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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07


Tar MBETtNe or SATURDAY Nj Hr.-
We wrre much sratifed 10 observe that
The short announcement or The eohte mpls=
ted meeting oflast Saturday evening, called
together q large and very respectable bo=
dy If our fellow citizens Of both political
parties 10 listen to The remarks Of II. A.
Upton, Esq, Of Ascension, who had been
invited 10 visit ouf town Er The purpose of
discussing the issues Of The campaign
The meeting was called to order by y.
Chambers, ESQ., President Of the Rough
end Ready Club, and after p few remarks
by a member Of The Club, M. Upton ap-
peared Upon the stand In response TO The
unanimous call Of the meeting and address
ed the audience in a strain Of close afgl-
ment which carried conviction 10 he
minds Of All present. We observed that
ths bare mention Of The name Of ZAtHARY
TAYLOR excited The warmest enthusiasts
and The enlogy Of Mr.. Upton upon The good
old General brought down The applause o
the entire audiences Ne one can Ualum
Male The maine If General Taylor, and his
political opponents must acknowledge his
exalted worth
"Nons know him hut to love hitn,
None name Rim bat to praise"
Mr.. Upton deserves our thanks for his
able and ehasle address. md we beg leave
10 hope that he will continue 10 labor TIL
il The end Of the campaign
The e eat fault Of our speakers general.
" is, their Discrimination to speak.
While the Cass men are talking day end
night I'll over the country, we have hun
dteds Of able men, sealing themselves IN
apathy, or maintaining a moody silence.
fearful Of being accused 8ftoo great a de
sire TO display their abilities. Al sueh p
time as This. every man should east aside
every consideration bit a patriotic one and
contribute all his ability to The advances
ment Of the cause.
The campaign is to last but a short time
longer, and we should urge Oh our rngi
men's and keep The artillery playing its
grape until the close Of the day Of battle.
When the sun sells On That victorious eve,
wa should feel sure Of having gained the
field, but shall whit with impatience the
return Of the morn that we mny sss The
amount nj damage done 10 The enemy.
Doubtless his forces will lie strswn no
thick ms the leaves IN Vallumbfosa, and
the historian as he describes the fields Of
battle, will reeite his singular sensations
ne among the slain he say tho expiring
form Of M. Cass. The last moments Of
this hero will we suppose he narrated in
about The following words
Thus lying Cass, distressed for air,
Around him then did wildly stare.
Where . gone New York Ohio where ?
I'm dying here, il Butler there I
Where a. The pledged mrs, The platform 7
Vain
Last IN The race 'tis very plain,
ri ne'pr be nominee again.
With his len hand he scratched his head,
Aud looked towards The treasury said,
I've neither spoils OF vstory.
Nor extra charge, Oh what an ASST
Were The last words Of General Cass,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

SANTA Annals ToAsT.-Just before
bidding a final adieu to the ''scenes OF
glory" Santa Anna is reported to have
given the following sentiment
james X. Pok-The exile's friend"
We recommend this toast to the locos,
previous to their departure for Salt River,
in November next.
poor Peg leg, wbipt, cried out Alas .
Oh, curse the day | sac that pass!
Then told his menha feared the worst,
And being lame he started first.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

Mas. REAp's SGMlNARv.-Mrs. Read
having returned TO Baton Rouge, respect
fully Informs her friends aud the public
generally that her seminary will reopen
NJ Monday next the 9th instant. We hope
her cxertioas in the cause of rearing the
youthful mind to virtue, usefulness and in
tclligcnce will he crowned with success.
Her school has always sustained a high
reputation, and ought to be duly erp,e.
ciated.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
AVS.

Ahendo one Charles G. Garbwaif s'sst
adress6 d pbonorabls couf du siEi6me dis
trict j1dictaire teha dams ef pottr Ia par
6isse d'Est Baton Rouge, Eta De In L0hd.
siane pour 6tfe nomm6 administrator Dis
Ia succession de Stephen Weaver dc estts
pafDfsse decide.
Avis Get par IN presente doDn6 d to1s
ceat int6rsss6s de fairs c~onnaitrs leus
~raisons dams dix yours de In premiere puE0
location de Get avis, poufqnoi In dils de-
mande ne s6rait pas ace0rd8e.
NJ. MORENO, Dept Gref6er.
Sept. 1G-~25,. 2s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
FRESH 1EAg.
BATON ROUGE
High School for Young
Ladies.

The ReU. John Burke, Rector, assisted by
MISS DILLON.
WILL BIZ OPENED oy MoSDAY THE 1sT Der, 1913.
IN I~abouring 70 give HE daughters, a soIid, IihesNI
and accomplished educati0E~-fne subscriber will inn.
fFuet, with thera-as dag papils, a select number Of
Young ladies'. Their morals. manners, religions prF-
ciples and deportmerit-shan, together with their IL
terary progress, be attended TO- with seTupulons ard
parental vigilance.
Branches and fees Of Instraetion-MoHhhly
Reading, Writing, History, Geography,
Arithmetic, French, 200
Languages, Ancient and Modern, Elements
Of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. Botany. &c. 100
Instrumental Music. Dancing. Drawing. aIH Be
taught for The ordinary rates Of charge, in the best
Institutions for young ladies'.
Boarding, &C., may he had in the Rector's family On
reasonable terms. tsept. 20 IyJ JOHN BURKE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
FAMILY GP0CERTEg

Loaf sugar ard crushed do brown do, cof
fee, tea, chocolate, canysssed hams, lard ia
rs ~ 80 PgPP
salmon, ~Taislns, currants, pEsunes, brandy
fruits, rica, ginger, mustard, spices Of Ill
kinds, eroGBed and fit for immediate use,
sp>rm caudLss, soap, CASTLE do, ind go, fig
bfue. svees oil, white vine and cider vinegar,
French brandy, old Holland gin and old rye
wblskey. madeira, port. champagne and clar-
ct wines, cordlals, raspberry vinegar, syrup,
&C., &c.
Always on hand Of the best qnality-io-
0efber with a general assortment IT eroeEely
and glass ware For SIZE BY
sep. 30 ]. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

FouND DRowSED.-On Friday the goth
uii., a man was found Ia the river at this
place, nearly opposite the Garrison, life
apparently being but a short time extinct.
He appeared to be about 30 years Of age +;
he was about 5 feet Q inches high, well
nsade, high cheek bones, large forehead,
dark brown hair, blue eyes, no beard except
= .goatee.' He was dressed IN a fine me.
,ino frock coat and cashmere pants.
There was nothing on bis person to give
ans cue II his IDENTITY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
Remember THAT YOU CANNOT vorr ron
GILLIAN o BUTLER WITHOUT vUFtNG
for CAss the Abuliipnist.

The Wtm5i Propiso u Democratic Men.
ture.-Let II be ever kept In mind by the
people re South that II was by a DEM.
OCRAT Of the DEMOCRATIC y ME
Of Pennsylvania that The proviso was frs,
introduced In Congress. That It was re.
produced In Congress by q DEMOCRAT
from the (elaihed 10 be DEMOCRATIC
State Of New York. That Il WA twice
passed by n DEMOCRATIC House Of
Representatives IF d DEMOCRATIC,
Congress, That II has been passed bv a
DBMOCRA ATTIC Senate, and finally, that
1t has been sanctioned, approved, confirm.
ed, Aesaliscd, by II DEMOCRATIC Pre-.
aid ut ele0,ed by the DEMOCRATIC
party. If all this does moi prove the provt.
go TO he a DEMOCRATIC mea s,,rs
IN The t'tH'e Of common sense, what proof IL
necessary - Wilmington Chronicle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

another Sugar Plum for The South
The Cleveland Plaindraler has a long
article designed 10 prove that Judge Nc
Lem and lie friend Gen. Cas- occupy The
anne ground on tho constitutional question
nj slavery in the territories. II thus con
tlnde
"Now, we AJAX every candid reader 10
compare The opinions of The two men. and
roin, ont tho tIia, renee irthry can. We
claim To say that Gen Cass is az rood u
free soil ma as Judge Mclean. AND 4
MUCH RITTER ONE THAN MAR.
TIN VAN BUREN,"
IL n word of comment nrcpuaurvt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

THE REPLY APT.-A politician, for a po-
litical purpose, wrote a letter to s. Ford,
the wing candidate for Governor of Ohio
requesting to be informed how he should
vote in the fall at the Presidential election.
Mr.. +. promptly replied, thanking him for
his solicitude, and stating that he expected
to vote as usually ballot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
NOTICE.

Whereas Charles e. Garthwait has ap-
piled to the Honorable Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court, holden in and for the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, State Of Louisiana. 10
be appointed Administrator Of the Estate
Of Stephen Weaver late ofthis parish decd.
Notice is hereby given to aH persons
interested 10 show cau>e within ten days
from the first publication ofthis notice why
the said application should not be granted
VI. MORENO, Dept. Clerk.
sept. 25-35. Dis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

RRCCs.-We would call the attention
Of our citizens to the races on the Magno-
liz Course TO come Of this day. The en-.
terprising proprtotorsl .rem determined,
Notwithstanding the heavy taxes lately inn
Po'ed OH them by the police Jury, TO cater
for the amusement of our citizens aud
enable them to while away a few hours
from the monotonY Of those dull Limes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

oI-House servants are in great demand
in this town at present, and in fact have
been 50 for year past. This scarcity is
not because there are not a suficiency of
negro girls in the place, but because their
owners, instead Of hiring them in their
youth to learn house work, cooking &c.
employ them in all kind Of peddling or
hiring their time, until they become per-
ftctly .uined and unfit for any decent M
ployment Were this traficking stopprd
i, would eventually b. 10 the advantage Of
the owner, the servant and the community
al large.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

GBN, BUTLEH'a sprFon.-Thia %incon=
tovsttiltla document published In The ap-
pendIE to the Congressional Globe CON
tanning the Debates Of the third session,
9Th Congress. has thrown disorder and
confusion in thy l%ocofoeo camp, especially
In | over Louisiana. II will be seen by
Tho following extract, from n eorrespon-
dnnce Of the Bee, containing nm account
Of the proceedings of wing meeting nj
PIRq1cmihs on The 9th what II fire. brand
the introduction of that subject proved to be.
At The commencement Of Col. Stewards
speech, n large number Of Democrats con.
grpgated at the back part Of The room. Az.
Ter n few preliminary remarks, and qies-
lions 10 Col. Preston and tho Democrats,
which they refused TO answer, Col. S. pro.
posed reading an extract from Gen. but.
ler's speech in Congress, on Jan. IIth,
ls43, rs reported In the Globe. Several
Democrats Immediately shouted, "its II
lie." and II prominent member Of the
party sprang forward and repeated isagain
and again, amid a concert of howlsa Oh Kisses,
yeIls and curses that would have done hon.
or to a meeting Of BedIamitcs. Alter some
minutes, something like order was again
restored. Col. s. kindly demonstrated
with his Democratic friends. He told them
that the Wings had not interrupted their
meeting, and for Gods sake TO Let us pro-
coed pcuccably with ours. lie then re.
attempted to read the extract, but was
again greeted with such aggravated and
prolonged uproar and insult, that, finding
it impossible to proceed, he ended with q
few remarks on Gen. Cass.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
NOTICE

Stolen on runaway from he subscriber rssy Ms,.
thne, n bf97vn tnBls, about fs hsbds high, frab5sd
a. s. Di the shoulder, is ishre on The krs tsg and
and shows tHs marks If b4Fhesa. Wh6eyst sbslI
brihg said fnHls h thA subscriber 81 give Hin. i,a,yfp-
atl6H #itste il eaR be- found. shall feteivs 4 ts*..sa4
bic reward. tUef. &c. g. i, RtJJhs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

Georgia Election. Tho Crescent hns
returns from thrice n counties which
show a Wing majority o. 20o, beirn a
gain Of l12 on the vote at the Presidential
election in ls44, at which time Polk car
rled the State by n majority of 2030.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

HEAtrH or Baron RoraE.-We re
ilcrate the statement we mnde on Saturday
last that our town is healthy, and arc sorry
thai a different report is In circulation In
this parish. In a population of 5000 we
have at no time had more than IL persons
sick oil fall diseases this fall.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

"THH New URbEANs MBDtoAL AFp
erpsttAL JovRnA A. We have received
tbs September number If this valuable
rafiodicsl l. contains aiming other afti=
clss, interesting accounts yf the Yellow
Fsyrt, that prevailed III New Orleans,
Vicksbnfg. Rodney, Natfhsz, Houstgns
tTesss) and C9yingt0n Louisiana Col
leoled and published by II. y. Fennsf, NJ.
~. n New ORLEANS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
ROUGH & READY BARBAcuE.

A "Rough and Ready barbecue will be
given at the house CAMP AND HAGAN,
nearly opposite BAYOU GOULA, ON
THURSDAY the IL INST.
Ample provision will be made for all
who will come ; also our democratic
friends are respectfully invited.
The meeting will be addressed by Mes
srs Benjamin, RandelI Hunt. ]. X. Elgee,
Armand Pile, Robt. Breaud, Prentiss, Pey.
ton and several other distinguished
speakers.
A fine band of music from New Orleans
will be in attendance, and the ladies' are
most respectfully solicited to attend.
A. Sidney Robertson,
Committee, John Hagan,
Robert G.. Camp.
n. B. Boats viii be ready at Mr.. C.
Adams plantation directly opposite the
ground 10 convey passengers across gratis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

LIVINGSTON characterization the re-
port oftbis barbacut puhltshetSn the Nd
uocdte. we learn that after the cvotpd had
been addressed by the eloquent and talent
ed Hon, Egbert Morgan. afterwards by
Geo. y. Lacey. Esq. the Demosthenep Of
East Baton Rouge Democracy | and the
lar.Etmed Hon. Thomas Green Davidson.
whose "etlort IN relation to the wings and
their candidates were beyond the ability
Of the correspondent Of the Advocate TO
characteriae'-yr reader after ell these
efforts in tho great Democratic State of
Ltyingslo1l one whig-d late volunteer
who serrcd tn Merico, came out for Cas-
aud Rutler | What n sad havoc in the
wing ranks We have heard of a more
rcma rkahlr case without half the effort
where nj n meeting In this parish, "Demos
themes alone, without being seconded by
any other political Star, by the force ofhis
e~loquence, actually convinced a good dem
ocr0t ofthe absolute etpediency Of support
ing Gen. Taylor, for president, MS the true
friend Of the South aud hence determined
HIM to his support.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

EI 4 good cook, washer ard Ironef.
XIV to do the work of small family.
WI apply 1T this office.
s Sept 7-3ss If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

MIchteAr.=Cass stock is getting be-
low pat IN that state. Senator Fitzgerald.
one Of The most prominent democrats has
witltdraw WIN his maine from the Caas and
Fuller electoral ticket. Olit Robinson,
formerly state Senator and Railroad Com
missioner, has been nominated by The
State Central COMMITTEES 10 Gil the yaean.
py.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
wine NOMINATIONS.
MIC Ttnrlor PIntfnrnl.

'"The power given by the constitution 70 The FSscu
tiYt, ~ i~nintposf HE veto. 10 q high conservative rUty
~. which should tfrvtt h. stsreiaeh ptcfpt ~ raHRs NJ
rieat violation " iht constitution, ~ manifest hasts
and SAINT # consideration hr congress.
1.-THE personal DpifiiUis If the Individual VIM may
karpsH IL nrtupY tie Etsrutifa tlaif. rtiHli rIt ~
eBntfDl tie action gfeHnarsss utfft questions n dutTes
tie policy, nor ought HE objection ~ 10 i]ntetthsph
where utiestiuts ~ constitutional rpvpf ha ta been
vpttled by the Yatious departments NJ government, and
atqiieaeed IN by The p~errle."
Upon the subject Dfthp tariff, tho currency. the
Improvement If Bur great h~ighvTars. ritsts. lakes, md
lhbpfs, the will Of the people, ne expressed through
their representatives, ~ %ruriefpss, Biaht 10 III respected
Srd carried oct by the Executive"
WAR, at MI times. aud timber ail circumstances. is
q national calamity, ~ b. avoided, II compatible with
tatigral honor"
"Thp principles If eNt government. ne wall ~ tic
tine policy, afp urn1seh ~ the tultiriaaliDn ~ 1lhrt
nations. aud the disfnamtsfrirn u nihaf countries
~ conquest, lHf II the l]snr,iaee Of The great Waahiup.
tnn WHY should w quit uuf otsn 10 stand m for.
sith ground" Y. TAYt0B.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

". 3. Tie following Stakes srs nov opss
10 BE- run over this Course IN Saturday the
14th Of O~e'6beT-Stsks No | fr I'll u~ntgsfn-
cd colts ard $ d9Ie horses that have never @on
a race, mile heats, twenty dollars sntrahes-~
catch weights,
81 Ike No .. Stake fr Creole Ponsys me
mile out catch weights, ter dollars sBfrsnfs, b
be run he same day.
Persons WtshloR 10 makA entries % eitbsr
n he sbos g stakes will cal on The proprie~
tors. ODOM # ELLfOT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

o. We arc requested to give notice
that the Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge will resume
his scho,l on Monday gth instant. C
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

Another LsAer ftom Henry Cfay.-
Tbs Baltimore Patriot has 81 lelsetaphie
despatch dated Cincinnati, September "a,
which 5 rs:
In The Cincinnati Chronicle, we have
another letter from Henry Clay, in refer
enes to She presidency. Certain members
Of the wing party Of Cincinnati, il seems,
had addressed Mr.. C1sy, inviting him 10
assume an "indep ndsht position" with re- :
gard 70 the present canvass FIR The Pfssi~
deacy, and assuring him Of the earnest
support Of numerous friends. In answer
10 this, NJ. Clay says, in substance "My.
name, gentlemen, vas submitted by my
consent 10 lbs consideration Of the Nation.
al Wing Convention, which met in Phila-
dsIphia, bat which did not think proper 10
place me in nomination rs q candidate for
The Presidency. have quietly submitted
to The decision Of that body, Hhd cannot
consent to any further consideration Of my
mans in connection with The 6nfes ofPfss.
ident ofthe United States and according
ly have r%effained fom giving, and must
continue to decline giving, The slightest
encouragement or ~Ggtntehanes to any
such ttsg oft"
Ias.--1N ~ RI ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

u disayuw rnosl nneluiratallr, tio+ ami ftrptrf.
cry desire Bt ms pnft To Interfere with the tialte NJ
Whist y termed The property Of The citizens Of other
Rtatss.H
Ahia gutefn'tpnt Ia = government If limited pow.
ere, aud that by The constitution If the TINTED states.
rBiiHfess hoe no Jurisdiction whatever over the lnsiia
tuition Of slavery IN the several Htatps
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

JOHN X. DUFR0CQ Eag-Es authorised to col,
Iect and receipt fer accounts due 70 the Succession OF
John Henderson. sTEFHEs HESDERsoy.
Sept. a-35 Il. IestaBeutary Executor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
RACES! RACEsIl

There will be 4 aWesp-stake Rsos run
oysr ths M GNOLI4 COURS E6 IN
SatDrday he IN If Ofbber.
Fifty daliJrs entrance one mile out, fes
three entries.
=. FowbER sHt. O. h. colt Go1d By J1bg.
J. Bows ent. BIC Maysnko.
JAS Map tfY ents br 6 CbprpbuSs6,
The propfiefofs states thst The Course IL in
fire order and tftoss fond Of witnessing fine
sport, must be sure 10 attend
GATE Tieksts Twenty fps cents
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

A Democratic meeting wns held on
Wednesday evening last nj tho Court.
house, AT which Il was resolved that n
barbecue be given in this town on the gsd
instant. A committee was appointed 10
obtain subscriptions iol the purpose.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

Hr John Van Hnten, In biz speech
At Reading, f., said lewis Coss stood az
much chance of carrying the great State
Of NJ York he Louis Fhilippe,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
Lunch at ~CapouIade.

A splendid lunch will be given at the
Buena Vista Coffee house of ~CapouIade,
SUNDAY, October 8, 1s4s
In honor Of Gen. 2. Taylor. The public
are respectfully invited.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

GTThe Pittaburg Gazette, contains an
address from finppn democrats from Ola.
rion County, Pennsylvania, one Of The
sirongholds o~fdemoctaey feprdiating Cass
and Free Trad, and declaring their inteh.
ton TO support Taylor with a protective
tariff. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

On sundy, the first inst, william b.
aged about As years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
lsienedl

OH l~oeofo5o friends ere very much
Worried On account Of Cen Taylor's posi-
ton. We have before expressed our re-
Efets that he can neither Shape a letter nor
express an opinion 10 shit tbem. Hs has
not been in The habit Of eoHsulting his OPP
pohenls be always fights and whips them,
80 That our loco friends have no remsdy
until sasr November, end shsa there may
he "~rgst," pstturbsd splfits.-PhA Amsri-
rnn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

II Gsns Csss, at you for or against
s~IaVsrg7
Gen. CAST An No stay EH6tBEF-I
FEVER HAVE BEEN pEVBF Shall BE.
Gen. Cass, what do y5n tbinE Of ls sxis-
tenee7
Gem Caes-I debrfcake its existence in
principle uni PRAY FOH ITS ABOLITION
EVERY WHERE, when this can BE- effsc.
ed Justly and pgacsabIy a8d easily for both
parties.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

Crashed sas4r for sale IS.
BEAL son
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
DIED.

In this city, on Sunday, the Isl inst, Mr..
r. NJ. M'HELM, Of Mobile Ala, aged
about %.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

tBARBAovB - splendid barbacus will
be held at Hagah's pointg'beryills parish,
on Thursday neHt, l2th instant. Every
wing Is respectfully Invited 10 attend, H..
~efyilIe isawaka and IL doing battle brave
ly In behalf ofthe Hero Of B8eha Vista.
GJA latge volunteer meeting will lie
held NJ Port Hudson ~. Eel on Thurs.
day, The 18Th instant. No political speeches
IRE 10 be mbda, ard al volunteers Who
hive served under generals Taylor and
Scott hfe respectfully invited 10 attend
Gen. Taylor having been inyitrd will liz
present A splendid barbaous will lie
prepared fof the occasion,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

The news from all quarters ia ofthn most
cheering nalu'p for the cause If IA ylor
ard Fillmore. The discussions Among
tho wings arc healed up, end the boldest
champions Of The wing cause in the nor
tharn aud western States have taken the
stttmp In right ea rnpsl.