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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

10 The Adjntant General Of The Uni
ted states has issued an order 10 the
commanding officers Of posts, requiring
them to reeeive Amin Bey, the Turkish
Envoy, with all due courtesy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

fF~ We have been requested TO say,
that The discourse on tomorrow morning,
ut The Episcopal Church, viii he on the
subject Of Education, Ivy the Rector, the
Rev. MI. I,EEBaugn. W
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

UMr William .. Gallagher, d di..
tihgulshed post Of Ohio, has, il is snid.
been appointed Private Secretary Of Mr..
Corwin, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

~ The vote for Governor, at the re-.
cent election in Maryland, wa a. follows,
Lowe, Dem, 31,123; Clarke, Wing. 20.
4~0s-Inajority for Lowe, 1926,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Government Of Louisiana.

We have been enabled to place before
our readers, at the expense Of considera-
bic labor and trouble, a list of the names
Of the officers Of the State, and Of the
Executive and Ministerial officers Of the
different Parishes of Louisiana, together
with the the names of the seats Of ius.
tice, nc. This document, may, we feel
assured, be relied upon as correct. It has
been most carefully compiled. It will be
OF great service to those who may have
business in different Parishes, as well as
to the community generally. A few ex-
ira copies have been printed, which are
at the disposal Of the public.
70 We were asked, the other day,
why we did not notice, editorially, the
line and extensive assortments of new
goods just received by our merchants
We replied that the advertisements EVIL
that sufficiently, and think so still.
Let any one who wants to purchase, refer
to our columns, and there he will find a
sufficient directory. All, as far as we are
capable Of Judging, have large and well
stocks of goods, which they are
anxious to dispose Of on this most reason
able terms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

O=Gen, Cass has been renominated for
the next Presidency by the Democratic
State Convention of Michigan,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

u Mr.. William Freret, Collector Of
the Port Of New Orleans, left that city
tor Washington, last Saturday, ON impo-
taflt business connected with the building
Of the new Custom House In that city,
which was i'll a fair way to be ruined,
according to many accounts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

" having been announced, n few DAYS
since, eslat our Donald suiyille friends
would pay tis q visit today, IL was deter
mined 10 greet them with d ball suitable
fot The utetsiui. Accordingly all necessary
arrangements were nj once entered Into.
and the preparations for the reception 81
or friends from Ascension will be as ele.
CUNT is the limited time allowed would
permit.
Tie ball will be at the ~fftraey House.
The spacious diiiing room and gnntletnen's
parlor, will lie thrown Into ole room, max
ing It q most elegant and cotiitiptli c,,s
dancing apartment.
by private letter we learn TINT Il Ia
quite likely a number Of The sladies and
gentlemen from Assumption will Join their
friends Of Ascension in the visit. Well,
the more, The hiertietl Right heartily
viii our citizens greet them all, will,
hospitality and friendly regard.
We think it likely the Many Foley
will lie here ~ about IL o'clock to-day
is to leave Donaldsonville at ! o'clock
morning, according to notice in the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

u Willie the tt chivalry" Of Georgia
aud Mississippi are becoming rampant ,,p-
on what they terri ageressiuns tt,on the
rights Of the South (tlie passage Of the
Compromise DiIls) they seem entirely to
forget that these awful "agsressions'' were
committed by Southern members Of Con
gress' Upon the passage Of the Texas
boundary and New Mexico Territorial
government bill, the North gave a majority
against the bill Of twelve votes, willie tie
,Soph voted for IL by a majority of twenty.
This bill Is more complained Of
by the Southern uitras than any OF the
but it Is evident that If any wrong
has been petpetrated upon the South it has
been done by her wi sons, despite the
opposition Of Northern members Of Con
sfess' Under these circumstances we
'aiilot imagine what right the Eoutl, has
% complain Of the North, MS lar as this
particular matter is concerned. IF she has
,eeti wrohged, slie wronged o~lierself, not
outstanding the efforts Of the North to
'revent TIE preparation Of the wrong.
The Richmond (Va) Times has the fol
swing convenient and instructive analysis
4 the vote Oh the passage Of the bill for
he settlement Of the Texas boundary and
u the establishment Of a Territorial
government IN New Mexico-tl,e Speak.
r. tote being included among the yeas
Whole vote-yeas to9, nays ~.
Northern yeas SO, Southern yeas 81.
Northern nays 60. Southern nays 30.
Northern majority against the bill II.
Southern tn%aiurity for The bill %.
Southern, Democratic yeas gs. do wing yeas 81.
Southern Democratic nays %. do wing nay /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

10 The worthlessness Of the legisla.
tive body that met last winter in Baton
Rouge, is acknowledged by every one
no human being, not even the creatures
who, benefited by the enactment Of the
most proflgate laws, have had the har.
dlhood to question or dispute the general
fiat OF the people on this point yet this
very circumstance appears to be the chief,
if not the only, inducement to the cormo-
rants to shrek ont their dreadful demands
for a renewal of the spoilation system,
before the period of its natural and fixed
return.-NeW Orleans True Delta, 18Th
instant.
The above is certainly very respectful
not only to the members of the last legis-
lature, but to the people who elected them.
The people Of Id uisiana, in all human
probability, were not aware that they
were so stupid and worthless as to elect
a body of men to make laws for them
whose "worthlessness'' "is acknowledged
by every one" until informed by the " in
DEPENDENT 'unawed," "unpurchased,"
and comprehensive True Delta. They
will, no doubt, feel under obligations to
the True Delta, and take its information
Or exactly what it is woodworking
DThe diocese of Texas has been adj
toa union with the Protestant
Convention, now in session at
Cincinnati.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Foreign Intelligence.

The Euplsl. mail steamship America reached
III $ port early yesterday forenoon. By her we
have our usual supply of foreign journals. The
NEGLIGENCE has been, to a great extent, already
anticipated by the ieegraphic dispatches.
In Enc land. the no Popery cry was evidently
IN the increase. The great meeting in Guild.
hail, in London, has eaded fuel to the fierce
flames of the Incorporating and bitter spirit
which has seized upon portion OF the English
neople. Tie General assembly of Scotland. too,
Contribute their weight, and both kinks find
coa.mon point of union, and make common cause
in their denunciatlon of the Man of Sin." as
they now style the once lauded and ldolized
.PIo Mono" All this would have been very
we'll. if il had Immediately followed his treache.
~ to The freedom Of Italy; but it loses much of
lis weight with LIBERAL mind when thus directed,
no, against the real sins of The man, but against
the faith of which be is the exponent. To such
an extent is the feeling carried, that the Attor-
ney General said to have III preparation
bill. making ii penal offence, on the part of the
Romlsh clergy, TO hold Eaglish titles.
The most imporicnt feature in the Europesn
news relates to the position of Austria and Prus-
sia 1t seems on the face OF it, quite warlike.-
We must confess, that for our part, we put not
much faith IN these anticipa.ions of war. We
believe that one or other OF the parties will
back out. In view of the bankrupt condition of
Austria, the pen-up rebellion still smouldeting
in her provinces, il would be little less than mad
ness even with Russia to back her, to persist in
deiyng-not Prussia only, but all Western and
liberal Europe. The government of Prussia
would readily yield, we doubt not, to her imperi
Gus demands, but the people OF Prussis the
constitutional party, who control the Legislature,
will listen to nothing of the kind. We believe
Austria Will yet recede. This does not, how
ever, appear to be the general expectation il Eu-
rope which is rather that war Can hardly now be
ayJided-Bosfon .4iias, I4ih.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Later from California.
Nav YoRK. Dec. 20.

NEW YORK, Dec. ~.
The steamer Cherokee arrived at this port this
morning from Chagros VIA Kingston, with one
million sir hundred and eighty thousand one hun
dred dollars in gold, and ;,6l passengers
The cholera had abated at Kingston. 1t was
still raging in the interior of Jamaica.
Gold continued 10 come into San Francisco
from he mines plentifully. 1t was selling at
San Frarcisco at SIS IL an ounce.
The cholera had abaled at San Francisco; at
Sscrenenlo city, and up the river, 1t was more
fatal.
Business was very brisk.
The passengers by the Cherokee have -four
hundred Thousand dollars IN gold, additional to
that on the steamers manifest
Indian difficulties CONTINUE but not Of ser-
Gus nature. Several skirmishes have taken
place, with the LOSS of but two or three lives on
either side.
The Sscremento Times saws, we have seen
porous from various portions Of the minrs, from
whom we earn thai the cholera had spread TO
but very ii .Iied extent. 4 few cases nave &C.
Cured al Nevada City, Rough and Ready, snd
other OWES
TIL Yuba MINIS have gererally yielded we'll
the averages per man beng So or $40 daily. A
large number of iniueTs will winter IN The Yu-
ba.
Gov. Burnett has Issued a proc!ama' ION. ap-
polulirg the Both Of Nnve,nber as day of
thanksgiving, Praise and Prayer.
TIE nomber Of asseagers that arrived by sea,
from ort'ber Isl, lS49, to DC ooer list, 1850,
was 43 els; The num Der that left from Del. lot
to October 3lst, was $500.
improvements were rapidly progressing. Col.
Fremont is SAID 10 be very unpopular. King
vii pr baby ne elected Senator. The Wings
have the majority, but do not turn out IN force.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Pu,rnonary consumption,

From i,s having ala st always b,si the mast skiiful
il h very Justly termed the "O,-
,ryrum o Ply sirian- sni until within law ys'f-,
besu geuras coiiiied ncu-abe, Although many med cat
man 81 The hybes strnaia. whom mas mention
Iaeuus. and trend d yl-bah Distinguished anth"fs,
admit hat dreaded disease my be cued even 10
whs III. iua-s completf ~ dis-
q, ,nir.d Tue remedy which offsr, N'stnrs b.
sam OF Wild Cherry, the Of this disease not only
en-nates fro regular hvscan but has also been well
tested ali complaints for which 1t is recommended
LOOK WELL To THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE
The genuine si<am pur up in bottles, with the words
.sD, W,,tar's Bsi<an Of Wild Cherry rha," bicwn in
the gass-e,ch bottle bearing label ou the front with the
sign tuFe Of ,v-rav, u,.,aa N.ss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Deaths.

In this village the liih the residence Of Mr.
g. r. Redhrid E. A. Randall, ESQ representative in the
General Assembly the Of Greens
Mr. r. taken sick about the middle Of the session, Of
typhoid fever.
In Lyndon, Nov g. Elder Dsnel DUMMY, asede years
anil II months.
In Danvrle. Dec g. of palsy, Mr. Thomas Hoy, the
ee,h OF his age. He had been Of tie baptist
church upwards OF forty
or. and one ofthe first settlers Of Danviiie.
In ae.amento City, Oct 81, Herman sitIey, g. Yer
mont darrhoca Nov A. P. Nenick q, vessne, chol-
era Nov - French, 30 Vermont. ehol. "a.
Al Beae's Bar. hs North Fork ofthe American River,
Of cholera, DyerJ Bottom, aged ~ The decea4sl a
native Of Orwell, VT Il -
Al Washington, opposite Sacramento City, 18th ctoAer,
oehoera Dr. James Heath, aged 49, native Of csfinth,
and rccenrly Of Janesvsils, Wis a4tF
Al San FIanciseo. Now 10, s. Jewet, MiddIeusy, VI
aged S..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

CLEANSE THE BLOOD TO OBTAIN HEALTH.
Read the following remarkable ever recoided
Hcs.r.. Briuiev & Co, Bo<ten:
G-ati-m-n-Tba ryrup IF SarsarurIis, prepared nv
Dr. Corbet. has proved blessing mysrlf
OF mine, glad 10 afford you he following
tacts which you li5sry To deem best.
In the spring of 1877 sis left Vermont company
with myself for Maneh -ie-, ". u. Our health mod
erseiy soo, the best rather
blged To give up woik. My stomach become
wc *, and Of my body Ny eldest
then afflicted IN the while the
had rushing of blood to the head. cauug times
severe susi,n of the face This become last painful,
she 4 work. with her ssI. iare for home, when
bleeding fth. lungs in with the youngest. tried all
kinds Of my sisters and myself but with
benefit relief whatsoever, The doctors said dis
euse OF the blood, and take time cure, if
About twelve months sinee 1 bought in Manchester.
New Hanpshne, Of J. A. Perry, Druggist, a bottle Of
"Carbett's Sarsaaaua," hut respectable
PHI scisn's to the certificates and this
ind rut happy TO inform that alter using
this medicine short time iornd myself once more we'll
man. and then to work 10 Lowell.
NV sisters confidence il tins medicine, and tried
other SiIsapara Mx,uas largely advertised, but b.
cume every dSy. sent them, however, seine OF
DR. Csrhetts which ha' bought Carl ton Hovey's,
in Lowell. And can honestly say that my sisters
well any women 10 the world. The disease OF the
skin all gone, aud bleeding of the lungs stopped, and
honestly say that had it bccn Tor this Sarsaparlia OF
Coibeus, believe we should now all nave been IN our
Please take my thanks and this any way you deem
'''' ''' ""' GEORGE A. HEELEY.
State Of massachusetts, Suffolk a. Boston Feb 10, 1919
Then personally appeared before this day. the shove
named Gcor.e A Hceey and acknowledged the above to
CHARLES HAYWARD, Justice of'bs Peace
Rr EDWARD BaiNLEY co, Druggists, Boston
Mes. & 4 South side Faneui, II H.
Also far sal. by their appointed Agents
For saie hy Rc,sheid Il Gsannis, and by 8 K Collins
PIniieid Thuher & Bo~ie-, Washington; Dickinson and
Peases. Chelsea; also by assu' sseneIai,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
VERMONT WATCHMAN STATS JOURNAL cEMBER g. 1850.

PnrcEa Beef Caue-Ths prices obtsinsd Isst fds
a like quality hardly sustained, feu Exrs S6
6rst guilty $50 seeood ass IS; tkra ESQ., e4,7S
Ssefe.-two yesm Old 10 Is ,h'es year, Old, - Is
Working Oxen.-Sslss Il Ga, rs and 9Js l06
Cows and Calve--eaIes "a, 81. q, - and g.
shssp-salrs At 81 "a, ss2 2,275 8 aad 81.
S~ine-smali nts paddle, 70 AIS for BsEzvws.-
At retail f.om4 "a Ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

We are aot much the habit of taking p"ng medi-
zines though had rather au The thal swallow
them any day. But this Bai.Ln Of Wild Cherry
ne of Natuse pure pre- and has eeted
,x.r.ornary Gu as under Immediate knowledge. that
We are hou I'd IN Justice chronicle
and publish The ~ 10 he world We have neither time
room, tn report the particulars of il has effected for
que of the c.mnosiiprE the sfee of the Mirror and
iats, 10 dliscli.ns aad certificates.
Washington, North Carolina.
Mr.. Fuwle:
Dear sr-Mr Hervey Hill, whose cer,ihee is given be-
how is one respectable farmers and his wife
enjoys good health
Very respectfully yonrs.
WM. A. SHAW, NJ. d.
Beaufort County, North Carolina, |
Chocowin.y Na,h'ng.on, Aug -, 1877
The snsJ feeling grateful for the relief afforded
,,m, it is juAtice say hn, but for the oil
that remedy his wife, long afflicted with what she
aud all s,Les con-aeroi Consumption would have piobs
by been f, her grave but alt the dangerous and
have been removed by the ola fe W
bYtIes add attends daily u,ocations usual
lIERyEY HILL-
SETH W. FowLr, Druggist, No l3' Washing street,
Boston, Mass. the sols proprietor u the sinsi receipt
o the of the medicine a0d supplies
both nj wholesale and RETAIL Of whom agencies be
obtane.. 49,
AI~sys signed BUTTS, il genuine.
For saic BY Redied Granns, Montpelier g. X. Col
Inns no.; French and Walker, Barre; L. E. x G. French,
PiainGea; Thurber Bowies, Washington Dickinson and
Psasles, Chelsea
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Alarriaees.

Al sensboro. Dec. BY Rev. Ora Pearson, Il Bsron
Rev. Henry Melville, late of Scotland, and Miss suah
Chaplin eldest daushtst the .ats Rev W. A. @ spn Of
GreenrsoIo. 80 49, - -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Hear the Patient.

HlnDver, Ohio, April 3, 1857.
Dear sii wish cnHli tell all that suffer with Cough
what your Cherry Preo al done for IL does
they henei ted by the information had lun,
which let my weak and inf uned Ceins
unable gam strength ALL rieuds thought
must sink cun~umpion- had appetite and u
Dire ad last wearing away brs IN to take
your heauul medicine, by the advice OF Csrsymaa, who
effects before IL eassd Cough hsi, and
gave night la less than ioaisnt, icouid
WELL my cough had Ceased 10 be trouble appe
ute NY food he'd tie, which restored
ny stre,gh. Now after i've weeks, II and strong
nc other help ihsa your cherry Pectoral.
Youfs with respect,
JULIA DEAN.
hereby certify that the above statement OF my uie is in
conformity with my Of her case aud BY
Ayers Cherry PeetofuL JOSEPH DEAN
he above named Joseph Dean and Julia. hrs wife,
personally known me- and implicit confidence Gay be ps-
ced IN their statement :
SAMUEL q. vANDERwENT,
Pastor ofthe Baptist Church.
PREPARED By &c AVER. Gle MisT. LOW ELL MasE,
~ man, and deem nothing which rslatas for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
BANK OF ORLEANS.

NO1ICE l. hereby tiut books oi The
OF twenty thou,and dollars additional stock
Bank or tlran- viii be opened SAID bsak
on the I OF December next, and rcmain e thar puf-
posr tea GAYS exclusive i Suniss-- Eght huadred
safs are added at SS per share and doa's per
viii be l. OUR d on suh-cripoa.
JAN Is A. PADDOCK
ISAAC n. CUsIHAN.
MEeRfCk aNsFiEi.D, Commissioners.
ELISHA WHITE.
W. ". plcKEkMAN,
frasburgh. Nov. 90 1850 0i:3w
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Very respectfully yoais. -
WM. A. SHAW, NJ. d..
nlarkets.
Cattle Market, Dec. rs.

Cattle Market, Dec. IS.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Al Masket SIG Cattle, about 800 Beeves, and 26 Stores
eousssins Wkng Oxen, and CsIves, and Three
Years Old, and YesIilnss.
Priess--Makst gssi-Ezta $500 per e.t lat essliiy
50, 2ne qualify Ss00 Sd quality - So ordinary 80
Hides $500, per cwt. T.,,ow, esssu
Stores- wOshing Oxen go, 90, = 100.
Cows and Calves, go, D, and s..
Ysariinss, @, 6, and go
Tao years old go, Is. and 10.
Three years old, SIS, l6 and Is.
Sheep and Lambs, 4I10 Al Market.
Paicss-E.s.. 81. and a. By iossl0, q and I, So
6wns-s &c.
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PAMPHLETS.

Giving Itofy yBd esc ct the character AVID va
rrry OF Consumption accompanied ,h certificates fem
ct good Standing IN this city, aud other
PLACES showing which they have been cured
Of The seose diseases, he bad the Otce
No :, St,tr Street ,-GkaIIs-
orders should be addressed to REDDg.v.<r GO.
State street, Bvstot.-
Price 81 per bersic, or BATTLES Cor i've do,'s.
Sold ~ pesI by Town Halt, State str-st also
sold by T. A. fcck, Burlington; James PoTicr Rutland
Nichols & Smith. Bellows FAILS.
Nh srherck will visit Montpelier Saturday
Febuir and III PATIENTS Gottri.is Hotel
scyFcr further PARTICULARS enquire nf
TOWN & HALL : gents. State Street,
Qs.s, staf,tpcii-r VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

THE Annual Meeting Of the National Life Insurance
Comp sny OF the L. states WI, be holden The Office
Of Company ia MuBipehei Vi. the first Monsi "
January next o'cnck a. NJ e. he choice Of thirteen
Directors ageesby The e.
an act Incorporating said company and Tor the
ANY other proper business.
1T. THURS ron, secretuIy.
Montpelier, December 3 Ie5J "a
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$4,000 (!

prices nd Of before this Northern
Countr-So thrk aud fast wits plenty Of Cash
anil YOU Will 6nd this hambog
ELLIS, WILDER and co.
Montpelier Dec 10. $50. 05eg
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Grange County Mutual.

NOTICE Is hereby given thai has this
day been made y directors Of the Orange Couatv
Mutual Fire Insurane Company Of IA per all
the premium farce tho 3Jth day Of September
A. D. ie5 be paid into the Treasury by day
January next
JOHN w. SMITH, Treasurer.
Chefsea. 1850 OF
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A Great National Picture.
WASHINGTON!

From SfwGrs's Moot eeSsbrase6 PSfHsfsgs
THIS LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT P0RTRAITUF
i WASHINGTON, FROM The BURN u an American
tsi is by al who have II 70 DO OF tbs
oeanul puhasshed ana I Or
RECT Likeness OF WASHINGTON. The size Of The
plate eighteen eight inches, which will make
Tor the Pafi' and should be IN the hands
OF cve,y A--ss'ofu citiz q.
Il correct copy from Stuar's celebsa:ed original
Painting, at the State House, Hartford, (;oun.
IL IS finely engraved and tinted superior plate pa
per- That may be within the Of all. the rubiishcr
has reduced the price 20 One Dollar.
All persons remng the may rely uron receiving
perfect copy by OF mail to par Of ths United
States, carefully rollers made Tor the purpose ffse
OF postage.
Address all orders, post paid, 10 the publisher.
JOHN :. TAYLOR, Bookseller
053w. aud Publisher, New-York.