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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
PANT Hgfenpl


Two days after. the otfposts Ct Co.
Sheldon ol tho light dragons, were e..
tabislie1 close upon the ljltes Of The gtnt.
ral ground, The Colonel had iusf risen
from i,reaafast, III tho desolate farni,osiae
where he had taken mp his quarters, when
an orderly told him that q stranger wished
to see him.
Bring him in
Tic orderly returned with sedate loos.
ing man of abont fifty years Of nge, whose
dress was plain, bnt made from substantial
materials, the shape Of which. with his
bfoad brimmed bat, denoted him mem.
ber Of the Society Of Friends.
Is thy name Sheldon, aid dost thou
lend this band Of armed menY
Both.
Warts bad calling, friend; yet last
night Isearcbed the scriptures diligently,
and I find that the Lord willis it on many
occasions sancsifed myself with prayer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
THIs BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
tuBh'sptb WEEKLY ny
@ WILLIAM II, AnAaia,
sffiss on ti5fias Street.
,rarma,

AnIHt9i A
the BATON ROUGE GAZETTE Il tH,siish.
ell atetf EiftsbAY morning, Il s3e1 rat a,'iiu,n
payable N advance. pt 5000 at The expiration o.
six months.
ADVERTISING --5,ne dsllat per square fit
ths ffsi ihsuftiott and half that price f5t every
subsequent ihserdn-teh lines. Of lees, tUnstiit'-
ting sl,inrf
.FEAhEt ADVERTISING - Merchants. Ira
asfs. and others, will be contracted with en the
,iiosl libef tpf,tss
All FHbiIltAL ADDRESSES. FOR the extii-
ste benefit u individuals, will be charged as all
teftsetrents.
i, All Ap,v p,vEHTfsTM MENTs bf q aa'ERs1NAI !
TAfHHE tNthehevpr a,lhiitsif viii lge charged
1T tha rite ot tw5 luats ter stiuafe aiia rstieNt
tsq,iitea invariably III advance
All Advertisements tiot hiafkea ritlt The iit,,si-
her u Insertions will BE- published ill Forbid q, Al
ths option Of The publisher
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
t6r ten lines er less. not aitetable months 6 b
% IL tit ia ,la ds 10.
ID ID ID ID ID year ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
tARElat1Es, WAGONS, CARTS,

TR7HT subscriber hereby ra= s-a4.=4szs4
turns his thanks to his riis4 AA;.li, i3tssfat
ton,rfs taf The literal patronage
bestowed on lihi, and respectfully informs HE
friends and the public generally that he viii te,t,=
TIME he business ih sl its branches d his esfahs
lishhtpnh eafttrt Of Church and Main streets.
CARRIAGES nt etaff testril,tirt, rssatin Il, or
der ef u, ,Nited in the neatea manner Plantation
end Road Wagons. Carts. ntavs. &t. made and
repaired es nstial Also, wtBtabt sifo1 rietisls
made II a'def end kept on hanl fsi sale aud oil
kinds ei Plantation Smith and job work attended
te promptly
TIE Hah7etibet hes aFa Ia rJ@
ken the agency for the sha oE sss.rS-F=zHssg
all kinds u Wheeltgh' and Wa .ssss~s8
gan work. neltlaiaR Wheel end Dirt Hsffaws.
Iron sAsins Wagon and taft Harness, 6en from
tha celebrated n1ahuiaetefY of Massfs Busby &
Little VI Wheeling. Va. and Wit aiso keep af as=
serhnent ~ Fiat Bc'nii and Square tfen for
Smiths ard Planters ,ise,
lhe attention. Of Planters and those wishing ts
purchase s called to lif stock and eli onlets lor
The tefaih& ea4en viii ha faithfully attended to.
AMI all work eidefed or purchased from the sub
Eefief fully guaranteed. The fright on carriages
sent 10 any part ot the Ceasi will always be paid,
june $, ". w i, TUNNARn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
A.. M At A.,

II T1F lsava 70 intern the public that he hes
L } again established him faHneKn e,.755a Z "a
SELF IT his aid sfut i on sslEsss' * : Z = -
Church street. where be offers tef sals d general
assortment ef GNOtThIt94. fKuYtstnNs end
HARDWARE, Low teR LAsti 81 dn a5acaadat
ing tefiis anil tates This opportunity 81 returning
his thanks - hs faffhef eitstoteeFH and llatafs
himself that his prizes and quality OF Groceries
and Provisions will nlHta them u extend to him
rnitah NJ lhAit tntitint lntl.naEa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

Il don't care about my more OF ffl7a
gravy exclaimed a young fnan from the
country, 4 few days sifce, while sitting 1T
the dinner table, with plate Of hot md
highly seasoned French sonp before him,
at one Of our fashionable hotels 4 don't
care about eating any more Of this stuff,
and You may have the rest on ii IL you
likes, isssey. Waiter give me some 1biled
pig.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

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tta fa,tfHr fa4stl ap tha faei
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Il 4iit lis 6attatibr if6at. latsuess ~ ft.s
pialt, aui l5higr evat Ms jii.fsfsi VaEih
Death Nv tl,a naeaasl,,, followed his patu
A tnp,,eni nftst lie aisatpaarel ai,ail,af
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
lN-alrra

Gk, LBE. enrstins Red Watets gross Beses
= sfttsnspstei d.. " ,'o2 Streets motto 'taiAfs
asstrtpd 3pHN c. II SJtf7
erf 70, Friet efFhp tHst,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
seaicsnesI Rsedsctsa
JaHN c. LsN0sE.
I'm the Pest cEicc. Corner OF Lafayette
and FlNrlda ssrael.

III ANlNG received the Agency 1t the follow.
SkAA ing named faffst Aa9te3aes, can assure his
friends and the public that he win always have
large supply ~ hand and win guarantee them
70 he genuine sSA ifvsh,
Tewnsend's SetsapaFilla.
Nsekeop's, do
DAVIS Syrup ct Wih Cherry and Tar,
WiS;atsS Balsan, nf Wild CHERRY,
Nerve and Boac l.snimeas
Davis Horse l.,niaeaL
Tobias l.lnitneat
nsitcps PAIN Ex,raetess
Motifs Pills,
Wrighta ta,
Esandreth's do
NcCosnhe's Restorative, ~
Tcnares Specific,
Billings Astrinwea,.
Shornsaa's Coagh l.ozear-%,
Camrhai, do and many others which he thinks
is useless - mcntian bat viii always he ready
to show when called urea.
Janc S ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
sept a.
II A m nv he.

fT7HE undersigned would rlhi Thrift ,,-...,,
tiieris atd TIE rntlic ~ Eetitt;ti Mats
they are neW orenirn al their store. cofnHr0f IN
tsefGt qfs} tfo'tat stttfts at:unea assortment d
Esa,HWaWe. sssaa~rf. Faisssa. esas.
yaEsassstsy e4Hass fsss. Afs.
sll cr which VIE trrshi with afent eare IN The
Eesteth markets. We invite s,i,l, rsrssns as art
III Haht 81 ant thing III opr line, 10 cell and =
anime uui st8cR lea.e making 'Etit purchases
cet 3. Il IA{'4UlEH Il / A NprE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
EDWARD flpAlTRggk.

TFAs heated "a Baton Rrage and TENDERS his
i services ID The Eiti7ens and all who may
need his services, in I'll kinds Of carpentry aai
tsineIy. and VIII enaenfef 10 give entire aeiistat
tioh 10 all who tatef him with their patronage.
~ stes e4 CoHesaffss d4i aitiA Sfss's
Al R==i'iahs ard specifications given when re-
quitet, efetis. isly 80, tE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
|. O. O. Z.

nfSOTo LODGE No, :, Regularly a
4 Stated Meetings. every l'hafeias I've X
niag MAGNobta ENcANfMENTI Y y
NJ, 4, Regular Sfatra Meetings. Tie seeafti and
toertb saturday Evenings III each month juno u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
KsuSggTs. IsoySETs.

KsnSNETS. EsUyNEEs.
'HE subscribers have Just received per
.. steamer Ohio from New York. g.
splendid assortment nj French SILK. Saiin -S sa
and Velvet Baaaess al OF the latest and most
tashioaaale shapes. iae most of which are very
rich ana win be sasa atinv nrsees.
cert slss a w n PHILLIPS 4 Bsa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
SONS or TEMPERANCE.

FINlF feeu'eq meetings Of r,6Pffu6 = ss,as-.
Il. DtTESfoN NJ. 20 " cf A., are held Ssa J
on every K@Sag Eesaiag. ai o'clock, sfsls ssfFslns,
rresisel--in n1a Fellows Hall, Lafayette 1t.
kr of,tey ot the ", T,
iate s. JOHN l.. NlALET n, s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
@ 4 fifhnEfF fha'1srrgen,0

Chamlafs Edinburgh JgnDa tases
var on The word patty as Slows
Whnftisht. #e should tileS TO know, bas
'te word orafty" = egfgx.s IL bnd usufp
the rtaas Of The seaA otjoSof1 s'Fafsob T.
Fheta Is t3 siali ttifsna q person o. nh
individual row. GSbafhet idea If Il
liHthan being is for Tie present to 80 dss.
aribsd rs q rsrfy We h4e1 to regard
lie word Raf'7 i5bs ae5 ~ usually ptir-
aftf-=an a=sefiibaga. F6F exatnrte, u
maniasa rarff+ u dinhef fHrty, whist
rrriF1 .dbW the ifas Il concentrated into
i sihOIe person. We hhaf If d party
thrown ftan sdrrieie wheii; baii5if. tha
party is Only ans. md ia aseafHs with .
few bruises about tha head A i6ttse ls
fer sale. ahd lie aaeiit tells Us thHt several
rHftiss iaFa been iit1hifHH about II. hs II
people came III tt69Ps. Wheti Ills fatt Is,
tlay eHtne bv single stlas 1T tih fftdss 4
l'ttatsf at 6ttf hotel telS ymt ttiat there pfe
ssvefai parties III lie bhbiia room Yoti %
III. expecting II ef6Wd, Whsa behold there
Hfa ahly fhfea gentlemen. eaeh sittih9 iii Il
ssiatafa thbla. ahd tie whole milking ii
sufficiently fhehHte show
There is Il rfoe6lils dhlfftY in MI This,
hii1 fis more provoking tliat II il ttiit4.
eassarF, seaih4 tIiRt fhftH tan ba 30 OBJ
iertiah 70 tic dse Of tiie proper Wdfd psf.
son, Tie misiise Gf the word phrtY tool;
IFS fise Il few yegrs hEo ii mercantile cir
aies II Is offer, af rdtfsd Necessary ID
su"f gHatfefs to speak II hrgaius ~ NJ.
petatiatts. au tVbitte4as fhafa brf H#hE=
t#6 thrtfas concerned. Here fha word il
rl4lit.y USED. whether ihFfa be- one of fadfA
mfn oil taeil side II nay ia 4 Hhi I,
HHainst e. Whab Of eoHfFa HHt /; form
fhs rtiftv III ths afIttif, md G. sEnflY by
hitheHIf tita other, MHreahtils rhen Ittg-
nEs often occasion to @paak Of individuals
IN tIii4 way ~ pattiess came pf LENGTH to
tuss sight Of Ibis distinction fat#teh TIC
tWo, hDd used tie word party f7f individual
on oil occasions, whether riHllt of wrong,
THIS. however. sfi5Hd III resisted III lte4
rdtufa. md sven IN conversation, hs II wi.
aatlsr'; dhI We proclaim war again4t ii
accordingly.
seH5ob 9oa.5f. Green pedH9o5ne. en-.
throtied Oh Il flifeesTegaed sf5oG With
eeepffe of birch grasfel, efffamis.
"i;i9 boys come up ard pafse Tie
pig aqaeaAH. Now fell me- What il Hr79I
'fhe. sir. IL n tffposrerot1s article"
WHY 90 yon cail y d pfeFostefoas ar.
tiete -
"l'eeauad Il afanls before ray Would
not sttud before one for Il sliitliug.'
"sezt iaJy parse plg.'
''l'fg ~ Il common tlott1.
f'Wity is IL eotutpon7' %
'fBeeansc il is 50 common gou can't see
nothing else III tie sfteets."
"Wttat II s1u6ahs7'
~ noun proper
why Is il proper. Ezekiei2'
"Because Il uiaises 4 proper loud noise,
and disfuri,4 MI tie feieftbora."
"That's O X. Now you can % and
carry on With tlie gals"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

M4aFftB-~A; Rochester, FeirHarY fR,
BY fte i'eg. 1fr, Wotf, sif sisas Lion ~
Miss Edith Lamb.
AH e4ehaDze p1pef eafiz the aleasf7
aTairt bnt il reminds tis rather II tiIat era
spoken Of 10 holy writ ''ffhe lion snd
Iafab shall iie dy7@n t64etIl6r af6 fltfle
elfld-' chr t,lb,e IL aI}fent aad We fef4et
the fefGalGIer Of isiA aa1at51ge
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

LoHa f5pffrHbs. =r-I'ba london IRE.
pitch. in afSHdln9 10 the ltah1im tpetaiies
Ha4e in Patiapent, says HCI saId0fn
speaking CrGu#etl whose t6eatjdii 4Yaa
ty 10 mtaf,s t6 mjh. fttt Wto rnada Enf6ps
fFe1ab'a, Leland ofdarfy.. and tbgfahd
afeat---llot4 neeJ We wonder tI,st i tfte
worker should seet 10 get rid Of citstfbfirR
FafIiamenthfT fahaplest thhd prhg the lord
~ deliver hlfu ffori Sir Henry Vaaa Z On
silent Washington +. Ht,0 a9Hid t6hqaef
tho mighty. and foohG the freht6st empire
III tlle world, Int Whofaa D'fsfafii faatd
eghfopad II tittfrauee Oh, tac.tnrn 1tfn.
fa#l WHO eodid eeeH mGt6 Rome more
ijlastrioa4. ahd bIof Cartilage f51B tie
words nop, ut e6Hd nof0nfspeak egen
Tie rH@est Gf tfPaftefs, lsaye ae not
fallen OH ofil days end evil h,ua1lfs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

I sl or JOHN HAYS Sugar Cared Hams
5SS Warranted of sipeFiaf quality and flavor
ang 10Y, For sale by NJ, u, WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

Ar ManfiED.--.What has become N
yodr eldest sister ! said some one lately
q Madame \. She Il jrnarfied. ntsled
The iady. And yonr Younger sister -
she i married too And yo6r yoHfg
cousin Helen 2 AIso married. III ray
fornlly every body IL married tnt IN III hrd
MAMMA they are widowed added che
brissIy % reras1r her simplicity - Cwtrtsr
DIR Es1ts- Tsnsss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

HEfGHr o. sftf thSoffof,,ea-To kerr
efne's skia constantly aoakea III Iid1og
tglthgnt ever getting drunk.
HaoHr or s5t45o@ovfs4. 4--- ~ esafve
ores soif 90 death in order 10 fsla@tals
the 5enefieiaI effect Of The Graiiam SIS.
tenn
lIGfGHT 81 rfvbfpF~ts1sxng. ng.-- fiite D qnarref
with nh yotH ne3gbbors who wi1 ltot
agree win yonr 0vn views ard notions
OF things.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
Public Lands.

The Report of the Commissioners Of the several Land
Offices, is full Of interesting details concerning pub
lie domain. From it we learn that the whole quantity
of lands sold and disposed Of in the year lS4S including
locations by military bounties, &c, 933 800 acres
which 81 % per Sc 42S 435 In 1S49
the number OF acres disposed Of in like manner was
51s4 ,4l0, which 81 % per would make $685.
625 And for the threequarters of 1850, not including
bounty locations for the Sd quarter 1866 acres
disposed of.
The following statement Of the area and of the
public lands and the derived from hem is high
y interesting.
The whole of the public lands, exclusive of those
in Oregon, California; New Mexico, Utah, the Indian and
Nebraska Territory was 493 103, $50 OF this
about onefourh have been sold, for the of $685.,
339 092, which the whole cost of every kind to the
Government, including the amount paid France for Lou
sana Spain for Florida, and for the exinguishment Of
the Indian title S74 957 ,S79 making net profit to
the Government of $50 1881 213 average of nearly
aud quarter millions odolars annually for the last 90
years Nearly the amount has also been granted
in bountes for works Of Internal improvements, sc.
The average cost of the pnbc lands, including pur-
chase surveying, selling, &c.. &c.. is only 81 40
per acre. that the Government makes net profit of
1903 is cents every
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
Wages in Ireland.
We copy the following from the London Times:

We copy the following from the London Times:
Eat petty sessions, lately held Kanturk Ireland,
an Irish farmer, Green by name summoned by one
OF his laborers for the of shilling and sixpcnce,
which, we might suppose represented days work Ii
appeared however, that it claimed for three weeks
work, done at the rate of penny per diem during
hurvest me-lor eighteen days, eighteen pence There
dispute about the fact of the labor having been
performed the farmers reluctance being grounded on
the exorbitant character of the demand. Mr. Green
declared that he should have thought of engaging
starveling like the complainant Walsh at that money,
when he could get the best an the country for
little He could bring witness to prove that the wages
really covenanted for one-haf penny per aceek: it
purely commercial question; he had made bar
GAIN he averred in accordance with the state of the
labor mark in that locality taking into consideTa
the capacities OF Walsh he considered that bargain
a bargain and ought to be kept; finally he rendered
three half pence the amount OF the legitimate claim
Astounded by such offer, the magistrates demanded
of Walsh what he had obtained in the way of food from
his employer. They received for answer follows
whilst was with him. obliged to be up in the
morning about O'clock to let the ont oil the sleep
ing field, and remain herding Them until the ether
would their work, and used then be obliged
work with them all day, and get nothing for my support
bat bit OF dry Indian Cruel They used to give milk to
the pigs and calves before my face, but would not give
me drop" Under these circumstances, the magis-
trates gave orders for the payment of the exorb
tant sum of ono penny per day, not, however, with
out renewed objections the part of Mr. Green, who
stouy maintained the justice snd the sacredncss of his
bargain''
This conduct of the Irish farmer affords clue If
do not greatly mistake to the horrible social condition
Of Ireland. Mr. Green is starving his laborer, and
deayoring to get off paying than half pence
week, does not appear to have thought he doing
anything immoral or even unusual. His code of morals,
as between himself and Walsh seems have been not
dissmilar from that between farmer and aborcr ordna
rily AT least no testimony adduced to shew the
contrary there any outbreak Of public ndigna-
ton against the monster there would have been in
this country. Now there is nothing true than that
cruelty and oppression the part of the rich leads 10
hatred on the part of the poor. If men generally, in
the South OF Ireand are starved like Walsh we do not
wonder at TIE assassnations of farmers and land
lords or course we do not approve of such method
OF retaliation. We only speak of it the inevitable
consequence of cruelty constituted like human nature
is If the tiger is starved he viii bite and men, in this
respect, are tigers too.-Phl. BuiicfM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
Hon. James Rariden.

TIE editor Of the Indiana Journal has entered into a
abored defence Of the wing candidates for Congress- IN
expectancy who refused to vote Tor Mr. Owens CON-
promise resolutions although, in the same article, oil
two columns in length "a joint effort, Doubt of all
uartes concerned the editor admits that after the sub
iect was introduced, was right adopt Mr.. Owens
resolutions to prevent the State from being placed in
false position.
We are much amused the effort of these politicians
to read Mr. Rarden out Of the wing party. The gen.
tleman from Hancock (Nfr. Walpole) will come next,
and LONG list will be added if the first effort prevails,
composed of such old fashioned wings Allen Hamilton
Captain Murray, Judge Hall, Mr. Zenor. Mr.. Steven
son. Mr. Badger Mr. Farrow, Mr. Prather, Dir. Blythe
Mr. Helmer Mr. Mcguire, Mr.. Bourne. MIR. Barbour,
and Others who voted for the resolutions
So far as Rarilen and Walpole are concerned, the
two wings that the editor of the Journal would gladly
ostraeise if he could we wish political communion
with either of these gentleman. The first is an old
fashioned Henry Clay whig who still adhercs to the
doctrines Of his party with dying grasp. He has
great love for banks high protective tariffs, chartered
privileges and other whig notions, that would forbid US
from having any political connection with him; and as
for his Lieutenant waIpole he is much like the edi
tor of the Journal himself, to ever be found when you
party could get along without the other wing names we
have enumerated and those of their wing constituents
at home that endorse their sentiments at loss
TO determine.
The whole effort is to white wash the votes of those
wing Delegates who voted against the resolutions, and
who stand in open opposition to President Fillmore and
pave the way for asPrants to Congress, whose only
chance of success is to get abolition votes.
i -
in almost every State in the Union They have been
placed in contrast with the reasonable resolutions
Vermont greatly advantage State and are,
this moment, doing elevate the character oil
Indiana, young giant of the west, with her arms
extended in defence of the Union-showing that the
hearts of her million of inhabitants glowing with
an ardent professionalism any of her public acts
with which are acquainted. Ii Mr. Rariden is still
alive, and never becomes martyr in any
than this his win go down, without blemish,
posterty A pure and ardent love for the peace and
happiness Of the American Union, in eyes, covers
a multitude of sins.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26

D-An invitation 10y the citizens of Madison is about
to be extended to Mr.. +. s. Brown. principal of the
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb o. Indiana and the in.
mates of the institution, visit this city, in the
Of few days. for the purpose of giving exhibition of
the progress that has recently been made in the educa
ton of those unortunates who are deprived Of the in
estimabe pleasures of speaking and hearing. An
animation of the pupils of this asylum which and
will be enduring TO the benevolent spirit of
tutonal Convention Wednesday week. The remark
able proficiency exhibited in the various branches of edu
cation truly astonishing, while it made mani
fest to all who witnessed the examination that the acqu
stion of learning is entirely within the reach of the deaf
and dumb. An institution honorable TO the character
OF the State and powerful in the dspensation Of in
valuable blessings upon the unfortunate deserves the
willing support of the people, and merits the fostering
of the public authorities Banner,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
Palmer House.

This Hotel has changed hands, Mr.. Palmer having
leased il to Mr. Tuc, late Of the City Hotel and Gen.
W. J. EIliotr, late Of the Waverly House, Cincinnati
They are now making extensive repairs, and by the
meeting Of the Legislature will be fitted up in as good
.tve as any Hotel ia the West From the reputation oil
the new Projectors are led to believe the travelling
subtle, and visitors to our city will find the Palmer
House fine place to "tabernacle." Our city can now
boast of as good Hotels be found in any Western
city the opinion Of the New Albany Ledger to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.