs
rj5bur0 cine Gtaat6sS Sonvsntrn, bei melcber
Or. s. s. qomcpns, bon Walbin9trn @ountY,
fit @cupsrnor, unb M. 9. 9Bcmo6, pcn YBs
tabsIpbja fir Sanot Scmmllicnsr srnonnt
murben.
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@sfbicbtsn. Der Suifanb unisrsr 9(rmse in
Msrifo ica melt fblin,msr uno bic Veibsn Der
Sclbatsn foasn melt srS6sr fsin, aI6 mir bSs
bsr srfabrsn Datsn. Der SsrIuit an ScStsn,
eurcb &u9eln unb &ranfbsitsn, fca sbsnfaa5
piN 9rtbsr iein, ala sr biS jest an9e9sben wnrs
Be- gS fbsint bsmnadD bab Die wslde uns
Die @or9dn9e pom Sris9Si6auplaee berltbhn,
Dem Ssifpels Der Msrifansr fcl9sn unt immsr
baS lln9ltf non Der belten Seite prr5uitellen
iucbsn. 9tu6 pelbsr abibt bies 9efd2iebt fin;
nen mir nidt einfsben, jersnfal6 1T s6 ober uns
rstbt, ineem eneIib bic QEobrbeit todb an zen
SAG fonlmen mu6, moburCb pis(lsitt WontbEr
b6bit unon9snetm iltsrraIbt merbcn mirb.
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Nnorenun9o:G mittcc.
Sfaot @fSrt, 2tnrrea6 Davis,
Yeter 9iopp, Sanusl Ssa,
9lntcn 8rifsr Satcb @siasr,
Seinrjb Nbcar6, 8ranfIin 0RiQsr
Srbn Grdff, Sobn SooT,
Or. 9. Qutber Scitpb SrslSfCrb,
Same6 .. qambert Benjamin foa9.
Guf 2(ntrag ptrto0t.
(llntrSerbnst BON ben Seamten)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06


The Jacksonville News If the 9Th Inst.
SAYS: "1Nr. Floyd informs rs that he made
dfy thousand cigars Eom the planting Of
an acre. and that fine had taken sufficient
pains TO keep ii fom the worm, he could
have made an hundred thousand. They
are fully ", rth sixteen dollars the thous.
and, although Mr.. Floyd sells them for ten,
in consequence of their being new. This
affords him the pretty sum Of $500 to the
acre which Is worked ly only one or two
hands, and which would have afforded him
al. 600 ifhe had been possessed Of the ex-
pericnce he has since acquired From the
fine flavor Of the cigars we are convinced
that as the proper culture aud management
of Tobacco IS made known, orr Florida Gig
mrs viii command prices a. high az those
of Cuba.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
LOUISIANA coal.

The Minden Journal, published IN Clal-
borne parish in the north western part #
this State. informs Us Of cxpcriments having
been made, there, successfully with coal
foand on the shores ofLakc BIstcnean,-a
fine lake on this aide Of Red River. The
coal is said to contain all The properties
essential 10 use IN either fire place or forge
and its discovery will, at nee give additi-
onal value TO the lands near the lake.
Thus ii Is that. every day, tbe soil Of north
western Louisiana deyeIopes to its wner
some new source Of wealth. Give its enter
prising population roads and river facli-
ties and who can say what its influence and
wealth would be within q few years.
Government benefits, IN the immediate sale
of its lands, by the enterprise and at the
expense Of the people, there, Congress
withholds, with a splrissof enconoUy that
goes beyond the linz Of justice, the means
Of assistance necessary to complete those
enterprises from which, when completed, il
will greedily reap the greatest benefit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

Fir ON the D7u1iin University Magazine
GO FORTH INTO THE COUNTRY.
Go forth into tho country,
From d world Of care and guile
90 forth 10 The pntaihted air,
Ard The sunshine's open smile;
II shall clear Thy eIouded brow,
It shall loose The worldly coil
That binds thy heart too closely MP,
tI'hau man OF care aud toll.
Go for h into the country,
Where gladsome sights and sounds
Make III hearts pulse. thrill and leap
with fresher, quicker bounds.
They shall wake fresh ike within
The minds enchanted bowers
Go, student Of the midnight lamp.
And Try the msgie power.
Go forth into the county.
With its songs Of happy birds,
Its fertile vales, its grassy hills,
Alive with RoeEs and herds.
Against the power o. sadness
In its magic all arrayed;
90 forth and dream no idle dream,
Oh visionary maid
Go forth into the country,
Where the nuts rich clusters grow,
Where the sirawb'ry ncstles 'tnid The fuFz'
And The holly berries glow
Each season bath its treasures,
Like the aiF all free and wlids
Wbo would keep thee from the country
Thou happy, artless child
Go forth into the C0untrys
1t hath many a solemn grove.
And many an alter on its hills,
Sacred 10 peace and love.
And whilst with grateful fefydr
Thine eyes its glofies scan,
Worship The God who made tall
Oh holy Christian man
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

One Of the moot troublesome. and cor
tnintly most loathsome diseases with which
sheep are affected, IL the foul noise For
This We know of no remedy more speed
ily and cert 4ntiy efcctual Ism the follow
ing:-tMake d smsll mop by vtap?ing .
rag around the end Of o stick zip ttts 70
tar, taking up ~ much o. will adhere to i;
roll II in salt, and then thristing II into ihe
Sleeps mouth, hold It there Till she ls forced
.to Withdraw and swallow the tar and salt,
and your sheep viii soon get good health
and clean noses E1change paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
AGRICULTURAL

GnouNp PrA.-A gentleman near Al
bany, New York has raised one hundred
and five bushels Of tbe ground pen 10 an O.
ere of ground: and be land planted i or.
diaary pine land. nutritious Qualities Of this
pen afo said 10 oe Superior 70 com OF fat.
tenine hogs, andths labor AMI trouble arc
less than that Of any other crop. The pee
will remain good in the ground until
March or April.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

CoAL BoATs SUNK-Five Lives Lost
We learn from the Louisville Journal of
the 11th inst. that two coal boats. bound
to New Orleans, were sunk in the storm
on the 10th inst, four miles above RI r.
port, Ia, on The kentucky shore, and that
Of thirteen men on board five lost their
lives. Two of them were frozen to death,
and thee drowned. The eight survivors
saved themselves by climbing on trees and
remaining there until they were rescued By
persons on shore in the morning. The
names Of four Of The persons lost were Aus
tin B. Fox and-Colley of Louisville
and Jas. Meaning and Philip Riley, Of
Pitfsburg. The name Of the fifth the
Journal could not ascertain. The boats
were owned BY Alr. McCiuskey. Of Pits
burg, who was on board. Not fr from
where this accident occurred, two other
boats wers sunk. but happily no Iiqes were
lost. They acre owned by Messrs. News
e. kehoe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

gasr1r AppnEcrArtor,-An Irish hbof-
eS pl,gnged into the river apd hauled out n
eehtlensan WHO va acc denially drown
ing the gentleman rewarded Pat with
six PENCE
.Well," said the dripping miser, seeing
Pats doubtful pause, faint you satisfied
Do YOU tbink you ought % have more 2,
'fOcIf p answered the poor fellow,
look tpp hard at the one he had rescued,
II think I'm overpaid !"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

SNAIL WArsrs@yhen Abcrnethy
was consulted by d young lady, he said'
af1ow can you expect 10 DO ven when
YOU squeeze yo.r waist to the size Of a
a,iaa bot Go 10 hGfae Leave OF
your stays burn ihem, end here take This
shilling, buy q skipping nne NJ the first
TOW sbop YOU come to, aud use u every
day--you will then be- able TO cut hko =
rational being
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
notice.

Areaptable reward will be given TO
whdmsolvsr win give such Information as
WIKI led othe discovery Of the person who
took fran the steamboat landing at Baton
Rouge the night of Sunday 9Th November,
the f~otokihg articles, viz: | bbl., sugar, ! do
of syeepotatoes, liz do, of syrup directed
to 4 G Morgan, New Orleans, also one Dbl.
sweet p{atoes and n can of syrup directed to
J Nicholson, Esq, New Orleans.
Any ifortnation left at this oflce relative
10 the abve, will be thankfully received,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

sHoT.-Tho steward A negro} Of one of
the principal hotels at Cincinnati, was shot
on the 18th, under The following circ1m-
stances. He had been ID the habit of ta-
king observations" through q pane Of glass
over the door ofa room occupied BY a gen.
t!eman and bis wife, and at the last time
Of his appearance, be was shot BY the gem
tIeman. who gave himself up to The Mayor,
and then gave bail fr his further appear-
auce. The negro died OF The wound.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

Hogs are frequently taken sick, md
aontetimes liz without exhibiting any
symptoms by which The uniuifated IN such
matters, can either infer the n4tare Of the
disease, or app1ya proper remedy. In
such cases, Ii ID frequent y ofbeneft 70 the
sufererto throw into his trough an ear of
corn, dipped In tar and rolled in birthstone.
-Erchange.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
MeFAY

BUILDER N ARCHITECT
Respectfully informs the citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he is prepared to un-
dertake all contracts in his line, and will be
always ready to execute orders for every ar
tiele ofhouse joinery on the most reasonable
terms.
Refer TO Col. P. Hickky, H. w. Fowler
andaoseph Menard, Esqrs.
April III no. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
SrRAYEn.

From the subscriber some time in Nay last
a mu3su cow formerly belonging to Mr., Jesse
Hill,E She was marked with a smooth crop
and sSoht in the right ear, and a crop g half
crop In the left ear. Branded on the hip with
Letters A @ who ever will give notice where
she rnay be found, or return her at nv house
shalt be literally rewarded. Baton Rouge.
Oct. sI3th 1916, ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

TAR.+l5O kegs Of tar, in. good order for
sal bY T~oM1IKsoN u BAaIaa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
p. McKTrRtCK,
NnrICE.

Cock SrovEs,-To those who are not in
ncsseksion Of one OF these valuable Stoves,
The mice Of which Is saved in fuel in less than
one wear, we would say, ASK your neigh
bur. "!who has one, how he il pleased with il,
and then call upon us, and we will serve you
with 5no that caunot be surpassed in excel
lpnce. PfKE and HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
LATE ARRIVALS.
PHILLIPS & ,LANOUE,

mn .FtvEn nor late arrivals large ans toplat9 assortment Of fal and Winter
nv, n pamt aud most fashionable styles, to w6h they call the attention oi'"e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
N0yEL Evrgupat4g.-Amnn0 a.

NOvEL EVfERPHFIE.-d m0nr Ta1I.
Wrbster's Company Of gallant Volunteers
says The Boston Bee, lliere afe some So n
Or eight printers, who are making no FL.
fort to take viii them tbc materials for
printing . newspaper. which they intend
10 issue sEMf-oeCAsf0N4 LLy. whenever
they camp in one pace long enough 10 do
40. This 10 a bran new feature In military
tactics, and purely Yankee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
DR.

LicenI6 par Ie Jury Medical de Ia Nou-
vhlh DEANS, a rhonneur d'offrir respect
useanenBes services aux habitans de Baton
Rosge 81 se5 environe.
son Cbipet est chez lie Docteur Rancee,
usatsond Juge Tester.
July Is48
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
FLORANCE HOUSE,
NEW ORLEANS.

This nav establishment has . bar and ma
nv accommodations, similar TO a hotel. It's
location on the beautiful Lafayette square is
~uxESuALEED in the city. and Its large and
airy gooms should, especially recommend it
duriAs the warm weather to the favorable no.
tice be travellers who are invited to give the
housed trial.
q 9 WEST n-Anr:n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
AnVANCES.

we are prepared 10 make Cash advances
on consignments Of Sugar and Molasses, TO
our friends in New York. Philadelphia. ST
Louis, Louisville, Nashville, Madison, IA
nd New Orleans, Nov. / 30 pKE g. HAIR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

A REMc.-Tho-9 q d cypress nov
standing IN Lombafdy, said 70 have been
there In the time Of Julius Caesar, forty.
two years before Cbriai. Napoleon DIVER.
ged around II whom dellneating the great
road over the 9ImpIon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

G~The total export Of sugar from Ha-
vana and Matanzas from 1st January to
3ist October, 1916, amounted to 7l5,0lG
boxes Same period preceding year,
336,040 boxes.