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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
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~ Mc Editors ofthf Daity Drha-ttrv-
rbHME>1 The following apparently pdiio.
,isl paragraph appears in tho columns Of
your Journal. ofthe 81 in=t.
''llle Commissioners Of Patents, sut,pur.
ted by the Attorney General. has der idrd
against Bains's Attaining n patient for his
Electric Telegraph, and says that Morse
is entitled to II by ~eavcat.'
Knowing your deaife 10 make tho Delta
n medium for the PRONUNCIATION Of truth
on,y aud believing that YOU will hr PLEASED
to correct a very esrntial efrar' ! take Tho
liberty Of saying that said paragraph Ia IN.
correct IN every particular, M a full and
UHqUIV2rd patent Hds isslted to Mr.. Raina,
on 'he o4th day Of November, ulL Er HE
"EIcctrte Clinical Telegraph by tho
Commissioners Of Patents.
The granting Of a patent for Mr.. Baln's
exceedingly valuable inventions was nppo.
srd by every possible means which ingen=
ulty and the mosl subtle skill could devise:
yet II has tri1mpbed over M opposition,
and will %efleotually serve to abpolve The
country from The most odio'is and tyranieal
monoply which has ever been Bought to be
entailed upon 1t. The Bain's Telegraph
will he immediately placed upon The foo-
plr's Western Ltne, aud will 10 wo ked IN
connection with Houses Printing Telcgra.
phi, which IL also fully patented.
Very respectfully,
Yeur obedient servant,
CHARLES DOANE,
Agent r. Tel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

stood Shoulder To shoulder. ! saw the
WIin ard Democrats lie down IN tiis
swanips Of Florida, and IN tbs morning
rise up 10 their posts Of duty aud again !
saw lhpn rise iut ups but together lie IN
Tia embrace II DEATH / have spah tht
WING and Democrat again, side by side
ott The banks u The Iio Gfanta, | sa#
them both stand together at the taftot,'s
tntuth a. NDnterpy-and again TN he
bloody faii of nraha Fista-hhd both
leobed nPte the satns starsspangled b%aniiar'
The WING and Democrat sprbal The saitie
tatt upon The sand banks III Vera Cfb5,
AID together marched 10 tn Halls ofthe
Hontesumas al their touhlf35 call. And
At last. | have zeeb The WING and Dtmo=
cfat returning hbtnb, with constitution
broken and impaired. 40 ptp-sha seeihg
these things, I topld aot fid II IN my hoaft
10 ttnscribe men for mere l~,oibieai different
fpst''
Let btf opponents, niar twit ~ ,is 10 tnuelt
az they please IN fe9atl 10 The "N6laftyistn
nf oDf candidate. We iika him ~ Tie bBtinf
for what they st much dislike. He Is 81 llnnsst
riati, and d good Wing ,1paluusly devoted TO
lie preservation Of the checks and balances IF
The Constitution, and he will give ts q pure
administration u The Govefnthant. This is
al1 We want.
ARKANSAS q tRfs-7ts tT8V thsV ID il
A correspondent Of The New yofk Spirit afihs
Ti'nes. uriting from ~ Dorado, CAtk) feias
tee The following ''go0d uh."
"R II. NJ, al attorney Of high standing at
Duf bar. cling counsel III u tass tiien pending
was called by lie Sheriff from The Govt
llottss door, three lines distinctly II H. N.
l5s1. n. IT, NJ. Fisla Il: IT. NJ t1sl hat no
answer ~ either rail-. and II Was impossible tn
proceed with ihp case without him. Some
inquiry was thath by HE Court in person.
NI,pi the Of HE rt1wtl walked ~ to The bench
saying 'Ef you watt him peftitkaler, Judge.
he's ovpf nj Us playing prkef,' Here w,s a
fix. The Iohft had tun much respect fbf such
squirt g. hfeaR mp The game. but could not con
ypnlently adjourn. ct a1et r. fiertihg a ]ntotnant
la very ruolly remarked 10 his informant. Go
over aud pay his HIND q while. and tell him
10 come into Court"
nFrt tun ~ ritz TttrgnAft Cast mp
ttnars a decision has hurn t1aIn ~ ainsf q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
NOTICE TO PEW HOLDERS.

Persons wishing TO retain or procure
pews in the first Presbyterian Church in
this City fire informed that the assessment
Roll ri taxes for the year 1910 has been
made by the Board Of Trustees, and that
pews can be secured by applying to either
oftho Trustees or to the Secretary of the
board.
All pews that are not taken at the as
sessment on or before the last Sunday in
this month, will be rented for the year
ls40 to the highest bidder, on u day TO be
fixed by the board Of Trustees.
SAM. L. ISETT, Secretary.
Dec. 4-45. 3ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

Some mizrrpants have hsen amusing
themselves lately IL stabbing sotns Iufses
IN this vic nifty. Wa know If 40 greater
rtnDf If fpfltpaattss and t%lppfaviiY than
he wantnn torture and abuse " dumb
hfhtps. Wa hope They viii he found 0ut
aud h rounhl 10 tUndign p%ttliishH ent.
Butb.lttput.-aanta Maria will give nj
exhibition. weather permitting, this after
hoon nj three o'clock IN thh lot atlinihihg
the Catholic parsonage, lie hns ~ et
pefiented company and several FFst Fate
bulls. and he feels confident or giving gene
| raj satisfaction 10 those who will hBrtnr HE
exhibition with tbeif presence
We extract The following item Of tpeal
Intelligence from The Advocate or Wsdhesa
day last
rHFsFNFAffBv oF A CHARGER Sieve.
ral If the friends # Dir. II, I, HARVEY,
y. n. aurgpoit al this post, presented hihi
On Monday last, with a splendid charger,
In token oFthpir high esteem fBf him as il
citizen and soldipF, The presentation
was made Ivy RtCHhHp hpttHs, Esp, whu
~ M elegant and impressive style, per
formed The dirty IN behalf IF out t~itisehs.
The Dr.. IN q ffauk and cordial manner
thanked his IeiloW ei,isans FIR sbth n gthti.
fling evidpure Of theif pstrpm. The horse
IL a very large. noble ltnking ah NAL, 81
III black rvlor, and valued Al S9OO-tht
price paid Tor him. The distinguished to-
eipieut Is no less worthy If the Gin thar Il
Ia ereditable IN the taste and good feelings
Ut our citizens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
NOTICE.

All persons having any cIoims against
the succession Of Joseph Green McCaughey
late of this Parish deceased are hereby re.
qnested 10 present them duly authenticated
10 the undersigned, and those indebted to
aid succession an request to pay the a
mount oftheir indebtedness to the under
signed. Jackson WARREN McCAUoHEY,
Nov. p4-33. 2ts. Curator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

fR w Ia8E gAtIFI1t VI hAS = 1880 F%a@ .8
III he Via 4, and Wiifas little delay ~ tbs
nainrp eftir subject aud the fofnis Of Leeisla-
tirii will Admit.
Isaac tptfpsbH
MIR Orleans. 4th December, ta4H.
Pc'Htp'y-Ths Speaker presented q
memorial ffom The Council Of Municipality
Ma. .. relative IL The assessment or lhp
School I'at. H. ferfei 10 Committee 81,
E1uratinri
NJ. Rebb-pfessnted the pbtltion 81
sundry nitiBens. Referred 10 COMMITTEES on
Fdutatiuns
M Wldgr.-The petition If Free Go.
I8red tax payers, ask Ing for cid 10 asiab.
lished an Orphan Asylum, Referred ID
Committee Un Public Charities.
NJ. WIliep, Petition Of eertain nsm=
bers Of The Police Of baltimore, asking IN
compensation FIR The arrest Of lsaae PHI
lira, accused 81 murleh Referred IL tom.
mitet %, Claims.
M Etpitpt Petition Of Tax Collector
ofthe Tth District Referred To Commit
tee oil Finance.
NJ Htfttm Petition 1r The members
IT The bar Of the 10Th Judicial District
praying fbf he repeal Of the law requiring
the Judgr 10 hold sutnmBr terms. HpfbrrFt
to the delegations Of H. landry aud Ia
fayette.
Resolutions. MI. Noise offered q rpsu=
lntion 10 instruct The committee ut thu in
dietary Ia in1nire into the ]etpediahty -
passing ah ntt 10 iigRst and revise tht
laws, Adopted.
Mr.. Cttfte offered a resolution Instruct
ing lie Finance Committee 10 inquire int
The rrnp'ipty Of reducing The lases Of ths
State, Adopted
NJ. 1ioiss ufr red a resolution instruct
Ing The judiciary Committee 10 inqnitp ~
to the %t,rotripiy Of repeating an mucf 6EIht
net removing The Seat Of Government ~
required the Alto upr General ia reside II
IIaton Rouge. Adopted.
NJ. Noise offered a resolution. maxine
il Tho dulf Of The President nf The Senate
and Speaker Of The House Of Representa-
tives 10 adjourn their respective house. sin,
die, on Saturday. oh inst. NJ noon,
The rules were suspended, and III,
question taken tpnii The resolution Ivy nge
and mrs, when II passed by a vote Of Al
ID Of.
NJ. Thhifps presented II bin In tmnnt
the act tu establish Free Public Schools
which was referred 10 The Committee o.
Eduratibn.
Ne, phf'trv int odueed a bin making
appropriations Iof The support of Free IT.
lltc Schools. which was r~eiertei TO trt
Committee an Finance.
NJ, CoHhetlg introduced a bill In tepea
the law relative 10 the Interchange d
Judges In The 4th and 9th Judicial Dis.
tttcIs. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
The Speaker stated that he had ~rpepivs
ed an invitation for the House to attent
the funeral Of Col II. y. Pierre. a distin.
gutshed veteran Of ts1b. l6=whieh wa
accepted, aud the House adjourned IN II
a'blntk Tomorrow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
Volunteers, Attention.!

We are authorised by Capt. Richard A.
Stewart, to state that Major Dashiell, pay.
master, U. $. A., win be at plaqnemi9e
on Monday, the 18th and at Baton Roupe
on Tuesday the 10th, for the purpose of
paying the volunteers who served in the
Mexican war under Capts. Rousseau,
Stewart. Beal and Robertson.
Dec. g--45.I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
~ Il PANhEI.
alenmer GrnY Engle.
nEmrmell &

oARrEsrEas, BUILDERS T. USDgarAKeRs
Respectfully inform the public that they
have taken tbs shop formerly occupied by
Junes NcVay, where they are prepared
10 do all work In ther line of business with
]pfomptness and despatch. They respect
fully solicit a share ofpublic patronage.
Dec, 3mt. 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
LIGHTNING RODS.

The subscriber would also inform the
Planters of this vicinity and the public in
general that he manufactures and puts up
Lightning Rods, of every description, and
guarantees his work TO be durable and
equal to aoy erected, and on as favorable
terms. Those wanting Lightning Rods
would do well to call at the manufacturing
establishment of the subscriber, before
making contracts. W. F. TUNNARD.
Sept. o. 81. ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

Dtrp,--in this town on Monday last,
Din EDWARD SKtLLMAN, Of ST. Landry,
Opclousas.
On Thursday the 9TH, instant, MRs.
Many MARoARgrrg, wife Of Mr.. Peter
MCkltrick.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
tn pInnGers.

THE, undersigned respectfully tenders his
.Servi es as overseer. He has been employed
for several years in that capacity in this and
neighbering parish, and can furnish good ies-
timonials AZ to his character and ability.
APPLY at II. A. Rileys Ho'el.
sent. IG-lm. TRAVERSE g. BLoUNr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

SARLE MELoptSr~,-lhis interesting
troupe OF vocaltsts have given some con.
ccrts in this town during the week, and
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of Ia.
weather their concerts have been well Id
tended, and are spoken afby those who at-
tended them ii a catering manner. Their
gentlemen, department and talents as 20.
~calists have made them a large number of
fiends wherever they have played.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
ptANoMUE

THE Storm ltontr. | Wandered by tho
the Rfe8k.siis, %5veaihg Waltz. III Offer
Thee this Hand Of Mine. Cgtns sit lhse down.
shall We meet again Mafv. Main Track OF =
Leap for life. The old Kirk Yard. Il is brtlet
tn Iatgh lhaa he sighting, Battle NJ Prague,
Musptte de vim. Butha Visa, March and
Monterey tValth VII yoa Come III my Noun
tain Home. OH share my Cottage Gentle
Maid. MY hotna my happy home, Farewell my
FHthsriabd, Go forget me. with large assert
mant If Foreign and American Music and
Music Pfeteptots, just received and for sale
ty q. NJ. titRomAN.
Dee p-45. Opposita The Meth dist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

Runaway from the subscriber
IL about the 18th November last,
M a negro boy named Guile, he
LAZ has n mark under the left ear
caused by a b~lIstiing plaster,
shight by cross.eyed. well built, about six
feet high and about 26 years old
Dee. 2--Is4S. AMBROSE THERtoT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
LOST OR MIsLATD.

A note Of hand drawn by John N. vii.
son payable to the order of G. W. Left.
witch and endorsed by him and II. V. Ba.
biz for four hundred and eighty dollars, due
on The goth of December 1913.
Dec. 9--45. 2ts. JORDAN Holt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

RoCKwELL'S CmcuS.-This y
arrived in this town on "Wednesday last,
and performed on "Wednesday and Thurs.
day evening 10 large audience. The per.
Torrance Of Hiram Franklin and Master
Grady, in p~ostaring and ELASTIC feats sur.
passed anything we have ever seen.
S,ickney's Circus will be here "a the
18th ana 10Th instant This old and a.
vorile company we have no doubt will be
web encouraged.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
MARRIED..

On Tueaday Evening, the 9th of December
1913, ly tho Rev. John Burke, Rector ofSt,
Jam"e Church Baton Rouge, Col. WILLIAM
Wallace Smtfu BLtaH, Of tho u. s.. Army
to Miss EtizABgTH TAYLOR, dauther NJ Major
General ZACHARY, TAYLOR President Elect
Of The United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

price paid Tor HIM ne distinguished fe-
?'P'eh, IS w ,esI ""i.ny " ,"e -" u
a ,,t r~itioans.
! s"' LIS
'NN'r '"'7 ""'9 nv u,
~ '''',"' WI "'''"' "
"'v, W., ""'''" '"' '''7 ~ u" =
~ '"''''' '~S' a "",'"'7' t'''' "''' y,
''S.''.. '"'"PoSe" "'''' ,'''S''' VI
NM ''""'-'" F'eT'"'e" US ''e"'''''''7'
when were r'ieffeH ~ the 'o'h'''o'ee 90
Elections.
Mr.. bryce Introduced a resolution. which
avn. ,l,,t.J. that, { o,n,r;ttap lp a,, ,int
Ell !" "AW upon 'he vernon w ''''rlh
him that the Lea stature was assembled
..t .a.a...l, J.. ,...i.. au a..,n,.uu.
'"' ''F '. wy
ton he may mhbe'
Mr. ltrvrp nave nulicp nj lis intention
.,
'" "'''"'oe " ''7"''''" '"'""'''" WV
The Legislature adtuhrn sfie die Ui the 9th
Instant
I'D
\ he'hof'hl was reh' 'Fo'" w" "Fee""
Municipality Council, praying The pa ssagp
~. t.a. J.. a.taot T.. a,t.a /, ,,..a,- ,Ia
" - ~
y NthnW 81 taNes nh thelr property lie
Earrrd Ia the Cn,ntnttt q on Finance.
~. ,.. Ntu r,.tu.
'"' '''''"0' "7"@'' ""
arhonlR. was then rad anu referred ~ Tho
r]n,nniitn, ,n Pablo ttdraatiep.
49,.
heh 'Ne Heha'e a~'n"oFh'"' n f'so''~
ton introduced hr NJ Martin, III relation
J., Mat, 'I,,.. ,u,- ,,nl,, aaa-tI,,a, t,,,
'iotRF or htP"RFRNFAFiNFS'-N ~
~r'rlncl0 the Speaker called the House to
.-t,. ,ri -, a.. ,,tt Lau,. ,.u.,l an,
'''e'' wv "" u W" ''''s '"''"' WY
thteo m"m''orR answered ta The y hattteR,
Mossra. Wineheatan Of ~. James. Linn.
No.. -, u...t .,ts, .r5.t...
"'''' w ~ 'e'"''"' '"' ''f''a''' '" @'''"e'
elected "a I'LL vacancies, were swotn ill.,
,,,u.,.4, u.,. ,,,a{,,t fam, ,L. A..
49,. 50
ha'o' 'n"th'hg 'he iAo"se 81 hF oIgahlRa-
ton. aud 1T the appointment of a commit
.an -. ,
and inform him Thai The General A7Prm=
hlv vaa ready Ia rprriyra1y ronmtnira,
IT,, ..a -. t..,
Wv" wa" ""'' Wv 'P''N'' "PP''"''" "
committee on the part Of the House Tor the
s,,,, n,r,,ose
49,, .
me '"'" '''""''''' haF'Ne "'schafgoa
It's duty, Mr.. t.cdot \. the Private Secretary
.r,L. g, ..l .bL. a.. ftt.
" y "FI''''' ""' '"' ''''"N'
Ing Message, which was read, aud 300
rnnies ordered Ia hr mint, d
. IN. p
"e"" h'" " t"s "e""'e ana q '"e
f'o"Se q NsoftCSeH'"ftt*S
can never leel indifferent {" any thing that
'onenrnE the l%hlFrTstE oiodntat'nh, and 1t Ia me-
ne" h'th EEat thai ma "W'ke'icd my sympathy
tor those whose lot II - to Ugh and suffer trr
instruction IN the hra' lines ut Thought To
read IA ether a'neR' wac The PRIV ! g. oft Q
favored few, ~ on 81 It ls tn" tignt End l. dec IL
ned 10 hIrolhe me po'7eEFlnn ol al 70 tax
me wealth o. me hai'on Tor The universal df.
th$ioh ol NhoW'odg0' Is tile hee est character
'ste ol the aye IN "h'eh We i've and from the
hen g' operation OF hle principle h~elieSe,
there ca NC tofe|oEtloh ne fieh lesEotH 1T
h'sorE nav" zoe Pl,ln'y taught tbat II atio'dH
the only SO I'd foundation on which the virtue
aod.haPpine o. the Feeple and The mora ener.
REet NSPno'eah 1a''Nu9ons can rcs'' Tive the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
TnIRI TnYNI

y ~ =
7g1 DOZEN assorted Toys, such as Dolls
Ma ks. Furniture. Tea sells stt. Just received
from New York and Europe and for sale by
detgaie. g. NJ tttHomAa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
nOtD KOStN THE NOW"

A splendid ass6f mant If Vt0leti Bows. Vi
ri II Hair. Violin Rosin. Guitars, Fiutrs. Mill
taty Flies. Flarealhts. Harmon nns. Accord.
nns. and Piano Wire, irst imported FROM Eus
fope. md for sale, very low. by
d"ru-i7. q. NJ. HFnnMAH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

o. The grinding season II u nearly
over aud from the mos' correct h formation
W. '"' '0'"',' ~,
'''''es an ..l, . =.
"s" I'. 1.S,..
era" "'"'''' wy ''"'> ''"' "'' '''" y"
l"'''"s '" ''t'"''e WV N""' wv WV
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
SWEEPSTAKES ron A

Ills h%dt14inA etstes afe bttef 10 te fttt 1vet Ne
Magnolia tatttse Bat6a Rbitss 1T the teetilat spt iH
NESTING 1919
HfAtB No l.
FIR rBtis and Miles 'tttsB Fgarg eit, fflh iteats, ttit
hunirai dollars entrance MY dBlafs fjtfelt.
SfAKE No. "
Tef 'tifRs gaats i'd tra fita itsats iFg hundred
lYiiefs ]etitattte ssy entg IifE ffhit ffy aheihthtioiis ~
he 1etlatsl ri ~ The FIST II Fshrtaty Az
HFAtB NO 3.
Frf ilres year Bid ti,re- nils tthta thFet hundred
dullata vttftsnpR btta hundred md INV f6tfait att1
seventy nfa dstlafstiJft ~ he declared m lrt ale
ftet ~ Fell 1897
The ahnra siahes 70 lie rttti iifiiet The tties and r.
pvlsllnoa II tie Azsrtiattun tHtksy Etat Uf In.
rsraeta visttihe - make entries T. any " satfi 81
tic 4tsfa Htnkps viii atiHttsf 4 Utitt+tt E~etf+iafg
NJ HE Mag. tttkeg tihli Bntrtt tlotfe,
ODOM Il ELLIOTT,
Dee p-is, PfBtt ietbrs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

or II would appear that Mr.. Morse md
hts associate owners Of the Magnetic Tcle
graph patent, are already deriving large
returns from Il. According to the N. Y.
Express, the fact came out IN the kentlc
Ky sui, between Morse and O'Reilly, that
Morse Il Co. have already received $4OO,
600 IN stock on twenty lines of telegraph
now In operation, To say nothing Of the At.
lantie, lake aud Mississippi lines The lines
h re enumerated divide fom six 10 ten per
cent. per annun.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

ANEcDoTE.-The followin anecdotc of
Gen Taylor is related by the Stanton
Va.) Spectator. Its per(ecly character
istic ofthe man.
The old hero was asked on one occasion
by a lady, what he meant, in Saying that he
was not an ultra Wing? Ills reply was
MADAM have been called upon 10 pass
through three wars since ! Joined The army.
In the war of l8l2, ] saw both parties
represented on the battle field, and even in
M little command at Fort Harrison, they
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

D1FNdv that the hustle aud rNei'emeht
nTlhr election IA over, we hope mir cIii-
spns will thru their minds 10 setnelhing
,tzrlhl aud entertaining, ~ IA tn enahle
our Youths Ia rRsa away the long and tedi=
aus hours If winter evenings where they
can receive instruction. instead a. the pre-
prnt u neral, aud We may almost the otlr
r,an,t-lhp billiard ruDln. What has hea
eoroe If The TyteHm aud "a 81 useful so=
%eiettrs If The kind which used TO flourish
IN this town, We hope to 500 snlne oI
them revived sahh, A town oFthe siap and
Importance ufllaton Rouge ought ]crttathlv
I've ahle 10 blast If The existence IN It's
mudst olsomp literary r srieNliRc institution
or readtns .rna,ns. A. we grow in umpbr-
lance, lot up ahnw that we tel an emulation
To cultivate every meaNs IN II power
having a tendency 10 render our citizens,
aud especially the rising generation, in
,ellectual moral and godlr, Let parents
and guardtans take the lead, and success
will crown their efforts,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
HOrIUEg

All thbse iBtebted To the Orphan Assy.
Inn, will please call al the store If u, Ian
oue. aud pay ~ there affeara8ess
Dee n-I1. 1fss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

A Dtvoncn.-A Mr.. Whiting, says the
Brookl,n Daily Advertiser, who wna At
Que time connected with that Office, when
the war commenced between the United
States and Mexico, obtained a captains
commission in the Massachusetts regiment,
and fought g~allanlly III those brave men
against the enemy. Since his return some
difficulty took place between him and his
wife, (who resides in a house In Prince
street. built f'r her by her mothcr,) which
has resulted I'M divorce d rincuie mdtri.
,"o"ti. She has again married, and IL now
tho wife Of Lieut.. DeWolf, an officer in the
naval service.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

Observation-Disclosures onomancy decip-
hered out of names.
Casa ccr6 tdtsitipc, from French
CdSser Latin, quasso.) Defnition-to
qnosh' 10 defeat, to annnl. (ubsolete) See
Wehster's lto Dictionary.
Poor Cas-! transitive in character and
obsolete in nanm-quas shed, defeated and
annulled in Specification. He must he a
gone case when the Dictionary turns
against him.-Er, Paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

A Joseph W.. Fowler, Grefier dc Ia Cour du 6me
District, dams ct pour IN par0isse d'Est Baton
Rouge. #@# -
MIR =VapUay prmht wis Que rpiontngm m hH8d IN IL ks allure inttnf unt"Atts
noun anrmtt las lois sHb revenue" atpmt Is lone Mars lsI5,tth Yefnd Fun t#tsHnhnt
#mt rnnra tasd de- pan#e. pBfl Ia puH@ dEH Bato"H6Hge pour les nm s 1916 # 1917,
z6n les HHedr tnes dams IN possession 6Hms toIeetsnt dos tttesd Dc ptdwe pour n ditto
pnrofsn. hi ztH IT pros d6ms ttau. vnhHt Ia pfTmtb dAufa d. trHe,adn 1HrJF est
phIr arI la ditto Hr, pour sGsAis e muhAut de 10 take rbhvts htdts4Wy ar non dHc nF
an4a ues clio est pfHhfn taWcF st uItidrms
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

.AGGING & ROPE, a small LOT for sale BY
BEAL & Soy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

Federal aHd State authorities Ii this g%oHbtfy,
Fnfhi lies little else than d history u political
plumbers. with his explanation ofths motives
that Induced tie 10 ealf yBh together 81 his
time. have, IN cone insi1n only 70 recommend
4 specific appropriation If be fund provided BY
laW fUf the support ftltn Free Public Eet1.ls
III NE slai 4, ana Wiihas little delay ~ chs
naiHre efttt subject aud The fofnis Of Leelsla-
tinn will admit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
BAToN RoUGE. u

BAroN RoueE. % Norcmbe 1e4s. VIM. HUBBS, Collector.
Les propiets cfde@us assesses pour les taxes de par0ises pour les annkes
1916 ct 1s7, seront vepdues la maion de Cour dansa vile de Baton Rouge, com.
mencant a 10 heues dumafn Merredi le 3e jour de JanHer Is49 pour compliant,
pour pages lie monant pour equel enes sot as@seesa vec les Gai.
.z #.#9 81" WIN. HUBS, Collector des Taxes de paroisse pour la
-@ PaHdse dEs Baton Rouge.