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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

man, about H. who Is somewhat ACQUAINTED win ne
adwSe business OF respectable connexions and write.
kVou maud ana Is good salesman fair compensation
= s.'eu. NPPN ~ ~ OAns-sL oft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
TO ,ENCHANGE nRoKERs MERCHANTS

anu INSJ RANCE COMPANIES A gentleman Of
experience a. broker also as an An accountant H. Js.
ous oi obtaining situation IN either brokers' ofSce
counting mouse OF insurance office References of The hrs
retpec1aolliy IN this city among broker, msrcbsnts -
others Address b ONCE oflhe Tribune lolts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

To INV EKSs--A Young lawyer wishes 10 lske
~, sul'e OF oihces vim gentleman who has FOOD law
',p,sIN has three Offices connected m Wsllst In view -
Address "Csrous" Herald Office 40 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
nOMEsTIC SERVANTS P1oleci-ye Agrn1

~ and Private Family Intel gence Ofce IS Maker =;
corner OF Broadway under The most respectable parnae,
continues TO supply experienced and thorough servant.
white, c0,ored aud Pfoteslaus ain H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

ROOMS for gentlemen, with or without breaks In
very pleasantly located house In Irving place corne- OF
>Nteenths one or two gentlemen with wives be &C
commodsied Application 10 be made a, 500 Broadway
until the lsi OF May. Al0 7eod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
COLrORTkUR WANTED YoR NEM.MExI

>CO-A man OF religious principles aud who under
sahds BON The Spartan and English languages Is wanted
70 spend year In New-MeNicO. to distribute tracts A
suitably qualhed person well recommended VIII NEE,
WIN encouragement 10y applying to the subscriber at Gl
Johnst sd story. lSlO 3iOlW WIN HARMED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
81 )ll A SILENT PARTNER wANrEn

'soV.with from s. 70 to 81 500 In AN important
'usness IN his city, mailing immediate returns of
MAJ .eousSndss year Address D C. Y with reaI name
Ose o me New lork Tribune naming The time and nIace
" ns,Ve"-eonhdenVai References given and required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
BOARDING.

NOAKD.-A private family residing In Fourthst near
DBrOadway having more rooms than they require, would
accommodate Two or three single gentlemen with large
and convenient apartments on "a or 80 story also would
drnish breakfast II required Address L al this Office
alO 6'eOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

\NANTED-Bosrd FOR Two gentlemen, in Brooklyn,
w within 10 minutes wax of the South Ferry Com.
Portable in the house Of private family would
be preferred Address post paid, Box 1885, Post Office.
al0 Al 10, IS, To- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
,TO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OR PROFESSION.

L AL MEN.-A small private family having
hsn they occupy wOad let from the si day Of May
two pArors and two bedrooms the second floor; per
above with good references very reason
able terms without board The house is pleasantly and
simultaneously situated four doors from Broadway and
i've minutes walk from the City Hall Address a. c.
al is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

DOARD.-A young gentleman IA mechsnic) wishes TO
- oblsln board in private family down town A vege
table diet preferred Address Diet Tribune Office slO p
nOARD-With pleasant rooms may be had al The
literally ocsted dwelling, ls Wooster near Csns-st Re
ierences exchanged. ale It.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Mail Routes in Louisiana.

The following mail routes In this State,
are establishedby the new post Office law ,
From Pointe Couple TO Faussee River.
From Atcllafalaya, in the parish OF
Poilte Conpee, TO the Big Bend, in Avoy.
Giles.
From Beek's Forty, Harnnonsbare, to-
CatahoIas.
From New Orleans, via Sebastian,
Bruslards and Entee Uelese, in The parish,
Of ~Plaquenines.
From New Orleans, via Auaasfe, II
t1s' and Robert Wilkerson's, 10 Fraucis
Morean's in the Parish Of PIaquemIues.
From New Iberia, via LeBIanc's 10
Perry's Bridge.
From pery's Bridge to Corss's Min.
From Maury, vim T. II. Monsgomery's,
to r. FL Dillon's.
From Mansfield via Durham's and Cen,
williamson to Shreveport.
From Minden, via Fairview, to Belle.
vue.
From Shreveport, via Loganspors and
Shelbyyilles to Nacogdoches Ia Texas.
From Mill Creek, Sabine parish, via
and Big Woods Post Office,
to Bellows Ferry.
From Grand Ecore, via Campti, Choas.
Chute and Ringold, TO Mindep,
From FarmersviIIe, in Union parish. 10
Homer, in Claiborne parish.
From Deerfeld, via Dallas. TO Rich
mond, in the Parish OF Madison.
From Natchitoches to Shreveport, via
Maury and Mansfield.
From Vienna, Jackson parish, To III
Ark, in Calloways, and Corner
Bluff, Union parish, crossing the OAR.
at Sulphur Springs.
From N~atchitoches to ShelbyviIle, in
From Fokville, in the parish OF Qua
directly to FarmersviIle, passing
trough the principal settlements between
Bayou Choudion and DArbour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Delta Of the Mississippi.

LII another part Of to-day's paper, under
the head Interpretations for the South.
west.' will he found Intelligence Of ep.
propriation, by Congress, of fifty thousand
dollars for a Typographical and hydregrarh.
ical survey Of the Delta OF the Mississippi.
Wetrnst that the survey will beonade
rs speedily "a possible, and az the apprp
priation eontemplates sueh Investigations
as may lead to xhe adoption of measures
likely to relieve the lower eountr from
overflow, as well az the best means for
deepening the passes Mt the mouth of the
river 30 as to admit ships drawing twenty
teet water-we trust that the Govern.
ment will move IN the matter with all
possible CELEBRITY. The United States
should have long since made suel, s;,r.
veys-it was a duty which came im,ne.
d,ately within the plrview of Congress
and now that n small portion of Justice due
has been tardily rendered, We hone and
believe that the Executive officers of The
Government will lose no time in ordering
the Necessary Investigations,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Hon. Pierre SoMle.

This gentleman arrived at New Orlean,
on Tuesday morning last. In the ~eveniuu
he was waited on by n few of his friends
accompanied by q band Of music. We
understand, from an eye witness, that most
of the crowd followed the music ;,
through several of the streets, not knowing
or caring what was going on, The music
led them to Mr.. Soule's residence, where
they had the honor of listening to a some.
what bitter speech from the Senator. We
are told thet his den~unciations Of Messrs
Clay and Webster were particularly 40.
rimonions, We ardently trust that these
distinguished gentlemen will lie kent in
ignorance of this effort of Mr.. Soule's-
tor should they hear of it they will nm.
doubtedly feel great w~retchedness and
humiliation
lhe Crescent states that the speech was
very badly received" by a portion Of
the audience, and that his denuncia,i,ns
caused q good many "hard remarks \ to
be made by individuals in the crowd. This.
together with the intelligence communi.
Gated Ivy an eye witness, leads us to believe
another such speech would "lay"
Mr.. >. out as "cold as a wagon tire in
New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Ascension,

On Sunday last n pleasure l,htty from
Doiinldsohrille. paid ls another visit
They were to linve been here OH Saturday y,
bat were detained, owing tn s,tiiie timex.
peeteI oeturfeine The NIAtv fobft
was iiobly ffeisl'tea Will, a thfona Of the
voting aid beautiful, and their attendant
cavaliers. They were received corliallt
Ivy our citizens, aid, after ENJOYING n RAM
BE through the city, and viewing tie
State House, returned Oh board their boat,
and "tripped ton the tight, fantastic .oe,f'
until 3 o'clo"k, when the boat departed
frutn our landing, A ttooily number Of
ctr citizens participated with them in the
festivities Of the dance.
Another party, from the same place.
will he here to-day, aud will I've received ii,
n cordial ,nailtier, so becoming n ~liostit-
nble community. A ball will be eivel, a,
the Harvey House, this evening, in their
honor, to which, Of course. due attention
will he pail.
by the why, would it not ID well
to teeiprocate the tolrtesies Of our
l)ohallsonvillc friends, and pay them h
visit ! We merely throw ont the s,isaes-
ion for the consideration Of those most
likely to take the lend in such a tnnttef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

The Police Jury of the Parish Of East
Baton Noi'ge held III adjourned session
on Monday last, 18th instant, The ptin-
cipal subject which engntet their ntten-
ton was the erection Of 4 Poor House.
They appropriated the sum of thirteen
hundred dollars, TO be paid ont Of the
taxes OF 1851 FOR that purpose, provided
the corporation Of the city of Baton
Rouge would appropriate 4 like sum.
Messrs. Geo. tafig, VIM. llulbs, ]. c..
Dawson aud H. Toinlinson. were %npIoint.
cd II Committee to confer with tie Civ
Council The City Council has az vet
taken no action upon the subject. The
Police jury Proceedings may be found in
another column,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
The Bali Al the state House.

The hall given in the rotunda of the
State House on Tuesday evening last, wa
q most agreeable, as well az brilliant affair
The rotonaa was tastcfully draped will
flags, and here and there the uneuuallet
evergreens of the South Were placed, Civ.
ing the whole u fresh and graceful appear.
ance.
The dancing commenced about 8 O'Clock
aud continued until nearly one. Two sets
Were upon the floor the whole Of the time
we Were present--one composed prin.
elpally of Juveniles, and the other of the
more adult votaties Of TerpSiehore. The
hours passed gaily and happily away.
pleasure beamcd from every eve, and MI
went merry AZ a marriage bell"
We might 60 into a description of the
festivities of the evening, but the fact is,
Our "poetical machine F" is out OF order.
Just al the present time, and it is extremely
difficult to "come" the "high.strikess"
without a resort to that almost indispen.
sable article OF machinery. We will have
1t repaired in time for next week.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

Wing MeetiDG

It has been suggested that a meeting Of
the Wings of West F~elieiana, take place
on Monday week, at the Court House in
this place. The object Of the meeting is
to take steps for thorough organization OF
the party, and to suggest the name OF
some one Of the many prominent Wings
Of this District as a Congressional Candi-
date, subject to the ratification Of the
District Convention.
We are glad to notice at this early day,
such a feeling among Wing friends.
1t evinces a determination 10 do good work
in the coming Congressional canvass-
There is nothing like an early commence.
ment in this matter. Our Democratic
are ARRAYS busy, and in order that
we may be successful, it is necessary to
be yigilant. In past times, the party have
postponed the nomination Of a candidate
until too late a day, giving oaH opponents
a long start and great advantage of us.
We hope a District Convention will be
called at an early day, in order that our
candidate may have an early start and d
air one. We will then be able to test
more thoroughly the bottom 4 Of
he Democratic nag.-St. Fyancisrzzel
1Arsntcl1 l2M inst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

The WHtes Of Mien1aAH.-The Whig
State Convention, which was held on tho
24ti September, took high national end
patriotic ground. The following resola-
ton, among others, was adopted
ResolvoR, That we hail with ~sincers
JOY the late action Of Congr eSs in tho
passage Of the Utah bill, the California
bill, the New Mexico Territorial bill, the
suppression Of the slave traffic in the
District Of Columbia, and nnder the peot4
liar circumstances Of the ease-the Texas
Boundary bill and heartily approve Of
the course Of the Administration in the
conception, the conduct, and final sane.
ton Of tho measures so well calculated 10
TO restore harmony to the Republic, Sc.
cure d renewed confidence il the stability
Of our free institutions, and extend onr
commercial and P~glitieal greatness both at
home and abroad.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Arrival ofthe Steamer America,
FOR EIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
baltimore, Tuesday, October is, $40
r. M.-The steamer America arrived at
Halifax at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
The favorable news which reached
Liverpool from India on Friday, the 4th,
caused cotton to become more animated
That day sales amounted to 1o, 900 bales,
the market closing firm at the prices cur.
rent at the sailing of the Europa. The
sales OF the week amounted to IA, 500
bales, of which 80, 900 were Americ an.
Spectators took 90, 900.
Flour had declined Cd. in consequence
OF large arrivals. Sugars were very ac-
tive, sorne kinds having advanced to Sd.
Large sales of molasses were made at
very full prices. Coffee was in less de.
mand, but was firm at previous rates. To.
bacco was active at improving prices
treights lower; there WI a large demand
and abundant supply.
DENMARK N THE UUC1rIrs.
The war in the Duchies has been re-
newed with vigor, the Holsteiners gain
ing the advantage though effecting moth
decisive.
France. England and other countries
are quiet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Cure FOR THE "Boyg Fgyen .

CURE FOR n "BoyE FEvEn. "A
friend Of ours, far advanced in life. has
successfully treated this annoying disease
as follows: He filled a large tub with
water as warm as he conld bear It, SUFFICE
emily deep to come above the knees ; far
so~1 oranges aee1e cut into quarters and
Mroscn IN. He then seated himself over
the tub with his feet and legs immersed,
wrapping a blanket closely around him.
At the same time he had a sunnbler filed
with warm water sweetened with honey
into which was sliced a sour orange. This
mixture he drank freely. Within a few
minutes copiotls perspiration was induced.
From the tub he went to bed and covered
up closely. At the end Of forty hours he
was completely cured.-MobHe ploater.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Public MEETINGS.,

The Mississippi Legislature is to con
vehs to Jackson on De 18th of next month,
according to the proclamation Of Governor
Quitmai0 The Union men had 6ye1
upon that day for the purpose of making a
grahd demonstration in favor Of the Cam
promise Bills. The Disunionistz. after
wards, selected the same day for the pur.
pose Of getting up a sactional %demonstra.
ton. This, pefhapsss was wise in the
latter, for without sofH,e trick of the kind
it was not very likely, that they would be
70 gather toget,s1r a respectable audi
ence. Senator Foote will. probably. ap-
pear on behalf of the Unionizts and JEFF.
Davis for the Se~cessionists. Warm times
may he looked for, should the rival cham
piohs meet IN conflict. Davis would
undoubtedly get the advantage Of Toote
a battle plain, but in the forum the latter
is lar his superior. Besides. he has riubt
aud Justice on his side. aud panopliea IN
the arinor of truth, with the flag Of the
whole Union, which he has go nobly s,t=.
Eaihed during the past session Of Congress,
over him, 1t Ia impossible a,at
ne sliouldd do otherwise than conquer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
The Disaster at r%laqemtne,

by the las" p~lalnen,ine Sentinel we
learn that the immediate destruction o.
property catsed by the. caving of the bank
in, front Of the town. is sonic $2l, 800.
We regret, however, to learn that the
damage will inevitably he fat greater thai,
tlat-at least double!
1t seems to lis that. the State Engineer
should take some steps TO ascertain wlletls-
er the earihg cannot he stayed, and tl,lis
prevent the destruction Of one of the
most beautiful townsin the State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

SENATORIAL. ELGcrroN.-At the cleo.
tion lately held in the parishes of Carroll
and Madison, to fill the vacancy occasion.
ed by the death Of Hon. r. J. Cbamb,;ss
democrat, Judge Alonzo Snyder, demo.
crat, was elected by a majority of sixty.
SIX votes, The vote given was very
small Judge Anderson, wing, a most
popular and estimable gentleman. carried
Carroll parish by IL votes, Judge SNYDER,
Madison, by 7s. Had there been a full
vote polled il is possible that the result
might have been different.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Late from Texas.

~
BY the nfriva1 Of tile Steamer PpattAan
at New Ufleafis, late intelligence tas
beeii received from the state Of the "J,ot,e
Star"
HE Gtvernor las issued his proclafias
tioi, coiiveiiibg the Legislature on tho
third Monday, 18th day Of November.
Also n proclamation submitting The prop
osisien from the General Government e.,
TIE purchase Of Santa Re to d direct vote
81 tile people, the election to be held et
tie third Monday, 21st dry Of October.
There is little IT NO doubt MS to the 40.
ton Of the people Of Texas i'll reaarJ IN
this fitattefs The ten million PROPOSITION
viii lie accepted by ah OVERWHELMING
itittiorlty. The Victoria Advocate think.
1t not d little remarkable that anon The
optotiefts to the acceptance IF the pearcs
proposition for the purchase Of the sant,
re Territory, but few old Texans ats n,
lie found. This class of citizens is rem
efhlly i'll favor Of the measure.
The crops, generally throughout Texas.
may he set down rs yielding a pretty fir
average
Half n dozen negroes disappeared sud.
one night from the city Of Austin,
It is supposed they were deooyed off by
some rascally white man. The sHsi,
created considerable excitement.
The Indians continue their Jenra,1s.
There are good reasons for believ.
liig that the Camanches are preparins f.,
more extensive depredations than at at,y
81 their previous ones. The commands,
Of the u s troops in Texas has taken
I'll precautions to protect The people on thu
western frontier, that the limited mean,
1t his disposal permitted him to do. The
Government should send an adearats
70 Texas to protect the people and
punish the savages for their d~epredatlons,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Telegraphic Intelligence.

We find the subjoined items in our
latest New Orleans exchanges
THOMAS BUTLER KING,
baltimore, Wednesday,, October IS,
1000 A. M.-T'hofnas Butler King has
accepted the appointment of Collector of
the Port Of San Francisco.
OHIO ELECTION. q
Nine Wings, nine Democrats, Giddings
and Townsand. Free Soil, aud johnson,
Independent, have bee elected to Congress
in Ohio. A Wing gain Of one or two
members, We believe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
r~-
Mere Gazing al PIaqnemine.

Since writing the foregoing, we have
received the Evening Picavnna, Of Wed.
fesday last, ia which i've find the following
letter from n Plnq,ieiF,ile correspondent.
by 1t the sad intelligence is communicated
OF another and more disastrous cave in Of
the bank OF the river in front Of the town.
Here is the letter
~FhAptEMtSE, or 10, 1850.
Edttots Pt'dgune:--Th bank in front
Of our town Is still giving way, extending
up stream, Last night it fell in opposite
tlle residence of Mr. Black, (brick house,)
ON the sq,tare adjoining the one where
the disaster frat occurred, and d crack in
the street can he traced w as far IA the
Planters Hotel We may how certainly
set down as destroyed all the front build
inga on the second sq,iare, (Which are the
first in the rlace,) aud | feel confident that
the work Of destruction will not stor
there. The fine, large and new brick
stores of Mr. Bissell, and likewise the
hotel belonging to him, will sink. Tie
new sufferers are Bissell, Black, and Lev
ystein, aud the valuable property of Mr..
Deroby, adjoining the hotel, may, | think. |
be certainly included III The loss. / cab.
estimate the amount Of this late loss
the first is nothing ia comparison with II.
Although this disaster will fall heavily
upon individuals, we have ne fear that II
will, In the least, retarl The prosperity or
Plaqaemine. The ball is ringing.
lii haste. m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

STEAMBOAT AectpENr.-l'he steamer
toNconntA, from New Orleans To Mem.
phis, struck a snng neor the mouth OF
Red River, ut 4 o'clock "Wednesday after.
noon last, and Immediately sunk In nine
feet water, Tl,s cargo reported to he a
total loss. No lives lost. The steamer
Memphis, from Cincinnati, which passed
down yesterday, reported the above pat-
t~iculars. VI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

Gov. WALKER returned TO- the capital
last Saturday, nfter q visit Of sG4,e weeks
duration, to HE estnte on Red River.
We regret exceedingly to learn that the
Governor has been quite i'll, of n severe
fever, for the past two or three days.
We trust he will sooi, become GONZALES
cent
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

Fancy A~HficLEs.-lf any one desires
to see an assortment Of rich and fancy
articles all fresh and new from the city.
let him Step In at Delafoderies', Hafynev
House building, Church street, and his
desires win be amply gratided. lie has
Jenny Lind music, Jenny Lind ear rings,
Jenny Lind perfiimery, and ali endless
variety Of other articles, too numerous to
refer TO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

NFMr j. c. Ianone, Post office room.
mas sent us some Of the finest specimens
OF note paper we ever set eyes upon. We
question whether finer or more beautiful
paper, was ever manufactured. lie has
1t of all sizes and patterns, embroidered
and plain, with envelopes to match. Give
a pail
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

H-Applications for bounty Land, under
the recent passed act of Congress, or any
other act, as well as all inquiries relative
70 such claims, or TO persons supposed to
be entitled to land. should be addressed to
the Secretary Of the Interior, or the Sec
Rotary Of War.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

INSPECTOR or MEDICINES Ar NEw Or
LEANs.-Dr. E. Ii. Barton has been ap-
pointed, remarks the NO. Crescent, to
this important office. DR.. Barton is wide
~ known rs a highly scientific man., as
well as an accomplished physician. His
appointment gives very general satisfac-
fic,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

U~A telegraphic despatch, dated Hos
ton, the 7th inst, says that meetings! are
&C be held all over the State in opposition
to the Fugitive Slave bill. Humbun-
Inc meetings are attended only by aboli-
uonists and negroes. There is a great
cry and a great deal of acool-but neither
can or will exert any moral or political
influence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

IT, The Sixth District Court is still
in session Judge ALRhnr DufFRt, of
the Fourth District has been presiding
most Of the week upon the trial Of re-
rtsed tases. We hive heard him highly
spoken u ~ the ltr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

~"Lct Us AL DC U.Aappy To
gcthcr, is the text Of a capital editorial
in the Boston Courier, commenting on the
sorrow of the nalliiers,and the abolitionisss
u The passage Of the Cancellation laws.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

THsr IN n FiE1p.--T'he Abolition.
lists Of syracuse, ". T., made the follow
ing nominations
Emr PtesNtnt-iettit Smith, white mar.
f" phs P,estiet-sam Ward, black man.
This is what might be calld the mixed
ticket Some supposed that Seward ast,
Fred. Douglass would have been the can.
didates.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

Ig~The Jury of Inquest held over the
body of John Mills, who was shot IN his
house, Friday week last, returned d yer.
dict that he was murdered by some per
con to the jury unknown.