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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03
MARIE DE LA N. ORLEANS, lie 10 Dec. 1851.
MARIE DE LA NoUyELLE ORLEANS liz 10 DKoEMBRK, 1851
1sssse M yertu de In resolution Qui proceed

RECORDERS OFFICE MuryICl PAIlITY. NO. TWo,l
NKwoRARAss, November g. 1851.
Ig~ NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed ia ready receive of INDECENT Orphans residing
limits Of this Municipality and that they will b provided for
Council passed October IL by. orphans having neither
ber nor mother need apply. H. CALDWELL Recoder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03

UNREST 1000 boxes Western Reserve and
~ English Dairy landing, for sale by
jnnl4 p, A. D. GElEFF L. co, and a. Old Levee
lSHEESE-500 boxes Western Reserve, 200
~ do. English Dairy, 40 d. Pine Apple for sale BY
A.. and 30 Old
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03

has obtained great reputation in euyls KY md many
the Of the South, BILIOUS YELLOW and TfPfuS
FEyERS well as all the following diseases Rheumatism Gct Fits
psrsriis and ali the I5aammaions 81 He Internal Va Ills
dssection last the Medical College, together
with his the Hospital the number
Morbid Anatomy which he exhibit enable him
diseases peculiar the South facilitate their and
all venerea Diseases Syphilis its worst and
Secondary Gonorrh9a Structures Ge Beueal Spiidns,
Office No. Poras and Perddo streets
Dr. L0CKWO0DS SPECIFIC, certain curtain for Syphilis
onorhea obtained ut the five dollars bottle
the receipt five dollars paid will of the
The greatest ecresy will all
sS,- Office hours from ! A. M 10 5r. NJ OF lyos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03

soy resolution by the Council Ana No. Two their
STING SIN that less than twenty from the
the Council of Municipality No. Two will to
The by said resolutions 10 open
mt Common Street termination, through to the
Teae width of sixty feet, adjoining me
the Banking Company, agreeab he
the the Legislature Of the Sd April 1882 regulating
May, 1871, .ae3lf. A. D. CRosaMAIe, may.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Rz-l'lle fyIlowlpg conmlnllealloll was

II The following communication was
received by iis some few days sjlice. Ac.
compnnying Il was printed circular, nd
dressed no the Governor and State Au-
thorties Of The State Of Alabama aud tile
Authorities Of Mobile, and also OF tile
Slate Of Mississippi aud Texas, aud sign.
ed by most Of the Executive officers of our
State. recommending Dr.. pLouau as "a
gentleman Of great energy and experience
as we'll as an ardent advocate Of ile above
objects" I. etoeHtabliall A GngAT souTH.
WESTERN AaniuuLTunAL AND MEeHAN-
les ExninITros AND Fam AND ALL Hu.
MAN 1spusTfiY, uroN AIAnaE AND MAGNi-
ricENT ScALE. to l,e followed by annnal
Fairs IN the City Of Mobile, ul,d also Nat.
chez Mississippi mud Texas.'
This II tile first we have heard OF this
matter, bnt We hope. lit Is undertaken
tint II will succeed Il isa matter Of par-
amount importance TO The South TINT It's
products should le 20 brought together, 40
as to show at once their different perfec.
tions.
We also received several complimen.
tnry notices extracted from the Press Of
Alabama, bit cannot iild room for them.
MoNTaoMFnY, Ara. Dec. al 1851.
10 the Editors of ths Batou Rouge Gasate'
GENTLEMEN Allow me the liberty and
pleasure both to acqilaint you with the OBJ
iect of my mission through the different
States. You will read III The enclosure
tho full meaning and mannai of the pro.
posed Exhibition You will also SEQ by
Tho different notices CT the voice of the
Press III this State upon our humble sug.
gestions.
So far, ! am happy 10 inform You that
this important subject for bringing out the
agricultural and mechanical interests of
our country IN the South and Southwest,
has been received here with great pleasure
and eclat. There is ii fact but one opin.
ION from the Governor down TO the most
humble man OF industfy--atl are in favor
ID push cur measure nheud; II has also re.
ceived the good wishes unanimously Of
the Legislature (now in sessiou) and we
hope In few days delegates will be afe
polluted from tile House and Senate to tit-
tend tho industrial Convention we pro-
pose to take place III New Orleans, on tile
LIST day Of January next, there 10 deiber-
ate on further proceedings, to curry the
object hi contemplation Ia successful ope-
ration. More anon.
have the honor 10 remain,
Your friend and servant,
A. l., PLOUGH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

blessed DO God. Tint innli Inns appesffed
II pronounce Governor ko4allth ihe iilan
who under tho banner VI repnblisuDisln
will hest sustain tile principles Of cpnser-
yatisn fCi,eers lie will preserve More
thiai any otler tie purity of the fntnily--
the Just foundation of society, aiid d gov.
ernmeiit witls jtistjaws 1st
Mr.. Michael Dollei1y. all Irish refugee,
responded ton toast 10 lie toliticld csiles
Of Eurcpe. Hareyiswe.l s
eThe late action Of ille United Eiates
Senate Oh The kessutll resolutions. ID can-
ynss tile doctrine Of notl-interfrrenee, to
tcclaiiil against the Use ID wtlicll tile tenn.
poral sovereignty Of the Roman pontif
had been employed during lite European
revolutiona aud TO declare that the only
doctrine Of gospel he would bold IL this
lnalfer Was--just 0iia million Of dollars
and dn hundred thousand afined men. -
7stsg Dslta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Z
Immigration lii ireland.


Tie Dublin correspondent Of the r.on-
doft.I Times, writes
Tile thinning Of ilte population pro-
Ieseds, IN spisc sot wind AMI weather. as
briskly as II did IN tile mouth Of May last.
The 1eays OF Dublin IRE just now crowded
with enltgfahtr, chiefly from tlie western
counties, ultl tie bulk Of them Of the iit5st
wfetclied elass Of lhet pnasantry. There
are, no doubt, exceptions, but Whole horues
Of the poor creatures who are talking Of
shipping here lave not sufficient covering
for the journey to Liverpool, not I'd speak
ot au oeean voyage Of sofie 5000 miles
A Dpndalk paper contains tile following
sulefnent III reference to tile flight of
mrmers from the northern counties An
NJ. p. OF all Ulster county, passing thro'
this town last week, stated thnttlie Gov
eminent were becoming alarmed at The
crowds Of cmigraIits leaving Ireland. Ile
Informed the person with whom lie was
couvefsing, tlIut The Ministry will devise
some measures eurly III the nextsessioi1 10
cheek emigration. Il Ii probable, llo said,
that they will pass ali net limiting the
ports from which etiiigrants shnlI saii 10
one or two, aud compel the owner Of eaclt
einigfaii vessel to pay fox Of 4 to CO
for eaell passenger ttkull OH board
The Waterford papers state that the
tide of emigration from that part II as
brisk us evar. lii ole day two steamers
left for Liverpool, having oil board be-
tween them 400 passei,gera, and those for
the most part consisting Of tho Y energetic
and persevering portiol, Vf The peeHantry."
Eli addition 20 HI this, nj Ulster cores.
pondent of the Western Star, writes thus /:
q LII my lust ! gave ali iatituaiioll Of tile
extent to which emigration frofn Ulster
was procec1lngs although the loeul jour
nals seem to lave tnken very little notice
Of the matter. / have siuco heard from
Trustworthy sources, sufficient To convince
me tl,at ii SOME of the landlords do not
soon colneto some arrangement With their
tenaAta, different from that which prevails
Ut present, anothcr year will not elapse
before there ID as great an exodus from
UlAter as from our own province
II was calculated some time siDce that
a sufficient number Of persons left Ireland
for lie United Statea yearIyto populate
q first class city, aHd The departures are
daily increasing Before very loDg tile
Emerald Isle will be like It's last rose oi
summer left blooming alone.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Another Revolutionary Hero sone.

tt r ~ t
The N. Y. Tribune say-, Tbasleun BELL,
one Of tile very few survivors vf The Rev
volutionory struggle, puid ilie debt of ila-
t.lre at Darieil, Colln, Il short limo si'iee.
We noticed ihe fact ut tie time. bnt, We
have since learned Tie following incidents
10 lis eycntfl,l history Among other en-.
gageilionts Of note, lie wis present. al le
burning of Danbiiry. mud took part ii lie
pursuit Of tlle British to their emharka.
lion at Compo. Although ninety.tliree
years old, 80 strong was tlie impression
ninde on him, BY the death of the brave
old Wooster IL Danbnfy, that oil his fsc.
tllties became cierossed III relating it,
But still more animated aud excited did lii
leeofne when giving his "Reminiscences of
lie descent at Horse Neck. by pu.Da,f,.
the wholes III llis i,at fro,n several niirkei
sliots fred al him during biz deseet,t, hiii
tlic memorable orders, "Coihe on bravt
tboya' with which tie gnl.un, vetefsp
rushed 10 llie conflict, which soon became
d fierce pursuit.
lie was ofe Of tho congregation who,
with their pastor, Dr.. Manllen, were sciz.
Cd during dlvlne worship by band Of
tories and conveyed to tbe British llead-
quarters at New York. lIefc he suffered
all the horrors Of cruel inprironuient for
four months, under jailofs Influenced by
mortified late. Under these toftures lfs
brother sank aid died and So severely did
he snffur that he had to be conveyed 10
his home OH litter. During this in,rris.
oiinient he saw frequently from HE win.
dow of his ceil the notorious Arnold rid.
ing oit alone, sliunned even by those Who
paid sor his treason.
lie retained bis faculties 10 tile laut--
could Tread without glasscs, and liis sl,earing
was as uuiinpaired as his sight. lie died
resigned and III the fullness of fuitll. Icay
ing Ills blerring ni,d On honorablc name ii
six surviving SONS und douslKers, tIlirtys
eight graud aud scvetfyssiglt great grand
children. ssll IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

M A ,npetiifr fonls plare betyvfsaf1 Kpaattti
..,, ,hs E;,s, D;vi.ioa u il. New yarl.
s,a,a Nr,,;,,a e,,,,, ,,e,,se,l u nniforme,l
vo,un,ser ct,rpa. a,,,l nanbaripo abou,
fva ,l,.,,sa,,d man Il fnstle. Garden o,,
the evening of ,he 10th inst. We copy
ii i, ~, f,,,r ,l,a ,le.,,r;,,,iou ,y;vc,. l,y
q :. g'.s.. :.
sne Sou''et u''u isn'lu''ea
The turn.out Of the Military wns the
sttcngest tl'at we have had ior some time.
aud the scene u Castle Garden throughout
the evening. siis most brilliant aud excit-
ing we have ever witnessed ~ that build.
ing Inc siage WINS oco uplea by the
Hungarian oiilcers who are with M. hos.
s.atll, BY Major General standlosd aud
stan, an llle baigadler 0ellerals atid
stafis. ltl the private boxes. ald N the
centre of sIe stage We're some Hungarian
laules, ma the lainllles q ti'e general
otl'ceres Ille stage Itself WAS decorated
with handsome scene, and The curtain
was composed O an American aud ltlt'.
garaaii iiag in iron1 of lle s'age was
stationed wei disciplined ba.id. o' some
iorsy Dfass Instruments, led ~ Ailaii
l)odwoflh, lug members oi tlie batd
were ail dressed ~ snagaiiicens Hun
gaf'an y UNIFORM.
Al eight o'clock the doors were closed
the Miiitnfy having oil arrived and scene
was presented which i but seldom witness
sod. The soldiers were Fl, full uniform
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
ruBfasssBD wnnki.y Wv
tIIARROTrE. h BRYAN. /
ef 4k& &N a4.-.sAa4444 4s5s ~
:.
offies on slofida street.
re I m 8.

Ths BATON ROUGE GAZETTE y publish.
sva every SATURDAY morning ei s5Vu per ahhu'n
payablc III advance, OF $500 Ut the cxpife''oh ~
AnVERTIstNG.4. .4.One dollar per sl'iare tof
.he drs, iuscrtio,t Hnd half that price for every
suhsrr,tens lnsertol-.,en lines or less cons'ila-
vEAki,Y ADVERTISEMENT Merchants Ira.
dsfs' and others, will be contracted with on the
most liberal terms. ...,. .,..,..
All POLITICAL ADD n fsssEs, for the excite
riva benefit Of individuals, viii be charged as ao-
Ail ADVERTISEMENTS Of personal
NATURE whenever a,mittedl will be charged
D, the rate Of two dollars per square ana payment
required invariably In sdvnncc. u.
Ajl Advertisements mol marked with the mum.
st~r of isserins will bc rublishedii lofhd 81 a'
ths option vi the pstblishrr
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mor len lines u less, not al,erpble, 2 months . q
t1o do do do do DO ~
IA Al IA do 10 a year 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Female Seminary.

NR.& mrs. FORD, assisted BY Their dasigh-
NI tcfs, wiilIreeume the duties Of their School
Establishment on Monday, the Goth inst,s
Instructions are given In the higher branches
OF an English Eiucsiiou. and strict attention paid
10 those Of daily tise. They leach French and
other angnagesl Music, tnstrunlcntul and Vocal
with the Piano and Harp
They have extensive and convenient aceom-
f,o,lasfons for Boarlcrs, and hope for conii,ls
tiufce of the public patronage.
College Buildings, Baton Rouge, sept 10, 4ts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Ter m ~
n tj,artlin0 and Tuition II, English
BATON ROUGE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
MRS. nj. w. READ-pafsclpAL.

MRS. Nj. w. READ-pafSclrAL.
A NEW AratRniir Year will commence al this
n institution, on MOND.a Y, he ~ g sptsn-
tvy is5l,
The Principal takes this method Of returning
her sincere thanks 10 the Friends and Patrons ol
the Inbtiialipn, and indulges the hops that she
will continue to merit the same generous conii-
stenee heretofore fepescd ii her. III
The services Of skillMi and cosnpetent Assist
ants have been secured and the Principal pledges
herself To spare no exertions III establishing tho
School Upon sound moral and educational basis.
5 Eeptcnlter i3, 1854, IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Ds. EMDERs 4 ALLEN.
0Dset oa Lefaycfte 81.
sy~Two doors North Of the City Ho,cl.-.<1
koy stf BAroN Rorck, La
Or, D. Devall.

TNrENDlNts 10 reside reunAncatly ia misplace
ii respectfully oiIere his professional services To
the r,stsrns uf Baton Rouge and The vicinity.
Office (silcr the first of Scpiembcrl Ia the
house now occupied By fudge Morgano on Laurel
xtrest. aug 23-y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

lInnpnrien WHO wi1 uot f,llov MI ealara
Al It Inns been. NO It must be. mud 50 ii
will t,e. There II vet uhntl,er. i ren,eyulr,t
| very fine speech, ltistlat Of tile old Gov.
s,,n,,trr. WHO smoke Ia Lis soid;ars tlasa
words before i battla---sNow. loya, put
| yonr trust IN God and keeb yonf powder
iry. y flren,endous cheers and l,,.trl,ter,1 \
tsentlelnen. that mnst be INV anolto for
to-day. / viii pnt NV trust IN God but
| do hot know If my sickness will not
cast some damp Upon nv powder. -
(LanRhter.l
Koasnt,, having tnta, III ssnt II, ,vas
.,,5. =, g.,,gssE, E..s', "A rs 5's
'5.'n o'es'V' "'.' '''o s''''e ei''li'fi'.s''',
ana Iuii Seiidlord rose md proposed q
serious OF resolutions declaring TINT Ills
division sy,npatl,ised viii, Koasutl, aua
q, a,.,,,s,,,u aa,,sa ia. 10 ,a.,.,,,,.,,.
e''ss ''as '''s ''.'e' o'''sV'' '.'' :.
" i1usHia was Vlo'a1ion o. tale lnVs 81
hations aud an outrage upon justice and
humanity.
| .srhnt va rsesed tnn,,a,,, Il h,,s;,,,.
antitlaa bsraelf is M, 80 ~ ss,,t,t
pendent nalion aud we rospectfulN urpe
her recognition by our Government at the
eail'ss1 ~, nPPfopflala seasoii.
rsa,,,a -; oa sas -, ,,.'.' ~ = e'eay '.'..ol'
without the interIeret,ee nf ony ntI,ar
power---a principal Of international law
anu TINT we VIII urge the recognition 9 T
'n.s pf'po'l'ae " our government ~ lts
!" ,rbst ~, ,hs ,ss,,,,,s. aa.,oa' - ,;. la,
Governor Of Hungary, in his efforts I'd
establish tile Independence Of bis country.
'',as eonlai''ee be appointed, colisistlg
sne snei's o''oe's, a'a aa',ee o''ieefs
tba purposa of eollcctiny auhserinlions
from this Division, and to unite with any
committee to be appointed by our fellow
c'tlEslls' IN, = ala q llle Hungarian iind,
,,,.sasa ..,,,a,,,,.ra e' ,,,,A,. 'su '"a
voice. md itnmedinIelv nfter Cant Ri,.Iar1
| French, of tile Lafayette Fusieers rose.
atd offered OH the part Of bis company,
one thousand toitars to the Kessuth Fund.
Many Of onr readers may tlliuk that We
are devoting too much space to this man,
bnt nooliewho reads the northern journals
and observes tt,e enorossiuo interestu felt
e. ,,;s a.a,, ,as,, a,,,i a,,a.. an
u ~ s' s9's ~ ~ ea'.A'' e. -
70 perceive 'ha. ms Visit'to ''iis continent
viii exercise nil important inflnence.--the
AHA AZ &.tt,,t. IL, ass =, ~ a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

N've' App'leas'ca "a GnSa fsfehA
IA novel Charge Of ielotty svhs l,safd
before tl,e Tyneinontll rofoupfl 'fiiencil OH
"Wednesday ---a case, Too, of Considerable
\ l3inporiurce to gns companies. Tic Dor.
luugl, of Tyliemoltlll Gas company snppy
fllejr customers witt, gas by meter. sliu
|epnIpai,y furnishing Tile meter and Tie PIP.
/ ilig from tile street lending thereto; thu
tile consumer lie piIye TO tie burner. or
lconfse, flie conphny onIy receives pay.
InieDt for tliat quantity Of gas consumed,
Ias Indicated by the tfaeter. IA person by
Lille ,atne of 1libbard, y small sfopkcepef
fesi,ling Iii The low town. Hhyiug fnilcd Iii
Ibusiiiess, ifie empldpds 6f tile gas com.
Ipany syeiit on Monday u fetch away siia
lmeter, nnd cut off the supply. They n.
moved Tint iilrtrnmeui, and broke or the
lpIrdhg within the ah6p. which exti,igusli-
cd 4 light there. but Ia tiIeir nstoisiuls-
tneGt they observed Hight still coi,tiIu.
ling ID burn III TIE back premises. They
looked about them, and at lssf discovered
Itfat llie gas burnt at that Hight wns con.
seyctl by gt,tta pefchn tube hom Tho
couipany y'sfIfpe 10 which Il wos attached.
Upon fhftlier seafct II was found ilias nii
upper room could DO lighted liy tbs sefie
means slid that ny M Ingenious contriv.
| Iuneet The Gas could Ne iSirned from tho
meter. and The light ifIS Tie front shop 30
furnished by tile gAs distracted from tbs
leonpai,y's pipe. 4she men reported ID
the directors, and liiat body determined
TO institute a charge Of felony against
lIlbbard. Al they must liayc been cIeated
u q, considerable extent by tliis ingenious
device. lie was nccofdiugty giyen Into
custody, but on "Wednesday. after leasin9
tile case. aiid considerable legal discnssion
between the gentleman who appeared for
! the prosecution. and The nagistrate's . clerk.
| tile bench came ID tlIe conclusion TINT tile
ciIarge tlId not amount 10 felony. aud di.
missed IT. The company iiiteAd 10 take
| tile case to the Northumberland sessions
| by indictnent.--Louaoa paper
WAAT suaLf. 1'E DONE WITH THE Suns
lifLus 1.-The question as To what caii and
sflouid he dole with the surplus ol tho
/ Exhibition is not yet settled UiffieutI Al
II wasto raise tie preliminary fund. IL
l,ireateuesao prove mitch fHoru diiiielt ID
dispose satisfactorily Of tfe residue. 'I'bs
Royal Commissioners are hot tie 1rst btly
OF men who have feIt iiis Heavy fe-poiisr
titifics of sudden wealth and, as II often
The case Iii s,ich matters their eitIbarrilss-
lnelits are greatly increased by tho multi
ttItie 81 couuseIIofs III wlloai tlerp IL mo
wisdom. SpccdIatorso of alli kinds sscudhp
4 ~. si.s4s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Baton Rouge High chool.
Rooms aoyaA ,cest co,nc, of Church and
H7piite Streets.
commencement First term,
wsxsvsxssrxr MAv rHfns 1SKr

fly1''''''' a. '.e.'''
commencement FIRST tefmts
Ns0n4ny. wow. 1sfh. lsH1.
!, ,,,sr,, snN .s / ...,,a
~ t, mi ssss,s'nn s,,. n.ss wlsn
~ nl! yos ~ s ssai r ~ WI
y Wssos'a ~ @ s, ~ ,hn is a.s ~
q ae - vac sh0 ~ s", y sh
ran IN anncssuitv 81 giving then, rh e,l.
,,sa,inn mn. ,r.npfletnra M thir insfitutinn Mn
I, b,,,,rs thai tIyrv wl il ALA "a Epnnd L, 81.
,ahI;sb,ns,,f wLtrh Mn stTarl II ,he ra,,.h II
,Sis nar,irn f Iuieia,a tAc sat,tc advantage. n
,hs hs., araen,,s N ,hp north' The in.,,,etnrs
Nh ";ll % srase NJ ,,nIns an will enleayor ID aevel.
nm, II ,hr;r r,s,slls ihe ,oesal nature n well - ID
cultivate ,he intellect They consider Il Il n mi.
rorsant to rear children well AZ 10 instruct them
nrnntrlv Ard MA we'll nvcrl that I'M etl,,ru.
Hin, to 6e Of Issaifg lcneii, must rest on 4 moral
hasis Nv, exnltril q IL nernrian The rn,,r,us N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
EDUCATION, sc.
lIaton Rollxe lemale seminary,

MRS u. f,IvAJ4L, will fe.oten her School lii
Isl this place d, The 10Th September, II the
house NOW occupied lty Judge Morgan on Laurel
street.
The course Of Instruction will embrace nll The
branches Of complete Education, of,id,aeAfdi es
well al intelleciuJ.
The services u d Partisan Lady, Madame
Delunfe, tor many years the Conduciress Of q
BoartIing School uf young Ladies, ii Paris Of the
very iital oref have been secured. for The trs,sh
department Including, II desired, Italian, Orna-
mental needle worls, tlesku Tints Pointing, etc.
Music lpiano) BIZ Mrs. G. Devall, iur some ycars
teacher III The Natchex and Elizabeth Academy,
more reccnilyiin Mrs ID. Devalls School, w WaDuton
Rouge. Guitar and Vocal music, by MoDsr. Way.
and department Ut the young Ladies' and strict
slisipline enforced.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03


PEAcEAsLE SECESSION. was, We
think, inlthe conntyof Neslroba tliat the
Governor bad for q nearer oue John WI.
#kius. Wr. Wilkins was 4 plai, lpra,er,
Irongh featured and honest looking He
was d downright, thorough Democrat. cf
tie Old Hickory stamp. lie wasat Tai.
ledega, The Horse Slocnnd New Orleans
aud If cotlrse knew something Of war. 80
Gov. Quitman on tllis occasion was uillis.
ualIy eloquent. lie spoke feelingfy III the
=hardsilips encountered iii fighting his
country'r battles. Yes. (said lfc, whUnthe
drums Of his country beat 10 arms, ile left
his wife and children aud iasfened ~ the
scene Of conflict. lie Ind marched over
burning sallds, through fnnd and through
chappareI % find ti,e eisemy, HE had
fought tbs mexican a. Cern Gordo, and
he lad slept upon the ground. aCitL ossly
ore bla1skrt 5esicecn lin and thc col1
edrtls, aud bis wife and children away
back ID Mississippi. He had charged,
rallied and chafgad agaita Ut cAerabusco.
That be had bled u ll,e cilapparals Of
Cilepultepec. and he hai lnafched On 70
the city of Mexico. aIid raised tlIc Amer
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Marbinerp, &r.

A T last the Shoe Manufacturers of this
IA city awakened to the fact If they continue TO
manufactures of Lynn they must adopt Singers SEWING
Machine the sales win imperatvely 20 where the
best work done for nearly year have the manufacturer
of LYNN been using thsss machines and respre tremendous
proftA New York must not viii not be cut-done 0fica
l. D. Singer Co. No 25s Broadway. The most incredu,
o1s thoroughly convinced BY practical Demonstration We
Invite I'll 10 and witness this wonder Of the axe
1. d. SINGER L CO. s5s Broedvsv
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HAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Lota varying In sse om ssath Of ssrs
- Gx offered for sale die favorable
tems Ten per cent down. and balance befors March
1854 fhese lots occupy very healthy and beautiful losa
tso and In full view OF the Eaa River and In the I'M
mediate vicinity Of the grounds and residences several Of
the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westchess
Coanty THIS village IL connected with the Harlem RaS.
road BY branch Railroad For maps other IN
apply to d. B. W1NTON, No 5 Tryon rev near H.rieC
Railroad once, opposite the City Hall.