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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

THE New ORLEANS CouRlER.-SEhis
journal is, we believe, the only ~de;upcra-
tic journal In the city Of New Orleans, At
least openly so, and Of course the acrrcdi.
ted organ Of Cass and Butler IN Louisiana.
1t may he Interesting to some Of our rra-
drrs to read the following opinion of the
Washington Union of October %, 1916
relative TO that paper.
Col. Wagner has cut himself loose from
Nil connection with the New Orleans Cou-
rier. Unable to control its whole tone, he
separates himself from a paper, the French
side OF which takes sides with the Mexi-
cans, and contends that, our taking possess
sion of California and Santa Fe, gives Just
ground for French and English interven-
ton. A journal of this description is, in
fact, Mexican, and not American, and
ought TO he secuted by every man who has
a patriots blood running in his veins. We
admire MIR. Wagner's independence as
much as we have uniformly respected his
staunch principles, and his admirable abil.
tiles, We trust that the democrats OF LOU
siana will not suffer his talents to be lost
to the country, but that they will come for
ward and enable him to establish a journal
of his own.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

QrTho democrats are beginning TO feel
alarmed. The election of PENNSYLVANIA
has entirely baaledtheir hopes, andthoneb
they feigu 10 treat tho matter lightly, and
keeps bold face, they know it requires
desperate means ID prop mp their dccnyins
platform hence tortIrlight processio and
other humbugs mus b. rcsop ted 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

or ltememberthhI Lewis CRss protends
to be II northern man with southern prinoi
Plies, and 50 did Van Buren, when he was a
candidate, they advocate the sane princi.
pies, aud both have for many years beon
brilliant stars in the gaIary ofdemocracy;
yet the democrats reviIe and condemn one,
while they praise aud uphold the other.
Oh consistency.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

Il The LAW TREAsoN.-We beg our dem
ocratic readers TO read the following and
then reflect a while.
@ What is treason +?
A Treason against the United States
shall only consist in levying war against
them, or in adherence to their enemies,
giving them all and comfort.
@ What is meant by giving them aid
and comfort.
A. Sending arms and ammunition,
would be such.
@ Certainly, would sending men be
treason.
A Yes.
Q Would the sending them a distin.
guished General be such.
A | beg leave to decline answering
the question for i'll say yes. | accuse
Mr.. Polk of having committed treason by
sending Santa Anna to Mexico.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

ORIGIN OF Long Boards AND GoArEEs.-Tn Hon
es Every Day Book, vol, l, page 367, is the following
account amongst the miracles OF St. Patrick.
st. Patrick had a goat "a thiefstole it, and ate it, and
when accused denied it, but the goat bleated in the
stomach of the thief, proclaimed the merits of ST. Pat
rick, and to increase the miracle, by the sentence of
the saint, all the posterity ofthe man Chief were mar
ked with the beard fthe goat"
We had supposed that those who wore COATES, did
so from choice; but here from excellent authority, we
find they are doomed men, being the descendants Of
the g0at-thief. Whats generation we have with U.s.
Boston Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
bQuAlIr1carTO4%0t voTcHs.

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SANG as li34t @fcA II pm Z, him tba
right u s1npaga 1T a state eIpetfc5..
sub Fl "k{Ir iI0r ~ ;@n,.a,, ~
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: '@'''' 's''o' '''''''3 ~" Wv
eI''zeh# q" not vote i'f ffe5iae'E5 bu' t"'
STATE ELEcroH9. Tho exercise oftho
franchise H.. therefore. rcru1atcd bv the
e,.,oto... A. a,i.,a, u
'
'a'i7 'La' u ma" may o'e i'r PRESIDENT,
in Whatever State he may happen 10 be
ut the time of The election. This is a rad.
.coI error he con onIv ,,o,o - ,ha ..,t
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Inc qpai'ie"'io"S O d 'o'eF )" 'ne
''"'s u N''.',"''" are ','"''J ''n"eu ny
'"e 'o'" "!'''io ., INC we" o0nS'''u'io"'
""'c" reaoS as lo'lo"s
ART. ~: IN al elections ny the Peo-
t p,r' ynsrS citizen IF of% ,ss I ~ nfS st,taa
who has attained the age of twenty one
years, and resided in the tate two consec.
utlve years next preceding the election,
ana me las' 'nereol ~ tne parish IN whlch
votina providsd thatro nerson sbsT b.
deprived of the right of voting, who at the
time ofthe adoption Of this constitution,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

We hope the commissioners Of election will see that
none but those whom they know to be voters will avail
themselves of that privilege. The right of citizens is
too sacred to be trifed with, and we have no doubt
that a respectable citizen who knows he has no vote
would dare offer one. The duty of commissioner is
an apiuous one and the gentlemen appointed rs such
are competent and discreet men, and we hope there
viii be no difficulty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
D]EptORABLE ~EXcEssEg.


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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

or The locofocog take every opportuni.
ty oftrying to show that Willard Fillmore
Ia opposed TO slavery, while they estol
Gen. Casa az n trus man of the South,
We have published the opinions Of the
two candidates on that subject.
Gen. Cass says: II am no ylavchold.
or. never have been. | never shall be.
deprecatc It's existence in principle, aud
pray for it's abolition everywhere, where
this can be done justly and peaceably and
easily for all parties"
Mr.. Fillmore says ~ regard slavery
M an evil, but one with which tho Nation
nj government base nothing 10 do. BY the
constitution, the whole powcr over that
q~ucrtion il vested in tho several States
where the institution Is tolerated"
Let every cundid man read the above
extracts and judge for himself whichof he
two candidates IL preferable to tho Sou IA.
and what unbIu>hing eftoufnry it noqtIna
of any Southern man to say that l4Ilnore
Is uosound on the slavery question, while
hosvindieates aud supports Gags ~-a.}f rag
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

TuB COMMERCIAL RRviEw.-This val
liable periodical ought to he In tho hand Of
every merchant and planter. II Il tho mopt
interesting work ever published at The
south, aud shows IA great deal Of tact, taste
and ability ia It's original productions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

The public are hereby cautioned not to trade for
two certain notes0i $4,000 eacn, Drawn by Francis
Williams to the order Of and endorsed by V. Kirk
land, dated April 10Th 1913, and payable at the Of
fee Of tile Recorder Of West Baton Rouge, and pay
able the first in seven months and The second in
twelve months from their date, both signed Ne VA
RTErUR by ]. v. Durable. Recorder, said notes IIay-
ing been mislaid and payment stopped.
Oct. 27-Isf3 PAULINE GRANGE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
ELECTDRAL TfCEET


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! o.. ut4t0,.a, ,ta,.tu .igos tatd..sttar ~
t,.,, witch 90, ,h,nt ty1t ittarcst our road.
s,s
l. Wills, Governor n Mtrtjgsn Lewis Casz
tsccivst sjgfy 1,ousood dolgrs f. 4stra sey-
! yires. without st eeist apbtopr latIrp Nv law Ard
.itheut tatdesioe s,s, ifr accounts, Nent y
lbe y bole efit y ~ tad IN his own cor iGeate.
. Fam 1921 II 1929. tewjs Cssz drew
AL. 6Ovs year ffom the public Treasury y htfh
was atl,wrd him ~ Mr., Calhoun. in coosidef-
sfi,a. fa,,ne otbar th,uos) If lis s~ertiens in
SINNER, pfendtng HE indian agarries af Fol
wa o,s pidss ard fh}raeo IN tsg4. lv coe.
essling Tho f,et from Mr.. p,rtat and Mr.. Wiz,
Laws C,sa pteysjIed o. ,bem +, allow him
another u . a yaHr, fhr that wi9ls term
for se,srip erdine Tho Indian n~oa1ries ai F,,t
| Wson, piata and rLiraeo. IN t1n psairres
Tint be w.s teeatvipo No ronpep.nfiop there
for.
-. Whito Secretary 81 Wsr, Lewis CaEs
nroson,sl .,o,t,er efco,rt fot IL, gesr tago
,aan ,aa, 49,
l7'V a"h-'hoo'hs 10 l9'i' oe'PR We SeG'ha
y !, BOO n year, Tor services Ut Fort Wayne,
L japn aud Cbiraeo, and endorsed on it That il
ans ,,eacou4.1,abir tbe t,nth lsire that
was R'ossV Tes"S0f''e'
4. ~ 1921, Lewis Cass received @6,6,IO,
Communication money for 10 ration n 6ay, for
a.a aa M. urrt.tta,d s.a e
-.
supporting iho''os mere 03f'g h"i II par 't'e
If prof that Lewis Cnss supported dny Ind
ms and largo appropr atoms fr fhg "~cofffn-
ooacic, # his Tndfa, so,o, ;nts,Jcncy h.yr,
.
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''''eS @'t'fo "'""'"2 ~ "'s s'n,. ",os THEE
SnIAh'h. ''' a'''R'' s'''.''' ~ ,'.s"s2'' 'n'
o. 27'n'' 10 "''''"''' "sa '""a ,@o0 e'''
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

Remember natnralized citizans, that
General Cass would not vote 10 appmpri-
atc $500. 600 for the relief of the starving
proposed by John ]. Criuenden, the
present Taylor governor of Kentucky.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

'GgfhltHirafsI.
The editor ofthc Democratic kt:ocaoto clGge with
great tepncity 10 The lpt ~lraspwftof Ei1 aipliGr bark
Hia-i. httt5n Mrs thc t~Hpcfafe thdfst, ifta can ati
ne olret support lhat the garbicd aslttch I'D furrirata
letter. itig eaY or who has no regard for
t'1,h p perynr: Inc plRiuett ~ja0quage, butt reGniFea
more rhi1l than he haa maniEarad. u receive even 81
man Of ordinary understanding Tho explanation
which has been given must be satisfactory 10 every
person of common seDscof common honesty. If the
laarned editor is not satisfied tits his misfortune.
Very little pains will be taken to open the eyes of n man
wi!fnlly blind. The It'll Of November will in all pro-
Inability restore his vision and his roason--if not, lis
keepers ought to bathe him in the healing waters Of
S~iichigan. Let him keep cool and out ofthe way Of
old Rough and Readyand he may live toservc in an
other contest, with more discretion and with hetter
success than he has served in the present. W.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

Look out for ''last cards" and false state.
ments on the eve of the election. I'VE
have no doubt sonr documents arc reserv.
I'd Tor the last moment. Whatever eman.
aIes fromth locot0cos Al too lato n period
to be rehutted should he despised Us un-
true. . " .... .-#'a.a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

Mr.. Cas- OPINIONS RESPECTING INTERNAL TS.
rRovENENTs,-Mr. Cass voted for the River and Har.
Dor bill which Mr. Polk vetoed. The Baltimore Con.
~vention approved of!Nr. Folks co,,se in this and Mr.
Cass approved ofthe resolutions of the Convention.
From this may we infer that Mr.. c. n in favor o.
against the system. Shall we look for his votes or his
acts for an explanation!
Now or NEvER.-The Presidential election will
conclude Mt six O'Clock on Tuesday next. All efforts
made after that time in favor ofour candidate will be
Of no avail, and we call attention to this that our
friends may act.
Trustno future however pleasant
Let the dead part bury Its dead,
Act, act in the living present.
Heart within and God oe' rhead.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

OsyWe have received tho Oct, nuubor
Of the Union Magazine, edited by Mrs. G..
NJ. Kirkland. Al usual, this number Ia
one Of the most interesting periodicals Of
the day. We recommend this magazine
to the reading community.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
Citizens OF the South.

Rally to the support of Gen. ZechnrY
Taylor, He is identified with your dearest
rights and Institutions. In his hands your
interest will he safe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
Communicated.
~VFtITEFTFT
FIJI ELECTION.

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yos will be called upon to perform ono Of
he most important duties that dsvoivo upon
f'eemen. A man Is TO be e'eetrd to the
presidency Of 'n'8 great hatl'n' Inc cum
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nave pee" e"hVasseo' IL IL ""e ''n'
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

E- Look out for frauds ut the ballot
box, the state is safe for Taylor ifno frauds
or IIdquemiaing are permitted. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

Anpndu que Jackson Warren SIC
Caogltey s'esi adrcssk It h Comf dn si1i0,
me- Djstfia Jldiciaige pour Ia p]aroigse r.
.htat nsdife, pour Gtre nonn6 cntafem de
10 sncccsai5n yacautc d. Joseph Green Mo
CauGhey, d. rette pafoisse d6cGd@. AWE
cat par ic present dome d tons cc1z init
rcss6s Dr. fsigs sayDir !eur ~raisous dtas dix
joUfs Ge h premiere publication Do Get
avis, potifqnoi h die aPp tcatton ~ sefajt
pas aceordae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

We expectto be able in our next issue
10 give enough returns 10 show that Loui.
sia"a has had the honor OF giving a Presi
dent TO the United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

DS- Governor Mathews, in his speech at Raymond
delphia wing Convention md the Glass Meetings Of
the Methedists. T4fis is the first time we have ever
heard ola siur being cast upon the Metlodisrs or any
other religious denomination for political party purpo-
ses. II shows that cause is considered desperate to
seek such desperate means pesOrted to TO sustain it
Carrouton Uliiss. Fgag)
MrLyons, at the democratic barbecue in this town
pursued the same course, and gave offence to man
ofhis hearers Of both parties.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
WINE NOMINATIONS.
ron ytrF pHBgtuBNr
FILLMORE.
T'l,e tH'nylDr PlntfOrnl.

THE piWef given by he CONSTITUTION f. ille GteeiI.
Wvt, Vi ]ihtefphp his yflh. Hh hlell CONSERVATIVES pow.
HpF, which siibnll never Ns e~seffiFel pscelt g tnfH7 81
clear violation nl The constitution. ~ manifest lhals
snl want Df considerations BY %rrnafnFd
"Ilie tp]rHottnl opinions ~ the Individual VINO may
boppet ii errdpY Tie Executive tlmif. ought hnt 10
control thp action nfrunHtass uiNnl questions u d"ftieF.
tta prliry. nor uight his objection ~ be i~nieilrFel
tylprr ]giipalpHlz " constitutional l5ter have been
e. ppftlaI hy the vnriuts departments uf government, aud
]nrunin5rr Ia hy The people"
dtHun he subject ofthe iarii. The currency, the
NHprnytneHt Of our great hiplrWhya rivers, lakes, aud
lnbnrs, the will If The people. ne expressed Though
~gl IN representatives, IN congress, ought Ia he resIatied
; aud carried nat hy the t,eortivrt'
"Wat at MI Iitncs. sud umler I'll circumstances, -
a national calamity. % b avoided. II compatible with
national hnior'
"thp principles or mr. government, a" well "a ita
d tine policy. np oraanl ~ the Hubjtgalintt Of other
natianp and the Iismrmlmunpnt ut other countries
hv ]pdndnpsti for IN the ]lnna,mFe urtha gHnt Washing
ton. "Why should we qnit CIR own 10 sinlrl ~ i"r
sisa ntonlt'. h TAYLOR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
Remember THAT Nntt CANNOT FOFE ron
WILLIAM q UttrLER WITHOUT NUrlNt
FOR CASE the AbJlittDnist,

The Iviimot propis1 1t ~ ta5rr1fie Ned.
Sure.=tnt It be ever kept in mind by the
people of South that It was by a DEM.
uCRAT Of the NOCRAltC y ntr
1T P~cnnsylvaoto, that the Proviao VIVA first
introduced IN Congress, That it was re.
produced In Congress by II DEliOCRAT
from the (clatmed to beg DEMOCRATIC
State of New York. That It was twice
passed by a DEMOCRATIC House of
ltrprusr ntntivcs of n DEMOCRATIC,
Congress. Thetit has been passed by a
DEMOCRATIC Senatri aud finally, that
ithas been sanctioned, approved, condrut,
Cd, Legdliscd, by n DEMOCRATIC Pro.
stdent elected by the DEMOCRATIC
party, II all this does not provo the provi.
80 10 be a DEMOCRATIC measure
IN the name Of common sease, ~hdt proof is
necessary - Wilmington Chronicle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

GIN. BUTLER AN ABoLITroNTsT.-The
Democrats assert that Mr.. Fillmore is IAN
Abolitionist," and adduce as audience in
support of the charge his vote in Congress
on The Creole case.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

rs. EIc has left an impression in this town
that all the torch lige or other butnbug7
cannot remove
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late firm of
Phillips and Lanoue are particularly request
ed to call on the undersigned Immediately and
settle, otherwise their accounts will be hand
ed in for COLI clion.
EUGENE LANOUE.
June IO-1S45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

A meeting Of The wings will he held on
Monday evening at the Court. house. We
hope every whIg who can, will attend.
The time Ia drawing ID a close aud II II
tnpnttau! that rvpry r~Srftion be used. Let
this meeting be- Il bumper. There Ia much
of Importance 10 he done, md The election
tales place on Tuesday. Rally then and
show that YOU feel n lively interest In the
great q~ueetion that IL soon to decide our
desttnir.. The lad cs are particularly IN
vilrd to attend oh III occasion.
Tho prospect before IA IL glorious and
cheering. The magnidconee of approach.
Ing victory already eliminates The politt.
cal horizon and cheers ia on IN the support
ofthp hero whb never sufrenders. Who
would have imagine, few weeks ogo, that
Pennsylvania with tn thousands OF demo
crattn majority, backed by all the influence
of unice holders, would have elected "A whig
governor, but the thing has been dono-the
wings have nobly tr%iumphed. It repaired
immense rllort To bring out this result. but
the indomitable industry aud perseverance,
of the wings of ~pennsylvania have molly
trlumphcd. Let the wings Of Baton Rouge
then initiate the tirtnness md pcrsevor-
anre Of their Pennsylvania brethren. let
ne be equally industrious and II L. not TN
likely the Same result will crown our Of.
forts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

II dtaavow nrpat nnrqui,orally. now mud fnrryer.
any iniirp an nv plft "a Interfere with the riehts oE
what IL termed the property Of the ]citisena Of other
piatsa. ~
"Tlis government IA 4 government ni limited Inwa
ere. mud that hy thr constitution of tho United Stnlrp.
rrugrraa has nj nrialrtinu whatever nEnr The instia
tuition Of slavery IA tho setyr &tal"'
MlttAHn FILLMORE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

Crpcua Dan Rira'a company arrived iHu'tr "
"r "Wednesday last, aud for tttt ints catered 10 the
amisetpnnt II oif r]iiisaus. wito. M ustial on attfft %
rasiona turned ont in large numbers. Tie performance
was pretty rioIltta Cents performed by RInienHia
selte IIoea surpassed my thing we have ever 'fitlesa.
81. aud alone wuH well woftit Tho price Of entrance
NJ. Rice appeared on Thursday evening, though Ia
bnfine under shpste iniisppHition We understand II
il their intention 10 lny us another visit in The tpring
at the ir return north.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
A READMl

FAas' VAeRANr LAw.-Wtn &. bryant. editor of
the New York Evening Post, says I'VE retnemhaf
reading come ypHra sihrpLwr tlihk IL wHs while
NJ. Cass Nas G0aerttpr Of Mit higat--an areount nf Il
utfr tnnn sgidif mn territory. for d term ~ fme. nj
hrrk nda The salr II IL stated. whs niade st rtllir
nrtrilnft. under the law If The territory, mud the Afti'
rnn. accompanied by his white sefyant, walked from
the ground viii, All hif " great dignity"
KacUllbct This law was passed, tuthy o Ieri7ln'trt
IF tho people hui by Lftfta taas himself and t''nn u
&. Judges. acting ne a Legislative Council l""t "t
ff this Northern man with Southern printillH.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

0JRemember that the Presidential
election will be held on Tuesday, the 9TH
day Of November next, aud that 1t lasts one
day only,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

The following In ate1tfHrt ofa private lettrr pub.
iishrd In ttn New ufleanH bulletin
PHNNHYtYANtA@We have Hepn n letter run n
leading and influential dniunrrBt III Philadelphia. IN
which. AMER gUitg through the business portion oft.
he Rays. "as 10 politics, Pennsylvania will 60 iur lny.
lof by a majority Of from 10 TO 2D.OOO. We locos
among ourselves. give ur The election NJ CAss"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

On Thursday morning last, in West Baton Rouge,
FRANCES MARIoN, daughter Of Wm. D. Phillips, Esqr.
aged6 years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

The Hon. Dixon II. LOWS, senator
from Alabama died In New York on the
25th ultitnu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

ArctpFNr.-A valuable negro boy tho properly Of
A Multai,. lisq, Of this town SaH severely Injured
last Monday by the premature discharge Of" eannsn
Ia firing n salute.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

In West Baton Rouge, on Friiag, the 9th
ult., Mr., LOUIS dazzle, aged 50 years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04
TINE.

Brass Eight Day 30 hour Clocks.
By c. C. TUTTLE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-04

~ltAHrhv ttofsFAwe understand atft M"esrf
pihe ani tiafl intended to give The hbofe ii"He 10
iltir splendid hotel. tiDv nearly eoniplstl. IN "'r
opinion the hunts 10 very appropriate, idf IT night 10 he
The rim II MI tomtnuHitiss by monuments ~ otltr
ntaaua to transtnilta posterity The natns ofFtel tnit
yitnala as In We tnort contributed to their wellna Irott
lerity. and lsppiisss--aid nore are n0re eo'iitY If
the reapacto VI atf community. an ttat secure. tlhut ~.
II r ItnrDpr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07

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