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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20
GREAT FALLING OFF IN TIE COTTON
crop

From the statement in another column,
which may be relied on as aCeursts, it will
be seen shat the falling OF Of the crop this
yeah e compared with the receipts Of last year,
reaches already the enormous amount Of four
hundred and forty eightthOusand four hundred
and ninety Dix bales. The total decrease oil
This CROP compared with mat Of last year, il
IL sssimatod BY the best Judges, will not BE-
lass than 100000 bales. The crop, ii is now
'bslisvsd will not go over two millions Of
bales.
With these facts now ascsrtained, it is evi>
dent that the cotton, tested by the principle Of
supply and demand, Is worth moro than the
prices now ruling in the market. A strenuous
'efcssi e now making by the English capital
Ssts TO keep down the rates Of cotton, at all
events, until the crop reaches the hands Of
thsir own dealers. The struggle now going
Oh e one Ofcapiisl. The English dealers will
not adyance, khOwtng that the crop must soon
Tdll into their hands at present prices, from the
utter inability Of the holders on this side to
kstain Il. Bills mature, and cotton mus: be
sold, from the want Of means to hold on
The capitalists there are sustained by power.
tul inOnied institutions, which enable them to
win q this game Of 'lOng taw.' The result
will be that tho advance on the crop, which
will necessarily accrue from its deficiency,
and which aegiimately belongs to the planters
cad dealers Onthis side Of the waters, will
Ssessly 80 into the pockets Of foreign speculs.
ton, Ina crisis like this, the country feell
We want Of q strong mOnied institution ia
sustain our capitalists, and hold up the crop,
o. was done on occasions BY the old National
Bank, enabiing tire planters to pocket two OF
three Cea's NOR per pound for their cotton.
alabama Journal.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

An ~snscdots is told Of Gov. Jones which is
too good 10 DO lost;
Whilst masking . speech come two years
since, ) sowdy follow Missed him; immediately
the ey-slum him out! turn him OUT arose
fran various parts Of the crowd. Just 81 that
time "a sss. near BY, commenced braying
when the Gov. remarked to the audience 'let
him alone, gentlemen, his iathsr is calling hin
anah be will soon leaves
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20
MISSISSIPPICRE0LE
CANPON;
saturday morning, April 90, 1850.
70 an tho LoveTs Of Good cheer,

TO All the Lovers Of Good Cheer
The ladies' Of Canton aud vicinity will Oiier
to The public a splendid TePasI, on the evening
o, the first day OfMay next, at the ThesPIan
Hall. Plenty Of GOO music will grace the
occasion, and STRAwBERKIEs AND CREAM will be
very abundant, unless sold dame nature" mil
decree otherwise. The proceeds Of the enter
tainment are to be applied to the benefit OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Canton. All
are invited to come, and it is hoped none will
6nu Unnecessary to stay away.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

I1s 'hing'l 'nd qha,ors p.ri.-
al' aggregated? Senator r''' suhi.
qus'iiOnaHiy agh,. III. g1'gI'a
'bsm''I, ,a iaF the existing s' e.. ny
ment. VIVA, right had a.. .''li'pd
y opposing and defeating de- a., y
cratic nominee ~ Souarss ''l's
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

RAILROAD COMMIssIoNERs.-We are
requisite to invite the Railroad Com.
missioners, (whose names will DO fouud
in an article headed Railroad to meet
at the counting room Of G. w. Hender-
son thisday, Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, on important business. . Il is hoped
that all will attend who possibly can.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

HotpEN's DOLLAR magazine, for April
has been received, and still maintains
its character as the cheapest and best Of
the Magazines. 1t relies on its reading
matter, not its engravings and ornameu.
tails, for the high character It sustains.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

DIED.--ln Washington city, on the
25th alt, FLORA A. daughter Of Wm.
McWilie.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

RARBAcUE.-We understand that a
Barbacue will Be given at this place on
Saturday next, in connection with the
Railroad movement.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

From the report Of the proceedings in
Congress, in another column, it will be
seen that the Legislature of Michigan
have rescinded their resolutions instruc-
ting General Cass to vote for the Will
mot proviso. We are not Of those who
refuse to serve God, because the devil
bids us, and therefore we can say sin.
cerely that we rejoice at this change .
But while we say this, we must also
say that either the first instructions
were based upon party tactics, without
any regard to principles, moral or pc.
litlcal, or that the re~scission ofthose in
structlons, is TO meet some new change,
to answer some as yet hidden move to
be made in the proceedings Of the same
party; perhaps we should be nearer the
truth were we TO say both suggestions
are correct. The locofoco party proper,
the old hunkers, in the south, were very
much chagrined and embittered by the
result ofthc late presidential contest
The formation and independent action
Of the %freesoil party ofthe north was eV.
idence to them Of the unsoundness OF
their northern allies, and in this embit-
tered stale Of feeling they had Joined
with the disunionists proper, the so call
ed democrats ofthe S. Carolina school,
in deauncialions cftheirI northern allies,
and in taking the initiatory steps for
forming a Southern Confederacy, by
means Of the Nashville convention
But a sober second thought has come
over both sections Of the party if they
are %disunited, "fare%ell, a long fare.
WE'LL" to the sweet spoiIs of the Treas
ury, "the pomp and circumstance o.
Office"
It is discovered that the entire South
is not prepared, without some furtheI
justification, to take the final step Of dis.
union, and that consequently new moves
must be made on the party boarI. A
seeming reconciliation must take place
General Cass, under the implied prom
Use of a second nomination, must procure
a resclssion Of his instructions and thu
make himself popular with the Southi-
The southern hunkers, having by thei.
temporary union with the disunionlst
and by advocating, for a short time, ex
IRENE measures, that the southern wings
more regardful of the constitution aht
the country than Of their party, coGlt
not sanction, can, we believe, will, with
draw under cover Of the smoke the,
have raised, let the Nashville conven
ton die a natural death, or result in no
thing, and then, in the next canvass
how they will shout that the democrac,
are the only friends of the south, tina
the wings opposed the south when i
danger, &c. &C.; oil first rate capita
for an ele~ctioneering campaign. An
then probably we shall hear those, VII
but a few weeks since at the court hoas
80 loudly denounced the very man lha
in June, is49, they 'daubed over wit
. a string Of resolutions occupying a CO
umn and a half ofthe Creole, endorsin
the Nicholson letter and everything elsi
re-passing the same resolutions, an
swearing by their consistency that Cal
is the only true friend the South ev,
had. Such a change would be nothit
new here at home, and why should 1t
abroad? TiUe Ia hwmbug!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

DIED--On the 9th inst, below N. Or.
Of cholera, GORDON D. BoyD, Esq,
Of AttaIa.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

CoTTON The market ia N. Orleans
continues unsettled, with prices in favor
OF buyers, if anything. MiddliAg lie.
III.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

"A stuck up sort Of q genius entered a
shop y lhis city, and turning up his nose At
sOme spPlesin ! window, exclaimed,
sAFa these dpplss 81 for 4 hog 10 eatg'
: don't know,try them ana sss,' was the
inssans reply q the shopksspsr.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

AN ELECTROMAGNETIC distinct shock Of an
earthquake was felt in this place about half
past 7 o'clock on Thursday night last, 9TH
nst.-FFdnkiitn Revisv.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

CHOLERA In New OkLEANs.-From
the report Of the Board of Health we
learn that only 8 cases Of cholera we're
reported in the city for the 3rd, 4th,
and 9Th Of April.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

In the Senate, on Thusdsy'h' M n
I'D rosolution. Of the Legislature . N
resembling former Instruction, ,,.ia'.
them peace offerings TO the O'" .s.,u|
Mr.. Foote'S resolutions were ''t'n !
Mr.. Benton OPPOSED the I sl',.,"I,
portion having reference 70
committee on Territorial anau' !. s..,|
Mr.. Clay spoke in favor :
erence. ;.iuuics
connection Of California with ~, \
Mr.. Dayton considered W
rolling. .,;,, ths conf
should be appointed, but wo ...,ld H.
himself to any measure 'a' ,.a on 4
admission OF OallIV
or measure. Is ,,bIs tho 81
The motion TO Icy On .ns' =, ouai1
,sa," resolutions was nsd' . 81
was lost-g6tOs, c.itoruia ln
The motion 70 axcep. w.
-. Ia ata@E1 W. 81
BALTAyA uoas|
Mi; Campbell, the CLERK =
10 day at washington on..,,l, sonDlln'
H. M Si,' G.aS %i ~y.''.fiay' 'n' acc
speech on the oooa. Occasion.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

aMr. BEowu,I owe yOu . grudss, remember
thtt!D
81 shsli not be frightened, then, ioE Insssr
knew you 70 pay anything that you owed"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

eTAasb u ! great dsmand,' aays . Yankee
siDga spssiss 81 plaster which will en-
~ SeuAsMSa W STICK % their own busi-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

grey. ST.. CALDWELL viii preach on
'JOhn's Baptism" in the OLD church in
this place, on Sunday, 28th instant.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

Tho State vs.l P and J MsyAold for
gohn Tate, verdict, Not guilty,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20

MN5ssi55-oa 10 ls 1,1.. w. ! q.
T R,snA RI 9 so'h y ni' ''''''
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20
WGeliNGToa, APrl y :

The clerk Of the House Of Rsp''''n"
most dangerously ill, and not expected ''a|
vivo. MI. .Merodith'S conduit % u.
Galpin's claim Is much anllnla' ghi|
on bv the leading Wings since pn1
adverse decision has been PrSns's h !.
A change in the cabinet IS s''o 4, M
Collectors and other nominations y
cities will, withou, doubt, DO 'sn''H''
Senate. w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
II esIN

Ladies black and whites liz h6HSN ditto raw silk.
Black attd cofd cashmere hosiefM sufer quality,
bleaeiled and ltnjleacied COTTON iN.~, al prices.
sizes. Ladies silk. eytfoB aud merino M Gents,
sill. nerine and cotton aidrtss and draws,NSrdaa and
brown cotton, mertuo and ysg.el, hall iloss,M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Avis all Public.

I T. PUBLIC cat par eea prssots nofife Gus r.,
l. oaaezign6s ont, le o Scpieribre defnief, 1850
III Rte authentiqne, tactic dineorporhtiotl do.
want Samuel Sk0lfeld, Recorder dc In parpiaat
FEST Baton Rouge, pour Ia ceiigtfuc'i9 dun Che.
min.cn- + aiichea, (pLANk ROAD entire les
yillcs de l,aton Rouge ct dc Clinton, pafeouraut d
coullne lie cleuiiu dc Fer de Baton Rouge i Gin
ton.
1t il est dc plus donf6 avis que les sousaignfa,
Signatures du dit aete en- ont pfesentf une eopie
legalemctt ceftiii6e h fIlon. J. !. Bufk, June dtI
siSienle District ,tudiciaire de l'Etat do Ia Loui-
siane, aeeompagn6e dune denande que le dill acte
soft examine par lui, et soft aussi sounis h IA
voca, de District, du sus-dit District JuIicinire.~
ct he plus, quill en- soit donnG avis pendant trente
jours, an public.-leinandant que 81 pendant ce
delal legal il nest fat on dGpoat auctine opposi-
ton desani lc dit Juge, les signatures ptiissent
defnandcr nm d6cret %d6initif, confirmant le dit acte
Incorporation, ct autorisant les p6titionnaires ct
touies autres persopDes qGi pourraicnt desorlnais
devenir actionnaires du dit clernin, sous eette
charle, 4 JOUR dc tous les droits, privileges ct im-
mtnites accordes aux corporations par I'm acte de
la Legislature de Get Etat, approuv6 lie 16 Mars
1913. intltute Acfe pour pouyoir 4 Reorganization
des corporations dams Get Etat. y
Charles G. Mediation, Frederic Arbour.
Joseph Larguier, John Phillips,
]. NJ. Brunot, Jordan Holt,
John Il. klcinpeter. WIN. s. Pike,
Chas, A. lion, Leon Bofnecaze,
Samnel NJ. Hart, Amos Adams,
Eugene Lanoue, WIN. D. Phillips,
oct pg. 5fs1 W # T'unuard
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
On III tit |.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Nrw uhtt.N4, Nov, Y, 1850,
CotroS.a=Mafkot rather quiet, MtteeH varying
ea follows Inferior iilHt9 Ordinary laiaiJ
Middl,ng, t1aal3a, Miidling Fair, IJ}ai3k, FAN
~ilaliae. per ID. Q
TNaepo,-Liitlc inquiry. and small sales.
Sr~an ASp MuLAssrsf@taif demand Gales
Of 800 hhis, Sugar at 5sllc, per III. ior Fair
and t2n hblp, McIaEses II 2dttyGic, per gal.
Mass PoeK-9DD bills, ht Sit GA Il SIT
~ per Dbl Bacon Sides At u q 7he, and shoulders
~ ~ Il sleeper H.
LAnb-aSon kcga, taken for export nj 7ie per III,
CorftG-uld Rio going nj l0le, aud New Rio
ut lie pcrlh
Wntsktr-EreiiGed, selling on the levee, small
lots, at BE per gal,
FLona--St, Loiis-~prices varying from 81 A.
10 III so per bib.
GuSss Bas-io,ooo in lots, sold at s'e.
ConN--Sales range from 70 tp Tic per bsskol.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
conn 4 OpprsHElN.
Family Grocery klorr,
fisan OF the saos4sesa f~srs~Esfy,

TNHE Undersigned respectfully liz
IL ieftfts tlH ptlilif that liz hos pa FssfYf
f1oFsd H. bis old stand gt i.A*aA Street, and ha.
oa hand and ~ constantly receiving q lufaa assert.
fnent Of Articles il the abpye llls ati,9rig tstipt
Hrt
8aRW Louisiana atd Havana. double tGeired
Crushed md potvtinfed.
fHHft ana I'm u various qualities.
fish satlines, Goldfish, ltaIdotk, Hstkefei and
Hearings,
7Dbtto If different dablitiies.
Gitars common attd tina,
tpJpRes Sppta4 stat. stpafine and 1'atlew.
E94p Soda mud ektta family soap,
Sptrfj Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves. Eutlnees,
Mustard Ord CAYENNE Pepper.
Fi73ss G0ett,nlats. Olive Hnt Catefs.
P,selsieHs Flour Pork, Beet, Lard Bacon. Dried
bahts B9logfa Saisages aud Beef Tongue.
fhffss Holland, thesfjta and Western,
ha1hnp4 Tomato and Walnut.
Or Olive, ~ half bottles aud bottles. Lard and
Lafnpi
Ephs Rsirius. Ctrfahis, Figs, Lates and btun.
Ajad Fruits.
MITE! Almonds md %l'eeara. a
fh9@dtff sWrht and SpieaA No, I,
u hrs If yafiaus qualities. t'ertltats nf NJ kinds,
Old Brandy Jamaica Rum. Holland Tin.
Motiehgahela Whisky; London, Porter aud
Aln.
] haze constantly IN hand Tar Hosin md Pitts
btifgh Coal. tmeH ~ A, MONfAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Ventc de Succession,

Dams faHnife dr II Ntttesstau ff tteB'f. A. tttiEY,
Mtfdf. lNo. liz, ftttftfs.l
I'm FENIU dune Commission h moi adfesefr
IL par Ia totif du sitlsRia District tpditihirs
potti Ia Patoisse d bel Iaion Rouge. I3tbt do Ia
Louisiana, II sera yend1 iair IL sptissignd sltfrit.
\ la uIatson he Con- dams Ia willie TO Batui Rouge.
Hafdi, IL iofHie jim NJ Dffpfb9f p]rathpth 1850. 4
,nah Ia prophecies ti-aprss dhrlito Hi,paftriiant i
Ia succession te Robert 4. Riley. dtftittfentent IT,
te'te l'aroiata, decade, sayuirs
Ndgrefsa ]estlaya. notnutaa Mary Ann 6Gir
t'eayifen 10 ans. u te.a,ate Maria, asfc t'eDyi-
ron - avs. Conditions Ia yanre-t ~multauh
nov 4. ON. T. G.. MDRttfH. &ldFif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Public Notice.

TTIE PUBLIC is hereby notified that the SUBJ
j. seekers did on the 9th day Of September last,
1850, past an authentic act, being an act Of incor-
porationl before Samuel Skolfeid Recorder for the
Parish of East Baton Rouge, for the construction
OF a PLANK ROAD between the towns Of Baton
Rouge and Clinton, running over and occupying
the Road at present known as the Baton Rouge
and Clinton Railroad.
And notice is hereby further given that the
Subscribers signing The said authentic act have
2~ycscntcd the duly certified copy thereof TO The
Hon. J. J. Burke, Judge of the Sixth JuGcial Dis
trict of the State of Louisiana, accompanied by an
application that said act Of incorporation be ex-
amined by him and be also served on the District
Attorney for said district-and further, that no.
tice of said application of thirty days be given to
the public, and praying that if no opposition is
filed or made before said Judge in the legal de-
lays, the subscribers viii move for a final decree
confirming said act Of incorporation, authorizing
the petitioners and all such ether persons that may
become stock holders under said charter, to enjoy
and possess the rights, privileges and immnnifies
granted to corporations by the act Of the Legisla-
ture of said State approved on the 18th day of
March. 1918, entitled ! An Act to provide for the
orginaiion of Interpretations in this State.
Charles G. Mediation, Frederic Arbour,
Joseph Larguier. John Phillips,
j.. NJ. Brunot, Jordan Holt,
John B. Kleinpeter, VIM s. Pike,
Chas- A. Hon, Leon Bonnecaze,
Samuel VI. Hart, Amos Adams.
Eugene Lanoae, VIM. d. Phillips.
oct 26, st. WI Tunnard
az BOXES SODA BISCUIT. fresh by lass
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09

A FINE assortment of French Soaps, Oh hand
IA for sale cheap Tor cash by
oct 2G. RG.DELAROUERIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
" TO TIE LADIES OH
Baton Rouge and Vicinity

THEoPHlLE PIGNEGuY, has the honor to
l. announce 10 the ladies and gentlemen of Bat
on Ropgc and vicinity, that on Monday the 18th
inst, he will open al the old stand OF NIcroR He.
nRRr, a beautiful and complete assortment OF
FRtNem. ENcLIsH and AMERICAN DRYGOODS.
Of the latest add newest style.
There is now in the Custom House Of n. O..
$4,000 worth of European Goods, which will be
received and presented TO the inspection OF the
pubic. on Saturday morning, the 18th inst. Cab
at Y. HebcrFs old stand, Lafayette street.
nov q. T. pIGNEGITv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Lecture on Tempcrancc!

MIR Il. j. HARP, of plauuemine. will safgygss
lNl deliver a Temperance Address at the
Methodist Church, on TUESDAY EVENING, sTgsS
the lath instant, at early candle light. The pub.
lie II general are respectfully invited to attend
The members of Carroll Division, No, 20, S.
Oft, are hereby notified, aud earnestly requested
10 meet at their Division Room, on Tuesday even
ing next, at q o'clock, to attend said lecture.
nov 9. 1t. A, W. HYATT, n. s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
AVIS.
CaIr dM sixlcme District .Hnd;ciaire,
HarNlsse dsEsL E,alnn I.0unN.

a TIENDI Que Joshua Alexander d ID Pa.
n roisas d'Est Baton Rouge, Etat dc In tseHiRin-
ne. seat adreasde b In dife Conf pour etfea nom.
mos administrator lie In Succession de III femme
deeedde, Ebtzt CttSes Reimbursement d. Ia dite
Phroisse d6rtd6a.
AVA et par IL rrdso1'c dome \ ioufas per-
HntileH iHttreRHfa Do ttifN hAyoir lrttr rnia6n dams
dix ioura do Ia Itotliet publication, de rette avis,
pou'1ttol IN dlte drnalle ne Enfait pas accofje.
nov o, gs. NJ MORENO, Eleifef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
HIGHT & P1KE.

i AE
INVITE thn attention ef Planters, Mechanic
1 anil the public generally, 70 their iafga an
wsli assorted steek Of IAKb. ~
CUTLERY ae, s~vliial, they ssSzs1s21s VA r.
hive constantly III store and h9W fagHi ling d fee
from New York and eastern mantifaetiifafs VII
al Carpenter II; Cooper Whealtigiit N saith
| TX tools Of every description
100 Coils hlahiila tefdaga tassoffedl
20 Coils lutte tueHing, ~ do kelituely do,
100 Boxes class l~assattsdj
US Kegs white lhad pure and MOI.
1900 Pounds putty IN blad,iefs,
40 Kegs Nails tasHottedj ~ DO spikes. do
- Bags Wrought nails.
= Dozen 'Anes' shssi handle sladps.
80 Il Howiatiis 4 Cars %sitevels and spalrs,
80 Psif Ahlifols l~ssseitedj
~ " sleFels atni tuhEs, i Dozen Goal beds,
% Dozen eatie knives. plain and hepk,
30 " brushes assorted. 90 do COLLINS Axes.
10 - h~Eit1tnens7 asaa,
u Cross common table knives Hnf forks.
- Dozen Hetger's table and dessert ~,
60 Pair table %eatfats, assorted,
10 Bos paeIHt knives, 90 dp scissors assaf'ed,
40 II Fad Locks. ~
80 " assorted brass aHl iron, fsA
Cupboard. chest. boz. aud trunk locks. ~
: Casks strap hinges asserted,
Ok Log and tfnfn chains. Hind itfidlss and liofsn
Collars, Wood, Tin and Willow wafa, Cross ett,
Riili ind pill saws,
40 English Real twist. Patent t,fitfh. Double
barrel Shot tttNH Together with every eafies
" If goods Usually fethd in q Hardware store.
sept II. y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Parish Of VI est Baton Esouee,

10 laws { OtfEs, ESQ.
You ate hereby notified 70 put IN complete TO-
~ pair, III al respects according to law, the road
and leftn across the tfaet Of land owned by yor
~ this Parish, fronting on The river and being 81
ttatrd between The lands Of Judge Winchester and
Hobart H. Knox. Tho said work 10 he common.
eea in len days anti completed by tho let Of De.
renhor raSt. W W LENNON. Inspector
III road and leNne Mntl. w. i. Llnnga. LntN .. y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Prepare Yourselves for Gold Weather.

q i. lion, still continues 10 offer great in
~ dnceuieHts to the purchasers Of READY
M1DE CLOTHING, Of all grades and quail
ties, no one should buy what they wait in the
shape Of Clothing without first railing on &. A.
lion, FOL there IN no store In Baton Rouge where
they have as large, well cut ard made stocks; the
goods are all fresh and warranted in every respect
which il something that other houses dare not do.
Also boys Clothing Of all kinds, those in want Of
good Goods should repair Tor the outfit. loot. Sit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Bnien Rouge Wharf Deat Hotel,

REGEit1NG.. F0RHtHRBtNF & a7.EfH.
HD.aT H4ENfY
THE undersigned have Tbs rle8s.
! 'fa 10 announce The completion ltl4s1A
rf thfif arrangements il fitting M 5asas}4#sss1s9ssssss
HE Baton Rouge Wharf Boai. sud that they afe
itoW prepared 10 transact ail business connected
with thhif line
The Hotel will 10 tthdef The management Of
Col b. PRATT, formerly oftiir ~tiafhey House
The other brunch hf tlta '~btisihass sYilt be- con-
htttea by William Markham who viii give par.
t%i"ttlhf attention 10 The shipping and Receiving Of
Freight and such other b'isihess SIS i1By be lslt III
theft care
Ahagepey ff OHielly's Linz oft'sieefsph has
hefn established on board lie Whgfi EpAi. All
messages lelt with The undersigned wifi ie fpfs
Hafied with dispatch
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
g.. SIMON & RROTHER,

TAVE just received from the North and New
IL Orleans, carefully selected by one ofthe part
ners, a large and well selected assortment, Of Dry
Goods. Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hosiery,
Blankets, &c, &c, 10 which they invite the at
tention Of the planters aud public generally.
Their goods are ner, and will be disposed Of on
the most reasonable terms. oct 10.