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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
Written for The Baton Rouge Gazstte.l
Lines OH leaving NatcheZ.

Lone city Of beanty, MI beautiful yet,
NV spirit depafis with q plag Of regret,
A. gaze on tie scenes Of my CHILDHOOD and joy.
Where / ~recklessly wandered a wild truant boy.
Where the red maa reposet. and their rude tents were
Trnised,
Where their will children played md their night
fires blnzed.
Then the Forest crest waved DER thy beautiful brow
Where blooms thy bright gardens t]oveliness now y
I've seen thee II wiiderness-7eeu thee n wastc.
WHEN the elements ragged, aud the hurricane paes'd
When fire and p~esti!cneo over thee swept.
And left hut the wreck that humanity wept.
| love thee in porrow--tn sadness depart.
Thou homo or my childhood. and hope of my heart,
Tor mpre charming thy sceua,in its sadness appears,
A beauty is loyeliest when bltled IN her tears,
Farewell. must leave thee tboiqh bright in thy story
Tho fame o. thy Fish shall survive with thy glory,
Remembered with ev'rence by millions to he,
by the boon Of his blessing, enlightened and free t
| | 70! but this garland. n manento | leaye,
Where the cypress and myrtle together ! weave,
And the rose with its thorn 'monp he yiolets bind.
For the brow ofthe beautiful, I'm leaving behind
W. b. &.
tTTha public square on the bluff, beautifully decor
airi with walks and ornamental trees.
f1he generous aud liberal munifrencc Of Alvarez
4iak. erabIei tie citizens Of Natehez to establish tbeir
public sehooIa
Written FIR mr. Bqion Rouge G1oeite.l
THE STARRY SKIES ABOVE ME SPREAD,
M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

AN ACT to authorize tn, Board OF Sc
lectmen ofthe town Of Baton Rouge to
levy a special tax, to be applied to the
payment OF the site orthe Site Building in
Baton Rouge.
SECTION /. Be it enacted BY the Sen.
ate aud House of representatives of tho
State of Louisiana in General Assembly
convened, that The Board ofSelectmen Of
the Town of Baton Rouge be and they ale
hereby authorized 70 levy and collect a
special tax on all the property within the
limits of the corporation of Baton Rouge,
subject to taxation by the provisions Of the
act OF incorporation Of said town, as a.
menied at the present session of the Gen.
eral Assembly; the said special tax to. be
thereby applied 70 the payment of the
Square Of Ground purchased as the site Of
the State buildings in Baton Rouge, pro-
vided the said tax shall not exceed the sum
ofthree thousand five hundred dollars.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted. &C.,
That the said special tax, or so much of ii
as said Board OF Selectmen hall require
or may deem sufficient, shall be assessed
and collected with the taxes rfsaid corpo.
ration, for I e year one thonsanl eight
hundred and forty seven
PRESTON W. FARRlR,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
TRASiMOND LANDRY,
Lieut.. Governor and President Of the
Senate. Approved 10th March, 1913.
ISAAC JOHNSON.
Governor Of he State ri Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
NOTICE.

Public ScuooLs-The citizens Onward
No. are hereby notified, that the school
under the New Act, is now opened il the
buildings formerly Of the Baton Rouge
College; ard parents and guardians are
requested to send all children between tue
ages of six and sixteen years.
April 12lh 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
IN
FAMILY COMPANION.

SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
Consumption, Asthmn, Diseases Of the Heart, and all
Female Diseases. 23t pages, % engrayings. Paper
t-2 cte.
Shoulder Braces and CheHt ExpanderH. SO. Mail
to any part, 80 cts. Po7tage. inhnIjng Tubes. Silver.
81. By mail. letter portage. Ablominal Supporters,
PERFECT. ~ to 30, for all Rnptures, Falling of the
Bowcls and Womb. anI Weak Back and Chest sent
BY Express everywhere. For Braces or SUI portero.
or Rnptrre Supporters, give height from head to foot,
anil circumference Of person Iteyt the surface, just
Agents wanted for tho stnle Of the above goods. AL
dress d. s. S. FfrcH, 7J7 Broadway. New York,
post paid. April u. Iy,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
DIR. MARTINS.

COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY.
TINS CoMrouND is one of the best remedies ever Of
fared to the public in Coughs, whether arising from
Colds or the Wh9oping Cough. or that dreadful mala.
DIV Com unptioH. F2W remedies. in The short time it
has been before tic public, have effected so many
cures. The propret0rs are every day receiving orders
for it nt q distance. and In This city. in which tleY
have been highly gratifntl to learn is GOOD ELECTS.
The Bishop Of he Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Maryland the Right Rev. W.R. Whittinghaml has
authorized rs TO say that he has used it in his own
person with decided benefit: md onr Medical frienIs
10 not scrrBle 70 cpmmeud ii as one Of the best re-
ma1ies in Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthtnn. &c.
which they have ever met with. The following is
from a highly respectable Physician on Kent Island,
whomN I'VE madr acquainted with The preparation /:
kEyr ISLAND. june %. 1917.
Or. Martin-Dear Sir Since my return home. I
prescribed your SYRUP or WILD CHERRY in
several cases: one in particular. n case Of Asthma. OF
long standing (Hbout IL years. a I~eighbor and patient
of mine. Her disease lad never been benefited BY
any Medicine which she lRs taken and for fle last
year or two size has been confined entirely 70 the
hpFe. 10 not know Tint she had q good nights
rest for n long time. but since she has commenced
taking your Medicine (a1d she has only taken ono
bntln} She is enabled to 70 70 bed and sleep sVeiI nil
night. | think the Medicine will make n perfect cHra
Of her, md she is determined to give il II tair trial.
Her husband. Hr. koIeri"k Earicts0n ia a merchant
hero. and sayaif you will send him some Of if he will
not rs your agent.
Yours. SAMUEL HApprR. ..
Price Is cents per bottle. Around caelt bottl" tiiera
il II short treaiiec on Diseas"s Of The Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

When the Princess Helena was born,
il is said that the Princess Royal, on hear
ing that she was now blessed with another
little sister, exclaimed with the most
charming simplicity, ''Oh, how delighted
| am! do let mr. 90 and tell mamma y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
DIR. MARTINS UNIVERSAL pU }GA-
TTEE PHI S

In Offering those Pds to the Public. we know tierc
cannot hc n better. or n more safc. ensy or agreeable
Furgativa. They speedily remove al irritating mat
tiers retained in The bowels. or when he h8bitunI
alvine discharges are too fardY or Insufficient fDr
health. b. thair specific virtues they restore the ft1flc.
lions to q healthy action. and tha blood TO he natural
purity? Rgrd DR.. Bool's certificate
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
DAuTION 70 TnE PnBLIc.

P~EReogs wishing tn ahfain the genuine GTATTtE
PANiCEA and SlFAINH FERNIGTGE (which
hay" been sacomHrendci nv the most celebrated Phv-
sicians of the United Stntcs and ErlTope for nearly
thirty years. for diseases arising from irnpnrity Of the
Of the blood md debility Of the digestive organs,
should b. careful to observe that the name Of
SW Nm
is spelled correctly on the bottles and labcls,
Anril Ia Sic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
MA.RlE.

L. prix H. n ftrinn 6tant 500 les bor.
langars e"rou lcnus de dG nner 30 onccs de-
pain pour dis s9ny pour Ia semaine couf-
rante. JOHN 4. DUFROCQ, r. ".
Ayril Is 1s4s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sirh
District Court, East Baton Rouge.

Succession Of James Nnther deceaSed.
Whereas Mrs Aurore Mather admins.
tratrix of the Estate Of George Mather de-
ceased has filed in this Court an account
Of the administration OF the said George
Mather as Executor Of the Estate o James
Mather late of his parish deceased
NorIcE is therefore hereby given 70 all
persons Interested, to sbew cause within
ten days from the first publication of this
notice, why the said account should not be
homoIo aled.and made the jugdment ofthis
Court Jos. w. Fowler,
Clerk 9Th District Court,
april l5-Il East Baton Rouge,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

The price Of -four being $50 the IN.
krrs will gil" - ounces Of bread for 10
renls Tor Tie ensuing week,
JOHN K. DuFROCQ, r. NJ.
April IL 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
Fiat DE Ii LOUTSIANE-Cour

EIAI DE Ia LODlSlANE-J0HF
du Gene Observation-Disclosures Est 3. Rouge.
Succession de James Aather decide.
Attendu que dame Anrore Mathpr,
administrative de Ia Succession dc fcu
George Mathcr a enregistree dams cette
Cour. co-1pte de administration du dit
George Mather CONNIE rxecuteur de la
succession de James Malher reinforcement
d6ced6 dams cette paroisse.-AvIs est don
ne a toutes personnes interess6es, d'avoir
d d6duire les raisons 81 elles en- ON, dams
les dix ionrs qIi s%uivront Ia date de Get
avis, po1rquoi 1e dit compile NJ serait pas
homologu6 eft jugement rendud de crtte Cour.
april l5-ll. Jos. w. Fowler,
Grpfier de Ia Cohr du GENE
District, Est Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
Extenslve ForgerY.-A ne-

N'FS''' 49, FfS &
urday last in the city Of Wv Orleans, by
p. r. BERTRAND NBNGEs book. keeper for
the house Of CnAMBERL1N & Co. fIe
forged a check upon the City Bank, in the
name of. w. ARTHUR Il Co., for $4,000,
and another upon the Merchants aud
Traders Bank for 1850, in The name Of
J. WATERMAN e. CO., both 10 the order Of
C|nAmBHRLtN Il Co. The checks were
deposited At the banking house Of JAMES
Rom 81 Co., Camp street, 10 the credit
Of C~uAMnERL1N d. Co, first forging the
or Ter efthat house OH the back Of each.
and then checking in their name on Rom
a. Co., for $1,000, 5000 %, and for
1854 60, making in all the sim Of $4,s34
81, which he received and has escaped
with, committing scrca forgerirs, all car
ried on apparently in the most correct and
business manner. I he affrir was not die
covered until Monday Moaning, when the
Banks according 10 custom, informed the
t,r, ftr,s that their accounts were over
drawn.
MuHcrs, was employed by the hou Q Of
CuAnDrHI1N g. Co, last November, or
the faith ola letter OF introduction which,
it has since been asserted, was another
forgery.
lie il drsrrihrd As a Gictmauh y birth,
,a. go IN,
=
q 'oo'S''cn n'''' '''' '"'"'' S,"""3 ""'i''
w"Itdrcsscd, and OF a 'ather pleasant APP
ppnrancr. He was srrn" in the city as lac
&c SATURDAY nioht mi large rrvords have
o..t e.. -. .uGa,
"'" v.
E2PDnEDliC Of France.
~, T,nglav 6ycpi,g ;nn,cns,Mu hlic
-. g.. ,... u...,
~ '''H WIS "'' ="
New Orleans Tor thP purpose OF giving rX'
preston 10 their feelings olsynpntby with
tho gallant Frrnrhrrn in their success fuI
.,ro,r,Io nr N. ovo,,hro,v Of dosooti.p
"'"@7N
"eh'f"l 'H'cne was "FP' 'h'eo '"''F'
man, assisted by several OF ih leading m"n
o rrhe city as,Vicc-P Presidents.
The m]eoting was ,trrnJcd and a,ldres 90
I....r7L o.. ...,
en ny "''"y ~ '"' ''S'e>' ""''e'7 ''' '"'''
distinguished PRISONS in the State.
Th, c,1lo.y;pr ssot,,tiors ,vorc nroroscd
.,.,.1 .,.L ,...I .l.. &, p..,,:
anu ,"''P''" 1t '"' 0"'''' ~ "'P'''
can rance
WHEREAS, The time has now arrived when
the clouds which 30 long oIsCured the
rights and liberties ofthe populations Of
Europe, have commenced to 'oil away,
and the light Of liberty TO dawn on the
nations, long sniff ing in the bondage Of
d"spojis,n ; and whcre0s, the people Of
France have ind gnantIy hurled from
power the oligarrhir0I and r%rtrogrhdn
government of Louis Philippe, and set
the glorious exanp'e of resistance to
tyranny, before The eyes OF the nations
OF Europe
Therefore, be ii RcsoIrod, by the people
of the city otNew Orleans, in public meet
ing convened, that we hold resistance to
oppression, as the most sacred If obliga-
Gions and that it Is not only the right, hut
the duty of the people TO throw eft systems
of government which fail to secure their
safety and their happiness
Resolpfd, That We feel the wal cst
s{f'IP''''.J q! '''o net"'o ro'"uet anu me no,
"ie "SP'fa''"iS u Tue r'ei,cn people, anu
"'" no aPPf'"'i,S''"S ir ,'e'' success III
B llIt great tHtiSH VI NHlfn tIt NtItt III ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
TAKENUPh nv uriab B yininp.

In TAKEN UP by Uriah B yining,
TET3a about nine miles and "A half from
S Baton Rouge, on the Connie, a
~S(e@Af lark bay horse about Is hands
high, a small white spcck On the left ear, col
lar marx, NAME, tail and legs black. about 7
yea IS old. The owner is requested to com
ply with the law and take him away.
april lo-ll. F. @. HENDERSON,
Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
RENO Al!

Michel OFpEsHE1H, formerly occupant of
the yellow store near be Post Office, has Hsnved
to more com no Iious premises lately rented
by Mr. H. Lanotta Sarr. bnrween J,c0bi and
Daisheimor's IN II ftgetse Sireet, where he
will have constan ly on hand an extensive.
and well %select,d asa ,riH ent fegcry descrlp-
tio7 Of goods suitable Tor he wants of the
Citizens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity.
The ladies' are specially invited to honor
him with a cal ut their earliest caryegicnce.
apr 15-I1,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

Gy-The laie sermon Of Mr. Clafp. which
is ven calculated 70 allay The fsars oflhose
wh1 s,tiIer from the terrors Of heH, has
excited a warm intrcst in this community
ami more spacially AMONGST the ladies.
Tha desire 10 get copies oft seems to wax
hrigr and hoftefi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
1yOITCE.

The parys in the church of st. Joseph. Of this
place. VIII be positively sold on Sunday Tie 10Th Of
April inst. The sale viii take place at the Church,
commencing at u o'clock. M.
n. i. All persons purchasing perys either for
Themselves or ~ agents for others, win be held per-
sonally responsible for Tie same.
april @I0-2ts. JOSEPH MENARD,
Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

An I~rishman, being told thatAa friend of
bis put money - the stocks; Sell" said
be. 4 never had a farthing inslhe stocks.
but have had my legs there of4n enough.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

WORCESTERSHIRE ICAL SAW-MfLLS
CAN be built entirely out Of iron and made
p~or;aole, so that they may be PIT MP in four
or five days, at low prices; and removable at
pieasme. Apply Immediately, as the UNDER
signed will leave here IN two months for Kon-
lucky, and viii not return until next Septcmbar,
at whic3 time he viii be roUded with orders.
N. N. McCARSTLE.
ApI Al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
publtc schooIs.-Tho Citizens o

,,.;,L thu Lotto
'S''''.''' ~ ..,a anI poliro tu,v. a
S'" ~ -.,, a. L,.il1;,a. r..
,h. ,td cnlIcre. nj Tic south end oftIle town,
where there Is every facility for hcalthfll
rrrrcotion.
We were Informed by Mr. Hubbs, who
hav taltpn a jealous and praise worthy in
tcrnsf i, fhe flrtbcranrr Of this laulahlc
ob;oct. Thai gentleman named Phelan.
well aualiGed for the n Ak, will have the
management If the boys. Parents AID
guardians ought 10 take the earliest oP'"F'
tunity 1t sending PlPlls 70 W.T. Fho'al'
rcn, ~ oro rI,J 10 ,co NV advertise
IA. l., ,,o,h.r column, that orr old friend
v,yr, = bs. received q large a,p,lyo Of ic-.
Aoilo e.om m ortic,. or1pxrrv. Tho import.
orr, r. hoyt,g II a, hand in rms, Of sick.
ness during tho warm summer months is
too we'll known not to be duly appreciated
by orr c]iiixrna.
W. sincerely hope I'D uerfII nm enter.
pri.r viii receive a liberal patronage.
rt -
Nrrrrt Oppr1urrn has rented the pre-.
A. t,no,o
"' ~ IP' r,
@ehr' between hPS'fS Jason anu DH'
ahpiutnr pl La IN Vptip Street. where he
.,.In L.n, aIn.,. g. -, nvt,n.fro
r .l. t
- i
"''0' WV" F" y FN
"a" an" 'tdatt"e} 2r VotFSc'f'@
glxru DrsrRrcr CorRr.-Julgc Penn
arrived in our Town on "Wednesday morn.
ing, having been detained ut home on nc.
count Of the indisp6sition ofpart ofhit lami.
w.. We arc happy 10 learn that they have
recovered. The Jury has been dismissed
until Monday ncxt.
a,-..r, ~
~ W. S'''"''t f'''""" "'" "'" '"~
gagged to take tie freight nl The customers
M tbn yj,cJn G,u d,pipr tSc sun,ntrr
.,u N, a..
""n'n7' Nv i""'' W. - y
make a few trips lr heavy freight to 81.
L,onts.
IN.."Ss ,s' r, n"," |",% r'' "'
,,d,rs ,bo Rivars -, risina and f,,rs A..
- Is N
"htef'a'hso Oh an o''r''o"'
Songs for tho People If tho
success Of this work to the publishers can
keep pace with It's merits, a Brilliant en-.
'o'' - 'e'''7 ''''"'' que spa" ''"""e'
contains a ''" c"o''' se'ec''ohs from Tue
"" s'"ool anu F'Ne'oi N"''o""' pieces
wn'cN VIII ne preserved ny al pos''r''y'
we FN''a,' ono verse rom HE DEAD At
p''NA 'iS'N' "''''' ny '""n'"s ~
@p'"' "Sq WI "'"'''S :" we ''''' '''''y
way 'Oh' " IS 'n'rn"'o 10 n' sung !"
'' nr ~, W .. "o,".'% -" '"'" "".,''
with the funeral guns DER him booming,
~ sleep 'il conducted N 'ionc" AWAY
"rhoy monm,l for Tho fallen At Ashland. rr,rc,t,
"on the ioyless return of tho morrow
Ind thc heart q he Nation In unison bent
I" !. '"o''."sS = INV, s"l'o",
L. MI r. -. -.
Church street.
r-.-I- E
''o
, , -, law w.
n1r- VI ~ 81
- ~
'','"' WIN
WV "''"s"'
r.sY.
80 T'."7,. ~ '''',
~, NJ '"c"S "''',," "''q"''"'''
~ Ivy ''S", ~
o'Py " ~, WIN Wv
,.n WV" - P'''''"''' "no'u
" :, = ,',"g quo oe"'':
IN" UNION MAGAztNE.-This gem Of
'''ero'"re' increases in interest with every
hummer mat Tor April contains admira.
m., s,, rs an - .'"' |,"''
oah,1E,hn,aa,. ""u '''
r.ith j., s,a. .a,."I,.. 800
@ :. -" oD'n as '"''''F'y'
EsFERT fGtEaRArH'-NVn already
oes'n 70 ieei The benefits Of the telegraph.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
A Wis.

Les banc De PEglise St. Joseph seront ven.
dns a lenchere lie dimancbe Is Ayril proclaim
La vente aura lieu a l'egIise ct cominencera
a midi.
N. B. les p~crsonnes qui acheteront des
bancs par procuration seront personnelEement
responsible du montaHt de REHABILITATION.
! MENARD Secret4irc.
Avril S-I012s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
MARTIN 4 WtlTTELEY'S NATIONAL
.. fTtN

This prevention je a Cfrtaiu cure f1r the Agne and
Fever. and DreDclnia. We only a%k 81 trial ofiG. an
are satisfied planters and citizens generally, will save
hundreds . dollars by Keeping q supply e tie Tonic
aud Martins Pills ny them Read the following GER
tjticat" ofa worthy man who was cured by the Use Of
the Tonic
RrlyER-D ANs, QrgEv tS%'s %, Nj
fri1E,ar 81 nay
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

CouRrER pEs ErArs uN1s.-Nr. Gail.
Iarjet has retired from the prop etorship
ofthis excellent and we'll patronised pa
per. The present Editor is Mr.. Paul Ar,
pin 81 New Orleans, who has for eight
vars past, been the French editor of the
Bee. II Il u,moured that the Courier sold
for $4,000.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

PL\VrGgs INSPECT yoUR LEvEEs.-By
late news from the upper country, it APP
pears The Rivers are rising, and fears are
entcrta insd ofan overflow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

t,F'Tbc steamer Elisha has bern Gu
glgedto take the freight of The customers
Of The Uncle Sam during tae summer
months. The latter win IN the meantime
make a few trips for heavy freight to St.
Louis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
CARTOONS RING BONE AND
SPAWN CURE.

For the Cure OF Ring Bone, Blood Spawn,
Wind Calls, Splinfs, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to be remembered-san of the above
articles sid Only, remember, only in Baton
r. uge by H. T. Waddill and o. P. Davis, in
New Or cans Ey Comstock &co.. so Poydraa
It. onIy proprietnrs Or palleys Genuine Magi-
cal pain Extractor and Jew Dagids CT Hebrew
PIa -ster. Jany q, 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
PERFUMERY

ATARfE and splendid assortment If Per
lamery. by G. G. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

COMSf0CK 4. CHS Exrart Of F~arsara.
ritIa Ter pa flying he biooc; price 80 cents,
per to1ln. OF $1 per siozen. EAST INDIA
HAIR DYE, e arlan cd 10 c, lor The Hair n
Jet 81 ,ck. anl not stain tie Skin. LUCINA
OR JUNO CORDIAL, f married I,adtcs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
FRESH ARRIYALsl-
C%LOTHINGl CLOTHING!I
SHIRTS! sHIRTsi!

4 full assortment ofall kinds, on as reasonable term
rs in any other house IN Baton Rouge
april 15-II. F. BoEGEL a Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15

DEA FNEss Use Doct McNair's AcousTTc
On, for the cure Of Deafness. Also, all those
disagreeable noises like the buzzing Of in
sccts, lalIin Of water, Wbizzing of g team,
witch are symptoms u approaching deafness.
Hinny persons who have been deaf for ten,
fifteen, or twenty years, and were subject 10
use ear-trumpets, have alter using one or two
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Washington, Jan. J, 3 p. W.
Inc Senate was called 10 orde- cy To. 'ice
President. PRAYER BY lh. Csapiai".
Mr. Johnson, ui lou ana. offered a loiHi
resolution i1r The y. .nnIuent oi co'nmis-
slnG on The SUBJECT oi spoliation claims a.
galnst Mexico
The teal r im"ut bin coming up in order.
Mr Cass, rom Michigan, ably sdr5cated it,
declarhg that lie would no. introduce roliti-
col to, les in a cues iou Involving the success.
of the Ancilcan arms.
There was uucu discussion on the bill hy
Senators from different States, aud Il was f.
nally made the order oil the day Ior Wednes-
day.
After this, the Senate went into executive
session.
In the Hons', the standing committees
were called "n in order Tor reports where
upon, Mr. Hudson o Massachusetts, suhsti-
tuted resolution iustructImg the committee
on Military affairs TO inquire INTO the expe
diency OF requesting the President 10 with
draw the American troops 10 the east side OF
the Rio Graille, and to offer to the Mexicans
terms of peace without exacting any indem
nifty Tor the expenses OF the war, but ask
indemnity for former spl ilstions. The mover
callcI the previous question the moment the
resolution was read. The chair decidtd the
matter in order, AMI stated the OUT stion 10
the House, when d motion was made 10 lay
ii OH the table-lo,t. On the final vote / e
resolution was rejected By vote oil yeas 4
nays 1877.