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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-07
Miscellaneous.
The Toughest Gnmc-Cock on
Record!
From tn. SPIRIT Of the Times.

Whilst travelling recently in Virginia. !
fcame acquainted Nth a "rale Dosn.
uler" ho had come all lha way from
armoun,." and who furnished under Tho
|r,ngoshed sppel's,ion Of Col. Phil
'e Of ns,ute's "queer Jumps Of ella, w
|a he Is. undeuiably, grea, at any.hiug,
cock fighting especially.
q onre hsd Cock" said he, that
pud jet rip the rag oG all nature. lou,
in sein everything in Vucipnv, and whip,
IN all ten; afterwards | GIN 'em all heel
ID shaled 'em oil over sgin, lesa~isc,
ZEN that | hsdo't killed sfore. So the
|oys 70, a kinda skeen, and ia bird
ould they pi, oein him. so is, turned
In "a among tho hens, aud KEEP. him fur
be good he had done.
"Wsn, gness | ken, him abou, five
FEARS, iill the old Teller cot 10 be sun blind
|nd bald htaied and times 60, to be all.
|ctougo hard in Old Vsrginny. pet~isions
}" alfred high, and money sneakIng
Ease, and then my young 'uns had got
host unkimmon powerful appe,,tes, 80 | be.
40 10 think about KILN the old cock. II
pulled rgh, street ng,n the grain, tell yc
Pow, bu, ! had to due il, an deu il did. ]
a'ouscd him ln,ue buckle. suv b,llin wa.
|e', and--deu you believe' why !, tuck ,eu
my young 'ans and a big pair Nv pinch,
rs hull day 10 &c, the critters feather.
bu,
How shall | cook him |" ses my wife.
wall, guess YOU mought a. well pu
him in the oven" ses |. So she kinds
t'ls'ed him all over with possum fa,
put him in big dish with abou, half |
eu'hel Nv sseet peris'ers, an baked hin
e'oua ]" Here Phil stuck his hands inl,
Inc pockets Of his pants. cen to his elbow
shrugged HE shoulders, drew u lon,
breath, and
"lknder guess" said he, "'twas tate
N 'mell Eur dinner, that day, anyhow, fu
q all lhe d-e.ernal tough poultry | eve
ass'd 90, that cock was lse,le mite III
hIdes,
III tuck him gu. into the ki,chip, an
carved him up with the are swe''en 10
bad on II, tsu. Pu, him into s,eupsI
sad kinda psrbiled him till next day I'D,
Twas 90 sr.hly use; the more he billed III
'oushe' he Ro,--my young 'uns oil got
crying with tbs jaws ache. and the old VI
man she squismed her head around AZ
squsaled rieh. ou,I"
What on aisih's the matter I" yea !.
"lhsr's bone in my throat" sss che
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L] CHARLOTTE. N. C. JUNE u 1S4S.

Nov ] kno~'d that VAS a lie, for ,h,
Jaws of human na,ur never could q got Il
the bone 10 that chicken, so l thought I'd
Jlst look and see what aid her-and you
may Jist spread me all over with moasses
md then lick ne of, ,f there warDi aboul
wo inches Of the sharp e'eud Of goE tina,
lad come out Nv the old cock, slickin
street across her throat! That kind made
the mad. 90 ! kssous-d him into the iron
pot, and billed him oein like h.! | had a
young poss1m 10 The house that I'd killed
The other day afore, SO after The old cocL
had billed about SIX hours, sieody, | made
pie on em, bo;h together, an baked him
0gini
That pie did look almighty nice, now
tell you; my mouth q klud'a uched and
t~itched at The corners like. when l lo1ked
at It, aud the young uns Jumped around fur
fale joy. D--n YOU, old boy, ,hlhks 1, as
~e soi do"n ,eu dinner, I've weakened We
soa.s. this time. anyhow.
" Give me the middle piece" SCI nv
wife.
"Sn'in, P.ude," sez | and With that
stuck the koIfe iniue II, " her-
TIKI Itkt Tax Iuckdrooh :"
jas, you stop yer Ioolln. ,opog Zcph,"
seq l. The boy could give q righteous
Of q chicken, and ss on thought
i ra' him; "Jss you sop yer fooI,u,"
'ez l., "of IN tam you from the table"
alt wasn't me, "a -"
"Shet W" sz /; ".hei up, and mind
iour manners" aud With that stuck the
'h,ie 20 sg,n, aud tuck nice round piece
ighi oui Nv The ceatfe. sao~, II thar
'afu'I Jis. abou, lhen the dafud,si, aud
most eiafnsl .piitin and sp!o,ie,iu, All evry
II w possum was je'ked clesr out Nv the
&c, and thea the O old Rooster PICKED
Is head out Lr The crust an crop'd ~
Colonel Phil says that the cock vas al
upofted one. and "eonsldertng what a
Ill OF a Job he had TO Gu, hls spurs"
Us, have been ancient when hs first got
IN. Nov. Tie supposlIiOa Is, Ihs, @hea
CRATIC SAID,
But even then the morning cock crew loud; "
md at The sound II shronk IN haste away" n
mus, have had reference TO that same OF
J COCK. eli
Yours, Mr.. Spirit, Of
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T. EFT Il Y.


n CoNp.- 81 MES. ot9oOD.
She loves him yet.
fAuow by the blush that rises
Beneath the curls
That shadow her soui.lil cheek;
She idvrs him yet
Through all Loves swee. disgui-es
10 iimid girls,
blush will be cure to speak.
But deeper signs
Tasn the fadian, blush Of besu,y,
The maiden finds,
Whenever his nsms is heard.
Her Young heart tbr,lIs;--
Forgetting hsrself--her duty
Her dsrk ego Ellis.
And her pulse With hope is s,in'd.
She loves him yet.
Tbs Hawef The false ono gave her
Wien lat he came.
10 nill with llsr wild tears wet,
shssl ns'er forget,
liewe'ef bic faith may warrr,
Through grief and shame.
Dslsse ii--shc lores him yet
His fsvorite songs
She wili siug che heeds- no other;
With all her wrongs
Her life on hi. love 10 set.
Oh doubt no more.
She never eso wed another
Til Iif. 10 DER.
shs lesss-- Oh. Will lsvs him yet.
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II Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per-
sGuart. (i6 lines or less, hi, si-sd iype for The
6ra insertion. and IS cent? for each eOn,inu.
saee Court entertainments and Sasrif's Sails
charged IS per cent Aighe; AID deduction Of
33i per cent. wiH be made from The regular pr
sss, for sirerfisers BY ths year. Adsertissmenfs
Inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per square for
each time. Semi-monfhiy IS cents per square
for each time.
sJPostmas,ers arc respectfully requested 10
yet a. Agents.
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"oh Nhf so tooifra 10 90 ~
Pray tell me, mousey-why 7"
Nv hearers--mlce are foolish liule sni.
mails; they sacrifice their souls cot crum-
Of cheese, The same as you do yours iur a
fc~ humps Of god. can collie Op an es
cuse, however, for the nice; 1t rs sbso,u'e
burger tina, drives them to DESTRUCTION /;
but YOU stretched misets, jump INTO pr OF
msefy FOR The sake ol somelbng that you
wait but duu'i need any mofe than white
bar needs mt,rns and nn osefcoai. Why
will you l--oh why w,li you, brethren,
fot the ssks Of shiny dollar. slew you.
selves TO lie enlrspped by thu. area r.amy
OF iaatk nd, Who goes about according 10
sepp,ure, sc, ktg whom lie might suck
somebody iul' Verify it hath BEEN writ.
ten OF cd "Ese, body for himself, and
The devil TOT u, al! !" but. lns'esd ,i each
ones gong for himself now sdays, every
one seems to 60 cot ;be deSl-~hich IS CIV
lng he old fellow rather more popularity
ihnu his general character should permit.
Nov. for ny part, despise the devil a. |
do boiled cabbage at di1ner; and, Il ever
found nn occasion to write his name, |
should no more think of dign,iy,ng i, with
big ID a, The Beginning, than ol putting a
little < to God, as VAS the won, Of my de.
parted friend General Jackson, 10 his epls.
tolsty correspondence. | wan, 10 have
uothIng 10 do with character sunk so low
down, to he botiomess put; and ye, be
seems to have some particular business ~iIh
mr, as well ss With YOU al.
My iricud.-n every pah OF life the
devll SETS his traps; aud !, is curious to see
the funny beasts, birds, aud reptiles, that
he catches. Pour, pennies creatures are
dnven in by necessity, aud men OF wealth
and apparent responsibility are caught by
their own lndiscIetion a, last. Many q
priest has he counted as game; aud 1t II
but two or three years since he caught a
bishop by the ,ale 10 tho State ID n. York
but % TO how he escaped, thereby stu
hangs iale--most probably by compro
mise. What are the traps you inquire
Why, my friends, every rum.m'll, GROCERY
aud tippliag shop (~hefe they Don't sci
good I,quor) is trap set by me dev' Il
catch those Who are guilty Of not haYinl
over three cents 10 their pockets Tor tn
time beng. Bn, if the devil be not gen
llemsu, according TO the established fu'e
Of etiquette, I must alIos han certain
mount of credit for bene,oence; he OK
tends hospitality 10 oil those ~ho have III
misfortune TO be shut out Of heaven, IN
affords warm, if no, comfortable, apat
men,s to every one ,ba. ~snders IN desPa
, outside the gs,es Of Paradise.
. Ms hearers-ist be It from me to adv''
you to 90 10 the devil, in any emergency
d bu, keep clear OF him, and avoid his trap
b Keep on, OF Wall.s,ree,, Church street, Ut
!. never enter the doors where they retail d
i titled dsmna,loo-l,quld hell.hIe at thr'
Q cents 20 aud | wouldn't insure your sou
o under very heavy per cen,sge, we're
). certain that you imbihed alcohol al even
d Shilling. Now, when sec young men
as,rsy by tho arts and er,icsmsn.s Of !.
Cd Boy, end morssls ms'srsd ps~n''
their souls Tor ssingle dollar, cannot b
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-07
What they sit for.

A Quaker who uas examined before a
Court, no, using any other language than
" thee" =" thou" and "lricnd," was asked
by the presldp, Judge, pray Mr..
do you know what &c 81, for 7" Yea, YER.
ily do H. said the Quaker-" three Of you
for two dollars each day, and the fa, one
on The right, for one thousand dollars q
year"
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Saw and Said.

Mr.. 3. did you say, or did you not say.
VIA, | said YOU said, because c, said you
aid you never did say wha, SAID you said.
Now if you did say that you did not cav
~ha, SAID you said, then wha. did you say 7
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Cool.

81 say, Mr.. lnpudence, what are you
doing With your hand in my pocket"
IL axes your pardon. mister, bo. in this
here cold sc,her, Won scarcely Knows we're
Won puts vons and"
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A Mask.

A member of the church, who wore O
bunch of hair under his chin, approached
his pastor with the following complaint
alt is very difficult, sir, in this place, TO
discern the sheep from the goats"
The minister replied:
81 find il go, brother, but | have been
able to fad few sheep, and the way
knew them was by ,hoir not having bunc h
of hair under their chin?"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-07

Ia the hurry Of issuing . paper. little
mistakes viii unsvoidably happen now and
,heu. VIVA. 10 perfsct--escsp. ones first
baby
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Poetry Run Mad.

The following exquisite lines are cqu,
any thing Of the sort:
Oh. come and DO my love,
Meath the wand'ring summer sky,
The Lark is in the grove.
Good bye, my love, good bye.
Oh, most Tcmorseless fate,
Here's double health 10 thee,
And smile for those we hate,
Oh. woodman spare that Tree.
Oh. take my heart and Lutte.
They're all have TO give
Except Gsrmsn flute.
] cannot, dare not live.
Oh. say, not woman's love
Is bought by ,inkling dross.
Pure as the stars above,
'Tainr nothing else, "old hoss"
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j. l.. BADGER. Editor.
II. J. HOLTON,
Proprietor and Publisher,
NEW TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS per snpu,n in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL
LARS If not paid until the close Of the year.
F7atfering offers to Clubs.
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There are two classes Of politicians y hicll
We heartily desrise. The frs, are class
Of men who are very lavish 10 their pra Uses
OF the laborns classes jest previous TO an
eleciion-who can then lake the hardy sons
Of toll by The hand and pro ess great regard
Cor their success and prosperity bu, elec
ton over. they arc passed aad repasscd
without even q nod Of recognition. The
second, and meanest class, are those who
pride themselves in filth, and would pour
gall aud rmvood doan The throals of oil
who would no, bow to Heir Standard Of
right md swear eternal hos,ilt,y TO every.
thing decenl-aho regard muddy boots aud
6lhy garments alone ss becoming states
asn, aud denounce every one as opposed
to his country whose dristocrGhc notions
prompt HIN to wesr a clean shirt and kid
gloves. Rocking ham Messenger.
John kemble once calling at the house
Of Mr.. Cfompiou. the Irish Attorney Gen.
etsl, IN Ddblin, the following dialogue took
place beiwrea HIN and Mr.. C's servan, Pa,
rick Well. Patrick. where's your mas
terri fle is out, sir y Where's vour
"She is gu, too, SIR" "Well,
then, will jus, sit dawn bv The FIRE until
one Of them comes in." by the powers,
but you csn'l." says Patrick, "ior that's
out too"
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A person being seated a, the table be-
tween two ,rBde>men. and wishing 10 cas-. q
slur upon them. said. How pre,tily am
fixed between two tailors." Upon which
one of them observed, "that being only
new beginners, they could not afford to
keep more than enc goose between them"
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Wills, waiting fof the particulars of the
later intelligence from Europe by the Bos.
ton steam packet, (Which We shall receive
10 day and give 10 our readers 10. morrow.)
we are glad 10 be able TO furnish our read.
ets the following additional extracts from
the Paris Correspondence for LIrTELLs
" Living Age" from which they will oh.
tain clear idea Of the course of affairs 10
France since our last quotations from the
same Correspondence Nat Int.
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C D. employed his tailor to
make him pair OF small.clolhe', and sent
him on old pair az pattern. When the
new ones came home, Charles complained
that there was no watch. pocket. 81 did
M, think you wanted one" said the tailor,
"sincc found the pawn.lckel Of walch your
10 the old poke"
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From the Sunday Moreury.
Short Patent Sermon.

This is the ,eatiron ~hich shall preach
TO day.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

formation Of new barrieades. Gen. La.
morici6re was with the troops Of the line,
who came 10 the Bot1eyards and took an
active part in all the operation. lie was
accompanied by NJ Degous6e, n Of the
representatives Of the people.
These bafricades were ca tried in The
same manner. In The Rue st. Martin and
other parts OF the city, there was consider.
able fighting. At the Palais de Justice
two barricades were carried by the Gafds
~Republicaine also one opposite the Church
Of st. Paul. In the Quarter ST. Jacques
several barricades had been erected. and
were taken by the troops after ON loss.
Several arrests Of insurgents were made
by the National Guards, ard the prisoners
taken were marched of to the guard
houses
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

and turtles. Of which BE- part0ok himself,
and At night 10y down with II In his arms,
and slept soundly. On awaiting he found
lie child close 10 bis bosom. and instinct
lively sucking one Of bis teats. As this
appeared 10 please and quiet it, he allowed
+ n ID db 80 daily aud nightly, ut The same
time continuing to feed it with eggs. The
sailor telatps that III lhres days aiipr. he
experienced a pleasing sensation while the
child sucked, and on q close survey, found,
that milk flowed from his teats, which the
child greedily sucked. After this time, The
child appeared to prefer the teal to partak-
| ing ofthe eggs ~ other food, and he be-
came 80 fond Off that he would scarcely
leave II alone to procure himself fjod. He
says he experienced feelings which he
cannot describe, when The title innocent
would look up in his hairy face and smile.
He stated that he was ashamed to men
tion It, but he felt almo as if he was It's
mother. After incredible hartsbips he
was taken b. sUlne spanish fishermen who
had landed in his neighhorhood TO a port
on The south side Of Cuba, the name Of
which he says, sounds like Babano, whete
a spanish lady wished TO take the child,
but that he would ne soon have parted
with his lie. An American vessel gave
him a passage to Portland aud the captain,
u humane man, named Tracy, furnished
him with some clothing for himself and
child.
lie Hays he Is on his way to Albany
where be has relatives. IT, appears to de-.
sire net to promuIgate this fact, as hr says
he would have no rrst from The iecfs Of his
s1ipmatos, who ould tbll hin Nd Mother
Carey or som such tame. We gave the
honest fellow fly cents, which was all We
had in our editorial purse, and he went on his
way rejoicing.
When he had gone we could tot help exA
claiming, verify | verify ! we ran row dlscuy.
ef, what use a mans teafe caH rBn be PITT 10.
ARgrd ge Sentinel,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

The CUNARD .srEAmgRs.-Ihe last
steamers buiIt are realizing the prediction
that the Atlantic would be crossed in little
over a weeks tune. The America made
a Trip from Liverpool to Boston 10 Ten days,
and the Niagara u voyage from Boston to
Liverpool and back 5000 miIcs) 10 Ices
than tweuty.fo our doys. Still greater deeds
are expected Of the Europe, under Capt.
Lott. guidance, and he is expected to be
the first to pass from England to America
in less than ten days Ifte does not do so
some Of The American built steamers now
running o and from Europe viii beat.
The United States, in her last trip ont made
u better passage than the Cunard steamer.
Picayuue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
Died,

In the city Of New Orleans, on Wednes.
day morning, the 9Th inst, Mrs. MARY
SELLECK, consort ofCapt. s. s. Sellcck
and daughter Of John and Sarah Weed, Of
Saratoga, ~. Z. in tie 4G year OF her
age.
On Monday 24th Instant, Mrs. Margaret
D.sbipley, wife OF .. II. Shipley, Esq: of
this parish, and daughter ofC. g. John
son, Esq, in the % year Of her age. She
has left a disconsolate husband and two
young children to mourntheir loss.
BLESSED be the dead, I'll at die in the Lord"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

We have received a communication
signed "CurttuB' In reply to mn article
Gdder the signature Of W., published two
weeks since, and which contained some
animadyersions on a Reverend Preacher.
We regret that the communication Ia not
written sufficiently legible, Tor The compost
tor, that Il might be inserted this week.
With the present number Of the Gazette,
ourconnectloh will In all probability cease,
NJ Il IL advertised for sale on Monday next
The communication will be handed 10
the future editor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Baron RoueE GAsETrE.-An adyan
tageous opportunity Ia offered, to an indus.
trious and competent person, to make a
comfortable livelihood. In the sale ofthc
establishment Of the Baton Rouge Gazette,
which viii take place on Monday next, OIL
the premises. For particulars, 0I~see al.
veftisrmsBt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

HoLr's LIVERY SrABbrs.-Thesc
splendid stables are now complete, and
are not to be surpassed in appearance and
commodiousnose, by any IN the State.
Messrs. Pike and Hart are entitled to
much credit for the entcrprisjng spirit they
have evinoedin contributing to the embel-
lishmont of our town aud comfort of the
public,
Mr.. Jos. Young win take charge ofthe
stables opposite tho Baton Rouge Gazette
Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
" DRESS.

DLhH HIFU VII FtHH BWIIs
The scholars Of MADAME RR0oKs' Dancing
School. have the honor TO announce to The families
Of Baton Rouge aud its vicinity, that they will
give a
FANCY DRESS BALL.
at Pike and Harta rev Hotel, on Monday, July
31st. 1915.
The scholars and childrcn's dances will commence
at 7 O'Clock. and close at 10 after which the regu-
la1dances will onmenc
Tickets for Gentlemen, each, 81 90
To be had at the Post Office, at the drug stores Of
@. r.. Davis and Hugh T. Waddill, and Leon Bone
eaZs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

TIM BAbt.-It will be seen by a card
in another column, that the scholars who
have attended MADAM BRooKs's dancing
school, viii give a bali at the new HoteI
on Monday evening next, 3lst July. The
list Of managers Is a sufficient guarantee
that the affair will he handsomely conduct
ed, aud we predict that II will prove quite
a treat TO witness the scholats-especially
the little children 60 through their beauti.
fol fancy dances.
Tickets Of admission for gentlemen only,
to be had at the Post office, and several oil
the principal stores.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
yENTE A L'ENCAN
MArsON ET TERRETy,

. DNL NIHI7VH EI 7 EKREINs
II sera yendu a P%encan, au plus haut en-
cherisseur a la porte de la maison de Cou-,
dams la vile de Baton Rouge, Samedi 5
A6ut 184S, Smidi.
In %terrein sifa6 dams cette partie de Ia
vile de Baton Rouge, divise en- terreins
par Tiyollier, numerota Z de FTlet No. i,
ensemble avec les authorizations qui s'y
trouvent.
CoNDTTIoss-Au compliant.
M. MORENO.
Juliet 2e-23. Encanteur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

The steamer Missouri passed up yesterday with De
tachment Of the 7th u sth IN antr5 for jefferson bas'
rarks. Among the officers On board were Col STAN.
ford and Lieut.. Geo, 4. Pickett Of the ssh and Lieut.
Dent. Vsnbockland. aRd CAP. Sheppard Of the 7th.
We are informed thai Lieut. Dent who was formerly
asaaoae3 IN this city, is % take Cap Haie's place
who i now n charge Of the garrison, when that
gentlemen i mustered our Of service.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
MANAGERS :
SALE or HousE A-Inr-

WILL be sold At auction 10 the highest bidder at
the Court house doorin the Town Of Baton Rouge on
the 5fh, day of August 1913 at az o'eIock. A.. NJ. x L0t
Of ground IN that part Of the Town Of Baton Rouge.
laid out BY Tiyollier, being lot No. 7 ii "a. No. /. 10
gether with the improvements thereon.
TERMS or SALE-CASH
July. 29-23. III. MoRENo Auctioneer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

The VreILANr.-We have again had a
call from Nr. Marciacq, the editor of the
Vigilant, published in Do~naldsonyille)
who came up last week, with many other
citizens Of the latter Town, on Captain
Streck's steamer, the F. II. Streck.