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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
NAYORALYN

THE price of fresh itoar being 5000 per
barrel, the bakers must give, the ensuing
week, :! ounces u brea4 tog a dl4Q,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

HEARTH OF Ii CITY.-Tlfe number
of interments reported to the Board of
Health for the 45 hours ending yesterday
ut noon, was sd; Of which 80 were Of yell
low feyer.-Bee of'I@esday.
The number of intermcnts reported to
the Board of Health for the ri hours end.
ing yesterday at noon, was "a; Of which
II were of yellow fever.-I6. Of Wednes-
dug.
The number of interments reported to
the Board of Health for the "a hours ending
at noon yesterday, were 20 of which IA
were from yellow. feyer.-Pic. of Thurs
dau. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

L4rDABLE-A number of young men Of
New Orleans have associated themselves to-
ge,her in a iyceum for tLieir mutual benefit
and lho improvement Of all who may desire
TO avail themselves Of the advantages offered.
Could not something similar be done here!
We all pass many hours in leisure thai might
be more bencficially appropriated. Ha4 s"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

T;;IE WEsr.--We have late dates from
Cincinnati and St. Louis Heavy rains had
fallen in the regions north Of those places,
and The Obi. and Missouri were on the rise.
At Cincinnati the river had risen over two
feet, at louisville about seven.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

Caurt.
Nathan K. Knox
vs.. At. oo,a
Able Waddill and o01~
NJ. A. Wilson.
By virtue Of a writ Of feri facias TO me
directed by the hon. the Third District Court,
holden in and for the parish aforesaid, will be
exposed to public sale on
TUESDAY, the 18th dayNot October,
next, ls4l, on the premises, at II O'Clock NJ.
al the right, title, interest and claim, of NJ.
a. Wilson, one OF the defendants in and to
The following property, to wit: =
A presumption right to 100 acres of land
situated in this parish, about y miles ircm
the town Of Baton Rouge, bounded north by
B. Sin-letary, east by efguson, south by
Harris, and west by lands Of Shelton, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
moreover the crop OF eoF,s fodder, and Eota-
toes now on the pace osle cay mare. all the
farming utensils and hog's belonging to said
place.
Seized to satisfy the judgment, Interest and
cost, i'll the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, IL months credit.
oct 2-3t II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff:
SALE or TOWN PROPERTY FOR
TAXES.
In conformity with an act OF tie E@egisla-
ture Of the State of Louisiana, approved Fob
ruary the 9Th, 1929, and in accordance with
a resolution of the board of selectrnen Of the
town OF Ba:on Rouge, passed HE 30th of
September, 1871, the undersigned town
magistrate, VIII proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton on
NoNDAY the 9Th day Of December nez,
1871, at the courthouse in tie town OF Latoa
Rouge, between the usual hours Of sale, all
the right, title, interest, and claim of the fa!-
lowing persons, non-resideEts Of said town,iu
and to the following described property for
taxes due thereon 10 the corporation of the
town OF Baton Rouge, 10 wit:
Watson Browns heirs, | lot, 90 feet on North
street by - IL feet deep, in Halls row,
for the taxes OF 1855, 36, 81, 81, 50 and &c.
Batest Bone hesrs, I lot, no~l0. SO. 81, Beaufe-
gard town, Tor the taxes of 1886, 81, ~,
39 and 40.
Etien Caraby, 6 lots no. 3, A. 5, G, z, 9, sd. II,
Be2uregard town, for the taxes OF 1850, 81,
81, -, 50 and 10.
John F. Canong", > lots, no. /, :. 3. 4 ), 81.
81, North, Beauregard town, = lots IL. !,
., 80. 81, South do do fer the taxes Of
1884, a. 3s. A. a. 20 and a.
Charles cotton - srran. If I,r1s 81. The
areso If 1a3a ~ II "a ard 40
! B. Cbarot's heirs. , ,otz no. :, u ca ~
BeaurecarJ 1own. tr. the -axns NJ i.sq-
"a and n
Kennedy and n-s,ocbamn- G toes M ~
8 and 0. So. ~. BeaurecarI tovn. e., lie
+,~as II Taqa * ae - % ~ a,,a M
Theirs Estevan,s bairs, { sr~,rts - fe.,r ~
SnspisF tnw,. f,r tbes taves 81 1sa- as r.
a.. "a and a.
Honore camel ! To- 10 . 81 > rn,nror,r ri
town. FIR the t,vos - 1es4 y, ae r. az
20 and 40
- :, ar4 y o n
toy,,. \ -. n,,,-4o : :. - - p * y 80
Nor.R harf 81 e. p,er $500 ,,,,o. NJ
ta1e ~ =. " ~.
? Of tsa5 a.; ~ a. ~ ,,d l0
I r. H,hoo, J 49, ~ "a -.
tho go = 1ass - 81 81 a,,a a s r. '
p x Isrranco J., Io.s 60 a So,
card levin: J lots No. +. 6. NJ. M. a.. do.
for tba taxas II faos ~ d ~ - 2S
ard an
Ja,nas sTooDv 10 lots an.;ro u pe,.r,
ga sara o Io| WI Iof the taxes OF is@'' So d. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN BoEs.-The peo-
pie Of Vermont appear to be much excited at
the abduction of Grogan. A meeting was
lately held at Burlington, in which it was
te;nfcrately resolved to keep quiet until the
government should have time to act: assert
ing that should this case be justified by the
British, that fifty thousand Green Mountain
boys, good and true, shall be ready for the
crisis
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Eouge-Taird District
Court.
William Robb
W. mo, 25a2

JDSI ~. Il llbbll'
By virtue of a writ of Fl. IA. to me directed
by the honorable the third district court in and
for the parish aforesaid, will be exposed at
public sale on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of Nov. next,
lS4l, at the courthouse in the town OF Baton
Rouge, between the usual hours OF sale, all
the right, title, interest and claim, of the de-
fendaT.t in and 70 the following described
property, to wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in that part
Of the town of Baton Rouge laid out by IL:
Tivolier, and designated in the plan thereof
by number one, measuring sixty feet front IN
Hypolite street, by one hundred and twenty IN
depth, French measure, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Seized to satisfy the Judgment, interests
and costs, in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, cash, without the benefit OF
appraisement.
H. w. FOWLER, Sheriff: a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

u The Concordia lh~telligencer remarks,
on an article relative to the Agricultural As rs
sociationi, recently published in this paper
awe like to sec the press speak out in a tone
and style after the fashion Of the following ar
ticle. Our right hand to the editor Of the
Baton Rouge Gazette" saGr aas o."
MI. S. is an able coadiutor, and we are
proud Of his concurrence in matters of cardi-
ral Importance to the common veal of our
State. We meet him heart in hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
MAYORALTY.

Resolved, That the ordinance passed on the
25th day of June last in regard to hogs run
ing at large within certain limits of the Cor
p~oration of Baton Rouge, to wit: North ST,
on the North, the street running North and
South in front Of the Louisiana Penitentiary
on the East, Spain street on the South, and
the River Mississippi on the West, be so
amended that SAID ordinance, shall not be en-
forced until the LIST day of Nov. mbe- next,
ls4l.
SAM'L SKOLFIELD, Clerk.
N. B. The public are notified that the or
denance of the 26th June last, relative to
hogs running at large, will be strictly enforced
from and after the first day of November next.
oct 16 SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

From the Savannah Republican of the
7th inst. we CLEAN the following items.
On Sunday, the 26th ultimo, eight miles
from Gary's Ferry, a party of Indians kill
led Mr.. Jonathan Thigpin and a Mr.. Bar
Der.
On the goth u!t., near Black Creek,
-Messrs. Bleach and Penner were fred or,
and the former killed. The latter escap-
ed. On the 3Oth, about eight miles from
Fort Crane, two brothers named Hallards
were killed.
The express rider, due atzPilatka on
Sunday night, the Sd ~in.ant, had not ar
rived when the Newbern left, at 5, P. M,
on Monday, and it was feared that he had
been killed.
Accident to the q. s. Steamer Beaufort.
"A letter from Captain Peck states that
one of the boilers of this boat burst on
Monday, the 4th instant, at / o'clock, A.
M, scalding one white boy and five blacks.
-Four of the blacks and the white boy were
killed. The latter was a son of Mr.. James
Y. jones' carpenter, of Savannah.
Col. Worth Is pursuing his plans with
moderate success.
Our advices from Washington are to
the Sd instant inclusive.
Enough had reached Washington, to
assure the Government that Grogan was
captured on American territory, and a de-
mand had been promptly forwarded to the
Canadian Government for his surrender.
A Montreal Journal, holds this language:
-"if taken on American ground, the
hands of the British authorities must be
kept clean. No countenance ought to be
gwen to kidnapping, even of the greatest
%scoundrel." 1t had been ascertained, that
the act was not done with the knowledge
of any British officer in command.
THE U. S. BANK.-The whole number
of suits brought against the United States
Bank since the 1st of January, in the pre-
sent year, is about one hundred and eigh-
ty. The Judgment given against it, in
the last nine months, in the District Court
alone, are upwards of one hundred, for va.
rlous amounts varying from one hundred
to one hundred thousand dollars. Besides
these, between fifty and sixty judgments
have, in the same period, been given
against it, in the Court of Common Pleas,
for various amounts, from ten dollars to
one hundred dollars.-Gouge's Journal of
Banking.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
STATE Or LOUISIANA.
Third District Court,-Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.
Nancy Collins, wife

VS.. No. ol33
James Forbes, husband
BY virtue OF a writ Of iieri faci9s to me d.
rected by the honorable the third judicial dis
trict court, in and for the parish Aforesaid, vii!
be exposed to public sale On the premises, On
MONDAY the 25th day Of Oct, inst,
1871, all the right, title, interest and claim of
the defendant, ii and to the following proper
ty, to wit
-Four head OF horses. about fifteen bead of
horned cattle, thirty head of hogs more or less,
one wagon and five Oxen.
judgment, interest ana c. SITS, in the above en-
titled suit.
Terms of sale, cash.
II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff:
oct 9 IS
STATE OF LOUISIANA, H
Parish Of East Baton Rougo.-ln Third
District Court-West Feliciana.
Thomas Fan
William w. Pats.
By virtue OF a writsof fer, Eacias 10 me d.
rected from the hon. the Third District Court
holden in and for the parish Of West t'elfciana,
| will expose to public sale On
MONDAY, the 25th inst.
at the courthouse in the town Of Baton
Rouge, between tie usual hours of sale,
all the right, title, interest and claim of the
defendant in and to the following named
slaves, to wit:
Charlotte, aged % years, and Upton abodt
81 year Of age. Seized to satisfy the iudg-
ment, interest and costs, IN the above entitled
suit.
Terms of sale, II months credit.
II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
oct O AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

- The New York Herald Extra of the 9th.
brings US the account of another stipend
Gus bank robbery. 1t says:
Last Saturday night, the Herkimer
county bank, at Little Falls, in this state,
was entered by Brown, one of the clerks,
assisted BY two journeymen printers, nam
ed F'ranciscus and Green, and robbed of
$72,200-70,000 in bills of the bank and
1900 in gold.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

& Here is something good, over the sig
nature Of the President. John Tyler is re-
solved to do his part for the reform SO much
coveted by the wings.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

The three abolitionists, Burr, Work and
Thompson, who were caught in the act
Of entlcing away slaves from Missouri,
have been tried at Palmyra, convicted, and
sentenced to the pe~nitentiary for twelve
years.
The new tariff law, went into operation
in New York ON the LIST inst. Foreigners,
it is observed have anticipated the govern
ment by supplying New York before
hand With an immense quantity of the ar
tlcles included in the late act of Congress.
McLEop.-The trial of Mcleod has
been adjourned to the 4th inst, when, it is
said, it will positively take place.
At latest dates the Hon. Daniel Webster
was i'll of the cholera morbus at the Astor
House New York.
RacEs.-A match race between Ken
lucky and tennessee was to come off at
Louisville on the 18th inst.
Ample arrangements have been made
for theatrical entertainments the coming
winter i'll the city.
Mr.. Gushing is in Washington prepar-
ing a full reply to the retiring secretaries
in defence of the President.
AMrs. DeCamp, of Mobile, killed her.
self with laudanum last Sunday.
VIcKsBuRG.-The yellow fever is abat-
ing at Vicksburg.
The debt of Pennsylvania is said 10
amount to Sl4,254,352,25.
.Cooper's new novel, the Deerslayer is
out, and is pronounced one of his best.
The Presidents proclamation is laughed
at on the frontiers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

NFw-0kLEASs-The fever, Judging from
the number Of new cases and deaths reported,
appears to decline, although some papers hold
that it only fails Of its former mortality for
want Of subjects. This may, perhaps, be
doubled, as many strangers arrive daily.
Little animation can be expected i'll the
markets. until the city is restored 10 health
Cotton gees down freely, and boats with
western produce arc not wanting but we
tlare no change to signalize in our quotations
oG ast week. The sales Of cotton vary from
1000. to 1000 bales per day.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

John c. Spencer, appointed by The Pre-
sident Secretary of War, was superintcn-
daat OF the Common Schools OF New
York. He is considered by all parties, a
man of eminent talents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

To FIX DRAWING IN CHALK AND CRAY
oNs.-The Marquis de Varennes has re-
Gently discovered Il method, which is
equally simple and ingenious, of giving to
drawings in pencil and crayons the fxidi-
ty Of paiating, and without injury. He
succeeded in obtaining this result by war;
nishing them on the bach, sthat IS, BY
spreading over the back OF the paper an
alcoholic solution of white gum lac. This
solution quickly penetratcs the paper and
enters ever into the marks of the crayon
on the other side. The alcohol quickly
eYaporates, so that in an instant all the
light dust from the crayons and chalk,
which resembles that on the wings OF a
butterfly, adhcres so firmly to the paper
thai the drawing may be rubbed and car
ried about without the least particle being
Httaced, Such is the process invented by
NJ. Earcnncs; the following are the acru-
rate proportions of the solution:-Ien
sran'nlcs OF sua-lac arc dissolved in one
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

The Madisonian, which may be consid-
cred authority with regard to the Executive,
thus remarks with reference to the causes
for the late proclamation by President
against the ~vagabonds on the borde':
The state of facts upon which the Pre-
sident's timely proclamation is predicated,
would astonish the people of the United
States, were the details spread before them.
To say the least, they indicate the necessi-
ty Of great prudence and judgment to pre-
serve the peace of the country.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
TO MISS E.. B..

From The Southern Literary Messenger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.-In Third
District Court-West Feliciana.
oct 9 30

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge,-Third District
Caurt.
Nathan K. Knox
VS.. @ At. oo.a
Able Waddill and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

GEORGIA Observation-Disclosures from
10 counties in Georgia have been received.
The vote for Governor is very close. In
the 10 Dawson has 512 majority.
The Harrison majority last fall in the
same counties, was about $500.
MCDONALD has lost about $50 votes
from his last canvass, when he was elected
by about 1000 majority. At this ratio,
Dawson is probably elected by a small
majority, but the chances are that the
Democrats have carried the legislature.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
BATON o. GE.

SATURDAY, October IL, ls4l'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

u One of the g subs" pf the New-orleans
Postmaster, has written for the Courier Of
Tuesday a silly notice of; tie remarks in our
last number relative to tissss carriage Of letters
up and down the river. 1ile correctness Of our
observations is not deaied, although the
writer appears to think tscre is some excuse
for Gen. De Buys LIST, because he is but a
chess-boy in the hands, of the Postmaster
General !; ID, because hs is a Lo%uisianian,
and, Sd, because he has {leld different Offices
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

niembered.
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oct 16 IS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03
A. VAN BuREN.


a Jag ,sl "1Hfd t'1"iha.-' run strange
.-|Fw." 'aW Nnig" ..t' ihs H's"n'E ne
1n' Ua"H N'If publishes %" "IrfeNns AItIoi ihe
.A.."ar" "..ns" ".'a #c cannot bHd room but
W.aI content ourselves M.s Ettg lht ItaoI 1
".u n h"N".us." '"m .'r tt ocHchI5 ol our fea'
0r.#'
a tuNng grocer u. r'oi character abI correct
'a.', o'fuHr".s. 0.rH.s' 800 good ahd improved
u.i1.aauuIl. lis s.'oA "Is small ds we've ms
uraur, luI H7 s"ea %. customers were still small
.sD iis ases HuY m-l Dos expenses, and he
"ag rt"eHy Gumg 4lWn bJ. aud an old gro
rrr on zoe opposite r'meC F.tatted that Ue would
-upu beat ue J'urm.
IH' U. Young gwcar bal reason to regret THIS
u.uHIn a ue uo gulu w. appear Tue hlIer
ufl 1oNnH 'er Nh'ui Wun lUc heart OF ,Ae Tor.
meC tla u.rtl Amse.I Jnd va, f., ctsd. II VAS
.aao. u"n.r... w.,a t.r 1-snrAUc 'bal be was lie
W4u ". ..l ..#..l t.t .aal s.c acted 10 obedience
'H.. 'n"Ht"...
Assured ", ur affections ut 'he woman o. !t'
.0".. h.s" uHs,t lanul removing iue only 90.
-,a".. go I.e Nat " "r Fcgaify prospects,
Is i.|' Dat s.. E,lr a"a .', t"I q change. ~
r...- ...i Na. i'H ..l.l ap h'. F'A uie i7'"-
t. %. s'rI# locomotives customers oot"e1 t' "'
s.'.. ""u oil g"I'.r, au, even many bad eit tiie
H.l .'"..'H'N ..'.a ODD va ofIo'le '''1sh of 'He
g"s.."'r'e. There "a,a mystery about u
".cI H"hhri ic Cd" -5'-s, so.tt1 'I' "a'e" ne
,..| a. .ua'.. ID. %. t"-H became merry si'N
... 800. a.-."tt.'us ana NalH attempts %
discover an 'tN... &" n.s aasboof 5 'ucctss'
A.'.. rt-- Arg. e--.T. that w1a Iae dau-
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THE DEMoCRA At
= PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
fY Il. Il. WOBTHlAGIOA
Pa5.sAer IF lts UHiisd States La~'.

r,,us a. rHC puEE-S5 'eraanum nl-'aas'
- az ir, end of the gear.
y,.,b,,r.1l,ou wal De received ora .esstsrm la'a
i, months. ami uo plps, U.. he aa>caaHneaa e
Zen, qt me discretion of the E--9lsl ua... OIL
,rrs7ra-ss have been paid,
,,v,,rrseiEvr, viii b- inserted 8t~l per square
sim or esq Tor the Distinction, ana 81 GEMS
S- zach subsequent Insertion.
t,ysrt.,s.a Rats not marked with tle number ol ID
serti5rs, VIII. be published nuaoro.dana o"ars-
ed accordingly.
,,.,,v A1vrgrrsING-Four squares or less, re-.
,,~lb.e at pleasure, $50, payable had yearly
N,,,r,rac, .1r less jhan one year. IHeprFaeHr
.fsrra7l advertisers is limited to tuel: immediate
..pas: an advertisements Tor lhe dement, Oh
.-9srs1a. ssatjn by them must he fata 5ef II
uare.
OH rsol a 2,rsalalnaure will be charged
dorm. rice.
Il, ". u.tbe paid oro0 delivery.
~. eide. Tire EUtoa ou business coaHesl5.'
will uao must be postPai-,orjbe "'' NO
be attended $40 A.
lrg5rs-rsa CAM 1ATEsioroHce WILDE $40. N'
r,.7. VII. be inserted unless we are pecIa'S 'u
,I,.zsi bv somcresponshc person.
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No. 80.

aal fNel'y.,e,-n tl1i>aeI dollars;
'1 cuyus-lc Is 20 The army. aue lhOus
a.I d.a..
t'- ,1.aqlyIo re-ra..,,el s4.Jcrs and ior he
c'a ''.. rsl.ase, 10. biz recruiting service. lor-
+, .'s'' ,aHl.-a1 seven .sa45td sat ior,y nlue dol
.r-,
Far t.s cgf.a, ,>p.a.es 90 he ordnance ser
woe. sstfs nge a..ea. lalas-.
IT,. Doe a-ulnsl, G. r.uae4toas. one hundred
iaHH.an. uH.Hs.
Frwlalu,e o-im1e. s.o-.si aad supplies, e.
ca'y l9I-laI Ir.--,
Foe ut uiuaI. aun,l.s. Gree hundred AMI
sixty la1H,3u. dolrs,
tus aoea4,s one hundred aaI twenty tAauaal
+ j1 s-;
f For ae purchase of size sal rehasjoc the az
'r'Il O, Ga. .es.al, south Carolina, t~ea.y6vs
. Co... ral laI rs,
/ tw upu0 3ud Improvements anj new maehn.
+ cry o' .as Springfield alacry, twenty thousand do
ar@
Far repair, nud ,mp-oUmsu,, and new macbin.
cry NJ 'lc HaPsr's fgss armoty lA'ry'ei ght
Wlu,auI dollars;
Fut tie expense Of preparing drawings OF a unl.
hrm system oiarlorg u,rce ,houslnd SIX hundred
dollars;
For he purchase ~ l,petre and birthstone,
tvfu'y lluusagi dollars.
tor continuing uc hu1cA-, quarters, Sc. at
. Eur 81 u.'y thousand dp.ar,;
Foo barracks. q.at,n, &c al Turkey r.yer, e.
teen inwaud tuarS
For continuing u.y military road On =, Stern lrun.
u.0, hNe tUmranI dHar..
lar cmu0uus te barracks quarters, 81. a,
Nrtrls iarNur one h.u. ul d1ats
2 Voc preventing and supprg,slng hostlueS IN
d "nNa, lu bc rNpas.l uudcf ttr objection al the
Secretary Of Nst, t0HorHat, to the acts "a Con
8 crs t.e um.rcua IS. March and The second Il
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$40 %1@=A% vspN- $500
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LATE or ELECTRA MoNRol

LATE or ELECTRA Monroe MI
HAS located himself permanently at Columbus
Z L Nj where be vs. attend 10 all cases ~ his pro-
lesson. Mr. l.. Hatters himself that with close at
r0un 20 hi, business iat lie viii merit share Of
pubic patronage. He can be ionnd at all tunes AZ
flee il Market Street, opposite the Old Land
OFce.
There can be obtained at his shop fresh AMI
", Supply Of Botanic Medicines.
feby 20, 1874. 35.--u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03
Law Notice.
Lax Notice,
A Dun &!

'EVHE accounts Of the undersigned are done
L drawn off, and when they are dome paid
we shall have done duuning.
"ifu pcere done, ,chea It's doae then 'twere yell
usre dane quickly"
PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
NIB, If eomelhing is not done Don, we sha
SOFA be "done over
January Is. 1910. 2sT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03
Beautiful shade Trees.

,-sE1A The MoRU, NuLTlcAuLIs MULBUEY
ssfjSSts n make the most beautiful shade tree.
VI9s" perhaps Of any IN lhr world, and 40"
-As4Aa- Is the tune they should be set out.
The subscriber can furnish any quantity apd viii
set hem out, In any part Of the city, where they
NAV be wanted, and warrant them To live, at ihir
iy.seven and hall cents each; or for ten tees or
upwards, for The very low puce Of twenty-five
cents eah, which viii burg hem at price as
o,y as cocmo on trees can be iurnshe d.IIom tue
waods, and warranted TO live.
ID. BALDWIN.
Columbus. March T. 1871. Boil
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