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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

q FHrufH w. JuIR-Ihi9 day was Guy
Fottgetved by oar citizens and krpt up 90 q
hplydty. III ths morning the Bintay@
5sehoal children formed IN pr'crssiobt and
Fhrpanpihipd bytheif parents and isaaha ts
marched through The town 30 The grounds
az ihs Ordnance Department, where n
3sunptiois lunch bad haah prepared bt
Their reception, of which they pafio0h aft"f
singing saf1e hymns and perfBf ming other
Ipsrftists appropriate h the occasion, IN
Tour opi1t6H parents aud guardians tahhjt
spend their tins mare %BsafitilY than IN
trimming np children IN the paihs Of ebfi''
lianity and patriatishS while their minis
shfe tattred In the road TO virtue and use
fitness. their studies ought never - ta =
ftash or Irksona to them, bot - inns u
recreation, such IA they experiences On.
the 4th, thoy feel encouraged 10 rehaw
THEIR espftion7, 10 beeoh, proficient IN
giheir ]stilies, and To deserve The SMILES Of
Those who arc guiding them'ln thf paths Of
+ Ct tudr.
Al nnDn, salues weps frpd lrrm The
garrison, and by Capt, Mphatl's ConPa''.
shr, The Washington Guards.
In the evening a bail WAS given IN the
Ell, ndid ball rom Ia pitp Il Hats Hotrl
.Ihts was a n%lniious finale tu Tie bitth day
IF independents tbs spacious ro1tD,
.thoueh MT yet 1uishrd, was beautifully
decorated with rvpfErppns, ard q atntspah.
giei hammer Frsluohpd Al each end If tbs
srnrrur The decorations feaectrd q great
deal Of credit ~ th9sp gentlemen who hHd.
undertaken The arduBus t,ak. The ball
WAS opened ut about nine o'el,ph. and ryhI
snpter bphpId u more happy aud pleasant
spectacle chan tho room presented, asilp'
'sYluh he forms oftite beauty If nuf parish.
thloHal, the mtsts pftha y%atirasI
ldances anJ gallupades, The Caiilinn, The
NniiE, Polka, IiHSnurkR We were hltef@.
nately danced. Some Of The mosl mod.
ern. dauces. so effectively. IA to call the up
OF the delighted assnmhlsgr. Re-
Treatments ofati kinds were ahundanll,
ny furnished. We hope the galIantFy Of
eur Baton Rouge gentlemen will not suffer-
the rerolleetioh oI this party 10 he lost, ere
one Ia announced, Messrs. Pile
'J Hart deserve credit Ef the convenience
they have furnished our titt4nnt and the
travelling community in g%auetal, in the or.
lection Of The splendid eittiee now compile
which graees tho ternef # Lafayette
and Church Streets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

IL The storn lsmb,t will be matfifl II
them, md 90 token Of MIR y spec for The
meulotY # HE deceased. te sill attend
bis funeral In FIJI fgaaiiB, wearing fhe
pstal badge " mourning, which we viii
continue 10 wear ftt thitg days, aHd that
We will eltths the Charter n otr Lodge IN
mourning during ths sams iih,e.
itespived tttat i Copy of The aitgys Pre-.
gtmbls mud Resolutions bs tfan9 1ineI r.
The family Of mir deceased Bother, and
Else, that q C1pY ba + fwiflsd tt The Niles
Lodge, Of whieh h. was 4 menu i.
Resolved that the above ftaaBlts and
Resolutions ba publ thed In the papers pub
Ilisled Ia this iowa.
JAMES MsVAY.
SFefsiaty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
trvAnAnlr
EAMfL1 AfnN

six Lectures On Caasss. f'fsysaffJn sp3 r4Iys =
g9nStlfagit1ot Asthftrt, Disgasef Of Tie Hegft, a1da
DissetHs 23t paess, ~ eugfavt8gs. pr
% ~, btlid IS ets. aail 70 s1y p~aY@g1ae6
cts.
Shoulder rfarga asrI CAsss Egfandsr. "A. VI
~ my fftft. " e'e. p7sfage. I4h4Ii6s Tabs. Silver
BY Ff1it, Letter p1atass. Abdominal stgr5rter
"a n atO, f6t iii Hnptsfos, rsftf5e n ii.
Bowels md Wodb. ind Weak Btsk and Chen a.
by Express everywhere. FOR Bracos on Sgg rertty
|6r Haptafs 8Bppoffers, give height from head b f5e
circumference q. person next tho surface. ii
Agents wanted m The ssts 81 fbe above g1gds III
Idrsss Dr. S. n FfTcs. m Broadway. Nov YtfE
post paid. A6g{1 10 H.
Gfor6E ~ HFteNAy apenf. Bat6n RoHee,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

The lutte ltgrnoe ct Judge LAwsoN's
leath reached here oa Thursday Lest, and
he Sixth District Court adjourned early In
he day. In the afternoon n MEETING of'he
members Of The bar took place and resolu.
ions were passed expressive If regret nj
he loss austainpd n the death orthe Judge.
The resolutions we're brought too late Go'
Insertion thts week, they shall appear ia
.nNr next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

GEN. WrLLtAM O. BUrLER.-0ur dcm.t
~ecratie 6u'"nds helda meeting last Saturday
At the Court House. and have invited the
General @ visit our City, AT such time as
may best sui' his convenience. However
we may differ in politics with this distin-
ga'shed e~'tizen, we admire him for the
services be has rendered his country, and
venture 70 say he viii meet with a cordial
welcome fom all cur citizens without dis
~rinotion q rarty.
We were much gratided at the courtesy
and liberahy oft1e viii. party ia tender
ing the as Of their platform for the recep-
lion of the General in the City Ct New
Orleans. o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
Err. Paper.
a. injecting of d soo Iadee. No 7.L.O

At meeting oDe 500 ledge, No ITO.
O. r. heM on Thursday the 29h nit.
The foiloDing preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased Almigbfy
God in his all.wlse Providence, to remove
from this world our worthy brother, James
ii. Stewart, Of Niles. Berrien County
Michigan, a member Of Niles Lodge, /
O. O. F. in said tate, and whereas, our
W 1rthy Brolher was a stranger among u.
far from his lends and relatives, ana left
with rs 70 have The ast sad duty we owe to
our fallow.maa properly and solemnIy per.
formed;
Therefore, Resolved hat we offer our
heartfelt sympalhies 70 the afflicted friends.
Of The deceased, and especially 10 his
bc.eaved widow and young children. in
the hope that He who .tempers the vim
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

The GREAT WEsr.-ln May last the
value of The commerce Of the Western
~'ivers was estimated at the sum Of SI0I.
100000 in way trade, and the direct riyer
commerce, which has its principal orhht
It New Orleans, at s74, It's. 179 more. II
must be remembered that this Is the nett
the floating value must be double
That amount.
The passenger trade at the same time
amounted to over three million three hun.
lred thousand dollars, which added to the
gives the graed total of III ,544,-
ITO as the value of the of the
Western waters
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
AVIS,

Attendu q1c J~osephu- Bsker . dGposb
an bureaa du soussigno, Grefier d. Ia con
Ide district dams CT ponr Ia paroisse d'Ee
B'ton Rouge. son tahlean d'admi nistrate0
dams Ia succession de- Ann VI. Boatnef
~Edeeedee. Avis est par h present donne
.ious ceux infffesses de fare galoir Iepf
|faisons dan. dir iours De Ia premiere puh
l%leasIon dc ret avis, pouqaoi Ie dit COMP
ne seraii pas hgmplogne - reudu II i1ge
ne ut de Ia corr. N. MORENO.
Juliet 6-~23 2s Dep. Grefier
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
july %7--1s4s
MusIC.

The following pieces Of Piano Music ius
sreceiged, Parisian Waltz. On! soon return
l'ulip Waltzes, The Light House. Due.
sDooam; Come sit thee down, Huugarfs,
WAITE. with Variations, Columbian Wat
Java March, Greek Waliz. Hark. he vea,s.
IhTTnni y stealing, Doable Siding Wafz, wit
many other pieces Of Music. az MaYehes
Watzss, gIis1ele7s, RoiIls, poIkas
Duets; also HoWo's scaools Tor The Fu,e
siolin, ClarAoaeti, FIageoIet for sale by
Gro. VI. HERomag.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

PsEAcHINs VERSES rANC;Ne We have
received several communications ON the
above subjects, one Of them in particular,
giving Jesse" to the Reverend Mr.. Il.
D. for bis uncharitable remarks on
those VITO arc fond of the innocent and
.healdhf0l amusement of dancing.
These articles are too long for a.. col.
.um1s, Gnu migst lead 10 discussions as
prctrAcled as The seFE13.is ofPArson ClappI
and bis opponents. on Tie ,~utiac, of Re
The communication Of " well wril
len, and va hope be win employ bis PEI
% s0hiects Of general Interest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
RECEIVED Eli Day

TIE DAN 4
5 bbIs. Cincinnati dried beef,
50 boxes -oap,
a quantity Of beef tongues.
% boxes Of Chse4e,
20 bbIs. butter crackers.
Fresh lime juice ir guar battles,
Always on hand fresh corn neal
A. MONTAN.
july 7--1s4s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

The NATURAL PorATo.-Tbe Santa
.Fe Republican says that the potato grows
wild in the mountains near thai place. The
largest are about the size ola hens egg,
and the Indians pre- serve them for winter.
1t is proposed that they be used for seed
in those districts ~ofcouutry that are subject
10 the patato rot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

i4taaLY iMpUHFAsF AHEUD6fH.-Ii Tile
3 great foresight Of Ger. Jackson wins one 6f
the tnosi prominent characteristics Of bis
mind. W. have been placed III posses.
: sion Of an anstdote which Is sifikingty
illustrative Of II, md ons that will be read
a. lie present lime with the gfsatpst In.
.%terpsis
Cen Jackson, IN lis sickness. occupied
bis mind 10 q very great fegres with the
] subject Of The annexation ofIiptasj ne his
bodily strength filled him, II ssemed IS Il
bis mind grew stronger inpfe sed with The
matter A distinguished Clergyman. well
known ff his piaty, called On Con. Jack
sen-Ihs conversation, against The clergy.
iHan'A wishes, turned tsp1n The ann xati9h
Of fe2as. After a variety of rem tfts, The
clergyman observed that he was afraia
THAT The annexation wotild lend 10 A wat
] with The Eofopead powers. Gen. Jack.
son still persisted Ia pursuing this f,v6tite
train If thought, when thB following con-
EFefsalion pnsnsd I
Cietgyman.=We shaild lie careful,
GENERAL, how we inYalre The country in
a war, bpeausa nos that Yoti have retired
from public life, "e havs no great military
ehH,man Ter 10 take the field.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

p~aEFByreutAN CuuheH,= We under
stand that the members Of that chuftl
contemplate to erect n larger edtfre that
the one they nov occupy, fr public wor
.shtp. The church IL now out Of debt ans
we arr informed that liberal contriItut on
have been onered towards the erection Of
a new edtfen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

RATIFICATION MRsTtNu Our eItisrht
will, we trust bear IN mind, that the attf-
cation mee,Isg, takes place this Jay on
Lafayette. street, between Convention aud
the Boulevard, opposite the late reside nee
~ Capt. Favrot. Several distinguished
speakers viii be pyrtcut en the occasion,
The Indies s9r invited to grace the
Gathering with their presence, and Er
whom seats have bern provided. The de-
stvering ot the adlreeers will commence al
d early an hour as possible.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

Barren Rauee GAsEFtR.-As aapn NJ
the judicial torm1luire, will have taken
this printing establishment will be
told Al public salr, A desirable oppoftu-
win thus he had for a good invest
neat, by an enterprtsthg and industrious
s4AAg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
nDImE

Whereas ~Josegtus Boxer lar flied In tbe 5Aes 9TH
snndsf7teosd. Gisrk q he &I1th JH5itial Distde
Cont hi anak9T the Parish " Fast fgat5n Rnfae
pin account #admInistfatoY NJ The faecessi9u Of sl
late Ann W. B0finer deeeased. W5fses 4 keseT
sgiven 10 alI persons Interested % sbgpY ea,yse WIN
in ton days from The first publication n ths useee.
h9raologatsd, and made tic ~Jt1smogt # sai
Court
M. MORENO Dep. f1e,k.
July. TIT 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

TrrNHssBH.-We Hfn from The Mem
'phis Easls oflhs 10th ult, that Edgar,
who killed MeC'alla in tint place a few
days ogo. has bsen committed fr trail
for murder. The evidence was highly IN
favorable 10 The accused. The murder
has Greatrd great excitement in Memphis,
IFhe Eagle says tltat wien Edgar wa
committed neatly 4 thousand person
followed him 10 hp door If the jail. and
.abbut two hundred r mained nenf it all
blight, The lest aoriipnt woult have
Ipreripitated at excited multitude upon The
prisoner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

NEw WnEar.-fbe first I9l brought 10
d1rket. says tbs Louisvilis Coarjsr oftbe
22d. was received yesterday by one Of ots
city miIlers f01y bushels, a very choice
for which he's paid 81 cents per
Tho grain isfafge. plump smoofb
and well d'lej, AID Of steb, wg are tod.
rraseat crop of ibis feRi n gensraliy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

Or The sixth Judicial district Court
.for tbts parish, Judge ]. Burt prestling,
Ieontnpnerd its session 10 thts town on
Monday LAT. There being no jury at
his term. but little business sill be brought
3lol ward.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

The new Navy Appropriation bill grants
100000 for the r pairs of Fort Morgan al
Mobile Point; $4,000 for Fort McRee,
ane $4,000 for Fort Barancas and the
barracks thereaL Pensacola.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

MAHHtfp.-On Thursday evening. u.
" alb, is46, by thf Rev. ". H. Cnrr
M. J. A. thauBs u New 0rlaau.
Ii Miss EtfzA Sfmps0N Of this ttwn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

GJ~Tbe Newark Adrertistr states tba0
he largest corn grower In Anne ira II
Nm. Polk. Fsqr, Of Arkansas, Il brother u
he President. HE crop Inst year was es.
mated at 1O0,h 100 bushels. The fllou-
q s the estimate Of The fruits Of his plan
ton Corn, $780, 600 ; cotton. St6, 900;
FORK, $4,000. Total produce Of the year,
800 900.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

During the late capital trials In Maine
nc of The jurymen, drawn for the coca.
sion, being asked by counsel whether h.
lad ever formed an opinion touching tbe
;uilt of the accused, replied very satisfac-
sotiIy, that che had oppressed an opinion
but that he had never formed one"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
AnREAM YEr| DREAM

AnREAM YET NOT \ DREAM
A might or two since, | spent m hoar he.
fore retiring, In reading the particulars ola
battle fought nine months ago at Buena
Vista. Among the last things that ma Il
an Impression on my mind ere I tell asleep,
was the Amnricna commanding officers
remarkable note 10 Santa Anna, which Il
as follows
HEAnouARrERs, ARMY or OccrrArrox}
Near Bnena Vista. Feb. - lsA7
Sir--ln reply to yolt note Of this date,
summoning me to surrender my forces at
discretion, | beg leave to say that | decline
acceding to your request.
With high respect, | am, sit,
your ohrdient servant
Il. TAYLOR.
Senior Gen. n. ANr. Lornz DE SAN Anna.
| had been asleep but q few moments
when Thought | saw Gen. Taylor cngag
I'd in a bot contest, It did not appear 10 be
u" hatJleof Ruena Vista YET atooked some.
tehat Ike Il. In the midst Of the Eight, hos,
~tilities were for a moruen suspended, and
a body Of men called The Baltimore Com
|%vent,on Battalion rode up ia the battle
field, and handed Old Zach a note ID
(which he replied as follows.
.liEAp QUARTERS WESTERN DIVISION.
July Ith. ls4S
Gcnt.-In reply to your note ofthis date
comm anding me 10 surrender my forces AID
discretion, lbeg leave to say that | decline
.acceding To your request.
With high respect,
Your obt, servant
4. TAYLOR.
To the members Of the Baldnors Democratic Con
~ventiou.
No sooner were the contents of this note
known than a great hnllabaloo was kicked
mp dust tlew mp in clouds, great bodies of
men charged on each Other, vast brigades
with the names of States en- their Tags
when presently night came on and
he battle ceas d. In the morning Old
Zachary had no one to contend with, his
friends cheered, Dictated troops cheered,
every body was happy. /
"Coming events cast their shadows be-
o.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

HitttABY C~amdtHbss-ii is stated thtt
ORDERS have iefn received here comforting
The command of The Western Divison of
Army On Mojar-G neral Tayl6f, con.
Brieadter Grnrfal Bronx in ofiee,
as he'd Of the First brigade. Gpn. Tay-
lor will mike his head quarters nj Bifon
Hoagp, willie Een. brooke has e6ueiliatpd
esta"m ofonr elttzahs generally. siDoa
his residence hero. A. 10 old Tough u nd
Reads, he cannot bi he popular whef-
he goes. = Nufi5uat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

rHr CRoPs We arc sorry to IN
aounce that the late eopious rains which
have fallen 10 this noighhorhood. have pre-,
vented the planters from laying by their
cane, which is very much in the g'ass,
Many fields arc dolnged with water.
Since the above was penncd, ,he wealth.
|er has become more settled, with pleasan
|southerly winds, which have revived The
dropping hopes efthe Planter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

Tghon - see6r hg 10 an atiels in HE
London Examiner. the value Of tie annual
cotton crop d America II Derrly sixty fines
as much rs that Of India, ahef al The care
and protection which hive been best1u %
'up1u The latter. The diHBFpnos Of price.
too, wi ii taken IN connection with lhal n
quality, Is very much in fHfot q the formst.
before the importation of United States
|%eotton, the pfies 6fc0tt6n from thF Leyart,
Spanish America, and India. was sixteen
70 eighteen pence per ooohd; j, 10 noW NOT
more than oBs 9Th Of That price ~ ite
average. The more investigation Is made
into this subject, The more satisfied mtt
every one bo, that The limited Suites need
fear No rival In the British mirtri for olf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

The thermometer at Boston, on the l9lf
instant stood at 81 in the shade.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

Are you not afraid your wife viii get
married again when You die7" 4 hone
he may, as there will be then one man in
he world who viii kncw how to pity
ne"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

III
Hdrdges u ne sggrm P~rebehtejs- L1s
week. - planter of thi9 parish. Eyaadaf
White Esq, called upon ut8nd ~c6ephp1t
ted, for publication, q mode byewhtch he
Prevenfs the taydRs3 Of he cut worm HE
plan is briefly this, abI u given ~ nearly
AS We cgn, IN his words. IL says.
"Wbep | srraps doUB my cotton, |
SOW cotton seed very pIen ially along M
rows. This cotars %, md the cut worms
feed upon II, In preferences b tic cotton plan
fed e%afiief, which Is less tender. When
afterwards hin my cotton I leave cotton
plants from the seed thus s6v1 seattle 81
among the rows, and that very plentiful 7
III around. The cut worms aft9ek This
and leaVe the oihrr untouched. by thesc
means | s1ccesdcd in obtaining Il GOOD
'tand Of cotton on the ground whore the
experiment. was tried, while The cotton on
he adjoining ground was nearly all dee
royed." Iflhis methtd vii sayp our cot
ton planters from lte i,jSry which tbeit
crops SC often ~sasfaiDs irom the cut worm,
] Dir. Whit will have added immensely to
be va'ne ofottr .fapie production Fell
ciana Wig, 22d inst.
CURE ron HTDHopuoBrA.-W have
been requested 10 pub isb Tho following,
said 10 be a pfeven i've Of hydropbobia, a.
discovered by q French physician, Mr..
sCfossar
"Take two table ~spoonfuls offresh chlor.
.ide of lime, in powder mix II with half
! pint Of water, and with ibis wash keen
the wound constantly bathed, and frequent.
sly renewed. The chloride nf gas possess,
es the power Of deconposing this ttcmen.
lous poison and rendering mild and harm.
less that venom against whose rcsistIess
Eatiacks tie mediral a]cierce has been so
Tong directed in vain. It is necessary to
add that this wash should be applied 81
soon as possible afer the inficfion of the
bite. The following are the results Of
this treatments From 1910 to 1924, the
humber Of persons admitted into Breslau
Hospital was 1874, ofwbom only two died !;
from 1888 to 1924, of The number admitted
info the hospital al Zurich. 223 persons
were bitten by differ rent animals (ls2 by
Dogs Of whom only A died"
Er. Paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

SueAR HcrsR nuRNr.-WIe regret %
the destruction ct the Sugar House
~ Mrssr*. Caldwell f Hi,ty, by Ere on
Tuesday last. Il is believed that the Gre
took place a>ejaootelY from the pipe Of 1
who was At work at the building.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

Tho Il iti=h Government, some Tins
ibce, issued oeders 10 MI its eonsuls In
liHarent parts oftho world to institute IN
)luiries into the character and capabilhie.
f British seamen ms compared with those
# another nations, Tie result thus far
llows that the British seaucn are below
theirs In morals, and rs seanen are m oh
ess efficient than our own. This has ben
attributed otbe coutiuance Of the spirit
In llcir navy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
GLOBES AZ MAps

3 pair 9i1ch globes. also MitcheIls larpe
maos Of the world and tIe United Stsfes
With an accom- Paaltnsut Just receive and ~
sale by GEO. III. HER emAa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
TINS HAVANA LafrHHv.-We extract
he following from The Nov Orleans Pira@
rnne fnf The hrhrfl Of p@afiiea inferealed.
NArUnAttzArton LAw4.-An n,

NArURAbt5Artoy LAw4.-An net
which has been long pending In Congtess
n deIe"t In lbs n%afuraliz ton
has anally passed bo'b houses. Sal
5ofs in the American merchant service,
merchants, and other foreigners, apply Tor
naturalization, but ifduring the five years,
put their fool out oftbe country. ever
far lhr shortest tine, their application f.i $.
md must he renewed, The act pissed
remedies The defect, and enables the Couri
. grant the naturalization papers In alf
tases whore mn applicant has not by his
bsence, changed his domfeil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

SCI REAAY FOR USE, AND
TERROR TO ROUGH HEARDs.
Roagh Y Really Razprs. PaIo Also an
Monterey RAzots, also Raugh e. RessIg razo
stF1pa Just fesetged AMI for sale bv
Geo d HrEoaAH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

MtfeHEbsTuH ExtbBB IRtsn pAtHtor.-=
IA late latter from London says "pe6f
Mitchell | his name is, | suppose. 10 he Ito
war Try 81 tbs physical free tsbsalers In
lrelH1d, and The physical fytcs mfn here.
The inan nfe be gainrd over both parties
in this county during HE SHIRT esresr IL
tremendous lhou H considering The p1evef
ofbis pen nm The eafufstness of lis pHr.
pose, that influence Is ly no %suttrls.
iHF. Hp Is the s1h If n r p~sbytafian cIer.
eytnab. sh6 had 4 congregation ~ Newty.
and whom | knpw very well. The Rev.
NJ. Mitchell vas tema fka bic FIR the rtn
gapct and force If his language. lie had
some twenty Yeas ago 4 howsp3r PEI eon.
tfayefsy with n Roman Catholic pfipsi.
and the pike appeared 10 be the instrument
~itb which h" %fo's every line, bit II was
n pike with a tsty sharp steei pdint."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

GEN. TAYLOR IN MATNL.-A greai
ratification meeting was held at Augusta
Me-, m the 10th inst. the Hon. David
Bronson presiding. A dispatch from Port.
land, dated June 18th, says /: 'eThe Taylor
domination did not take well at irst here
but few wings oppose him now. He wi
gel a god many votes in the ~strongesl
democratic towns. Judging by the talk q
the country people,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

Hhid.-Ihs wing State Central Com.
orOhio his issued an address to lbt
Wings Of that State, urging them to sup.
port Gen. Taylor.