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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-26
Herald Marine Correspondence

PHnAprLpnrA Jan Is. rM-Arived-ship saraunac, Ju.
Fearing Leighton Ess.port; sch Fair Play Harrison New
ProyideDee Hammond, Ellis, Calais.
sasits msI S;con saa
Kin S %ul ' An S sI Gssnssa So
'''' '''''"' MisoeIl.neous Record.
See TeeEraphic.
Jacket sHIrs sHERIpAN Capt Comsh for Liverpool and
the NEW YORK. Capt Lines Tor ,yre VIII san TINS morune
Lee Dag, WI close " the Exchange Reading Room al nall
Meaday WAS ~ Il. 80 thin cake ss On
IN sh. city 10. s.s' 90 a.;mo,. from N, f., R,
with cargo consulting e 70 Saies cotton iss hhds SUI
bbls moasse 100 do pork as5 do beef and pork and
and wen, pieces the wreck TO the 2sa state
would become s' total loss. ''''''- u ' ~ WOW ~
cargo sysd up to fs from bar.
HsS s:c
q
% o. S0 negs ara oS, d kSsT maersi. ihsre
i.s md .a s so
log rule; lot old copper, eonpa.;es
on X. a. s
would ;. co. o. SV Ss % q q: ss New v.
,S2
S:ss q; H. y
BRAZILIAN Sem ArDoarHA, a, Portland, from Para. for
salem hs: ben ssy: SeI'a q B.r%sS. sspsIsnssSys
about 4co strokes per hou uH' '"''
Sem Morley x. from h Hal
warks stove, sc.
NC. with brick &C. the bar coming in goth
II heavy sea- sprSng asa and was ashore at the Horse
to port Monday morning Jan the
ss % sI 5 1s s1S
If :$i; !, M
w be PAID by 0uh' wi"
.oS ls % srsh e. ess.
''e wnaisnsn:
SPOKE i; GsS %..hasss. Holt NJ, ssss SS.
&. p r 30 Sa % s IS fs n
r:poIis these a. the amour on bosdS -.O""'
Cape xeId Islands, NOV e. MsIcqIsa imoeH Nb no
." '''' 100 lux '' 8 SPOKEN 1so I'''' ''''
Y -
BY. .a new ' m. sss'
Ii,:sh asm G,p o e.;
$s1S < Ss Ss
2ct2.1y nc Ceres: C.lsu,n Nov a. Ia. lon T.
from csIsai's s'ugSI
Of i' Jan
:, Big Il Druid from Eapo for Baltimore Jan TO- at"o'
's Sir = Baltimore Of w.ea...s day. from Boston for Will
ssR wsPr Falmouth JAM for St Ma
rvs 6'' jan g. lat IS r. Eo ION :, 81 por,s
BAap.pors, Dec I1-Barf 4 ADAMS, Arey, from Baaeo.
RIO J.Ssrno Dee s-Ship, COg,-ist We as a3m New
do; AnoS fsSea: @ bsIts i;sui.,sfs fo% syoIi
70; IT ri% S fsE III
iShao AnT Sa sG aS
p:a dol Ss form a
III Ss, II s.s
ca Faulkner Africa; BeV.ns do; Don iusn' Ma:
:is nssa F's .ss De- wss d. as Gives
NIasy ss@ i1 c's S %'SSSy 81 sss
sr E7''Ar" Dec a 1, .ts Nassau Bray Salem
pr .,; bark General
oA!rAxArA. Jan tin port ,chr Waeh%an Wn.low, 70.
a ss Avg CID De,
Sa sh s, s% Mobile Sid brig
Ia. jan iamArr shp Urgent Roger; Liver
S%s Lamar IKaad:on: DO; cid ssI, susan " iLisd'
Ss$ Hull h' faS es01e n'''''' YORK. 'en' A'n'
BATH, Jan 2l-AIr brig Porto kco GILES, Baltimore Cid
brig w m Days. MOI on, Natan n; I;, H..
SID ao s i now 1s s, Walton Bake.
Sxony Weich Coqumbo last from VALPARAISO 2' brig
EgJptan Uum % 1911 1n ~ snip Hes
,rao ySn osi nh": Ia ssIaa
hne' Zenopia Lacona; p,'gs sepsehoe otoweL
Declsron NINA pig m 10 iaat ngns 90. pn PACK 20
tne DIGS Sooe anu Oscea got "n"e' "esh out re
TUNED ana aIehG lore ,hn. B,ocb.n tF p,cb,n
les 81 yIee' Ms scots R'sks,iey Lyefpoo'; Sss hcs
a ns weisn os,m Tn " tsn,he,;ss
1 Mosr HsDy Iowa. Sop ps, Cd a p
Waau; e%,I NJ eEG, oarx Ms,r;n es,x
yoe So ahG mkt "a WOO hng W;chh
H u,N anna, W ,s. fs
sims. 81 Kitts: hoe. Seaman, NYoE I'D bsks Active rio
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Passengers Sailed.
ANToN-Ship Carrington-Will am Findlay. Of |
Foreign InpOrtations.

Passengers Arrived.
HAyRE-Packet ship BamoR-Wm w Moore Of Baton
Rouge, Le-60 in the stee rage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-26
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
moyements OF tho Ocean stea,nships.

TO sail from New York.
HAyRE.
Missouri, MORN, Feb 5
Philadelphia. Bersou, Feb 81
LIVERPOOL.
Cambria, Harrison, Jan 20
saiah Sands, Thompson. Feb26
SOUTHAMPTON, &c
Washington, Johnston, Feb 81
Hermann, Crabtree, Mar 20
To sail from Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Acadia, Stone, Feb 10
Caledonia, Leitch, Mar II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
c. c. B1BERON, Chairman.
/.

Letters from 81 Petersburg state That the Cholera
had broken out IN that city in n violent form. inva.
ding alike the palaces Of the rich aud the houses or
the poor II the fuyial theory ia eorreet. and tho
fact oIthe disease remaining In Moscow during the
winter months, and now appearing nj ~. Petersburg.
IA considered to b. a confirmation of 1t. the scourge
may be expected III England about next March,
The malady broke ont in tho Russian capital on
tho 9TH ult,, aud an immense number of patients
have already Etlecumbed beneath lie virulente. Six
hospitals bave been prepared for The reception o.
eholeta patients alone, In Moscow the pestilenee I.
decimating the Population In iva days Che 18th
ard l9th Of juhe.) Of 922 patients, i22, or more tltan
one half stiectmbed. II IL affirmed, moreover, that
the df7rase haa declared Itself In twenty other gov.
erhmentE or districts III the southern phrts Of the en-.
pirr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

In his t1vyn. I'm Sunday. lie 35fi, ait.. M. tostpu
MetABaneY. aged g5 yeafs, u native If Meaht
Pleasant. lsfIarsg1 Co.. Diifo, but ff the last eieb,
yeats n resident Of His City
The deceased NHa n g8saa man 6f m amlahia dft.
position. and pfsp5sshssina i4ahHerss As u brother
he wis hlial aud aftetienaie. M n tfie friend. be-
was f%aitifui aud tfts=~aHd Is d citizen. he was last
and honorable.
His last moments were bhaafe1 by IHe pfesahes,
md tdinlstefina tafa If HE ffiefids=and from the
calm resignation md serenity with which he yielded
IL his last f9s, placing his trust in that arm which is
mighty IN save. we were I'll t9tnftrted with the sweet
assurance TINT tls transit dfhis immortal spirit. was
from = world If wes 10 one NJ insffable bliss-so
r6ts IL be r.
TIN thB 9Th ut. Mrs. Lucy RoBERrsor. wife If
Nj. John AieNairy Robertson. II This eify. hgsd
ahmtt 45 years. She leaves gn extensive family and
n vide circle Of friends to dspl0rs hat lose.
1T Havana, Cuba, nm tie tOti ut, WILLIAM
WAtsH Moons, heed about u years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
tFtttt II. i~aallennl

hAfAA VIM HaiiiFFtHf
A UatfHB 5rAFEs VhssHt Dssfnov
fD-Tsttibis Erpigsi1a LAS evening
at0uiT 6'elBtk, the United States Schooner
fitfia IhDm5S, Captain J. 81 Krox, lying
oil s'a1ghterhorise Point. and nj Tho time
disehafging her cargo Into the steamer
Chdlmeite, took Gre Ff1tn the bursting If n
bomb shell IN her hold, and III a short time
alter bleW NJ and sunk. From q gentle.
tHah win was bh board At tbs time, we
learn Tho following particulars The Ifafia
Th0mas arriv 81 at This p6tt about ten days
aeo from HraEps Santiago, ffeiebted with
$50 boxas ol 'ihked atnmHhiti0h." ~ IN
UthFf wofds, 81 maiiy boxes If loaded bomb
shells, each hos containing eight shells.
pttlted IN hemp, n pan used IL protect The
fuses, and to keep them dry. N0i being
allowed t0 e0hne up to the Levpe in eonses
Qttenre Of the character If her cargo, she
remained on IL the stream, and yesterday
the steanpf ChaimsHs went along side fbf
the purpose Of receiving H. A portion
was discharged on the deck oFthe steamer
when, without any preparatory Wathihr,
boub exploded in The hold, scattering its
fragments IN every direction, and severely
ihintihg two Of the hands, wio were in
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
RnlnEaALna sALE

Fly virtue Of q commission II pe direct.
ed from The Hoh Sixth judicial District
Govt in and FIR The Parish II Eat tiatob
Rouge; ! will olbf ff sals, III auction. IL
the highest bidder. 1T thg Coutt baisa dger.
II The toan q Baton Rouge, on Ttf sday
The 5th day u September 1918. Al u b.
clock NJ The following described property.
belonging 10 the succession Of John Shan.
non. Deceased, to Wit
! hoI Z and tot in that patt Of the Town
If Baton Rouge laid u Nv n, B~papfepstd.
being the one half Of n teriain tt known
90 Tie fg3ratiYp pIao 4 sad town rs lot
No five IN sf14ta W ~.
IbBHs Or sAtF riBH,
III MORENO, A]aefioneet.
.....f Il az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
NOTICE

0fOn Saturday the ig day Of Avs,tu,.
In The town If Baton Rouge, tie ]ptipeiptps
ofthe "Ttitma Ptgeisg'' viii h. fayjs ,ga5
IN the application
l. To onf democratic and social ,pla-
lions.
2 The Influence Of lint principals on mr.
political relations IN The formation If o,r
sgtial compact.
D. The change effected by the aeapisi=
ton If Louisiana
4 The tbanga effected by the annesaz
lion u Tetas and rs Consequences.
Hatoh Hoish. Jufy 9tst ta1a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

THG YELLOW FsvER.--Violent cpl.
denies never occur in New Orleans tive
~conseqntively. The following table
which we copy from the Concordia Intel
ligenter, shows the periods of its visitation
and degrees Of severity.
{" In 1892 epidemic; 1883, violent
epidemic; 1891, epidemic, 1885, mild
epidemic; 1886, very few cases, 1887,
violent epidemic; 1893, few eases.
1880, violent epidemic; 1910. none;
ls4l, violent, epidemic; 1912, cpl
dcmic; 1913, epidemic; 1874, mild
epidemic; Is45, few cases; 1916, mild
epidemic; ls47, violent epidemic. In
1892 the Asiatic Cholern ragged dread
fully at the same time and in 1888,
'43 and 's5 sporadic cases Of cholera
oceurmd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

Rf"A' WI ~ va - hs#
sin: II reply rs he Clfanlaf Il qaatfas ! sHt
lpsiHtie t1 ulitait HE a]2tifnairi fnf ertttsqa If ~.
rrp1ee or ]lagttse If rfgIta Of thia current vrtr. AZ
compared with it1sr If tlia yrat tan sl,rrl yui
Il" nnatlr 10 nhti The reii1ia,ae ant transmit Tie r.
fllea rtttestri all rai i1 ~" tim fivor ~ taui his
Furnish me The rl-eirsi itr,ttatint
Among uttet.tsHnt tsrirs 81 which rvish Is rul
bert ihf'fna lion. ora the ~r,li1uine
Nan'"s and iaht Of f]1rtii,tian Of HE rntrtfy ~
t]tttH'hip Agricultural -a"iaty. Farmers rinb. ifaiY
Frpsilrbte ahl E]parrtafv. with + q address
Nor'l~r IF n'sms"rs. attta'tt't rai1 a. premium
funds. &r.
Natbpa. date NJ formation titahpr ar members
rt''le, otrutit oF rreniinria, ~. Of otet ]tmfnetfia
AssDriatitns
siata If the weather. ~ tla planting apnsrt,, vtiIa
s~tuyeine and a. hartr~t AMI ,thsa Itapiirahip. he
tnsnn temperature fr O . tnyntis. nni a,nuuht u mil
which ell
PHttalah"" e Blight 81 irssrta. probable nef cent
nte rfIHaa w tl,p'h. 5r.
'oat ier tushsl VI ftht5e Wheat Indian Cotn.
Probable orTt"re consumption rer histel II Wheat.
lndiat Corn. r]oratrps. BEEF 6t.
Fleasr semi IL ta the tafiBns returns hy mail "a
aarly 80 tle let tr parprtpf nevt
ANY taluable saeia. alsa, will te very arrprialla
Rr distribution A. The uflrp
Respectfully. rDnfs. ST..
EDMUND BURKE,
ftM,tuisaia... ar tt..s..4-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

MADAME RBsfEBb IN PH soN.-1t ap.
pears there is a marked difference be-
tween the treatment, IN New York Pehi=
Tertiary. oftbis infamous convict aud other
persons. Describing Il visit to Sing Sing,
the New York Star says i:
"Eier delicate bands although stained
with The blood Of numbefless innoeents,
we're covered with silk mits her diamond
and other jewels still glisteDed on her fin.
gers; although she wore the conyiet's
lrock, yet n stllt apron partially concealed
1t while, lest tho suns rays might pctad.
venture be too severe for her neck, a hand.
some barege cape was thrown over her
shoulders. Nor is this oil /: notwithstand.
ing tRe statute expressly directs that all
prisoners under sentence should be fed
upon inf rior but wholesome food, Madam
ResteIl has The attendance Of a black and
white servant, who convey 10 her, from
keepers private table, more dainty and
luxurious fare. Not one ofthe attaches or
the prisoner could say whether the illus
ltioOs convict slept in the cell which was
out as hers--but whispers were
that her sleeping apartment was IN.
the keepers roof. We doubt not that
, thorough investigation will be made Of
monstrous violation ofIaw and perver.
Of justice. If these distinctions oil
crime and the offences to which
necessity may drive the wretehed and oh.
cure, are to be ~tolerat d, The laws are a
1ele mockery. and ttial and conviction a
face.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
Rough and Ready Club.

ACCORDING to previous advertisement,
the friends Of GENERAL n YLOR met
on Monday, July 2tst, ut the COURT
HOUSE, % order o take tbs necessary
steps 10 Organize a Rough ard Ready Club.
The meeting vas organized by ealing
Thos. DeVaIlto the chair, and the a]gpoini.
tnsnt pf Mesars. William Thomas and
Andrew kleinpeter for Wee Presidents.
An motianta Committee offs was ~aptoip.
ted. to draft a Constitution and by Laws or
the regulation Of q Central Rough and Ready
Club, .atd COMMITTEES 10 report on Saturday,
the l2fh Of august, at winch lime tho Club
viii be- organized, "f GERS eles ted, aid all
other business transacted for The luuheIance
Of tho purposes of Rough and Ready Club
Il is hoped that oil Taylor men Of The.
Parish will attend puhefually At the pezt
meeting, on the 18th 81 August next.
ANTHONY PENSION, Secretayu,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

hnilt on the waters hamed, from 1895 10
ts4b, The hlloviHe account iu eiv II il \
Cincinnati paper gGG tvnrn ~. 4a1 ref
cent gi5 ~naggsd, 30 do ~ burnt. ~
do 90 lost by collisions, 4 do 7 l6st by
explosion, II do.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

III YffT ETIUT II MA
stts,
An tNpbnrA444 IN IA
&
u tt74r egrnn rr ia "a. .p-ru
nFrrtf ap r,tr., ~ aA,aa..
COURSE y u tBtgu Tfgw
IMPROVED AapEttF on CONNER
TtAt ,.r.,..
'''' NJ hth5
Through ihp courtesy Ufrtif contemporaries.
" lie pifagp ,, Vhpi taaiAfiav rshaivti Il,
Rsetass. Il ii,ar, E. et.ttt.y, t4,,4.. ~.
g :" t'"" : "e'
= '5o ~ 'hst.'ho 'he we" 'ofF papers 9
TIE z@h1 inst. We are enabled 10 lay befnft
sur readers fl details If The intelligence
brelabt by II. .t.,,,a. Jtit,.,.a. ..itL. .iatu.
a IL - at
''' ne "'''N' s''7 " NV ft'8ht'o u We GU
I'lR', inclusive.
Tie Hbsf salient i6lrt IL Tho nbKs Wfjrt
taa inc, e,,,a - bar,t ,sistas /. nts.;a
49,,
"'S' S'SihS q nave aSs'"le"H s'HE'taf8
threatening Hiid mFslef1Dus %attIfbtlp, as feEatd7
Tie rest Of Europe. Whilst tfoel a lining peace
as tha sbisat satah, ~ la aa,satiaatai tEA
-
80 '''7 'SSS''o'eo '"'ee 'o'f's y 'fooPs
a''Fs nv "h'fa me u ms southern i~f'htleft
wren nus h''aFaf'f c'eaee' hoe9 oheas'hess
'''0's ''s e't'' German '"h'eoefathopt "ho
"""' III m'as'oH' ihe hopooh Hofh''g
: o' " i've oll lh7h contains ne IofioWins
0uh'tFh' ''y ~ o9h'- e2tfa-
ami MIN 9 ,,sv.s - H. s,aiiai f. ~ = ",1.too'
BY The Government suddenly apbgtlBFips, ~
NE nofhtug tt he qua, that Russia has Do
fl5,E' W. 8gbInsl tie nhoie Hafatan eo'-
3Gei,tst aF VIZ aud : Ills M .tag , ~
tanttg assembled. to take measure feaal red
- lbe efi'is. 1fa population If Berlin ate
w. T.. ~ ,ne s'teeGs eot'hs'atif' ana ~ ohe, -
npilsa an ,his .at.ats, a.. "a 49, y II slaa,t
,vaf. Jba re-, If aat,,atans Il a,.ipp ~.
l,atieg han ,aHt jisssig tiIlsa =, tha EnatL'
atlf,afta ri ~. mas aud a. l.tGn liza l,IHzt
t,,ra ri the Ervat,tna,t =, R,,siaa ta,, :, Mt
abtps and Ice l,tattgB a ms tJ.t;at5t 4 ,set,Ltg
At Ffahkfoti, insisting to tarfy on lie VA a.
ealhs' ne paa s. are cited by the uzafi as
+, a.sta 80 -, = 'E't'ts, hnss'a. ne Y"st
tnsR'ah army Is crossing The l]rontief' and
~ - u, present. iofee toaf'e7' rs ~ gfess'
'.' "''''e' "i'e' 'ets 'e' nus '''y III
a'',t''7 "'t' "','Pe. u Germany
'pp~'' ''1, ,'7 se'e''' cHs'aftpf u
'''t'7 's'7s''' ''''eS ~" ,'4
''''''''' - s'e' ~ I" give aHsofa'c" thae
''''s '''''tfe"'s"' - e''fee'' anu e'a' hes<'a
'"7''' - 'he '''q 'es' % germany
'''"E' - PR'' u wv eo'se4"eoees u sue u
- Il '''''a wv u + sfea' 9'i8Voh'an
,','p's we, "','' ''s''a = '7''f p'''oa' 'a''
',s' "a'',-'s f'ina''oh no" be'hg
~ III ai' 70 hef mehdsd conquest
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
TO THE pUHLTg

Il liberal reward will be given f1r tic arrest ~
white man by the name Of William Spain. wba I'd.
cape5 from the Parish Jail Of the Parish III West ps,.
% Rouge on the Both day Of July last. The asi5
William Spain having been severely bitten by ne
dogs ~ arfesting The same and received Il hiotg ~
the left side Of the forehead inflicted bg 3 etiek,
FL BLANCHARD Jailor
August I no. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

Wool fBAnr IN Nreuia,v-rho
wool trade Of Michigan increases rapidly.
The crop Of the State last year was e.,i
mated u 100000 pounds, Of which loo.
OO0 was . surplus for expectation. IN 1921
The amount exported did MT much exeead
10000 pounds, The stock Of sheen Il. :
increased during the past season. and
the surplus wool ofthis year will reach
500, 900 pounds, il il presumed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

m his hand n rviihdt ieal SHAPED tin bon.
sealed with rcd va,, which le stated CON.
tainted HE portrait. taitrN IN the utIform n
the Baton Rouge Guards, by NJ. sppst q
painter If small statue hut If prpal talents.
lie, of the portrait was Il natt4p of,te land
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
nAtrH Harnn. tn1H gsLh. -.

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NY G''''"'Hle aPPo'itei 70 afati result
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
frhr CANVAS.

The Coa fier des Etdts Cgtss rBll shed
d New io'k, retBartins Upon GENERAL
Iaylot's nomination fr tho Presidency.
says ut VIII II All probability. result il
giving IL The unitn a President or fnrr
mu3esty ahl a%iinplirltu rf sintuiatly rot=
rett Judgment, anI Vt tried sincerity q
Surely" ails the Cobflar, "ihe nation
ought 10 be satisfied for Washington =
Do not spring hp every day
The tithber IN which this able French
journal has invariably spoken Of General
Taylor, shows the strong impression which
his pure and elevated character ha, made
upon the MUD Of ~ intelligent and ,pt
disintete sthd observer DetrariinA even
the detrattinn Of political raneur, has MT
yet Feniurei 10 approach the name Of the
veteran, whose glory Ia a. identified with
bis %cuhhtrt's rsnowh that patriotism ntisl
ata' ehl ore calumir can begih-Butt
American,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
DISSOLUTION

The copartnership heretofore existing
between ENpgRs " ByRD Ia dissolved by
mutual consent. The unsettled business
of the firm will be attended to by either Of
the Undersigned.
P. NJ. FINDERS,
JOHN q. BYRD.
Aug 4 17-3t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

\ few days ago a gentlc nan handed 10
les a statement ofa vote taktn on hoard
the steamed Creole ctwr,n nopa1du n
and P~laqaemjae, which resulted In Gnnl
Taylor getting - voteS, and Cass III. He
SaHesd lA2s there were Representatives from
IL states on hoan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
DISSOLUTION.

TIE bipafthafship hefsfofere EXISTING nm.
der tie firm # HtNARb Il Ilpseff, ID tbjs
dry Dissolved by mutual fbnstHt. Usfsf MsG.
afd having disposed 81 his i~atefast 10 C%HARtFs
J. PiHfi The business will be continued AZ
fot therly. tthdaf the firm Of Husbsf Il Ptpr.
who are tbattbd with the settlement Of lilo
afTtirs oftha late firm,
Baton Foltt, tply sgfH, 1918.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05
CHEAP GOODS . NO MISTAKE.

Wishing 70 dispose III my present stock. before land.
ing in my Fall and Winter supply, ] respectfully an
ngtanes 70 my eugtofnera md The pobiic generally thas
/ have greatly reduced the prices. Parsona uisaiuz
bargains would do we'll to call and exansine fyr shera.
selves. No trouble TO show goods.
EUGENE LAN0uR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-05

A report having obtained rirtolation hat
thu Democratic phttf Nprp at0ul 10 rm-
chase this nflre, No l,ee leave IL saf that
"leh is not the rase, The Gasplte will
tohtihup 10 be hihhi Ia ahia principles.
and To pretnttp ~ ~ honorahIp mpans.
the election ia the rrysti nrr, IT General
n Ia vtat.