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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
DIR. MARTINS
rspsfa pound Syrup Of wild Cherry.


Hsufs Compound issene al tl1e best remedies ever
II efiefed to the public in Coughs, whether afis-
ing from cold or u hUopiiig cough, or tliat dreadful
CONSUMPTION! Few ~fefdeuies. id the SHIRT time 1t
los beer before tits ptislie, hAva ~atTadfed 20 mafiy
e%iifess The rr9Ifieturs are efery day f~eeelsifs oraers
r5rsil ut d distance. and IN tits city, In which they
have been highly g~fatifeil To learn its good effects
ttla iSlslsap Of tbs Protestant Episcopal Church 6f
s~f;srYtaid ahe Right Hes,fW H. Wtiitinglmfnl has
.atffI0siheH ns % suV Lhat lie has used II IN his 4jssfs
person Nitt decided hefHff; aid auf Medical fiah5fs
~sntHlias III CeiaslfftHiion, HfofteiiitiH. Asthma. Str..s
ssaieli theY iava ever ftet syitlfs The following Id
finn il highly respectable Flfyaietan Ill Kent 1styiifd.
wlrfn We made aaahsitaea ~witlttlas preparation
KENT IsiAND; June ", Isi7.s
IT, NTaffin-Dear Slid. Since my retiIfu hfqfte. /
prescribed your gERUP or wild GHERRI ii
selatal cases. ole IN eaftirtflar, d taaa Of Asthma. of
lfiliH statbliiis G8bant. II yeafs} il iisiellbUf anl fatitznt
III iiIfnh. Her uieease lai nsYef fHsft b~eIiefited hy
H1iY Mslieiie sbipff she has taken and Tor ttte last
yHhf ~ t4Ye slee has been tanHne1 entirely til the
bGties. DO not knby taat she hR1 d egal uipi,tss
fssf for Il long time. but since fhas has abtnfaal,eAt1
talking yntif Medicine land siie has only taken me
fbttieJ she IL enabled to go III bed and sleep we'll all
niglit III t1liak Tile hTadi alhe VIII make i perfect ezra
II her, aada she Il determined fl give ii j fair trial.
Iiee hhshafgds ArsRoiefltk Etfltksta1, Il d merchant
iefsi ~anassag s II fptt will seila him some Of ii he Will
net as Nouf seeeft.
YftHfs. SAMUEL I~fARFHR. n. II.
PfiaB f5ssents Fer brittle. Around each bottle the
I'M assip9ft Neatise on Discusses 81 the Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

EsafeF Nases Co@sg-- esevm ns9ss fnf IsaIs-
NaA NrSRs IsycE, iaage; II r. Cnasse, nissfic;
Attorney Ii. GSmstll Marshal John Il. Walden
I'epfss Foaksaarts meet LIST Aioaaay In Assgtst
nj upsleasass ga Monday III September at AIeN-
sndiia; "a Monday u October al Shreveport ltil
Monday In November al Monroe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Rpuar Gnftfr.
fife IL y w cet.

Life ~ SWEEP,
uoa lit ii sxeeptn said d merry child
aAaa / lave, \ igve 10 roam
I'll fhp meadvtvs green. meath The sky setene-
OH ths world II d faify baihet
There are trees hung thick With b~lefsenis ftif
Afw aeNefs gsy and bright
There's thH rnuDn's plear ray and The suh4is dsl
Oh, the world Is d world Of lightlg
ION, It'd IL swestr Y said 4 gallant youth,
Az hA eenned the stofied page
4 Mid be p~eidetad On the days BY gone,
And The faitie IF i former aye.
There was hope Ii bic bright and beanling eye,
And lid loitgea for fiper years.
He cling to life--he dared its s~tiila=
lie felt no dread NOR fears.
ooh. life Is sweet y came fierfily
From the lips Of Q fair young bfilei
And d happy smile SHE gave The while
10 the dear one by her site.
ngh, lille II sweet for we will live
Orr tofstahey 70 prove
Thy sorrows mine, my trials thine,
Ouf sulaca III our love-"
aOh, life Ii sweet Y said a niothet lairl,
Az she gased oh her helpless child
And she elosef press'd 10 her g%ladden'l breast
Her babe, who, unconscious, smiled
eNty lie shall he fbr thee, my child,
Pure, g~nililess, as thou art
And who shall dare my soul u tear
FROM the lie that fofids d pail y
uDh. life IL sweetl' said ed agei sire,
Wliuse eye was stnh aid dimi
His form was bent-his strength was spent
Could lift be sweet 10 him
Oh, yesl fjf reenl tha old mans chair
Ills ehiltteh's ~elHlafeh ching!
And eaeh lear face anil warm embrace
Mals life seem ever young,
Thus life Is sweet, from early youth
To weak, enfeebled age
Love twinas with life, through care end strife,
IN avery saiiei stage.
Tho rough pefeiance, The path we tread,
And dark the sky above
In every state there's something yet
10 live ihr and u love.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
]. envy Lind.

Fa7l1E Undersigned has 90 hand d fine assortment
\. If New Music, and all The fashionable soaas
aY sung by Mile. LiSn. Any orders for masir
g musical instruments will he promptly attended
IT,. Ioet. 2f a. a. BELdKDDERlE.
LASS Of Ill sizes. Putty, Paints, Oil and Paint
NJ Brushes, ta sale ut
june N, ly. Al MATTA's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

Snsns DssTas CaapS af Nee O~nassa@-IAwrs
n AaeAsAImsges Thomas G. Poole Clerk REESE.
naoasd u Areas. 4 n Vienne, Deputy Clerks
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

IAsra Dssfffx cssnxf AT Asae Gr3eams-T III
kxNsEDx JQage; IN. Y. BedlocN. Clerk. Il. n.
CoursiA James a, Hopkins. {, WeySham, Dep
nsy Clerks
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
O EsEs NMENT
or rtfE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive nanarilnant.

JOSEPH WALKER. ..xses.A..... Cover
j. b phkvems, Lieutenant Governor,
Glfks GAyARRE, Secretary biz State,
y N C~AFeisANs Private Secretary,
" &, MoWnoaqKR, Tfeasnnnh
y BoerkAoS Auditor d I'ablsr Accounts
Isaac johnson, Attorney GrsefAa.
NJ. M RsySoLps, District Attorney,
g M Rc~bgy, Atllaiant General.
r. u kEs, Register at Land NAiee.
A. ID WvospRtDet, State Engineef,
Louis BRrNaeR, Surveyor General,
Az DlMEray, State Stpf Pahlic Education
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Judiciary Department,

SspysAe Csess ~-EE oR Et.sYtss Chief Justice
r Al RoSs, I n Preston, L. Slfisll. ASseeiats
l~as'lees Eogsae Lesere, Clerk Felix Nlyunt.
loehDepetN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

JnStai Seaeas Disfrsss Casuss-T ii. NtaEXxA
Judge, NJ II. JENNINGS, Clerk; Il. MI. fasSAse,
Deputy Clerk Three terms sd Mondays of FEB
faary and May, ard 81 Monday Of December
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

fHss DsssYtet Csass az Nsse 0t1c4as-JouS c
L.sasss Jaags All. Rousseau, Clerk Loais ser1
ncpay CLERK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

ksays3 Dastase CanFf aF AZ 0sAsHss-G STnaw.
nEse9E gatSe a Gilmore, Clerk; hua. sin.
Jas All MpasagA, II. keow, Mi III. Fiaanaran,
Depefy CLERKS.
fEHh Dssssx Coas Of Esas aFdzzms--A ne
BurnaNsS, Ishage n. LeB9aas. Clerk q. N.
Lewis, ]. s ssaronsJ y. q CAas2a. Deputies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Saddles, Harness and Trunks,
New Assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines &c.,

fTsHE subscriber has entirely renewed Ills %
X stock Of Medicines and has just received
Q full assortment of French, English and IL
American Chemical products selected with the
greatest care and warranted Of the best qualify.
Among the articles recently received and pfepar-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
"A. HALLS
PATENT FswEgM MACHINE.

HH#
THREE hundred millions Of bricks were made
IL with this machine, within the last liz months,
Letters may be seen. setting forth in the highest
terms. the merits Of this masline. from gentlemen
residing in or Ilear fhe principal cites Hi the United
Statss. ThB following from Msssrss HIbbeft Il Abbott
Of Charleston. Mass, who mikes. 10000. brick per
day with this machine, Ia 4 fair specimen Of thu
opinion Of the mostnotea briet makers IN he country.
II svHs written to Jonathan Edwards. street.
M. York. In answert to oas addressed by him to them
for information u copy Of which waskindly furnished
me BY gif. Edwards.
CHAHLfssfows Ian. q. 1913.
Stn;-In answer to raaf ftver Of DEE with, We
ygufIld say. Tint oitr opinion i'll reference to Mr. Halls
.tnnuiaine machfne has not changed ia t~lIeIeagt since
we addressed q LETTER TO g.. b. Wakeman. Est, upon
tie ~sntject. bit IN The contrary oilr opinion III more
asfd more c~eIfrruei pf The utility Of this machine and
that / isIsg fr tbs lpcst ofaliy in tlse, and ss doubt
WHEELER Il il possible that any machine fan ever be
ittfof need 70 e}isap. 90 simple md 20 Efficient for
f~neiffiiug bricks as his.
We haveftot seen the one Of which Won areaA Int
hiage seer macy others. afid nfa fully satisfied There
Ii fadne thai sqBals sIr, IIaiI's.
08rtof MI fhe ~pfachiuss we are tpf1g we have Anpf
liad one broken faT HE two ast Mysars and ~saayes9f
pa4td Il dollar for rspnjtss Ne ~nasfisien th#, ID eh1sv
you how simple, md triHf1g Me expsnae safIer tIlsss
machines nrs ready for use. : N
Weiage nota ~slillingsH interest ID YAH. HaFsasor
other brick machine. Having isas fnaeh sxgAeyf-
give t,s1f opinion honestly and freely ~vFsSieyer called
tfrei., and do not hesitate frr d moment III fronoufre
afr. IialI's S. machine the d rpplesl, tie c'ieaprst ard the
best IN use.
Very respectfully. Fosirs.
HTIfsEETI. M AEEUTY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
tnl, Il u.

NTnUsBLfNE DE LANES, small anil large
lSA felrps-@a splendid article Also, small PIT
terms f5f children. A1rACo5s, ehangaable eflets,
plain and lowered. sfbs HAbfets-soli9f and Of
all eolors. Loot 1911 6. SIMON & BR0.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Carpetings, Rugs & Oil Cloths,

w D. PHILLIPS Il BROTHER,
nFFER for sale one Of the most extensive and
W elegant assortment Of Carpetinas tob found
II The city, consisting Of EnllisA and American
Three plg. all Of the latest and best desiEhsi also
a large lot Of Ingram Catt,ets at prices war; lug
from 50 10 10 cents per yard, OIL Cldths varying
III width from q 70 & faei Al Of which viii be spld
IN ref asnt Lose then any utlter establishment, to
grove which. a Yah Is solicited. seps II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Dkcd Beer,

CTACG s SIAY-S Drisa Beef fag sale h.
- TTz3S fRENnERGASTs
ang Fl Msser Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

H4Hts PREPARATION has now borne Inc
j. test Of over IL years experiences, since is.
first introduction 8ialg public favor; during which
time ntiuef6rs jfaitatiDHs hive spfuiH5 into exls-
teilae. founding the claitnE ts The c1iilideiies u the
faffniutiitv IN the curative J'atYsrs t%tiHiaiiisd IN
safkapafilta Root. five great feHlitatioft and %esteft-
I'd fse bf vluali heaNhasb ntaitly attributable to
the many wonderful eafes effected by The use Of
His hfepata4it4a. Willie sptstiaFiila Root forms
MI ifH1Hftait part efitt f4fitfihati1n, ills. OF The
satne Tins. compounded Il It'll a.har vegetable fsfa
.edfeH Ut affat 1iarFsf. md III hsfiilltf3 eafNbfti9fi9tt.
at8 e~Eie4tfia %hta3fisfs Of IFS pfapsFathFts that is
ii f~nBFhal1e giiseess III tbs aire If ~tlisebsa ~tlsiiahfis.
9tlter prer3fti9tsiHiitate II III fff4 slYle IT putting
liz. a1il hi ssafisia tba natiae Of she Of ilsieEfeai4
efts. ani lfefp eHita ssatf fee milanes VI III sIli6se
npesiitigs ii remedy iifff nHft if8tt Hie iiiss ahs fbs
t@tfasteT i6fi9ia II tesa tHls d~ifsFafffe sHiats. md III
nal i8g tl8site &c a1iat they WEti ne. hMd y, lAse
my hfief bat ihat Hns atiiitiel n tlielf atfifitehHps
ftdni tle l9tH lht IF tffas u Eig sfiaetal III lying
Witnesses. t4ibfis IestihiHeisla ttt fasi4eHesa4Fytf
i4ea titit1tahai mi vtft afe sill heaffda stHiIY
t%ealita1ttY III ia tyafilt IHsg eit3fa lietafE ef med
iettip tpas scarcely fiFtislHal Il Parallel II tfHs tltts
fiaFttis END tehihftahla curtis pasksel ~ tfs tss
aud what II has t~fisttil afee II ean efeat agAln.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

jA III fNisra 1gpv lIs,4ste lid E8irf5s.
salettaa int I'LL rather nh, iii f44A ilsails
sttatiptias of IIttFgre. vitli thls 4fsafA eafs add
%qssstsfi Il, Ms fastps If i.fs i,nYTFi4tis Iistgs1Ipfs III
ff.Fs ~ft33fo ihif g-a,,,,,.,F Will Wsll I,s fsiIat fbg
#fsaln0l4a
Iiial#s iigis %anfiatie. Ispi,as a. sois. f5tif patlaFa.
ia lie aaia rtfsIts. t}3itn infyti4ta, Faest1a
HI te ,o rleha. l,Iael,as lyatpassa' sat5f, III
t8 te ia thine. satin d Ia taine.
.Ttalfet4s elaeees. all %ealsfs. Blk Iafptas. double
eiiit. biz Iataagka. blk Batil,.a hi Refine. Rich.
pain, Striped. fgiradt and plaid Ciaeks. silk. I'll.
tits, iii ot(ofs. flurpnces. Ill eoipts. f,aft.tes. all
etsloie. Extfa Superior Rjl ffk Marines. extra sii-
psriuf 81 blk muslin ,la iaifla, Tartan t,laiH mo-
fiIlees. s%iippffne niofings. I'll e3lors. muslin de-
lt;ine. shlhtl patterns tgf children, cashmere it,
tasssei fieh STYLES, ur ftibas. Rich enllroiaaFea linen
%ffrftbfie handkerelialss Plain anti hetlstitllsd.
hieh btk; wllfe 4 gfciietetl fape.s.
a splendid assortment Of Rich tnantillas. for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
IL nj tI,a foii8Wina frefe

= va ~ VI TT-TE
New untfAas, Nav. Il; 1919.
MEasHst ia ans5-tientlaiuan- take HE liberty
# senait74 ydta isiisF Witch tiay le of importance
~ fInse Wiin IRE a~itffsfina az | have done. feeeiv-
ed great heieli from your Safsa p4rilla having been
enfsi oil 4 traladg aftsF suffering sit years. tliefe.
Hg r~heafittlly certify to tle Eaad elest Of Yetit tneas
ieihe, and ! hope Gol will reward guti Tor all the
abnl foti ieve taha. A ~titliie cough had tpf4
fsabied mo dey aHH BiHit. ani fepeatsa att9tks ~
Fever indttel rae 10 iielATe ihHt | should ds wifi
consumption, tire dry Wlila suffering 4 violent
attafk 1f burning ever. d friend persuaded tnato try
yolf incompatible i~6sdieine. bdt 70 tell Tie truth, |
lad no eetililanos ~ h. ! finally nttrchase1 a il8ta
tie, md HI ts tra ant The help If God, | was res
10 better health tHad | hfd enjoyed for aix years. |
eanh9t but bless the author Of this admirable risdi-
enc.
With great respect | am. gentlemen,
ipHr filiudia3if saTvaTt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Fresh TnrRip Seeds,
panot,,

Enl Reatns French, English and American
DOJ fine AMI snfpefline Foolaeap and letter
pAeeR for sale by JOHN c.. Ii NoUE.
oct III Post niiee room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

The Mariners Needle,

GG NfAA 1HFE Neb9sss
ny d. w. p.
Tlbn iuns magician eithe Deep
uoinnfuning with strange f,rHs
When rocked 10 rest The waters sleep,
OF heaye III eddying storns.
when alnuied Ger and dim the night
Gives baekfie friendly ray
When darkness wraps the aching sight,
And home II far away,
Yet there thy 1.-THE mysterious wand,
Ger tfackless waves afar.
Like finger offs viewless hand.
Still points 70 ynnler star
The Northern staf-wiiose beaniinH eye
Looks uer The ocean snrgel
A. lighthouse Iii along the sky,
Upon III hefiasn's verge.
Thus Reason, when The elouds enroll
Lies stats TIL they are gone,
A trembling needle 10 the pole
Still gniies the waAaefef on.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Bacon, Lard, Flour, &C..

90 Casks Smoked shoulders, I Casks Plain
IN Hams, 100 Kegs Pure leaf Lard, 6e hbls.
fresh Flour. Just received from SC. Louis and
For sale by Iiunp 8, ly.l JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
g..

Shades Of Evening We remind me
or my own declining sun,
And of scenes I'll leave behind me
When my sands oflife are rnni
Should that change come ere tomorrow,
Grant that | may sink to rest,
And from Virtues glory borrow
Hues 70 make my Evenins blest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Il ON HBntheky.
IifaahasRelk H~lsaaiisa gtttAI

UtFNsFUWN N HKa dfNF w f5FH. 4
MFssfs. ga Nhs-t4saletaan! II ~ INV duty III
cfffntniinleate i9eta III r~eiatihn i1tle ~tsnefieiHF If
feets Of ybiir satsHpafiii. ny wife ives afflicted
ai4t inflammation aud ~stifeneas pf tle stomach u
lie WHfst thattttst her lifhhs atid chest vefs
much swollen cir had constant lisaa4thFs AID
last Sffiia Was attabbed severely syiih i1ila nitnatdfy
fiel1aatisfh. Tie beet medical vii NE eetld obtain
aiffflea 6fiy haeiagitaV relief: and stills in this.
FL ttatiBii. SHE heard If The many feffi4 ssahla cures
effected 1p the tea Ill Sands eafsa filla; and
ttume1ted its 1ses witch ~pfoltiasI I~istatt relief.
aud less tian s8 bottles etitifelg removed Ill the
ilis4itufsifal swelling aHl every btbet ifHiaiimatos
If fYiitdHay ~fastar1pE her II perfect health. |
Send tfis ~titteineiiF hs MI act Of fisiins. believing
IL ID b. nv a~iitlsfa eiiet1faaH de sifT fling portion
af gFa h6fthit family to use E8nl's safsatiaf iila.
witch Behave itas 30 parallel ii The catalogue 8f
medicine viii fseiines uf lasting gratitude. |
renait your friend. SAMUEL +. HANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
.rlfst l,eeeirnl.

a FEW pounds Fresh Turnip Seed. and fsf sale
lAhy THos. PltENDERGAsT,
ahg Icy, Water Street.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-12

Presidentc dc los Estados. Unidos Sc pre-.
gunaran sin duda 81 este cs aquel precioso
documcnto que Sc aguardaba con cl obje:o
dc procurar atajar los indignos pasos que
;parcan Ia senda que siguen sus represcn-
tados de algunos amos esta partc.
Los pobres corresponsales de los peri6-
dicos adictos a Ia administration que pare-
clan tan bien iniormados de 10 cue iba
suceder anunciandolo anticipadanente, SO
han lncdo; esperamos que en- adelante no
volycran darsc cl trabajo de cmbaucar al
publico.
Tenemos aun que decr algo por 10 que
respecta d 10 que Sc dice en- ell mensage to.
cante a 10 acaccido en- Ia Rcpdblca Meji-
cana, y este sera materia para otro articulo
que pensamos escribir para nuestro pr6xi-
mo numero.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-12
Ell MENSAGE
DEL PRESIDENTE FILLMORE
TART1cULo SEGUNDo.l

Como Sc puede YER por nuestro primer
articulo hemos querido detenernos q escu-
dri6ar detenidamentc el mensage para po-
der demostrar clara y terminantemente que
Mr.. Fillmore no Sc ha podido yer libre 6
de cse tenor que Sc ]e ha enfundido por
medic de la prensa vendida los organiza-
dores de espediciones de csc inAnjo que
ella ejerce sobre las masas, consecuencia
natural de los males que Sc csan lamentan-
do y del desagradable resultado que pre-
sentan las rclaciones entire nuestro gobier-
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-12
e. PELAYO.
EDITOR REDAcToR E. SAN JUST.
Nucva. Orleans. IL dc Dicicmbrc Dc 1881.
iii Z s P AN OLE S y!

IIa llegado el momento dc dirijiros dos
palabras con IN mayor seriedad porquo los
acontecimentos que estan pasando ante
nuestra vista 10 requeren asi.
La atencion pubIica de Ia ciudad do n.
Orleans esta hoy dia fila sobre ell resultado
que podran tener esas asamblcas 8 NEE
tings que Sc han convocado con cl objcto
de dirigir una representation al presdente
de Ia Rcp1blica para que procure Ia liber-
tad dc Mr.. JOHN TRAsnER condenado en-
la Habana por delito de iniidcncia conse-
cuenca de su complicidad en- la espcdicion
de Lopez, ocho amos de preside. Cast
todos los periodcos nos han vendo en- cs-
tos lltimos dias recargados 4 cual mas de
artlcuos los mas virulcntos en- contra de
Espaha vel gobierno cspanol y aIgunos de
ellos al tratar una question tan ai>lada dc
por ST, atacan del modo mas indecentn a
todo espanol, cosa que solo podria tener lu-
gar en- una ciudad como est, que Ia prcnsa
esta d me ID dc honb cs inmoales.
Nade ignora no puede ;gnorar cual es
cl orijen de csta excitacion que hoy dia Sc
nota en- Nucva Orleans; pnes de un mes a
esta parte ell Picayune que por desgracia
cs el periodico de csta cIuclad quo mas Sc
lee en- tolas parties, ha cstado continue
mcntc tratando de este asunto, como 81 ira
tara dc un acontecimiento que pudicra vol
vcr de arriba abajo Ia faz del globo 9 dc Ia
socicdad.
Los Meetings que van tcner lugar a.
dcmas del que hubo anteanochc os daran a
conocer mejor que yo pudiera haccrlo d
dondc Sc pretcndc legar con scmeiantcs
demostracioncs. Los inccndiarios cscritos
que Sc ven cstampados en- las columnas de
casi todos los peri6dcos, estan calculados
para ccsatar csa povcon del pueblo que
con tanta facilidad en- un case dado, sc Ian
ia 4 cometer toda clasc dc tropelias sin
respetar nj dcrcchos nj ciudadanias y no
sera cstraio por la surcxcitacion que Sc
cmpieza i rotar en- la masa general
quo tengamos que ser otra vez testigos de
cscenas parecidas i las del 2l de Agosto
pasado. All cfccto creo de mi deber LA.
maros la atcncion sobrc la actitud que lie.
beis tomar ell case que volvicra sucedel
10 que la vez pasada, prcviniendoos que
succda 10 que sucedcre, no os dejeis llcval
por los impulses de vucstro noble corazon
antes bien usad de ia mayor moderation
que nunca pueta decirse que nosotros he
mos dado margen que Sc nos atropelle
insultc. En- lltimo case haremos un LA
mamiento las autoridades para que Sc
nos proteja y 81 aun asi Sc no, abandons
dc una mancra ignominiosa al faror de ess
crapula que la vez pasada asalt6 y saquet
vuestras propiedades, dejemos al munde
que pronuncie el faio que debc condenar
los para siempre. Espanoles de Nuey'
Orleans, calma y moderation !....
.. Ell. PELAYo.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-12

sUsCB1CION.

III Drecio dc suscrieicn en- los Estados
unidos es: Por un aiio SO. For meses
e5 80 cts, por meses ~ 70 cts. Toda
suscricion Sc paga adeantada.
Fuera de Nueva Orleans no Sc adniira
ningun suscritor por menos de 3 mcses.
En- las islas de Cuba y Puerto Pico, en-
Mejico, Yucatan y toda la America del
Sur, Sc cobraran los precios que Sc de.
signen en- otro lugar.
I-Las cartas dirigidas esta Redac.
cion deben ser frances do porte.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-12
ANUNCIOs.

Los Avisos puramente economcos
mercanlies pagaran l por Ia prinera
insercion de un quadrado Il2 renglolcs o
menosl, 50 cts por los siguientes. Por
los mas largos los que So insertcn por
trimestros aGos, Sc hara Tin arrcglo
conventional.
los Anuncios Comunicados. en- prosa
0 verso. sobrc asuntos personalcs. paga
ran cl doble de los preclos va cita,ios.
Advrtiendosc quo los insultos persona
lidades no sc publicaran d ningun precio.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-12-27
Hon. A. II. H. STUART,
Ssrrsf0y,J of The Tylferf0

MAIL RoBDER CAUGHr-A young man named James
Hackney few days ago arrested by the postmaster
at Gunter Landing having drawn suspicion upon him
self by exhibiting in grocery money and checks to the
amount Of s. 064 1t ascertained that he had
robbed the mail board the steamboat Atlanta, running
between Chattanooga and Decatur About three hundred
violated letters had been found in the hold of the boat
and this young having got of at Gunters Landing
was pursued by Dr. Burnett, mail agent who happened
to be at Chattanooga Hackney confessed the crime
and admitted that he had pundercd the mail three times
twice in Alabama and in Tennessee. He held
to bail at Huntsville in the sum of 81 $780, and DR. Bur-
nett took steps to his for the offence
ted in Tennessee in the event of his release in Ala
bama The mail to have been kept in the Social
Hall on board the boat has SINCE however been placed
under lock and key.--NashriHs Banner.