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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
VII lKALKA

HE r. ORDAINED by The Board n
s3ia tineh If the T6tti IT Baton Khuas, that
~ persons owning property IN eitbef side n
Fl6ftda and Convention =ltaBis ffbfh L#fayafs
IL to Main street, and On Laurel STREET, be- and
they Bfe hereby required H. mike tbsif side
walks In ftJni thereof ZIG gsn feet wide tff1fn
the surveyed lite Of The property 10 tIe tut
side Of tbH tfubj the said Sidewalk ~ be- taads
If e0od Wbo'e mick within sixty dave from
The fire. pub ltation If this otdinanrf,
he IL maained, &rs that III pefs he own.
Ing properly en either side n Lafayette stree t.,
from North 10 Convention sttbat, be- end They
afs hire by faq1i ed 10 mike heir sidewalks
In front hereof ten 70 / side, from & sat-
vnYeI fiHe If the pFrlerfy 10 tb8 IN sf1b d
Tho tf1tD tbs said side W. X 10 bs m7ds rf
good whole hrfrk, within siEtY Days If The fttt
pubic tito efthis 3 dfnatfe
He N oriaiHAd. @e that MI ftefr more than
ten and less than Gig I fret 90 Lafa getta
sffabt { I'm Contention h. Mo- t street, b1
cat dowH "itbin #8ty d ~ 6f The ffaH gttb-
]ltcatiyn If this afdnibea, Hnd III u tavalks
within the sgfas ifmi's l6as tIa8 ri ftt ffnt
shalt te made tan feet AID iii a5tgt TN + ct
shstt be- ert Il w IN TINT sizs within zig =
d7ya fhjm tts ffst pub ieattsft 5f tiu7 og4tna
&C. #.- =s.a.#E- #r
All p7fsHusr fftslug Of hea lee n t9 comply
with lhs fGtHr5iGh ord n4aGbs} slf4l ba fined
10 4 sna s9t. exceed gg fifty d,tisfs TT orch
oftsbfs. r. L. WOLFE, SecrstarV
Sep 6=z4. A true copy on tseord
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
LIGHTNING mons.

The substtibat would aiss inform Tho
Planters Of this vicinity and The public IN
general that he msnufa etures end puts Hp
lightning Rods, Of every description, and
tiatantaHs bis w6fk 10 be durable and
equal 10 MY steefed, and on as fl yetabts
tertps. Those wanting biebtbiHg Rods
would do Wptl 10 call al fbe manufacturing
establishment u lhe subscriber, behfs
msting contracts. W. T, TvHaARD.
Sept. u. III. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
CURTtUs.
ENaFnnrs


Tie ". / tiafatt If fra 3stfi ult, contains
The I blowing. a
livERRg Il. lug ust n, Al r. u send yot
The ne " received 10 he Iatest moment, by
special express from Paris, by ~eIattio tele-
graph md special railway engine ftbm hdnd6u
and tY special mes7t Haef aud Steamboat en-
press from Ireland, fof the ~ Y Herald.
lBhGAph-pubfi continues perfectly tran.
guil, aud tia sta q trials prod eed Without any
manifestation on The psft Of The p5ptIate.
The speech Of Mr. Uutt, @ O.. Who defended
O'Dobeftg, yesterday, WIS q mastery Grafton
Tie latsst advitss that w have from Dublin.
lend 10 The conclusion that The jury are un-
likely II agree.
Arrests cont nus 10 he made in town and
country aud many warrants lave been issned
fyf Tho apprehension If suspected persons.
Several Americans have fallen under The
suspicion Of The G3garHm1nt, aud some 0i
theut have been taken into custody
No add tip1al intelligence has beer obtained
~ TIE fHEtH|Fh ~ HfbFHs NfbNEHTf NtiH btDhIJ
Runners W ere indHstfioasly circulated tHat
they had succeeded in e~ifseti0g an escape
from The country
AJvltss from Cork Stale that il is he in
]tanttgn Of NJ. O'ConaaI1 II lake mp his PEI
tn fnhnt residence II Lond3f, f4F the Hors
efficient discharge Of his duties rs director
Of tt q National Bank, The honorable gen
]tleIpant il ia stttad, means 10 retire altogether
from poiit es. / would have been well had
he adopted this prudent rot ~ years ago.
Hagafdias The seizure NJ e41pew4gf, vt
Dungayeu, wn afs II receipt III 4 letter from
that place. which eats ttt the quantity seizad
is 600 tasks! and t5at It ia yet uncertain
whsthof my pfopsr e~8yIa1a ian can b. given
of The m4tlafs The master ard saii6ts have
been sent tn il ], m The q ~gupoHdef ssat ID
iha ca toHfshG8sg.
TmpoRf4aT If rHUE@lt was eursJtty
Fufporpd IN Dublin gast fd ~, aud pretty gen.
orally believed, that Tho Roman Catholic bier.
afchy and clergy we're ah8tit ~ mgks u most
inp5rt ant n They wi il j. said sh ,ttly
ASSUME the fftlee Of peace makers, # is said,
that mem rial has begn 4 t mp on the part
If tho bishops and clergy, praying FIR a gem
eftl amnesty If ail political IF dees Several
parties Ia well Informed quarters SCI m to tn nh
that fhs m5ye ta4y be- successful.
AnothBf LETTER. dated late last right. " vs..
1--WE have heard tilat the train BY 1-tbotr roy
morning VIII most probably contain ote or
more. affest cd leaders. The camp near Thur.
les has been br6keB MP, and crowds Of Police
4 Electives, g., cover that part Of Tipperary
where Priest Mckay resides, rendering al
egress from he suspected district almost
impossible"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

notice. Of lis reception In The Gazette I
What enquiries abort II did he make If the
editor hsi1fs tle sale If the press w
pFHstitnes that he knows these Ftfts very
veil How eab he with truth reconcile
his knowledge Of hess faets with his repre-.
sH1tatiBts about The sir Wsehs
We will notice One specimen Of his h.
gle w. phdB7t8ts to prove that an al
tack by name Hb6tl mn Clergyman In the
public prints, by MI ANONYMOUS writer il
the sdm8 8et with Il reply In he public
prints TO The Anonymous writer by another
afignyfno4s writer He then very saReiy
concludes that 'Cuftius" ~ guilty n The
8gHte egHHrdfg aet himself for alet All lie
signs himself Curtius."
II 10 useless to feHson " It'll such q writer
IL IL hoties any more IL bic tnisffbfpssh=
tatiers and illogical conclusions. II IL
necessary To keep as cool as pBszihle This
hot weather, mud II II I b trying to The TER il.
per 10 etafn thB my m1rs u the mime 6tts
specimens with which he abouBds.
The epithets which he so freely and SO
rpUklesslY Uses dB lnHra harm 10 himself
than To others. They pass BY those who
hnow They are mot funded in truth NJ The
idle wind ~Vitppefatian is moi argument,
II II unpleasant but not dangerous. II ma
Do fer q seold, but 1t is unworthy Of 4 well
educated mal.
Il was believed by Gutttus 10 bs his duty
IT, tepsl MI attack upon an absebt clergy
man, mud upon the freedom Of The pulpit
lie NOW considers himself as having dis
charged tbBt duty. And whilst hA hopes
Tint be tnay never have The same uitdtas.
AMI duty IN peft7rt1, lie would express to
". bis besi wishfs for his itnpfovanst
and weifsfa. t# '"+
ETtuJTItE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
bIEI1

Al her residence, In this parish, on Mon.
day morning, August goth, Mrs. Ana Han
Alison.
Mrs. II. was born In North Carolina, In
The year 1856, and ~ an early age rernog.
ed TO the South. She had been many
years The subject Of disease, but amid all
her sufFerings, was sustained by the chris.
tian'g faith and hope. She badqteen many
years n member Of the M. Il. Church.
She has left u numerous family to mourn
their loss, and many old friends who well
knew and appreciated her many virtues.
Her death was as tranquil az the infants
sleep. G.
On Saturday morning, September 3D.,
of Typhoid Fever, MANY Il. CONVERSE,
aged ts years aud sir months.
The deceased was one of those pure
and amiable beings which Heaven In mer-
cy gives as a treasure to the earth to make
glad for Il Time and then TO be replaced In
its original home. Miss e. was wont 10
cultivate ~assiduously the gentle virtues,
where good could be done, she was ready
to act. As agSabbath Scholar and teach.
er, none wal more true and faithful. She
was ever ready To minister around the
couch of affection. Her living and dying
filth and hope, vas in a CrIcided Saviour
An entire community sympathise with her
x3cfnar a0I F@ta,In savI nnafI - arow ror
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
auATE Or L0LL8IANA.

Parish Of East Baton ko1ge-sfxth judi
cfai District Court.
Sophia u. Berods Wifi. ."
j. H. Unberbag gen, husband
BY virtue Of q writ offeri facins issued
in The above entitled suit, and To me dir
ccted from the Honorable Court aforesaid,
| will expose IN public sale on
Saturday the 7th day Of October next
1s45, on the prem seq, between the hours
If IL O'Clock, IA. and 4 o'clock r.. w., all
the right, tile, interest and claim Of the
defendant, in Of to tbs following property,
10 wit: A tract Of land situated In this
parish about nine niles above The town of
Baton Rouge, on the Plains road, contain
ing three hundred and twenty arpenis more
Or legs, bounded north BY lands Of Butler,
south Ivy lands formerly Of William " Ygs,
East Ivy Dewey, and west by Scott, togeth.
er with all the buildings and improvements
thereon i; also a negro girl slave named
Kitty, aged about eighteen years, a stock
of horned cattle, containing about twenty
head more or less, about fifteen head Of
sheep, q stock ofhogs, three head Of horses,
M four wheel carriage and harness, one
Ox cart, farming utensils, house hold and
kitchen furniture, &c, surrendered BY the
defendant to pay and salty the Judgment,
interest and cost in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-cssb, with the bene~
fit Of appraisrnent.
L. e. NORRIS Sheriff.
sept. 2-3l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
STATE or LOUISIANA,

P1Ffsf ~ gfsE H0f9H HgHg =
In ftlrsua nee If Il proclamation issufd
Ivy Isase Johnson. Govefaer Gfthe Etate u
LouisitnA, m election #fH he held III Ibis
parish, on Tuesday Tie 7tb day III Fo3etr
Der next, for fhs section ofPresidonf and
Vice President If The United States, nv
fellows H. wit + Al the Court house in HE
town ot Batn Rouge, presided by John
Reid, Amasa Read, and James w. Elan,
commissioners In The Plans NJ lie
house Of Nts. r. Townsend, presided by
Henry earle, William soweII, and Charles
DeyalI. On Sandy Greek 1T The hoHss
formerly occupied ty James Forbes, presi.
Died by James Copper William Kelly, sad
John II. McCaa, and nj the Forks Of the
road, near The bolsa If II. H. HARRISON.
Esq, presided by William Hcrfib, John
e. Foreman ond Joseph Heard The
polls 70 keep open nj each precinct from
the hour Of nine In The forenoon, I'll f u IN
The afternoon. Said election 10 be CON
Quoted and returns thereof tnade by The
commissioners ~ the law directs.
Given under my hand ri Baton Rouge,
on this 7th day Of scpterpber 1s4s.
H. &. NORRIS, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

TuE CHoCrAw NArTon.-Choctaw
Nation o ftndiaus now number about 90
900 souls, The majority Of whom emigrated
to the westward ortbe State OF Mississippi
in 1910. The remainder have since been
following. till now the whole tribe, except
5000 or 1000, are permanently located
in the territory appoftioned them by our
government, between the Red and Atkan-
sas rivers, west Of the State of Arkansas.
Here occupying about 1880 square miles
Of arabic land. diversified in surface, and
enjoying a salubrious climate, their num-
beers are increasing. Their Government
is thoroughly Republican, heing modelled
after ours, and strictly local. Their con-
stilutinn is Of their framing, and their
laws of their " enactment and under
them the penalties of their violation are
enforced. This healthful state of affairs
has been brought about mainly III ough
the instrumentality Of Northern Christians
lahoring among them and chiefly connect
ed with the American Board ot Missions.
For thirty years. Messts Dwight, Kings
bury, By1ngten and Hotchkias have been
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
.rl1n .E,nNlnr I1IntFUEIM.

'tTbe hatvef pivan Nv We constitution " w" Esech-
pyaI II lttatrtrap hs valB. n q high CONSERVATIVES lh'w
~. which shalitd never w. ]esefrtspa tshppi ~ rhses ~
,taas violation ~ ttta constitution. ~ tlahiiaHt hnata
eni vaht ~ consideration tE tfngfess.
t"thp ~tafsptial ]orihlaHs tf We in1lt ilaal Tlt' ''ay
,,,tt,tt.,l tha actin, ~ arnHfrtas ttp1n questions NJ duitea
Ill t4iIay. mn nunii Tia N~htartint To W. irterr's"d
tgtYtrp tttratianH N Fuasti,ntirtnl ttFtFr have been
e~ptiisti tv thp ystinAa departments " government "h'
arluiasrei ~ by tln people ' -,
ttttWa thp snhiapl Hftt,e tatuF. thr ~"nFtp'icF. w.
Improvement If atr great highways, rivArs. lal,7t anl
tsabafs, thp viii W tip rpttflr. Ne ~ttite@sr' ft"lAn,
,t.sit ,gpttsantiv ta IA raltareas, riHht IN W. t~eaprrtetl
and pafflpi ont hY the Executive. ..
TWar. n III tintps. aitt n1ipf ~ circumstances u
n hatluunl e~piatally, W r. avoided, " cof'i'ttli' WIN
%fntiBrat honor il.
'tthr principles arurf H1vertNueHt, aa w"iI ns ~
tftts policy. are opposed - the aiitiHHhtto'' ~ OTTER
natI1fia. aud ttp iiFthptrl'pr'ten q either tn'ititfl's
III rtV,1tpnat. M II the t]anatisaa ~ ths great Washing
p,a. " WHY nhauli we 4tit mir eNt ~ alA.tt. y. t'f'
*tgn ground " FAAtoN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
ON THE DEATH or A DEAn rRtFAp.

-
If had Thought tttei egnl1ss bsvs died,
| might tot weep ffl Thee,
But | fyft0t, when BY thy slIs.
That thott tstal1st fsYrtal In.
II nsvaf through my taifid had tasassd
ri tttB tybAld gtsf b. 6iet,
Ard TT, tlfes stgiill lo4k my hat,
And thea should at,ass no ltutw
Ard Bfll ipgtt Tint Fste | 18th
ARD ffiat 'ttviil Httiis sRHtr.
And still The thought, | will isvt Es #st
That ! thH4t l6ak In yhin
Hut @itstt ] R@tk. thou list Hsl ssy,
What titaa h'at lsft'st ttfHaii.
And nov I fset, ~ we'll / may.
Sweet Mary Ht6ti aft dsHi
tHb not think WHEREVER tfHH SRI
ThHt hast FIR gotten tine
And / perhaps, fHaF seUihe tile heart
III thinking. t55. IF tttEs.
Yet there was fbthd tIiet sttth n darn
nf iittt, ne'sf seen befrte.
A. EtntB htvsf totill have dtatSh. =
And tstet eai teBtbfep f.
H. u F
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

HoLpEN's DOLLAR MAe,zrvr,-Ne
have received The thitd number al this val.
liable periodical Published BY Charles w.
Holden, log Nassau Il Get. New York.
1t contains q variety of rich and Interesting
reading mater and il en,beIisbed with
several beautiful views and portraits. We
recommend il to the public as one Of the
cheapest and most interesting pamphlet oil
the dar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
EAHHtA9ER

: : Do band for sale, one Coach, part
EAs8s worn, ene Barouebe and one Bltg.
ny with ettfh seat for dfiyet, Of my own
M manufacture, new and warranted If ha#s
material, DC. w. I. TrHsARp.
.fnI. q. 81 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
Notice.

HAVING engaged fhe services of DIR. J..
L. Violet, vel known A. a coneptant Drug
pest. am prepared to accommodate my
French customers with taciIi =. ALSO 10 I'll
prescriptions either in French EngIish or
Spanish.
AN. 1888 H r. WADDTL L
Druggist
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

There will bp n meeting Of the Rough
and Really Cfab. NJ d. Woaj'a oHire, Oh
thts evening Saturday ri u o'clork-ht
the purpose Of transacting business,
A pnnetnal attendance If The members
In earnestly requested.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

II In with pleasure that we announce to
thn public that The line uf telegraph be-
sveen this and New Orleans l. established
and In successful operation. We have M
doubt II will prove a grent benefit 10 our
town. Mr.. O'Retlly deserves credit Iar
the vigorous and persevertng nannnr with
which He Il carrying oh his noble and useful
enterprise, We heartily wish htm succeEs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

HFyAf9H Rnnrt's IEsttHtHY AGAINST THr
Case Mf7-Dnriug tho night session If the
5pna' g. ~ lie l8th nfAug1st. Mr. Fpbte, The
Democratic Teiat,r from Mississippi spotn Mt
large upon matters and things IN general. IN
tho COURSE 81 his remarks. 10 charged the Ca#s
men If the Moth With "tfeathafaHs mute-
menta againat tbe South" We copy this i'm
portaut testimony ~ we find 1t reported IN the
N. T. Commercial Advertiser.
NJ. FoJts adnti tod thai le was much more
ntt RENE than he had been. because he began
tn find that he had placed u lrgrea Of conf
dsAca IN The supporters Of Mr., CHfa here.
which ttln event was mt kelly 10 Justify mr..
C'aaa hlrH=plf. ~ noble, true and slradtaet to
I @ South. Al knew that la wnnlh veto the
Wtlnot p~rovizo, Bot some Of bis friends
here wefn ttn4hhsfvpsly plotting against the
@p1th. and were tndnarotin9 to elevate them
selves 10 the direction Of affairs wbiHIr they
were totally incompetent to manage. lie had
been warned by maby Of his Southern friends
that he was tfitstthg ton e"nIidinaly and going
too far In HI support Of Mr.. tAHa, but he had
all along assured them that he knew he waa
justified in what ho was doing. but the laRt
twenty. four hours had effected n change If
opinion. lie now began IT, Hhe tfaarhernus
movements against The South among Tho
Northern supporters Of M. Cass. 10 pHs
oneratcd M, Bright. however. from this
charge. and confined II ID those who had not
the courage TO act openly,
10 neved 10 postpone The bill 10 within u
few moments Of The final adioufnments To
morrow, and upop that motion took IA fresh
slut. lie y armed the friends Of Mr.. Cass to
be wary and cautious, Mr.. e. held n posi-
ton on slavery generally satisfactory to the
South; but hc had been assured. upon anthori-
ty in whjG1 h. had confidence, that Gen Tay-
Tor hid dtsayowod any intention to endorse the
proviso IN the Signal letter, and that there
would be published a letter from him. With u
, couple OF weeks. In which be would declare
his determination to veto The VIII mot proviso
If elected, and If an o~eGasiori arose; and that
no went farther than Mr.. Cass 10 support Of
Southern doctrines. upon the slavery question
IN that he denied the right of the people Of A
territory TO decide for themselves against tho
admission of slavery. EIo only mentioned
these things 10 show how the South stood
uptn this great issue with respect to the cam
dtdates for the Pre- idency.
According To Mr. estcott and some others
the passage Of this bill, under existing c rcun-
stances, d~eprives Mr.. Cass of all chance he
may bef're have possessed of carrying a single
Southern State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

E'nK MALE.

A double geaF t6fse 6ofn =tdlli, tihbt, gers
tto h9fses, and every thing e6nplele, feanit
site ftr sald mill Fot particulars npply nj
Ibis btitss
Sep gF93 1913. sH4b arg #4rzr%..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
MnI1fL.

Teahteta In wing accounts aasinst the pariHh N
Faat Baton .H6Iesj f8f HE ttatidft n ~ifHltEsnt children
Under The Old public stftgbl syHteti, mrs teuaested Il,
hind Them IN +. he atfsefitefa.. u II either tf tfttfr
properly certified md st76fn HI. on N tefjis he 18Th
af Nbgefnhef tieAt.
rios. DEVALL. Ftest. Police Ibyv
sam sHatFtkbb, Parish faatsrdaf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
Married..

In this town N Thursday the 7th Inst.,
by the Rev. +. y. Ernst. CnAs. CARELt
BTnrRoa to Miss Susan AMELIA Ban.
rARD, both ofthis town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

HES, TAytaR's LITTER a-1hts able ]taeutuent
carna IL hand Yesterday, ia length and "A rtesa of
other business prevented us frun giving II Nh i]nzertiot
In THE Number, Il rusers the gfnHni taken Nv all
hts fAttner letters and pbints nut his true position he.
fare tho rs,tnfFp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

The telegraph lawsuits still going IN At frankfurt
Nv, there In no dbuta IN Utr mind ~ to the result A
company can nnty lay elain tn The tnnie " enntnn
nieaithn Intelligence, anil O'Eetily'a rpuple's rtne,
have ttF that purpose rhnrnrlera entirely different
fegp theEe uapd nv Mntvp'a Eine,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

SCRooL DIRECTORS 4- An election FIR
school directors was held an Monday Last
In this town. In the second ward Me$yrS.
Shoppers, Tonnard Hnd TiSlaln were clio.
etod 10 replace Messts. Cooper, Read aud
SkolReld, In the first ward, Ncssra, Bryan,
Rahin and Huhhs, were reelected.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

The democrats 1t West Baton Rouge.
stand n much better chance If triumphiag
next November, than do the wings al this
parish, now henccfar'h or lorevet.-Dem.
Advocate.
lftou believe such stuff you are a great
deal more orodulonS than we supposed you
to b., friend Hatch. West Baton Rouge,
viii be ~ trio 10 Fartor in November as
it has always been To the Why cause. A
more firm aud worthy set If wings do not
cAist IN the stale than live in West Baton
Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

4 aias rtv r1ai unrHHFyovally. hntt and %Gotetrt.
adv desire ~ az traft 10 ~ihtpthre With the rielfs NJ
y.ittt II taftnpi the rtuttattf ~ the e]iti2ptis ~ other
HIntna'
pfs. aei thas hy ihr rnnatiuttinn uf The tlniipt Etse7,
pphafpsa ha4 ni Jurisdiction whatever nypt the ifteii
'utiBH af slavery IN the attera! aa,e!ro
MtlttAltU FltTMDfiHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

On Monday last, Mt IA meeting Of Direr.
tore al tho Louisiana prnitcntiapv, DR..
Thomas ], Beaumont was elected physt.
clan ofthat institution Er the ensuing year,
In the place IL Dr.. C.. n, French. and the
same day the policejury appointed DR., W.
II. Wood, parish physician.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

DENTtsTHY-DH HEAUHEGAHD
II nrsv In tgvgi atd will la happY n wait IN tda
friends and The public professionally
sept p@a33
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

nemetnrat trttAT YOtt CANNOT VOTE ron
WILLIAM q HtFrlEH WITHOUT rof1Na
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

SutefpR Lieut. L. n CLARK, nh infantry. cam.
mittea suicide by jumping ttnn The hurricane deck NJ
thc steamer Iowa, near Helene, Arkansas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

We have received q mammoth sheet
called "The Great Hest' published ut
Cincinnati, a family new spaper devoted to
The amusement and instruction IT the peo-
ple If the west aad southwest. II i a neat
and interesting publication worthy ofpuh-
LID patronage. The price Ut subscription
IL tao dollars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

nrs Our thaAba ara dNe " q n Hhenfa, ESQ Rr
Nate New uFieana papers.