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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

Bark Ann Smith late Of Ne Haven 2is tons, built AZ
Newcastle Ne, ir 1887 sold suction Ne Yors
9th inst by oiier 81 U Marshal, To- $1,000 n.
LAUNcTIED--At Pembroke, Me. 2Olh int by Hon
Foster tpe ms.iuu clipper ship Of il12 GATED
Western q ntinept The G II th j-onghly built and
in model believed To be equal If oot pso 10
sci 81 Ler class sert from that She l. ouei
by hessrs John Mayo Co o. Boston a1d wi be com.
maDced by Capt Ste phen Higgins Of Eden Ne
At PASSPORT Z1st by M.fsrs Shackf,l "A (. 500 y Zoe
bark II 247 to1s called the Warren GODDARD owned oy
Jot Ba-s Esq, OF Esstport eod TO ne %
Ctut III bn Winchester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30
T.,er,rpn,c s,.r,,. ,,,or,,,,

DosToS July %
Arrived Banks Comet. Manila; X eber Cronstadt.
briss Purchase Bousre: Hayfofd Mar ioique Charles
s. Jsgo, Toi en- j King X Aiken Hesperus aud WIN
Pitt Philadelphis;s hrs Orion Port Pfnca Hor-
toe Ann Eliza Chtro &c, III SlDamous, II Wellington
TvsiO Liberty Csroltle Sto0e, Gen V,aze + Tosns
end ard G Rrogn3rd Th,sdel Uha j CLARK Fredericks
bvtg A stevens, Albsny; Cum herIand Baltimore
R.tDrbed-Schr Geo II -op, having lost her foremost
sho nnaintoPmsst in white squa On nth lost 80
loo co.
NBw BEDFORD July %.
Arriyea-Sbp Java, Pacific, With $40 le spe IN oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

MAcKERkL Fisnna.-The catch OF nackcrel At
the Shoals this season has been large being estimat
ed BY good judges on tho island, rising two theu-
sand barrels. generally Of good quality. On Sunday
last about one hundred barrels were seined around
the islands Porfsnovtk, ~ H., Chroneis. July 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30
[BY SANDY Hook PRlSnsG TnxasApa I

THr HIGHLANDS Juif 29-6 80 PM.
Ships Prince Albert for London and Atlantic for New
Orleans With bark and six bfgs al Outward bouud
have anchored neAr -he Spit.
Ore bart and two origs ~ the ofling--no signals
WiL6 light from S. Weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

The steamship Asia, arrived yesterday started fun
speed a. Pm OF the l6h and passed Black Rock Ph
ct 80 AN OF tie 2sth received plot, and abreast
OF Sandy Hook 1T 80 Pm. Passed 10 the Mersey sie "a.
ship City of Glasgow. from Philadephia saw irg in
l6'h. ships Arkansas, Otis, fri New Orleans ttne
at NO for Have) Chariot Of Fame KSowles and John
Albert Wii.on, from st John, NIB, lows Pettes from
Thade.T hia; 10th AM, passed Eremen ship showing
shi'e flag with l49, 9th, IL AM passed American
circle red border 2sth, 80 An passed NJ steamship
Arabia, hence for Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

-,np JosfFHYE B1rnholna, gror, london f,r Garlic,
pGt mic hietC. 40 lie 10th inst n distres1 egti ng
badly, ht'irg tls oh inst ~ 1910 ~, tadYstou
Ght Drtring NJ % loUc, b,er into ~ Tho swedish
brig Hounung from lsbou for CarshamB carrying away
tha hps cutwa err Dohstays and doing other damage.
nc by lot her bovgprt and foremost and the captain
and rhe VI Grow rot board the ship; end
kst b, the two yesasla IN getting board. The
YEA NEG tbcs that before ghs or could
be seen thsy were In contact
pa SOC TWIN, sssInut from Sydney CIR for WORK.
with c0sl owned by the General Aninr AssSsia i IN
stvpck OF Ship Harbor 18th inst willis making tor that
ps in thick weather. She after aoated on and
making aEy vrc prooeo5ea i4sr ycg.i,c bet y,
!sr0 ,Is prr1ps scgry I.!n i vas -sps rea h.a
lys asct wa.a " ~. 80 s- vcs hs~e'e :. y nser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

on the 74th inst in the sow mills Of Joseph Wood
sstsated ~ The outlet Of Lake George Al tho upge,
is'la ~ fcanderOga. 1t spread will fearful rapid
" e2nsa ~ the entire mil property ~ Mr. Weed
1osether With ab0at 81 600 wor.h of lanns The
r ~ eesan4Dca - go 600 - Insurance. ~ IS
SptPo"G y re fhe rors ,l'ocaa3icl;cs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
Fresh Arrivals,

~ MUSSELMAN. corner at Laurel and Thine
Il Streets, has just received a fine assortment
al CoataetiWnary lresh fruit, Coriials, Liquors. &c.
Ar selected with care from new importa,ians
among which afcf
liaisons IN quarter, half and whole boseS and III
barrels. Cittsnsand Entrants, Changes and Lemons
s,aase jelly, Jntal~ paste Fruaes in fancy boxes
,ars AMI barrels. Fruits in their own juice. viz
Pears. peeches, Strawberrys. plams, Prnnes. Apri,
sets. Sc, &c., Preserved fruits, via. Pine apple,
app'o. fes, Tamarattd, Citron, Ounce, Ginger
r@aeher. &c., Brandy fruits. via. Cherry, Apricols
fss, oranges, fne choeolat, chtistaliged peaches
fss, oranges, &s. Enalish and American pickles,
Wives anil capers /, a VARIETY of ketchap and sauces
saelips, Holsters, mackefal. salmon, anchotes, NC
swre, oil III whole and half bottles.
English dairy, and Western, cheese, Goshen and
roll butter, Almonds, Ia, crushed SUGAR. Stewards
double refined leaf sugar, French, and Kentucky
Mnsiard@-Cnny powder s~,oseten, Orange and other
bitters |, Abaslait, ntarasqaiin. Gunnolet and Curs.
60, An assortment Of the finest French corlials.
White clare,, and mnseat wine; a superior article
ef Bay water. peppermint. essence Orange water
aud Pert wines in bottles. A superior article ui
Brandy and Irish whiskey. Naples superior Liver,
pcot Ale, IN alfmonles, cigars Havana, Vigiliancia
Sevelima-Sctvstora and other fayorite bands.
Playing cards, fire crackers and fire works, fancy
boxes. Sc.
Wedding parties. balls and soirees served at shos,
notice.
Pound, fruit, and sponge cakes, Annisct by the
barrel: assorted syrups by the gallon; the trade
eapAied on liberal terms.
Md The finest assortment of candles, with every.
,htag in his line iuieuded to meet The wants Of HIS
ftends and customers. DECAY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
Cheap for Cash,

G'efaer a ChnagA AMI Peaiteasfnty SITS
TOMLtNSON's OLD STAND.
w. MuSsELMAN is III receipt ofa large
u n.softed stock OF g~roreties " provisions, COM
sistiis orihe following articles /.
Naekefels herring, euihsh, %safdifes, western u
Goshyii butter. western and cheshire theese.
crushed. tswlere | and louble- recli1ed, and Loaf
eugnt, sugar cured hams, sugar cured dried beef,
boston. suia, water end butter crackers, rice,
lras. ileatts, hams, sides. shout lers, lard and cam
dies. soap, CASTLE. shaving and New York white
wine vinegar, spefs,, lard and olive oil. Pickles
Of all kinds, tomato and walnut kefthup, chew
ing and smoking tobacco, cigars. ciaafftses. match
Ss. mustard, starch. sal iratiis. cinnamon, ~allspiee,
pepper. chocolate. nutmeg. verfiicili and fiia.a-
toni, ginger candies, oranges, cloves, il fniiof,
Lnnnanas, raisuns, figs, reeaIis, almonds preserves,
ehd ghaya Jelly, shoe brushes, tin, stone, wooden
and willow ware, bfoonis, rope, b~lacking, clay
sn stone pipes &e.
Port and matlara wine, clpret by the box or
bottle, ~annisetie mt,scat, cordial, brandy, cegniac,
french and New York rum, holland and New
York gin, whiskpy rio and %reetifed, Sc. Nc.
q . W. MusSEbMAN has also In store ma
assortment uf hanis-Stap X Shays, Miller II
Dutietd hams, at retail of by the t~ierce-Butteh
tioshen and May butter, wholesale and retail
Bacon and larl-3 casks shoulders,l 3 casks sides,
mud 3 kegs Of lard Fleur, 80 barrels Of extra
brands, Salt, 90 sacks coarse and ftie. Teas. ltfi-
psrial, young hysoii. g,nrewder aud black tea
Cruckery ware. q large quantity, OakHtii, TobacA
60 OF all kinds and qualities. 90 barrels of Reeti-
Ned Whiskey, 20 boxes STR and Tallow Candles,
20 BOXES western Cheese, i5 dozen est,a fancy
and CONNER Brooms, 4 hogsheads prime Sugar.
40 boxes Of New York aud Boston Soap, 90 kegs
Nails. 30 sacks OF Rio and Havana Coffee, 10,
900 Cigafs, Havana and other kinds, for sale by
J. w MttgSELMAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
GROCERIES.
nrasarles Il liuupra,

-. $3.50. II Aa. Asaat
VXTE WOULD raljthe attention ut attr Aleiltlt
anI4+birntR Naimt tily-Atu orr tsccfttt'
,yrriseJ e,r4A VI Fy,sssriss eeBsrtisifs The lollcwltE
~atfic.pts
Ill ~lafrrls maekefel. 10 nuartsf barrels 10, &
hits 10. 4 barrels loaf ceasted sugat and powder.
vi sugar 10 l,ovss rlaret aine, 10 hosss herring
~ small chests Imperial teas, 1 Do ltiark tea
30 sloss n,airlst ID boxes chinese Are crackers.
~ boxes Fose's starch, 4 hbAes quarts and halt
a%silote pickles. ! taxes each, totnettu and pett'ei
satsap, lee lts blavk pepef, . tags cid java coffee,
~ bnses Hollis iiuekwtipat. ~ Kegs table hutty,
80 besrs cheese. 10 hnli barrels extra ~ lOais
i,,sn. 10 barrels toi ! baskets olive oil. 10 boxes
81 Tvs each, gilr,,ns . lamp is6accu. Q half bar.
I y ls s~alarat,s, 10 boxes i~iiacoroii atd teftnitiila-
~ hole, bali anil quarter kegs r~isylar. 1900 per
eashion caps, 40 ifsrre q extra whiskeys u. bran.
hsas and gin, and . barrple Louisiana rice The
atove articles will bc sold by single paekage 81
a%asntity. New q JOSHUA BEAb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
MEDICAL.

AFFLICTEU READNi- PHlLA-
- ELrIifA MEDICAL HOUSE. estallltlied
eighteen years asv, by Df. kifkeliu torih ueai cdr.
bef Of Third and ufiuit ctr eis, between spruce atd
Pins streets. I'liiadelpl,in 4-isiehtesia yeata of eH-
psnsits ard i~tnitifst tittel p'ieiite spant In this city,
have rendered III Il The ihtj*i 4 spsfi and sieress u
practitioner. far ard near III ina t~fFaiiHeht of nil djs.
easss Of Il urisait MIXTURE. Fersois afflicted wi.s
alt.ts Upon lie t,gay threat " lssA pain III tie head
III bDiiss. fiipfrufIal %rilstrnat isii slfiethtsss gravel,
diseases afjsitle fr6tt, youthful sstsssps Of inputiilss
OF IN htemi, Whereby Tie cnfsiiiiliUii bar bseo,ns
sitftsbIpd, ata oil i~fpairst will ~ktistssas
lIe ssllo pfpt 81 i,itnstif Under tie care OF ~. H.,
insy ftliriufsfy eiiifils IL tis %iii,tr Al D euiileiiiai,
and eehft1sttfe rply. fltt, lis III ts + liysleinn.
1sAHE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yottin f,tf who have liihfsd themselves by =
rettnin ~trarties %ihdtla4d u lblHs fte4tenily
lenfiief ffhti evil Fhfttri ifbfs or Mt sclltal III" ~.
hsei. II sfiei, IRE nightly faft. tftn tttch asleep
And destroy bpiii mind and holly slltuld ntpls iiniiis.
%tiateiv. Wenkneas md constitutional debility hrs
Of muscular siIprgy, riysie lassiltde ind general
fthstraii6i, iiutflitt aud MI hefst1s affections.
indigestion dnaeisl,iess Of The li3et, md every dis
Ahse III tiny way connected with tha Disorder Of the
pfocfsaiivs fun lions ctirea, ind full figuf restored.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL JACKSON.

Engraved by n. q. WELSH Esq, after III.
original portrait painted By r. SULLY, T. O.,
This portrait will be d mitch for the Washington
and liz Id every respect o. we'll got mp.
price E5 GO ner cpfJv. Address ali Hboye.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
ssrncss aosras IN. WILLIAM w aoSrAN,
A. MONTAN & BRO,
WRoLES8LE and RE7,sM DE.8LERSM
Groceries and Western Provisions.

Corner Of CAareh { nira Streets,
Baton Rouge, La.
rIyHE subscribers have on hand and ere con-
Il stantly receiving by every arrival fresh sup.
plies of q e s and Western Pro.
Visions, which win he sold as low as at any
ether establishment IN Baton Rouge.
Their stock consists In part Of
elAnEr, HAMS. SUGARS, ricKbEs,
toAp. COFFEE, HERRING, CLEAR SIDES,
wntsKEy, TOBACCO. BaooMs. con FtsH,
rERaicEibR, BtTffER.
TNHEtR liquors roasist In part OF old sasefnt
L. brandy, loahgef's Edinburs india pale ale 4
Alsopp u sous Liverpool Mast india pale ale, "A
Barciey, Perkins X co B.. s, London Porter, NS
Philadelphia porter, genuine Cochoir's u cos
champaign Ba,efot,fs champaign cider,
They also offer ~sarylines, in whole or half box-
90, Guave jelly, Raisohs, Citrons, Olive oil in
whole aud half bottles, pure sperm star and tel.
low candies, Claeks %tiicticfi matches,
aE- The above articles are of the first quality
And warranted pennine,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

IL late arrivals have on hand the ~follosibe
ID articles, From 81. Lozis.
% barreis super fine Flour
20 do extra do
106 bngs shot No | 10 Q,
500 bars lead,
From Cincinnati
25 boxes choice family soap,
20 dozen brooms,
Is kegs prime butter
rs boxes candles On.
100 rehns wrapping paper,
1900 exsra sc. hnrns,
30 kegs choice lard,
so barrels whiskey,
10 do do.
From Petersburg Va.
20 boxer 8 lump ~tobsccu,
From Mem Iork. N. u
30 barrels hydraulic cement,
Is do plaster pmTis.
From Nee OrIedns.
80 kegs cut nails.
5 hogsheads choice sugar,
1000 bacon shoulders,
10 bugs prime coffee.
10 dozen hand bafrows,
10000 cuba sizes cixnfs, JOSHUA BEAL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
House Furnishing Goods.
"Fast Line"
FRESH ARRIVALX

u late arrivals | have Received the follow.
- ing articles.
100 cams wrapping paper,
200 Stagg u Shay and other 8. C. hamst
10 coxes Mac 4 Mae tobacco,
400 bags sh sled corn,
as barrels 81. Louis -four,
80 do Ind. and Ohio, do,
2 Casks bacon sides,
2 Hogshaads prime sugar,
IS Dozen faney and extra bfoorDs,
Is Boxes Prime W. r. Cheese.
20 Barrels cement and plaster,
80 Boxes soap and candles,
IS Barrels fine Whiskey.
III addition to which / have oil other articles
comprising q regular Produce and Feed Stock.
JOSHUA BEAL,
june 10, y. Nearly opposite Post Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
JUST RECEIVED THIS DAY,

A most complete assortment Of groceries and
n provisions 10 be cold cheap for eash-asonsist.
ing Of the following articles:
Potomac slati. Salmon Nos. I, g. md mack.
eret Herfiihs; Goldfish; Btchwheat fiorf Hams
dried tnd pickle beef; syrup nil qualities rio
Cuba and Java Coffee c6fnDnlon and fire tobacco
Goshen and Western cheese 100 sacks Of fine salt.
CrOCkery.
Coffee etips ytter pitchers fntieha pitchers
milk pitchers; DIAMOND do; soup 1'iireefls, yellow
wash tobes; Briiialia eaniers; Flasks lass Egg
ctpes tttinblers preserve jars Globes for LAMPS ;
solar %larifs; CHEEKY Brit,ania and metal ladlas .
tobacco and spire jars preserve stufids and candy
Jars. renci, pie plates.
House Furnishing Goods.
Brooms buckets wIiisks rope Lamp wjks:
heiitrii fotss chords; rolIiug pins high cards lei.
ter paper Tooth brushes !. Horn Ito; shaving do :
Hairda; tin plates Dutch bucketsj Well buckets !;
,Vasll bowls lamps; SPOONS, grim Skinner !;
sugar trunks lo0kinglasses figs pepper boxes !;
nutmeg grates, Ne, DC.
Willow and Tinwafe "a large assortment on
hand.
Snndfies.
Mustang Linsment snuff, Macaboy and scotfh
cutlery Hacking ; matches cotton md wo,
tsses; fishing lines Of all Sizes; coffee mills; curry
re- inbs hams collars tfareclmifs.
In fact we have almyst everything that ran be
had at any other store In Il Is f0wn, and will sell az
cheap, II not cheaper. Give me i call.
! w. MUsSELMAN.
February goth, 1859.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
Edghfning Rods.

4 NEW supply jnsf received ofthe istest inn
A rrovensenfs. Ill % III fhes besf Manner. By
6cfs9 IA. W.T. TUNNARD.
IOAL 1000 Barrels best quality. 1t Baton
~ Rouge Foundry, HILL HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
THE following articles are Just received
Hhd for sale at the corner of Church and

and for sale at the eotner VI Church anti
Third streets
FRESH aRRftdLS@N New goldfish, new
mackefel, new salmon, 10 kegs July butter 10
boxes faisins. 900 lbs c~urranis, 90 boxes flesh
yermitelli. $500 lbs Stage Il shay's and DnfFeil's
hams, 1000 lbs DO extra tiereed shoulders. 1000
lbs Drilled sides, do clear do, so kegs No. i lard,
0 casks white vinegar, st. Louis flour, extra.
soaps Of all qualities. crushed. powdered, loaf and
brown sugar, tobacco Of all The IN ,si celebrated
brands, teas Of all qualities, all Of which we offer
as cheap az The cheapest, for the CASH aud
cash oniy. We also have one-haH dozen fine
clocks, which we will sell payable when SCU1T'
rs ELECTED, at fair prices.
We would be pleased to have Off friends call
and see our improvements in store and stock. cor
ner Of Church and Third streets.
atg95 A MUNTAN Il BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
Hxan Fan

haye rseeived smother Invoice ~ bran 305
hnlx JQsHuA BEAL~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
A, MONTAN,

AVING Returned from New Orleans, where
IL he has been engaged m purchasing 4 large
assortment Of Grorefies would inlofm his friends
and the tiIlie generally. thnt he his on hard III
large 4 slBtk Of GROCEhIES and PROTisiOh
as can IL found III The city, comprising the loll1a.
ing articles
so barrels Flosf 80 barrels Patatses 20 l,arel,
Apples 30 sacks Ealt 10 sacks Coffee ID cases
Tea 10 hhts. Sugar. A large quantity Of Mack.
erel, Herring Goldfish and sardines, Western anil
Goshen Butler Western, Gruers and Chesife
Cheese Crushed powdered, double refined. unl
Loaf Sugar Ststir cured Hams: Sugar ct,red
Htied BEEF, Boston, Soda. Wafer and Buttej
Crackers, Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beans. Ham, Sides Shoulders Beef
Tongues Lard Meal; Candles Soap. CASTLE
Shaving and New York White Wine Vinegar;
Sperm, Lard and Olive oil s1olasses and Lime
Jtiice Olives Pickles Of all kinds, Ii jars Of all
sizes. Toniatfo and Walnut ketehup Chewing
and Smoking Tobaeey ; Cisars ard Cisgafettes
fiaulor Allspite Pepper Seed and ground Che.
rolate, Nutmeg vetiiieelle ind Maesafohi, Gin.
ger; Candies Oranges; Gloves Lemmohs Ba.
%uaflaras Ralsins; Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-.
erves and uhaya Jelly. Shoe brushes tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware Brootns
Line; Ropes Hoops, Blacking; Wrapping Paper
Clay and Stone Pipes. Wash Tdls, and DEM
johns Of all sizes; Oakum; TIT Resin.
Wines. &C.,
Port Wine In Demi johns and bottles White
Wine by the box. | Pipe OF bottle Claret by the
box or bottle Annisette BY The box or bottle
Maderia- wine Of the best quality Museat de
Frantigrani Cordial Champaign Cider: Haul
Barsae; Haut s~auiefne Annisette by basket
Brandy Cognae; French shd New York Rum
Jamaica and New England Gin; Holland and
New Yord Whiskey, Rye and Rectifel. ap ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
II 4 Ii II Il II
bF fitE
BdTUN ROfgL md CLINTON
PLANK Road (DmpAtyt

We the Undersigned artts to tufifl ourselves
into d eu, n~oraltgiii under The laws 81 The Slate q
Louisiana. as particularly eel iuttli IN MI hrt sili-
tied hi '..5u fot thf organization " tsfpstdtieasf ef
,tdtks " p,.tiis Improvement t,,i tttas''-i-a copy
Of which 1. ~ietelnts ~uiitexed. iut The piirIit,se VI
rbtisifHrtine d Plank Hcati ftutti the city 81 hntou
lteugs III the Parish VI lHst bsloil. Ae,.se, e ne
town Of Clinton, III ihs psrish If East Tslitiaua,
and itctn thvnes along the ititsi eligablb fUate 10
d point that viii r%oiinsyt the tuwn u Lib.ftt. IN
Ainite spaiit, State pf Missi,sippi, and for That
purpose Ne haze ietttisd The attire ted rlatirf, and
have signed the saHie, and have atlasd 10 oNr sig.
,alafs i statement uf The number VI shafis and
the s.Dvsnt of ost Subscriptions 10 said Cuf1,pas
ny
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

aAEUM-Oakum for ssieby
~ msyzay AAAI1A,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
JUST RECEIVED
n;,.s, o,., III manufartnry. Il large assortment Of
SA r Y.

A BRADFORD respectfully GA
n. bess leave TO inform ms ssTsMAA
tipnds, and the public generally, Ell.TssfAgsA
hat he has lust received a large s&e4JA
and we'll selected sloes Of s%addlery, consisting II,
, 1853-10-08
Apologize and AmendatOry.

We regret having reported the ship An
SON as bark last week, for the mistake
gave an excuse for long, loud bark from a
Barker-we are truly glad 10 know thai
Sundays are not the only days when oyster
soups and clans can be had in Olympia
we do not think Charley quite justifable
in tossing sirteen pound fUrniP at our hum
bic self, for the remarks made about tho
'tapering chimney'-we regret TO have brO'I
Parker, Golfer s. Co.'s express "all up a
standing" at Rainier, when in truth il goe'
, 1853-10-08

were in perfect safety. Their bullets lell
anoog us thick aud fast, but without doing
us much mischief Mr. Cline was slightly
wounded in the neck. Fin ing ii impossi-
lie 10 intercept the canoe, we retreated To-
wards the point we had left; the Indians
keeping up well directed fire without our
being able 10 return shot.
After stopping on the point under cover
Of some logs and drift, We thought it best to
return to my hous', as it was impossible to
make our apppasahce without being target
for the enemy. Accordingly, Mr.. Meal
mond and myself got into the canoe 10 pull
around the point ont Of reach of tue enc
my's fire, the rest of the patty covering US
with their ril.s-the Indians at the same
time keeping up a fire until the canoe was
out of reach About 5 p. NJ. we returned to
nv house, when the Indians sent lord JIM
to sue for pace, informing Us of the death
of two warriors one badly and one slightly
wounded, which has since been confirmed
BY all the Indians here. As night was ap-
proaching, and the rain had dispersed the
enemy, we knew not where 20 find the
murderer, and so concluded 10 let him 60
until better opportunity should offer.
remain, sir, your humble servant,
G. b MooRC.
P.S. Since writing the above, we have
information flom a reliable source, that the
Indian who assisted in the murder Of Pet
tingall and shared in The robbery, is now at
Port Townsend, and could be obtained with
but little trouble. G. b. NJ.
, 1853-10-08
DISTINGUISHED Arrivals.

Hon. Chief Justice LANDER, Hon. Judge
MUNRoE, Hon. MIR. Mason, Sec'y OF the
territory, and Hon. Mr.. CLENDENIN, Dis
uict Attorney, have all arrived in this place,
Col. ANDERSON. U. S. Marshal, hssinear-
ly finished taking the census ofthe territory,
and will be here in day or two. We now
only await the arrival Of Gov. STEVENS
when the organization Of the territorial gov
ernment will be speedily accomplished.
We are happy to notice that two of oul
new officers, Mr.. CLENDENIN and Col. AN
DERsoN, are accompanied by their ladies'
the best recommendation they could posi-
bly, have brought with them.
, 1853-10-08

THE PEOPLES RoAD.-The "CAscApE
ROAD COMMITTEE desire all those who
subscribed to this road to come forward with
the amount of their subscriptions, at an ear
ly day as possible, so that the committee
may be enabled 10 make final report TO the
mass meeting, 10 be held in Olyn pla On the
18th inst.
Those who have not heretofore subscribed
anything, ought now to do So The road
is now a realhy-A FIXED rAcT-THmTr-
FIVE WAGONS HAVE PASSED OVER IT-and
YOU are as much benefited by it as any one
else, and now is the time to reward the nn-
lring perseverance and industry of those
men who have accomplished the GRrAT
WORK.
, 1853-10-08

The MAINE LlouoRLAw IN KENTUCKY.
1t appears that Thomas +. BromlcIie, The
whig candidate m the Fourth Kentucky
District, is beaten fifty-eight votes, BY Chris.
man, (dcmocrat) Notwithstanding the dis
trict is capable of giving from 1900 to
$500 wing majority But Bramletle was
a son of temperance, and as such was pref
udically associated with the Maine Liquor
law, and that is the way his fall rose. We
expressed our opinion some time ago that
the latitude, the climate, and the anlecedents
of q Old Kentucky" " were not suited to
the Maine law. When Mr.. Bramlette runs
again for Congress in the Fourth District,
he must treat and be treated, or else be de-
feated. The time has moi yet arrived for
the intl oduction Of the Maine Liquor law
into Kentucky Wait for the wagon N
Y. Herald.