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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-18
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Dir. r. G. NscCIintick,

HIT IT Ws NENOHHttNA,
PHYS ICIAN 81 s re E O N,
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his profess
III sional services to the citizens of Dab
lonega and vicinity. Office at his residence,
in Dahlonega, Wapello county, Iowa.
Where he may at all times be found except
when absent on professional business.
Dahlonega, Aug. End, 1850. If.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-18

Friendship Division No. SO s. T.
M EETS Saturday evenings, up stairs in
lNI the Court House. Brethren from a
distance are invited to attend. A pune
tual attendance OF the members is request
I'd. BY order of the Division.
HI. p. GRAVES, r. S.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-18

MO. / Mackeral for sale by
IN STREET BROTHERS.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-18
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIAL

REV. DR. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey Of distinguished aainmen and exalted
sIDsEY New Jersey July u 1913.
DR. A. II CHRisriE-Dear Sir: You wish to know Of
me what has been the result in my own case of the
application of THE GALYANIC BELT AND NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows:
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse,
nor could Obtain permanent relief from any course
Of medical treatment whatever About fourteen years
since, in consequence of frequent exposure to the
weather, in the discharge of my pastoral duties. ]
became subject to severe Chronic rheumatism, which
Tor year after year. caused indescribable anguish
Farther in the winter of as and '46, In conse-
quence OF preaching great deal in my own and
various other churches in this region, was attacked
by the Bronchitis, which soon became severe a.
labors. My system thoroughly pros.
trated and my Bronchitis became worse so also did
my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afecton-thus evincing
that these disorders were connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous System. In the
whole pharmacopGa there seemed to be remedial
agent which could reach and recuperate my Nervous
system every thing that had tried for this purpose had
completely failed At last was led by my friends to ex
anime your inventions, and lthoIgh with very sam
gune hopes of their eicencyD determined to try the
NECKLACE with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
in June, 1916. To ny GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENT, IN TWO
DAYS MT DYsPEPsIA HAD GONE IN EIGHT DAYS WAS
ENABLED TO RESUME MY PASTORAL LABoRs, NOR HAVE
SINCE OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE ON ACCOUNT OF The
BRONCHITIS: AND My RHEUMATIC AFFECTION Has EN-.
riRELY CEASED Such is the wonder
ful and happy results OF the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia aec-
tons They have tried them, WITH HAPPY RESULTS, ]
BELIEVE, IN EVERY CASE.
lam, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT W. LANDIa
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-18
Stone Ware,

Stone Ware,
nF all sorts and sizes, just received
" and for sale by
april 10. GALINGER d. SNoDGRAss.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-18
TO PEDLERs.

We would particularly call the attention
of Pedlers to our stock, as we are sure we
can sell them every variety of goods adap-
ted TO their business, and at such prices as
will be advantageous to them.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-18

CHARLES HENDRiE.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-18

MARK S. roorE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Postponed Sale.
or L~OUisiANA4~peyis u

|STAIT Or LUUiSiANAa~P ayish VI
East Haton Rouge.
~ tie matter VI the w fessien Of PEER
Macarthur. deed
lily vittss Of 4 cg'nmissfuH 10 me- ed,feased
frp,h The & nth Judicial district Cont. ief the
Psfidit Il fast Batan Rouge. Will he sela by
HE under Sheriff, at the Court lnase
duet IN th | vii II Batp lts tee, Oh
saturday ne s2d day " June nest 1850.
81 IL o'eloeh M, the herein afet dass fibed
property belong NJ 10 said sueesssi n, 10 wit;
A tfact Ut land situated on Jnes' Creek Id
this parish, cont ipiia Tput Hundred aetes II
snttion No, 40, Township Mo- Y, ~ ltsn a
No. y Fast; btu tdsa East by lsnis Of G,sley
and T ayets, sou,h ny st6hes and len Ii In.
No III hya. stH West by A- :
Terms atai Conditions Of aals One third
fssli, ali the h aim sHt tine and i've Y, ats
credit ifpn the Il y II sale, IN nttas %satisfae.
totily tndprs el, pay Bic AZ The eiifa Of The
Parish Recorder, II he town n Baieii Rou q,
issf ~ eight per cent iet SO, af ct due until
paid, ard 'buf'eaga re aiheJ IN ths land Until
final payment uf sBid notes.
Acts Of sale 81 be passed before Samuel
skolfel Ret d, der, al The Expense II The pu,a
~tlastrs.
MAY II. H.. G. MOntits, s'het n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

TINS GINA Esreptr TON, .-~Iaor sosne
weeks there have been whispers floating
through The city that u descent VII. al, II.
ly u he made an this beautiful island by
an American army. Yialng men Of spirit
aud sirensth--many Of them Of education
and htah social posi,lon-essemhlcd about
the hshsa.ahNc hotels, while many If the
veterans of The Mexican war were NJ IN
scen III their Old hann's, lm while ri.
NOR was rife, evidence was wanting, aud
the cond ,ctors of the press, with rommen-
dabte fratence, declined 10 publish mere
suspirieus. The Spanish Consul was on
the alert. and not n vessel sailed for Cha.
gres that did nat undergo u %iaalous scru,i.
nv. Az hast the rowd who had mnled so
rayly at the veraais and the IT. Charles
all ut onrca Disappeared. as The swsl
lows vanish In a night Nav trom nh
qaarsrrs eome ,he intelligence that this
,nasiariaing and preparation really was
fas Cuba. IL can no longer be duuhted,
that a host pfgallant young men are now
on ihrir passage. not 81 ca,fquc, aud raw.
HkG uaN t>tHNts fUA w Hts 'VSs tNrtaNNh wv
pie IN ,hcir forts 10 shakr afihe Calling
yoke &C iafeisn nrony. No troops have
bcca lesied. no military organization op.
caly formed. they have left US citizens;
sas,ever specialization Ia Scs place viii he
whea they ere hryand he LIMITS ofthc Un.
tied States.--Cresceat.
10 is runorea that the 18th day of
May va fixed upon as the time for
landing the troops in Cuba, il SO we
will soon hearof something interest.
ing. II The volunteers who have
gone on this expedition arc not deceiv.
ed rs 10 The intentions snd co-opera-
ton Of the Creoles Of Cuba, the ex-
petition is bound 10 succeed. What
win be the issue is uncertain. E5.0oo
men effect a landing. they viii be able
to held their ground against any force
ihe authorities can bring against |
tA5L kNMH- EFHEEaH LA EZE#.E | y. SIS ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
LIFE INSURANCE.

I've find the following IN thu New Or
leans Delta .f the l2lh instant. and trans.
ter /, Ia our columns Win much pleasure,
MS jus, tribute /, the ru~nc,ua'i,y and
business manner Of the New ORLEANS Mu.
tnal Benefit, and life Insurance Go. Twa
Of our citizens have recently received in.
surance ft negroes insured in the above
prosperous company.
70 TIE President. nir-vters. aud Corpony,
Mntaal Bea.at, Lie I~ssarrncs Co,
GENTLLMsN acknowledge with
pleasure. The receipt T your check Gr
$1,000. heina amount If policy ON the life
%, the kte Mr.. Henry fsnalt. effected CIR
the benef, nt his wife, Modiste M,ntteuil,
and her children, which has proved a
welcome rrErfn thei' honr Of hrrieve,
meit and distress. hnpe tho Advantages
YOUR benevolent Institution viii lie tel,
and appreciated hy oar citizens. i, b. ing
the first ofice established in our State un.
DIR the purely ma,,t.i syst-'a.t
Very Tesracsfally. yovrs.
AUsu>T AosrsErIt.
tFor Widow Hrary Ruulet,)
New Orleans. May H.,lsN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
NM 4fs.ts!
Fiat pr Ia LOUISIANA.
Paro,sse dlWa Hutton N0uge,--T ev dw
Sefond DisiriA Noursik Oritana
Sestiens L8cpif eis al.


hrn4nl Eataars 81 tsH.
d'Astoin Lsf6uf afios R4lfsNaiJ
IEse,a tfiah. Oil VI tia pibligus Ut IL sous
siane shtrt, d. Ia pttoitss d'Ohest Bat,a
Reoge, i N miisnn de cut de II dta p~afoisss,
Samgdi IL fv jour ds Juin 1850.
4 10 brufas du shatlu, t,us les dfotts, titfss,
ihttraf 9 81 pretens,ogs DO tlaiansnt, ss,stheDs
Lttear. d4tts ,i ceftai1 nbreaan de ssrfs NJ,
tue dams esita ~batdisss i shsif3hd NE 4 pens
du fsuye mississippi, eebtspapt ~ffois.aua q
Dun sfpen, DIG faee, par vingt4hait aftsns Do
ptofondauv, tabs on tn6irs, bJths en- haut par
teffe abpaf era6t 4 ii succession Dc Koss-
tnond Lttpnr. dsffdf, en- dessois par ferte do
Rosstie b faif + o., ct en- faes i,ar terrain DO
Malsfns Efeih. ayae teoftts lfs batisses +,
afntlio atnns an w tt6hvehi, eftat IL pro.
pfitts dn dt SostIiens Lle9nf, 4bahd nnes par
pr IN, Ieur stttsfai ire les frais do sheriff ct
da Hsefiaf dams IL st,sdit I, ee6s, dams In cops
db I'd district h n N0tgells Otttans.
Conditions Dr. III yhnte-enmptahi.
g. DUDKOCA, Dc AbAfii.
West gakon Rougs Aprit2h, 1860.
Maj lLAfs.z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

Rneoapnn CALpwntt TARtss rnT
CuA,a.--Y Yesterday was the opening
day for the latelyselee'ed Recorder ot
thu Seeond Municipality. M. Caid.
well. He entered upon his duties at
10 A. NJ. aud made n brief address
on the %occasion, In which he stated
tina, In the recent canvass one of The
objections urged against him wns the
excess Of bis humane feelings. lie
confessed that. naturally, be was IN
clined 10 look In mercy IN the frail.
ties Of bis fellowsmortals. yet such
were the stern demands OF the law
on the position which he now oceu-
ried. us 10 force him 10 forego all
personal feelings, and to look with the
stern eyes Of justice. Oh the dement's
Of those who were brought before
him. 50 offenders. who show M
incorripih,c tendency 10 wrong.doing
he felt that he would be acting un-
Justly ana un,aercilully to society a,
large, TO Judge Is n spirit Of lonienoy.
Severity. in sucls eases. he opined.
was the Just and mcrci.'ul course. and
to that he should adhere. His deter
mination was to dohis duty t~earlessly,
strictly and imparially. bctweeo tie
accusing and the accused, and he
trusted that the officers who surround.
cd him would give him all that. sup
port and assistance which should mn
'urally flow from The positions they
occupied. II
Recorder Baldwin accompanied
his successor into The Courtroom.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

M

In this parish on the 14th instant,
by Rev. Father Dufonr, Ma. Lueis IN
LbabtbHg. TO Miss EmMEttsA Cow.
mpAux, both Of this parish.
On Tho 18th inst. In this city by the
Rev. w. H. Crenshaw d. AMzi Man.
r.s, TO Mas. EbtzAbern AtpRIpen.
On May 7th. at Blanionia, Bacbu.
lors Bend. Miss, BY Rev. w II. Cren.
shaw Of Baton Rouge, Tnos. SnrLpy,
Esae TO Miss Bbri1r, daughter OF A.
MeCHllister, ESQ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Vcntc Remise.

FIAT DE IA LOUISIANA
Pafoisse a'Est Baton Huuse= Couf Ju
Sir q ne District Jndieiaits.
Antoine Cavslipf.
.E " aa
ch.'l'. psy"apaa NO. ~
Administt aienr, aM
En- yeftu dun deetei rendu dans Il pros
res o. dsssns. par IA cut da sisiame Dis
ttict Jbdlciaira. pont la pafoisse d'Est IA-
Ton K"uss, II saM vebdu par IL smnssignk
sheriff, sansdi II II JUN prafhaih, i !,
pnfls d. h niai ,,a da 'eouf tlan. III Wills d.
baton Rouge. A midi, pour du fomph,ot,
les esclavss II apt o. m%entiopnes, appar=
'snan, conjointenent au plaignam e, at
JeEandsut, savnit /!
DRrHELtA ct BE1'sEY,
l.. g. NORRIS. Sheriff
Mai 10. 1850. #4aNM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

STEAMBOAT DisasrfR Ann boaH ~
Ltrs.-From The officers ofthe sieam.
or Autoerdf we learn that The steamer
Columbus. Captain Post, hence for
AZ. Louis, collapsed The tlue If ono Of
her boilers ~, the 1th inst, when hehr
Island No, A. killing 4 deck passen-
gers and . fremen instantly. Some
b OF 0 passengers on The deck being
frightened. jumped overheard and
found a watrry grave. The Colum
bus was lying At Cairo on he sll.
instantly. o. Bee. ..8f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
N, II IL M
To the Inhabitants or the Parish OF
Wrat baton npugr,

The extremely Indictment weather
hayisg prevented the assembling Of
the fsevep meeting on saturday The
tath of May, rs advertised. II was
resolved nj an informal meeting held
On The nth instant. again 10 invite all
those whe feel an interest IN this i'm
portsnt matter, to meet 40 the Court
house Oh Saturday the pblh May.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

The unlavorable weather for the
last two weeks has been injurious 10
the crops. Ifthe wet weather eot''
tinues The prospect of the planters
will be gloomy indeed
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

IT'We ARE happy ID state that The
ctevnsse at the plantation Of Mr., Nc
Ilatton. has been elosed, aud thereby
n large threatened devastation for the
present, nj least. prevented 't
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
FOR SALE,
On Account Of Departure.

At my Residence. the last house in The
Corpora'ion o" the Highland Road-righi
hand side.
WILL. be sold At auction. to the highest bidder.
without reserve, on SATURDAY, THE isT or
JUNE, 1850, NJ 10 o'clock. all Of my household Fur.
niture, consisting in part Of Carpets, Mahogany
Chairs, Sofas. Armoirs, Bureaus, lnpkin. Glasses,
centre Tables, donb!e and single Bedssenis. China
and Glass Ware, cooking Stnve, bnthing Tubs, and
many o her articles suitable for FIRMLY use.
Afso:- ne superior close family Carriage, a Bug
gy Wagon and Horses; and ~ or Is likely. acclimai.
will be fully mare knnwn on the day NJ sale. some
Judgments. Accounfs and Notes will alas, be- sold.
TERMS or SALEs-Tbe Negroes. One Third Cash:
the balance at ~ months credit, with approved en-
dorsed notes or city acceptances, 10 the satisfacfion
Of the Vendef and mortgage on the property, bearing
An interest Of 8 per cent. from maturity unai final
payment. All other articles, ash. on delivery. u
May, Is. 1850. WIN II. MERRITT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
NOTICE.

ALL those Indebted 10 DR.. Thomas
Beau j, ont for professional services, are no
tilted that their accounts are in The hands
Of the unde rsigsed, who r. qupsis them ID
come forward and settle s early as pracii.
cable-a J.W. Sc YMOUR.
maya. Attorney u sLaw.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Lust.

Lust.
v the own Of BAR Hougr. on er about
i he IL ADtI 1850. ono note drawn by
vneeo, Kirkland for S7e2 payable 10 tie d.
der Of J. u. Goade, Ut tho Recorders Office,
Wes' B.ton Rouge.
Also two ss.arste notes drawn by Afam
Boil aud da'ed IN 1913 or 1s49. psystle 10 J.
p. G. fman, bearing inherent from maturity
mil paid. All psfsons are hereby nail6Nd
not D. irade fr the above described notes AZ
paymen thereof has been stopped.
MAY O., 1850. I'D. GOODE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

THp Observation-Disclosures &r.@
Through the politencss Of the Hon
q. NJ. ~ CLARK, we have Received n
circular from tho joint committee. oI
the two Houses. appointed TO Ell
ouirp into the eausns TINT have pro-
dueed the disastrous nverlows ri The
Mississippi River doring the pnst and
present years" We have hot space
to publish ltthis week but II will mp.
pear In our next.
The circular suggests the %prorr'e'r
or hskihg the General Government to
re%linquiHh 10 the State Of Louisiana,
Tor the purpose Of forming n levee
fund. those portions Of The public
lands, lying In this state. which have
been offered for sac for n period OF
ten years or more. and which still re.
main nnsold. We hope the matter
wild be eIrongly urged by The citizens
Of lhe State, as Louisiana IL now
threatened with ruin. and II some.
thing IL not done Of Il permanent ma
tnrr to atop the overIloWs which now
annually visit us, tho lower part OF
the state will he ruined, The claims
Of Louisiana lrrrcperly urged by her
citizens before Congress cannot fail
TO he listened TO. il IL the interest
Of every man ei,d of the planters IN
general We would suggest the pro.
prtety Of retitions Tor that object being
circulated Id every parish--that pub.
lie meetings be held and that our re.
representatives. he requested to second
our efforts with al the means In their
power,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

n~~a Situated III ffi81s s.ssf,sy. Mjstssss.
AffA- N, 10 TITLES west u Jaekaofi The stsaS
capital. and 4 rifles east II tisv.
ll trpiid. eoi,1ty sest. The Harmonic
ANEA4 Hailroad. nov rebuilding. will pro.
sally. b. dtna By Tbs let Of lBpe neat. Il. ~if,terseti. ~
h@syutotdF h lts wei, l miles. Az iii. iif,s fissks
tai, H. bad ~ Holtbne. /. tale. 10 The Well, er Cha.
IN tlsisss 2 it,'ss PeIstrs leaving Visksests esn
! asshsiys arrangements are ibatins III he eofrifs
stFri,sts The uales " principally Chaiy bssts. 11n
celebrity NJ This Well II h6t Suppressed st,d n rSscfs
.nstpaeti by tho its1ical fae,,ity In eases 81 tlhtvnis
l p'.', ,.,,s. .t n,ss ill.,. p, =. , ana r.! ssssts, Debility :.
ne Sane saibiaiy tdtes throughout tfs yssfs ETva
lids es,i be accommodated at oil ssats,is with ccss
Portable fsbtns.
Tbs picturesque Tips, the elevated location, ftrnst,s
W hull, Atia lyhy tines IN fast, everything indifa.
,es health. h1eBfftaea VI .he medical yystsf, which
has proved 50 sei,sa.ial
teard shd Lodging, M Winter, Spring and Fsii
Mottftis, ATf per tiidrth. af twf week, a9v I'll sj fet
DAY, fIte inptitis III tots, july. Angus. si,d Sep
tetnbet;. $50 per tt1htli. ef6 tvf seek, ard III pss
All sithseisenis requisite n d Watering tlsee will
he found aud 4 good band Of tnasie provided ~ .bs
WILLIAMS n EFfEss. rrot~tietos.
n = Tie assiaianoe u tbl. Long late n us
Mahsiuil lfo,ss jackson, Miss, have besi, sesuted,
and trusts that general eatlsfa tiidn Will lie gwen,
Accommodations are tiHkins IN "a Thousand t~etstatsi
III oil tilihh 10 Tie Oh Well. another has beeh obtained
by sinking A slafi sanie 80 feet deep. and turned t,f
n be st'rigly inPfegpa'ed with sulpitef sid itpn u
Il t,eb an iipsiadsiibie SITE i'm, tlat t~,iiistle bath
houses are abppt 10 w erected. also tie b0fihg Of m
Atiesiati well has bsei commenced Hsntefs will
Gbd M sesfei.y ~ tsstef m culinary ~ptitftbsss ~,
hltl,osgh VI tetfsidet He well e,e'i Al all times.
still ths question II askeJ, sshat eD yo,, opeu; ws
hbw ssy, The LEI May. as a general otsnins. Quite
d number VI ihvaitds afs now here. and 4 ptospefs II
q large company, Judging from letters sltesdy fsesi
yed. ~ The subject Of totn,s. Dr. The demand III
barrels II water h ~ eteat, We ntist decline taking
aty ,Dtte orders until all
Tie pritlie are requested, shoi,fd they, Wish shy
information In tsgatd 10 the Medical qualities u the
Natsf. Or TO procure tootns NJ. 10 address The PFC.
~tfietots, siid their leiiets shall be ~prefntdfy attended
to-
n y Persons leaving tof The Weii, had better
dflet iltif letters. directed tn CboteFs We'll, Hay
,nttid =. o. Miss The mails arrive thets daily,
Sundays s~stsptsd,j aid letters fof The We'll will b.
forwarded dsily; w. " r.
Eoet.f's Vel, MAY. II, issD==tt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

frs.CnnAM.~-Musse'm ever aux
ious "a eater to tho tastes and Gem.
fors Of the public at largo aud ladies
IN particular, has daily on htn' deli.
cious ieo.ereerN, and cooling soda.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Washington Guards.
COMPANY ORDERS

YOU are hereby notified IN appear at the
L Annoy on 1harsday tie 23l Inst.
vt 81 o'clock, A. NJ, faulty Equipped Tor
Camp duty and Target Practice. Al necos-
ssry. Camp Eqn ppage, munt'on and suppl. es
Will be furnished BY the Commisaafy.
&. J. HEUSION, o. y. BY d der IL
w. r. 1UNARD,
Baton Rouge, May g 1850. Commander
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
N01tce,

IEAlED Proposals wtll be- req ived phiii
- ,he mi asyW June nert. fr furnish ~
mae | II and bai ding a Sch Il tionsa
Hpd III table lenci q. end i vel and we'll.
hauae IL n hdol Diettie, NJ |. praposhls
to be fareiv, d At The Store 4 H. v. Balm.
whffn The speeiheat ons for ttie cons fuetioli
Of said buiidinu can be seen. Hs
may 10 st. al VBABt v, Oh. prg iern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

Tns C%HtatAHfA ~ THE S~ourHHsH
Rovrs.-The San Antonio Western
Texan. Of The goth uttimo. says!
M. Charles Virgins. Of ST. Louis,
with his train Of Wagons loaded with
goods. departed hence last week for
I'll Paso. Several other chihuahua
traders are now engaged in fitting out
at lndihnola and Layaca. The travel
over this route must increase rapidly
hereafter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

NGcttsspohdehee II the CRESCENT
Hurt ieone on The C~0dsf-hmenss
Damoge to The Sagar C,op. ett., etc.
Dnsahbsosyiliry la. hiay ~. 1850
DEAh C~RHsvHFT--l hasten 10 give
you n few particulars Of the storm Of
last evening, which was n second and
enlarged edition vi that Of Wednes.
day morning. II occurred here be-
tween 7 aud Y o'clock. aud It Is scar
cely possible for me to give you any
idea OF the immense ravage caused
by 1t. The worst Of the storm was
felt Oh the Laiourehe. between this
place and Mr.. Tournellion's planta.
ton, about seven miles below here.
and on The river above this place.
The steamer Mary Foley, which was
taking Sugar Mt Mr.. L~eiofey's plan.
tation, about four miles below here.
on the bayou, suffered greatly her
~el'ilnneeeSs and piIo,.hotise were blown
into q neighboring field, eshe whole
Of The fhsta cabin 90 Use tie language
Of you Ypos) was knocked INTO "pi."
Several Of The officers OF The boat
were sligeily injured. The damage
is estimated at about $4,000. Tho
Chalmette also had her ehitnneys and
pilot=house blown down. The pur.
gerry Of Mrs. Ford, The negro cabins
on the plantation Of Mr.. koek Of your
city. those Of Mrs, Laterisre and her
sugar. house, were also blown down.
The damage incurred Oh Tho river in
this ntishborhood was also very
great, The sngar.houses of Messrs.
H. Bo'Tris'. VIM G. ventris, Joseph
Pieou. and Judge Dufelt. and The
negro cnbins Of Ms. Briugier. were
levelled TO the grrund. As for The
'nihor damages. such as Frustrated
fences, pigeon. houses. and smntl
buildings, are numerous 10 mention.
min afraid that we hive not yet in.
telligenee Of half the damage done In
this section. Yours. etc. NJ.
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them The mrn who nfr rngnscA Ia
this "iorion hope ARE de%sptiraiH--
they knew The certain and ignefninous
death which awaits Iallurt, they win
not fail.
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AUCTION.

wal sell Vt public ~u,rtion this day 0
o'clock A. Ma lot Of houshold aud
kitchen furniture. such as carpets. ,toyes,
bedsleads, b,,. eaus, wn-hst, nds, ETC., etc.
Opposite the st,re Of w. D. Phil pr, aud
Brother.
EDWARD BOEGEL. A~uc,ionecr.
Baton Rouge. May Is h. 1850.
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Mai ID. 1850. t Grrfier.