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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

Ais 10 more tHaH right, tllat the Hollow
ing article, which has marks OF autheDti.
city about It, should 60 to the public. It
is copied from the Georgetown (Ky.1 Her
aid /.
We have been permitted to read d
letter from Gen. Scott, very recently re-
ceived by a prominent and influential
wing OF this county, the substance of
which we deem Of sufficient interest and
importance to lay before the readers Of the
Herald. The closing portion of the letter
settles a mooted point, about which there
has been in Kentucky a vast amount Of
snperluons and demagogical cIamor by
the presses of both political parties, and
that i'll a manner 50 frank and explicit, as
to assure even the most jealous pated
Southern whig that Gen. Scott has no POI
litieal "opinions to conceal '---that he has
but zone set Of opinions on these subjects, 2
for the people of the North, South, East
or West and that these opinions lie IS
prepared to submit to general consideration
as soon as q suitable opportunity presents
itself, either by the action of q State, or
National Convention.
The tenor Of the whole letter is remark.
ably frank, candid and explicit (tliat how.
ever, is characteristic of the gallant SOL
der and would, in our humble opinion,
It generally circulated, carry conviction to
the mind Of the most dubious Southern
wing. that Gen. Scott, 30 far as the great
interests OF the South are concerned, is
every way reliable and trustworthy. That
his claims upon the people are not based
upon "opinions manufactured to ORDER.
adapted to different ATTITUDES, and prornul- !
gated TO suit the crisis of she moment, but
upon the fixed principles of his political
character, promulgated upon the FIRST entry
into the political arena, and openly and
manfully avowed and advocated down to
the present period of time. But we will
not longer detain our reader from the pc.
rusal Of the substance of this important
which speaks for itself, and that in
most emphatic and satisfactory man
ner.
Owing, perhaps, to the fact that Gen.
Scots sentiments on theleading questions
IF the day. are as well understood in the
as those of either of his dIstin.
wing competitors, no opportunity
mas yet been presented to him by the ac-
Of State Conventions or public meet
ngs, for the general expression Of his
opinions on the subject Of the tariff, harbor
md river Improvements, Gc &c. This
'act, however, has not altogether prevent
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

III another column will be found a
most interesting communication from
q Marquis his arguments in favor of the
route via Baton Rouge IRE TO cur mind)
1fl1iarswefable. .tl IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

After, a long spell Of dry weather,
oar parish has been visited daily for the
rest week with light and refreshing show.
ere which were at once grateful to the
crops and comfort. 7..e al8a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

"Detcada est Carthage la tle cry
now raised against the Market House or
baton Rouge, aud the cry Is 90 elamerous
that II Is quite likely the Board Of Se-
hctnen win knock under, BY knocking II
down But we cum see no good reason
why this should be done until a new one
lie built. A new one cannot be built until
the people are taxed for IL, and we opine
that's le desire for a new Market House
wedld DO considerably abated by being
made sensible that Market Houses costs
something, and the public must pay for
them. 8aes #tg NSNH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

New ORLEANS CnEAp STonE.--It will
be seen that this popular establishment for
cheap goods, has been removed from the
old stand IN the Markham House to the
corner Of Laurel and Lafayette streets,
formerly occupied by Messrs. opeinheim
81 Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

rHAhrER's New MoNfftLY MAGAZINE
The June number Of this monthly Is be-
fore. ts with it, usual quantity Of valuable
malteru llarper's is one of the cheapest
aud best magazines published Ia this couil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

-" FtbbMons RANGER REvERfE Drop
iua al Masselman's, II you desire to enjoy
Que Of those loose trains Of thoughts which
transports the soul to pleasing forgetful-
ness ,QH@8 E8F
"There are ~reveries and ~extravagances
which pass through the minls of wise men
IA well az fools"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

Orr friend Norbert Landry, Esqr,
of San Francisco, California, will accept
onr thanks for late California papers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

n5sr We were last Thursday shown a
new style of itghtatstg rods, which deies
'electfiuity and telegraphs," II is marked
Natchez, but Is evidently the work of,
n one nearer home. We are informed
that specimens may be seen at our friends
Largaier Il LaNoue's Hardware Store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

.Tlle river L. rising again at this
place. ~ Ia atiee
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29
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WISE LAws.-EviI men speak tlleyls
wish, rather than what they know.
He that would enjoy tho frrit must Dc
gather the flower.
Never open the door TO a little vice, 1t
q great one should enter also.
An hour IN the morning Is worth to
in the afternoon.
All things are soon prepared In a WI
ordered house.
However little we may have to do, /
us do that little well.
Nothing begits confidence sooner III,
p~unctuality.
Fair dealing is the bond and cement +
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

t. MI, jain q, Wire,i IL our authorized A gent
~ collect and receipt for oil amounts due this
office. tysstst8 II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

10 he thai would enjoy lie confidence
'of bis ffiesids. iet Ill acsioas prove linn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

2. Sanye of the parish of JeTer-
sou. and Hon, Christopher Adams Ii, of
lberville. hase destined the wing nonaiaa.
ton for the Convention 10 their respective
parishes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

ron PRESIDENT IN 1852,

MI. "A Wadlll Is our authorized agent TO
receive Subscriptions and advertisements for the
Gazette, and receipt for the seine, .y5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

Cot. ;. I'll. DAEIN-The New Orleans
Picaynne refhtes a stale anecdote Of the
late Col. Dakin, in a manner which we
think anything but creditable to the noble
soldier, aud rs Que who served under him,
one who was in the square alluded to, and
one who respected Col. Dakin while liv.
ing, we feel called upon to correct the
story. Il
1.-THE square stood the shock and the
next ome the horse was stretched on
the grotnd, with a broken bayonet in his
side, and his limbs qnivering in the death
agony, whilst the stout rider lay, with his
foot aud knee caught and himself unable
70 rise. Not q man m~oved--the square
Was silent, steady and unbrokeh. Iii an
other instant the Col. was Oh his feet 49,
He replaced his sword in the s~cabbard,
looked gravely and coolly at the dead
horse, aud at the firm array Of soldiers,
and then said in his usual quiet way So
!" Very well done, boys-both the horse
and the square did their duty. Now you're
ready for the lancers."
The men cheered-not q little"
Now the death agony Of the horse, is
all fiction. il is true that the horse was SCI
sereiy wounded. but the wound was en-
tirely owing 10 the nnnanageable man
Of the hofse. for we feel convinced
that Col. Dakin would be the last man ID
rush his horse unnecessarily upon the point
the bayonet. He was too brave a SOL
der for this, il would be more like the act
of q rnadtlan than like i brave soldier.
lsucll IS We know Col, Dakin to be, who
i is well Known can look upon the dam
gers Of the battle field with i perfect COM
posture, but who Is perfectly unDerved At
The sight Of the suffering 81 his gallant
steed.
The aneedote as related IS both unjust
q 90. Dakin and e the soldiery who
were proud q acknowledge him their Col
onel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29
Vote on the Homestead Bill.

i sfaIsHEF8Feg4 kR&4g #sH4 ~~~~a ~ 5#4ETA sEs f4f4Zs4 4#E3
The following Is the vote on the Home
stead Bill. There were II democrats and
So wings who voted for the bill, 81 demo-
Gratis and 90 wings who voted against it
--4t democrats and 81 wings not voting !:
YEAs-Messrs. A~bercrombie, Chas. All.
len, Willis Allen, Allison, Babcock, Bart.
lett, Bissell, Briggs. Brooks. A. G. Brown,
Buell., Busby, Joseph Gable, Thompson
Campbell, Cartier, Chandler, Chapman,
Churchwell, Clark, Cleveland. Cobb, Cott-
man, Cullom, Curtis, Geo. T. Davis, John
G.. Davis, Dawson, Disney. Doty, Dnrkee,
Eastman, Ewing, EicIhn. Fitch. Florence,
Floyd, Fowler, Gamble, Gaylord, Gentry,
Giddings, Goodrich, GormaD, Green, Grey.
Grow. Hall, Sampson w. Harris, Hascall,
Hendricks, HEM. Houston, 1ngersoll, Ives,
Andrew johnson, John johnson, Jobt. w.
johnson, Geo. w. Jones, Hurts, Lock.
hart. Mace, Edw. G. Marshall, McMulIen,
McNair, Meacham. Miller, Molony, Hem
ny d. Moore, John Moore, Newton. Odds,
Samuel w. Parker. Penn, Penniman, Per-
kins, Phelps. Polk, Porter, Richardson,
Riddle, Robbins, Robinson, Sackett. Saw
aye, Schoolcraft, David l. Seymour, Skel-
ton, Smith, Snow, Benjamin Stanton, L.
p. Stanton. Abraham 2. Stevens, Stone,
ST. Martin, Stratton, Geo. w. Thompson,
.Thurston, Townshend, Tuck, Walbridge,
Walsh, Ward, Watkins, Addison White,
Alexander White; Williams, and Yates
-107.
NAys-Messrs. Aiken, John Appleton.
Averett, David 3. Bailey, Thos II. Bayly,
Barrere, BeaIe, Bell, Bocock, Breckenridge
Bragg, Geo. III. Brown. Burrows, Caskie,
Chastain, CIingman, Colcock, Conger.
Conger, Dockery. Duncan, Edmnndson.
Faulkner, r. I'D. Fuller, Hamil-
ton, Harper, Isham G.. Harris, Hibbard,
Ho.laday, Horsford, John w. Howe, Thos.
4. Howe, jackson, jenkins, George G.
King, Preston King, Letcher, Martin Ma
Mcqueen, Millson, Morehead, Orr,
Outlaw, Peaslees Powell, Ross. Scurry,
S. Seymour, Stanly, SIrother, Tay-
lor. Wallace. Washburu. WEIGH, and
Woodward~-56.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

A PuzzLEs--We find itin an exchage
which Is worth some stndy-if AMI Of
our readers can solve it they are / li5ty
to do SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

A Californian writes that they have q
flies 30 large ID that interesting State, ID,
tlley ace them TO cook by. They har
their kettle on their hinder legs, whic
are bent for the purpose like pot hooks.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

TnEo. JOHNSTON, Sec.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29
Important Letter from Con. Scott.

It is no more than right, that the follow
ing article, which has marks of authepti.
city about It, should 90 to the public, It
is copied from the Georgetown (Ky.) Her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

Married,
On Friday October 90 by the Rev. A. III. Wright JOHN
WLsor, OF Lsnar, scotsnd to Miss HELEN G. Nc Gear,
Youngest daughter OF the late Andrew Mcclure Of Ayre
boosland
Scotland papers please copy.
On MONDAY evening, Nov /, by the Rev. Mr Henry
Chase, MI 5AsFoRD X. LOCKWOOD to Miss AsnA EaErtA
HhnnY, daughter of Rober. Henry, ESQ., all this city
Oauaoa papers please copy.
In this city, October 20 by the Rev John Thomson,
nf the First Associate terrain Church Grand street,
Mr Rom McCarIE SrRAcHAN to Miss JESSE FsypLAy,
both Of Fifeshire, Scotland.
Scotch papers please copy
On Sunday evening October 81, by the Rev. Dr. Price,
MI JAMES SPENCER TO Miss CArHAsSE w. TAYLOR, all
Of this city.
On Tuesday, October Is, at Lake Mahopes. Putnam
county by the Rev, john Slost, Mr. GEoeeE Henry An.
HsassN OF New York. to Miss lamar ANNA second daugh
ter Of Abel W. Ga Nun, Esq., OF The former plase
At Noswalk Conn, Thursday October 2e, by the
Rev Mr.. Meade Mr.. DANIEL II. NurrER of New York. to
ANs Mary Ans BuRsEs, OF Norwalk
In Bangor, Me. October 49, by the Rev Dr. Sheppard,
,. VAN NEss Barn. Esq OF PeekskiIi N to Miss Ma
ny CAROLINE only daughter Of Hermann Fisher, Esq.
On Tuesday. Nov. By the Rev. Michssl McAlleer,
JonH SroKEn to Mas ANNA sovLLy both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

VIANBUR0ER RESTAURATIoN IN NEW YORK.
III D,m vuhrsen publicum, namsnsoh meinsni resp.
Landsuton eraud fob mir meme in der pyshAsorsS Hall
walker No. 1877 lg9 Ewischen Bowery and Chrssy
street Hamburger Art engerchtee RestAaratiou,
bessns gu Nit susen yenen sowie mis- sutsn
BeaicnnnI and hoHc duioh 'errchtung elmer anht
degl,eLer geumthchen und austandirsn Locals, dem
welnsohsp elmer sebde.cn publioum ga begcgnen. zu
,,esher et ache oho auf den, i'm ersten stock behind
apiepetsn esgsnten SAL ysrbundsn NIT Damen Rauoh
,..n hsss ish aas wSSveiisn asr mioh pit ssrsm NJ.
suehs tsshrsAden su srwsrbsn: Maaytsoh nm AK Ser
JA ERNST HlILERI, Apy AAneur6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
THE MILITARY.


NEW YORK Herald GUARD THE MEMBERS ARE
1N hereby notified to attend meeting this
evening at half past o'clock in the Carriers Room
for the Of making for the funeral Of
our David Pearson flor the last twelve
years attached TO the New York Herald oce Punctual
attendance is requested. BY order,
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY
TO inform those companies he has engaged to furnish
dinners for that In Of the running
% Fluskipg changing her hours it VIII DO imp ,ssble fer
them to visit his place. That previous to the ohsnge Of
ing and take dinner, before tho boat left publish this
card In order TO give such companies chance to engage
ground and leave them get homo they remain
grateful for favors aud extremely regret that
thus compelled to deappoint those whom it is always
NJ. GooDERsoN, st. Romans Well, Flushing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

past enc ocleck Her remsns WI, be taken to HuptG-
ton South Long IflAsd for intsrmsnt.
% Mondsy, Nov. !, Mrs. ErIzABErH MEALIo, agsd 81
1hs friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend this afternoon o. O'clock from the
residence 81 her SON No GO Green street.
At Tuba California Sept. 10 J T. BAayEs Hasnrscs,
In the 36th year Of his age recently Of this city.
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

NEHLvINA BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, PAYABLE
Nl In Ave psf eent monthly instalmsnts.-The liberal
enable every poor 70 ave suoisns .pouns from
low e 70 cnsurs large advance before half ths pay
nsuts arc made II accessible being emily two and
Ne Newtswn plank shete the Newtown and MaspeA
snnibusss are constantly Rssang1f.re nxpenes. To-
MI Aoor New York Jshn n Smith, the premisss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

To FOstm asters. Every FostmRster I'm the
Waitsd states by authorized TO agent between
se and wishing to the effects Of the
sieetro-ms gnoto without fear of imposition Ary
sns depoti,ing dollar with you write me 30 send
ysehng Keeping the dollar until the patient has
IL gives satisfaction, send he dollar If not give
:hom back keeping OF every three who salts
sea- (as all will BIO for your pains TALB 1T WATTS.
magnetic nervis 42i Green wioh street, Depot for the
Nervous Aptidote, l02 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

Invaluable DiscOvery.-The Inventor of
MsLAnes Vermifuse having disposed Of his right hs
great remedy the proprietors, Messrs KIDD CO bog
Ave TO offer to the American puoc the best yemedy
for offered IL has been tried in all parts The
voanYy and in which had eed tho exerons Of the
best pbysicnns aud without the plste
We caution parents against delay. III your children
exhibit symptoms OF being troubled with worms lose
nenent but a. purchase bottle Of &SLanes ye.mi
sale BY all The principal druggists York city. Drug
is.s referred to Boyd PAUL. 40 Corsndt street, snd c.
Y. Clickener g. Co, 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
Dr. Kellsnser,s Imminent aud Magic Erala

Had any one landed here from foreign part done
part what Dr. X has shown the most undenabe
evidence Of they woald have been univ ersaly in
srseshes and worn nearest tho aerts Of the american
people A. an American, Dr. n has great feel
proud Of his suscts he 10 the frat and only who
Boon able to reach reference and obtain the patronage Of
she wealthy and intelligent classes universally When
snss tried in family There is discovered nseh merit
Gomez indispenshs article in The nursery the toilet,
and mt dcinc ohee Every class society agrecahy
and happily disappointed with its wonderful .ng and
ss.solins qSass i 80 cheap that the poor reach
- ever without IT. In the and beautiful weekly
paper published by Mrs. T. c. BE md Miss E. NJ Bee
editors and propyetors 80 Chambers street. called
She lng sdo will DO found that win astonh che
profonn philosopher Of the day Every family should
have within it's circle This asto and beautiful paper Ars
Beonan daughter have found deep the aid
Many orful pens, from every This 10 only
anOshsr evidence sst 'ndusry rsoyeranGe and virtue
sver will be rewarded BY all send in
support this lady end hcr youthful daughter only
" in advance - by sabscspSi 1t 10 de-
fiasdy tho cheapest sseky published See, also the jour
MI Of Commerce TO. day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

A. general rule base profound contempt patent
and ipfatle nostrams trt HastiDsss compound
pyrup Of Nnptha is working such we'll authcnad
= ssshmas eongumptions &c. oil around that hail
ssse those whom il may ,onsera Many Of our medical
eads have tried experiments with which
Barclay street New York the general for DR..
Hastings in America to all orders should be address
q. Sold in Brooklyn by Mrs. Hayes No. I75 fulton
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

Nest Important TO Physicians.-You can
rseeyethe Elo tro Magnt tic remedy ny mail without
fskpg the of who 10 is that sends for IT.
ths money sr see notice to Psstmassers TALBOT
III, Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

To the Travelling COMMUNICATIONS
HeAded by the medical faulty in New York Phadel-
gsis md ply ssisss gasrsly in the United sts,es.-
iIso, antidytpeptie and inyigoratng cordial For "a
by she principal druggists in the United States.
uDULPH0 WOLFE, % Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
HOMEgTEADs.

CLIrToN, STATE, ISLAND, NEAR THE NARROws.
The central part Of Clifton on erm:
comrsnSins views Of the Bay Narrows and city. The
purity Of the water the vicinity Of schools churches &c.
the facility the city with the beauty the
surrounding country, renders this most sttraoys resi-
Is Potts Buildings, Hanover street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

CENTREvILLE COURSE. L. I--TRoTTINC-THURs
day, November 9Th, At o'clock p NJ Purse and stshs
$3.50 mil: heats Ssst three IN Ave- in harness ~ Noans
rel Billy owner rfmes Toty Onn;borss savs roltc,
ferry, Brooklyn nj saccA N
Ca CO.shL4.> .'~o,x,.,o,
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seerecy.-Pcrsons OF Delicate sensibs,itics.

watering from that most distressing on
asfu.ps win DO pleased oarn that they
seye the Turkish nvigora'or by mail 1t In dollar
s:Iyss Of pros;sate elephant i simply
Greenwich street Depot for the AnGote, lG2 Nasssu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

Dew. &. II. CHAPIN's SOCIETY WILL HOLD THEIR
~ gious services hereafter In the Chnrch the Divine
Unity in Broadway, between pring Prime streets
commsncins on Sunday next Nov Services for the
evening at hapsst Members Of the society others
wishing to hire informed that the will
att. the church Friday evening"
to make the necessary arrangements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c,


- 49, -~-@-
EOR sALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF BLOOD BAY
nsre' about fifteen and half hands high sound. and
kind in single or double harness under the eadd
eight and the other nine I'D fast travellers AM we'll
matched. Can be seen at NcMANUSS stable lj Crosby
street.
E0R sALE-A BROWN HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS
high nine OLD hind in single double harness,
ard sound for style cannot be beat; would make rt
rste doctors horse having plenty Of courage will
stand without tying and perfectly gentle For psteulars
inquire at the stable Of John h. hendrokBn, SO Fonrth
street, where the horse can be seen.
HORSES FOR sALE.-sIX FAST HORSES, AMONG
III which 10 fast PAGER. ore Morgan mare. and
Black Bavk colt Thew will be sold cheap IL piled for
Immediately Can be at the livery and sales stable Of
G. W. orwold NO. Ni Court street near Harrison street,
Brooklyn.
TWO FAST HORSES FOR sALE-ONE A BAY COLI
16k hands high, has trotted in 248 the ether Q
rel horse, 1b hands high, very fase They vii
be sold cheap the owner has for them. Can
every day this week. calling at Of BeeokG
and Leroy streets, from until o'clock.
ITO BE SOLD AT AUCTIoN-Ar THE BAZAAR, IN
Crosby street. Wednesday The third day Of Ncvem-
ber grey TO dsay her bill Of and keeping
WAGON wANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND TOP
w buggy-must be light and In good order. Address,
stating p1oe and where 10 can be Box l3SO Post
Once