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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
On the Management. Of Newspapers

Publications Of all kinds, if properly
managed, are calculated 10 benefit the
community but if controlled improperly
they may do more evil than good. If their
Inhuenre is contrary to good morals, it is
form necessity injurious. II calculated to
ditluse intelligence and virtue, and promote
truth. they may justly b, styled public
benf,ciors. Light aud trivial idea>-un-
impor'an, matters (,h"ush they may no, be
directly de!eterious in their inf1uence) had
much better be omitted in all kinds OF pub.
lie prints. For the simple reason that they
are OF no utility, they had better be discar.
bed. 1t is not worth while TO waste ink
and paper-and what is more, the fine oI
The PRIMER and re der by their publication.
We would not say by any means. that
newspaper should be dives,cd OF all humor
and lace, from il. We are
pleased with smiling face. and we are
pleased with pleasantly in newspaper pub.
locations. But to tell the plain truth, edi.
tors are often too much inclined TO occupy
their columns with light. trivial and un-
meaning puns. squibs, &c, which are Of no
possible ulliry to The public. DR.. Chan
ming says, Newspapers are o.len times
conducted in such manner as TO contain
very l,te except the chaIT and sweepinss
Of human thought. IDEAS and suggestions
are m,ie in almost every paragraph which
may bs called hydrogenic-they are al.
most wholly devoid Of specific gravily."-
EranspiIle tIl) Commercial.
OJ Almos, every business man can at
tes, The truth Of tie foliowing-especiaIly
.be s,aemen, contained in the last s,n.
tence
Gov. Bsrbour.of Virginia, in an address
before an agricultural society, says :"Let
every man have the forIi,ude TO look his
Il fairs in the face. 10 keep an account OF
his debts and items Of expenditure, no mai
ter how long or black the lis, if he don't
look into it, his neigh5ors will and more,
let him show il to his wife, if he has one.
lf prudent woman. il will be Of service !;
+; ii imprudent, it will do no harm. But there
are very few Of the latter, and cheerfully
bear evidence 10 the care and economy Of
woman. When in situation to observe, ]
Ican safely say,lhat never knew a woman
left to the care Of an embarrassed estsie, that
did not exlrica.e il ifa was possibk,s
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23

Unleeling men in prosperity are sure 10
bs unpitied in adversely.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

We are not certain, however, that
Russia wlllever desist from harassing
them with hostilities. The drain
which these annually make upon her
population is supplied without diff
Guilty, and it may DC that her govern
ment looks upon the war as conve-
nient method oftraining her generals,
keeping her troops in order, and ac-
customing them to scenes of danger.
Philadelphia North American.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06
[coMMUNIcATED.l l

l. a
MIR. EDITOR The appropriation
made by the last Legislature for the
purpose of adding ire-proof Offices
to the Court House in your Village,
has excited considerable interest in
various parts of the District; while
the unlucky Contractor and his still
more ill-fated bull have formed the
theme of many witling's jest.
Myself and neighbors were highly
pleased when we heard "the appro-
prltion" had been made, nor did we
dream that there could be found a
solitary individual in all the District
who would object to it. We were,
however, to some extent mistaken, as
we have met with few persons who
manifest some discomfort on the sub
ject.
My neighbors and myself, Mr.. Ed
itor, are plain farmers, and we had
in our simplicity supposed, that, First,
it would be no inconsiderable benefit
to the District, could the Public Re-
cords, the evidence Of the right and
title OF most Of our property, be Sc
cured from the dangers of fire, this
could only be done by placing them
in fire-proof Offices; and, Secondly, as
it would be a haevy tax to the peo-
pie of the District were they to un-
dertake unaided to build these Off
ccs, it was therefore an act of kind
ness in the State 10 build them for us,
and one too, for which, if we did not
wish to acquire character for un-
gratefulness, we should be reasonbly
thankful.
All are aware Of the immense inn
portance of the public records, and
of the almost incalulable loss which
would be occasioned by their des-
truetion; such catastrophe would
carry absolute ruin to hundreds of
our Rest citizens, and therefore the
positive necessary for securing them
from all hazards, cannot fail to be APP
parent to every one; while any body,
who will pause one moment to re.
fleet, must see what iminent risks
they run locked up in rooms which
are exposed every hour TO the dan
gers of fire.
Besides, this District has been
greatly neglected by the Legislature,
and has never received one fourth OF
the aid which has been layished on
the other Districts of The State, and
while they are fattening on the pub
lie crib, it is but fair that she should
be allowed to gather some Of the
crumbs which fall from the peoples
table. l..,.
The chief cause of diseontent
,oems to be the excavations which
are going forward on the public
square, and though these are abso
lutely necessary to perfeet the intcn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06
KEOW EE COURIER
Friday, Sept. q, n $50.

scribcrs who live at distance the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
actns agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
criptons to the KEowEE COURIER, viz;
MAJ w S. GRESHAM, at West Union.
EpwARp HuGHEs, ESQ., g Horse Shoe.
f.. 2. WERNER Esq, g Bachelors Retreat ~
NJ f. MrrcnELL, Esq, " Pickensville.
j. L. HAGocD, Twelve Mile.
JT. WEBB. for Anderson District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

man, Pendleton, S. G.. has been re-
ceived, and though we are not deep
ly versed in matters pertaining eli
ther to practical or scientific farming,
yet we are assured by 'one who
knows that the present number is
very superior one.
The Bruiser, is facetious paper
just getting under way at Atlanta,
Ga, and purporting to be edited by
Sam Slick. One has only to glance
at the contents Of this sheet to see
that its Slick is no relation of the
Slick of Slickville.
ARTHUR's HOME GAZETTE This
is large and beautiful sheet Just
started in Philadelphia, by that pop.
ular writer, L. S. Arthur. The
Home Gazette endeavors to be what
its name purports, a family paper,
and from its handsome appearance,
and the high character ofits Editor,
we make no boubt but that it will
meet with liberal patronage, and
soon become a welcome visitant to
many a happy circle. We wish
Mr.. Arthur all success in his new en-
terprisc.
EDITORIAL CHANGES, A. God
man, the spirited Editor and propri-
etor of the Laurensville Herald, inn
PEELED by failing health, has retired
from the editorial management of
that paper, and is to be succeeded
by Messrs. J. ID. Wright and r. M.
Stokes. In welcoming these gentle
men into the corps, we feel assured
that in their hands the Herald will
fully sustain the high character which
it acquired under the management
of the late Editor, for whose happi-
ness and future prosperity, we take
this occasion to express our warmest
wishes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

THE TEXAS LEGIsLATURE.-This s
body, which is now in session, is said
to have received Governor Bells
Message, synopsis of which we
give OH another page, with much en-.
thusiaSm.
The Governor say, "the time for
argument and eXpostulation has past
and that nothing will now satisfy
Texas but the complete subiugation
TO her authority Of the four disaffect-
ed Counties" and this seems to be
as far as we can Judge from indica-
tons which have come under our OBJ
servation, the popular feeling on the
subject.
How Mr.. Pearce's Bill will be re-
ceived we are unable to say, we are
disposed to think, however, that it's
reception will not be very favorable,
though the fact that it has received
the support of Senators Rusl and
Houston would seem to induce diff
ferent opinion.
The Legislature has made proyis-
ion for raising and keeping in the
field five regiments, which Governor
Bell will lead in person to the deba-
table lands.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06
NOTICES.

lN " ~ IL - ..Lst
The Edinburgh Review for July
and Blackwood's Magazine for Au-
gust have been received from Leon
ard Scott e. Co., N. Y.
We have on our table Godey's
Lady's Book, for October, which is
quite an interesting number. ue
The School FELLow.---The Au-
gust number of this interesting little
Magazine has been received from
Walker & Richards, Charleston.
The Farmer & Planter, Sepiem-
bcr number, from Seaborno g. Gil.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

The LATE SToRM.-From all
quarters we hear accounts of the dis
asters occasioned by the violent wind
and rain of Oath ult. AS far South
as Texas and as far North as Canada
the storm, coming, i'll different locali-
ties from different points of the com
pass, appears to have ragged with
great violence, and the shipping on the
Atlantic coast has suffered greatly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06
NEW POST ROUTES.

The House has passed the Bill
''to establish certain Post Roadz in
the United States," which will doubt
less pass the Senate in a few days.
In the second Congressional Dis
trict of South Carolina the following
new Post routes are established:
lst. From Newberry G. H., via
Reynosa, Huntington, Cross Anchor,
Woodruffs, and Pleasant Grove, to
Mevrittsville in the District of Green
vile.
2. From Laurens G.. H., via North
Creek, Milton, Spring Grove, Cross
Hill, Waterloo, Mount Gallagher,
Brewerton, Simpsons Mills. Tumb.
ng Shoals, Rcaberns' Creek back TO
Laurens G. II.
3. From Pickcns G.. H., via Clay,
tons Mills, Salubrity, Pickensville,
Wolf Creek, James Hughes, to Pick
ems G.. III.
H. From Pickens c H., via Rob-
ert Stewarts, Andersons' Mills, and
J. Nix's on Eastatoe, to Pickens G..
III.
S. From Anderson to Athens, Geo.
6. From Dysons' Mills, by Green
wood, Dead-fall, Cokesbury, and
IT.n O.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

Professor Webster was hung at
Boston on the 30th ult. He died
penitently and without a struggle,
and is said to hav made no further
confession.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

ANOTHER MAMMOTH CAvE.-The
cave recently discovered near Madi-
son, Wisconsin, is supposed to ex-
tend under inc greater part of Dove
and Iowa counties. An exploring
party lately passed FIVE days in ex-
amning il. They passed over and
among large passes, which proved
TO be lead ore of fine quality, spread
ing over an extent of three miles.
They found, also, fine copper ore,
and eleven pounds Of native silver,
Crystals, stalactites, incrustations,
&c, were abundant, and waterfalls
and lake, which was axnlored III a
canoe, and found to be tllirty-seyen
feet deep.
Mrs. Gen. Gaines is now at al
Wilmington, De-, with her early
friend, The wife, Of the Rev, Chambers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

WedcepNy regretted seeing the following
paragraph in the Pointe Coupte Echo, of
the 20th, We nrdently tsust that the ter
rlhle disease may not progress. To be
scourgcd with the cholera nttef the de-
ya>tation caused hy the overflow: would be
hard indeed:
We regret that orr duty to Tie commu-
nifty, as a public journalist, cou:pels us to
the appearance of the Cholera
in u Parish, eighteen or twenty cases
have occurred, OF 4 fatal character. on the
!. plantation of the late Col. Charles Nor
gan, and two on that Of Mr., Louis Porche,
ng-The following, though ed, will be
interesting to those who ars fond of
sausageS;
A lady having purchased some sausages
of couple of boys, overheard item dispu-
ting about the money,
Give me half of it, says o.lGn
Il won't" a V the other.
Now, that amt fair, you Know faint,
10, Tor half the r,r Nas mise
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

~. III. ,H4.at, =, s5sa.a,.,a Ia Is aa.gat va
- LII" t..a.;;aa ~ tta faAaa atsanni;,a III
- ~ ~ q e. stta...sd
f5r "a !" = y 4 t.asaa,a1 Ia aa.haia4,t, i, f.
w, ,,os, . na'W'E p"pseaseo ~ aItoa :, ~ !, y, ~
fbf oi Y h'fkiaia, i' ~ oais | y :. p ~
~. VIZ ~ y u .,. n Il H. r,t,,,; linn ~ ths
pofol ~ ny pailSl y ~ + saa - L. /, H. tt,ti pp,inisgg
,FpeEloi - - LII. IN a.. a, !. /, All IL, sa,,a ,stss ma
Jury s'fo ., sa.u PARISH "''' ~ 7'" -" ~"
h'''ooslH ,eletieo, r.u ..aaaA..,u., ID a,,a,,,,, Ia
US. 81 ~ ha y Eata aaaI ii. l' a,,,t,,,,,t Ia, a. l., Nh ~
!atui " ~, ~ l n ,i 81 a Ia nt,n.Is II M tba s,,,,
= ps,is ! sI ,naa w. IL, :" ,pa ,t,,,, If ,I,s r,,,,,a a y
If Joba Ast, ,' :
The ysas and nays being called fur. on the al
lowing n he %reietiins Of saiJ account, The tsteE
were as ioiltwsf
Yeas. Pipes. Lyle. taBdtite, Smith. febert and
Landry. NAYS. Petit, Bsbip and ItaHton.
The artaiint Was allowed and The Treasurer gts
il,otizsd 10 t,ssy lis sptt,e dti HE warrant Of tie
President rfIfie Police jury al
RrsJ,sl. fbaat he SIN, u Fneen dollars be and
ia hereby allowed Stephen Winter. Est. for esz
pcrnest i~,,rttrtBl Nv hin, IN l,,tFins q stranger who
l;aa ~ hs bt,,sa. In This psrish and that said stttn
ln ,sil ~ lie Warrant IL The President Of the
toliss NV 81,
An ap,4,i,,ti If Az 80, in favor nf A tisiniet fir
services ID physician. on prisoners In he Jail " as
allowed and s~i,lsfal 10 be paid
Mr. valitant l~Iel,ptt moved that be he exttis-
sell from serving On HE Ttthnniiltea appointed by
tb;s Jt,y NJ lis i,tevipns session to give and sign
tho Parish bonds In lavef If rteditprs having
,lsir}ls asaifst iIla Parish. which. t, iitbtihti wis
allowed, And lie President appointed JOHN 1.
t,,luisll, Esti,. in his stead.
The accounts If Massis. Craig and, Winter Mt
services as tcnsiahles. being pl,jecled 10, the vote
was rallAi fpf and was as follows .
Yeas. Lyle. Pipes aud Smith. Nays. Leblanc,
Landry. feiit. ttahin, Laftut and Halett The
a~ftp,tit Mere tl,etetir,pii rajetied.
Tdu tski1Upt ri FsneyHi TrfatfiDH
a., H. ,,p,,. ia5o -tbs;, .,,,,;ntpieuts
~, l"e "" wy It'll, - 1t!ti,I.
~ 'tH", ie'vn '7''" ' -
'ne,"n' fe's's ,'rnienr' 5.i... tyy.i.aAu, IT,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Family Grocery Store.

TIVE undersigned respectfully in .uss~us
J. FIRMS thh pubic thai hf has r. aTF IsFEMgSs
mated ~ lis old stand III IaveF straft. rnd ha3
op hand and Is constantly receiving II ~ asspft,
mep' II ARTICLES il 1hn above lipe AIMING whitH
ERE ~
Snea, Louisiana and Havana, 1ot,bis HeatfT,
Crushed and Powdered
fdNfe mi i'm If varinus qualities ...i
F,h s~ti'1'ines, God hsh, Paddock, Matkatal ehA
l~ierfings. .s.
fmtpvo If different qualities,
Gigars. common and fine, .-t
Ga,pNes ~sratmssfnt. Sfehrine and JaIloHf
amp Soda 5hd t$tfd fatFtily Soap, -,
spnts; Fepp"t, Cinnamon, fipy9s, r%ntt6saf,
Mustard, AID Cayenne Pepper,
PiHe. Cutnhnlers. Uliye aud tapefs TT,
P,urieirus Flour, porR, Feet Lsrd, Bath, Dried
beef, bologna Sanspga4 aad beef Tongps
Tiease Holland. Cheshire and W~esfafn,
EenhDps Tomato and Walnut .t. .a1
OAs Oiivn, in half bottlss anl bottles, Lad ind
Lamp
Tppas; RaisdfT., Carrstts, Figs, Lstts std tpr9h-
died Fruits,
Fas. Aimrnsfa and PetHns,
Utotoiots Sweel qni spieed No, J., l.
Hints Of various Qualities, rof1,ais n III kin'fs,
Old brandy, Jamai7a Rum, Holland Gin,
NhHiongaiela Wi,isEey, ff,tio5' bot'et snd
Ale ..tpr..
/ have constantly u, hand Far, f'osiu aud t,ftb
btrsh Coal june 81 y. A. MONTAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
(.roc6rlea.


I HAVE iiist received Al The Planters Store
i John SllaYs. sugar cured Hams, plain Hans,
Shoulders and Miidlinss,
Sperm and Star Candles, Il
Winthestefs' Boston soars FIRST quality
siateh. Indigo, Ntitfness; BE-.
Wrapping aud Letter tlaper.
llitsi Fall. Butter. laid and Flour,
rietifs. Preserves and Brandy fruits,
Loaf altpvn and crushed spgat.
French Brandy, Holland Eid, Jamaica HUM
rp,t, Clatel. Medafia and champaign wine,
Athisetl, Hose and Penpt. Cordial,
Old ttYe anil tetiiiled Wniskey,
Rio Lasitifa Havana ST. Domingo Coffee
Western, Reserve and Dairy Butter,
Nails. Hoes. flottsis, Spades and shovels,
tloliop Tit and Tt6tkety ware,
Glass. China and Farihaii- WIRE,
Solar Lamps, Lamps and Candle *itk
With a general assortment Of Hardware and Cut
lery. NJ d. WOLFE,
itAy 20, ". No. j, Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
IhcryiNe stca boats.

Ibertille is i gfeht parish for steamboats,.
beautiful women aid gtllttt gentlemen
The other day we inserted u description Of
lie Minerva. u " jim Zip" little steamer
lately built il, TINT Parish, and hdw we
rive the following from, The Sentinel. If
the onu, Uitrnh ~ hume enterprise and
industry May Their lirtgress continue to
I've "upwanl and onward
- AHornrR IprRv,1tH RtFAMBdAT We
had tltp pleasure on Yesterday Of esalnins
inU tho hull If a new steamer which viii
aoun le labhrlied iieur Bayou sie was
built. and 10 owned, hy Capt RnnH'r
Funrr. aud is intended 10 riit etweei
Crosse 1'fte and plnIltelnine rs q Mai
and PASSENGER Packet. Her model is
Fanltltss. aud We predict tl,Rt she will I've
q fast ttnppller. iipt maine has not yet
been given 10 her, but we ptesttitle SHE
will Re tl,ristaned when che touches her
native element Ter engine istoh be placed
IN the hold, and there ate many other iea-
lures rstuliarly original Her size is
rnhtl,tnu IA traa If" but still Of sufficient
dimensions 10 he ui credit tt Plautieinil,e
and ~, honor to her builder. Energy and
enterprise have commenced tA work here
within the last Two years, Aiid we trust il
will lie Along time before either will al,nte.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

On Friday morning. 2fth instant. WttttAM Pc
Rrpttv. aged I months. son uf Ilenrtile pianagty
and Opi,elia FnrstalI, both Of New Orleans,
Nr,r O,isnas BIZ ptr,sp ruyV, ,
uF~His Friends aud acquaintance are requested
TO attend his funeral this morning ri y o'clock.
from his residence on Florida Street
In Newport. KY, OFF The 9Th July. 1861, Mrs.
t.nuttNt III + HeRHY, wife Of Taylor II berry.
Esq. and sister Of the Rev. John W. Harmon Of
Isaton Rouge.
On the 18th inst. at The residence Of H. II. lie
son. ESD In this Parish; WIN II 11Howr, aga'eth
months. sob Of Mfr. M. Drown, Of Baton Rouge
Coaao,dtd futettigeHeey
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

spnatsisu dc JAWS A. RASAtpsos No. t34.
dstfdf, application des Ctfenefrs pony Corr III
7s'R y nj ny,e asscuibtfe po,er dfitbs,rr sne hstria
sur Ia nmnniire Ia Plus avantageuse Judi. Par
dr retrdrr. 6issc II
u. Rouge.
r APPLICATION ti.desst,s ayant ets lus ct
- considfr6e, ct 6tant autofisee psf Ia loi. II
ekt done ortonne du' unc assemble dea ,er6anciers
du dsfiitil soft tetiie pardevant sarttel S~kbl6eld,
Recorder de Paroisse, pour Ia Paroisse d'Est Ba.
tom Rouge, ls "a Aoft 1850, pour deiiberer DIS
n%iatieres mentionn6ses dams cette application.
II est de plus ottionnees quill soft denne avis de
cette asstu,bl6e h Daniel Turnbtill, Bartielenii
Barrow d'Ouest F6liciana ct Lydia Ranaldson
DIST Baton Rouge, CONNIE par demande, ct que
John W. Seymour, Avocat soft par ces presents
noinme pour represenier les crsaneiets absens.-
II est de plus ordonn6 que Get brdre soft public
coniuie II est present. par la loi.
fSign6,j JJ BURR,
II Juliet 1850. Juge DID bme Dist, judi.
.Hrefe. Pour copie coiiforrtie.
H. NJ (signe1 NJ. MORENO, Grefier' y
ETAf DE LA LOUISIANA
Pdfoisse II Est Baton Rouge.
Conforrnement h Fordre ci-dcssus les ctEanciefs
de la succession de James A., Ranaldson lde.Gette
Paroisse) decide, sont par >rts present nosihGs de
s'assembler 4 MON btireau, 4 Baton Rouge, lie "a
Aont prochain-ls5J 4 10 heures du matin pouf
y deliberer sur les ~rsstieres don't il est iait men-
ton dams la demande DIES petitiotnaires, ct sur Id
maniere Ia plus avanlags,ise de vendre les bIens
dc la succession. saM: SkOLFlELD,#
July 20, 6s. Recorder
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
TO IRyee Contractors,

CTAbED Proposals will he received lF The
- Mayor and iUHtI 1t Tpt,nrilninn If ihe town
Of Bayou, Sara. tiniil Wednesday, HE 1lsi July,
1850. ii construct a Letee around said Town. ac-
t%ot,ling IL the plan, aiH,insions aud specifications
h. he seen Al The Mayors Office in said JoAp.
Said contract will embrace about / mile Of Ievee
pi an average ahott - FEEL base md FIVE feet
hiah, said Work 10 ba ~ affhd 10 HE lowest and
beet bidder, WIN viii be required to give bond
aitl setiirity for o,e half tt,nte thar the amount IF
The contract. Conditioned that the said work
shall IL toihh1afed BY lAhe first day If January
ne Il, ane,c,otlins II t%o'''fact ~,.utt...
Persons sending in proposals. will furnish II thH
satt,a time the names nftiiair securities otherwise
The hid will moi he considered.
JAMES H. MARKS, Mayer.
WV Bat,
Ftwtv HIT,
Ffhts N GsAaf. Boa,dH C5nataHsn
a. w Ehtt,
A. GAsvA,
July &, ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
COIN & OPpENnEIlf.
sign Of the Golden Beehive,

- EsPECTFULLY rail- the nj aAssfAs.s
IN t%etiien Of the public to their TEkES1s@sAgA
adveriisefiatnf in huptbat column, MgA& IN.
and having just received in addition azssaxsMssssssa
to their targe selected stock, a further supply IT
ctnire and fashionable goods, selected with care
for this market. They have On hand q splendid
stock If 49,
Fnnst H. staple Dry Goods.
Clothing, Shoes, Hats AMI Petfunaty, which in
style, quality and cheapnsss, moi surpassed in amy
establishment in the South.
tg~Call and judge for yourselves ut The hs
Hire Store.
Corner Of Lafayette aud Laurel streets feffneFa
ly y. IAareus's. ii,ne & ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
French and Music.

1TIgE VALENTINE WKOTNoWskt. lately
lSl arrived from Paris with her paa <-Gsss1sa-v,-,u
rents, and having located in this town NSzAAsl4AasHi
is ,lesitdus Of giving lessons on theff v "
IiAvu, and in the FntEeH language also E,,btoi4
derry and Fine Neeiieteeik..
Apply at her fathers residence, opposite Mrs,
Reals Fefnels seniinafy. On Church Street.
References e, NJ Montgomery, Esq and Mrs.
IT. Genes, New Orleans. July ~, Inn
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.ETAT' DE IA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'0Rest Baton R0uge-COlir
din Sixieme District.

Dams fafaiye de Ia Sueression ne Louis Da'g'e, d.
! go, lNo. doI.
A TTENDU que Isidore Daigle, dc In dife Pa
n roissc et Fiat, d ddpose au bureau du sdtissl-
gne Greffler, nm tableau pr,visionnalle de soii DID,
miuistration de ID susdite succession.
Avis cst par la presefee derne, que toutes OPP
position h rhomologation du dit tableau, soft
iait scion Ia loi, dams dix iours de ID premiere pub.
LEGATION de Get avis. VIM. B. CHAMBERLAIN,
INLET 81. 2fs, Grefier.
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Mail Noticel

TNltE mails, by the GipHey, will hereafter
j tlosr=gnas W-=evefy Sunday and Weakness
day NJ 7 =. ~ They will eloseAgoiag da,enA
every Monday and Thursday, at / ,. NJ,
Letters and rsrers received after the above
named hours viii te necessarily compelled to lay
over Until the hexl mail
JOHN G. LANOUE, r. NJ.
Post Office, Baton Rouge, July q, IT,
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SEQ Reward,

WILL be paid for the discovery, and such In
w formation ms will lead 10 conviction, Of the
villains who on the night from the 23d to the oath
July instant. wantonly and deliberately cut and
killed, a certain GRAY HoRsE belonging TO me,
which was found on Wednesday morning last
mutilated and dead, a short distance from the
Baton Rouge College, JOSEPH MONGET.
July 27, 1850, CIV.