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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
United States Bank stock was selling at Ia, 90
Oh the 9Th inst: in New York.

they have had heavy rains aud sweeping tor
rents Of late 10 South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabsna. The city Of Hamburg. OPP site Au-
eus'a, has Teen much damaged. by Oh overflow OF
the Savannah. The Mobile Register s,ates:
"Tfie late fresbets have committed srea. d;sas-
ters 10 the upper part Of this State, and rumnr
says they have been more DISASTROUS in Georgia,
All communication had ceased between Coium-
bus and Augusta. The Montgomery rail road is
much damaged in the brtakine OPP of it's bridges,
and the washing away Of coleer,s and cmbank
ments. The Montgomery Journal Of the nth
says 'onE river was at a greater height on sasur
day last, than II has boen al any other rise since
49,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

SrEAMaoAr AcciDESr-The Mobile Journal
Of Thursday, says: I'VE learned Yesterday by the
Arkansas, that The steamboat VIM. Rodinson had
met some serious disaster on her downward trip;
the nature Of which is not fully ascerfsined. II is
stated. by persons who were 90 board the Arkan-
sas, that the Robinson was seen TO run into the
woods. icing then ahead Of their boat; and that
after passing down some ten or fifteen miles, the
A. lay TOO for a few hours, during which lime de-
,ached parts Of a boat. believed to be the Robin
son, foa,,d past. The supposition is, thai she
must have broken up by running against trees,
while under a full pressure Of steam. She pos.
ses.ed, we believe, double power, having two en-
gines, and would on that account be likely to sus.
tain more damage than a boat Of ordinary power.
We hope II may turn out that the injury has been
much less extensive than is now appfehended."-
Ree.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

.FAcrs ARR sruRnRN TnINss."-- So saws Dr..
snIlman. IN the Picsyune. and we are not dis
posed to dispute kis word. The doctor ahirms that
his compound Concentrated snrsspa,iiia and
Pills ere used rs an universal medicine, no, only
by physicians Of the first responsibility, bo, lily a
vas. number Of co-partncrships, as 'Zpcherie &
Go, VIM Il TO, Barre TO, Dapes q CO. etc.
s'c. We are tempted 10 believe the last men.
toned firm are The doctors best customers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

WIVES W.sTKp.-Ths Chicago my Amer.
ican. desires to have sent 10 that neighbnIheod. a
cargo of FIRST rate Darriagabie woman, and states.
that the proportion Of females between the ages of
30 and 80 years to males OF the same, is less than
one half; and with those between 80 and 10 vears
The disproportion lie still greater. A cargo of
wives could not be made up from this plaee-,he
raw material il SO scarce that it is difficult 10 find
unmarried ladies' over seventeen, ard in no pace
under heaven I've beiive) afe young ladies 20 en-
gerry caught mp. The nothern parts of the Union
might sffosd . aupply.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
YVNG PACOXET.
NOTICE,

I = Eruslic isgenera " cautioned agains, ira
Il din for lhreo promissory notes, drawn by
th' subscriber, hearing d tie slst JANUARY Is4l.
and iniorsed by JshnG Boone, ESQ.,, and made
.p yah 10 Simpson W Ne por, Of la Baton
itouse,each Of the Dove three notes are for 40. 500
(tweuiy Ave hundred d liars, one payable Ja,
2il24 1911, he.otI,ers p ysble Jan 2if4 1912.
and 1913. al made pay hle in The Clinton and
Port Hnd, on r h Rank, Jack son La. ; as he con-
slderation for which they WIRE given has failed
and am determined not to pay the same unless
by law.
Port Hudso La, March LIST, 1871.
MT Inn Rob- BONNER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
DIED
In this town, en- the 24th inst. after a lingering
illness, Mrs JULIA YouSe, aged 20 years.

In this town, en- the 24th inst. after a lingering
illness, Mrs JULIA You've, aged 70 years.
In the decease Of this truly good woman, her
friends have sustained a loss which time may with
its netlowing hand soften; bu. ecu never oblite-
rate. 10 all the various relations of mother, wife,
and sister, she wns kind, afrc,ionate, and faith.
iul,-purely domestic in her manners, her chief
delight was her home. it was there she reiened
supreme, shedding around her that happiness
which existed in her own bosom, flowing from a
pure and conten,ed mind, and a hear. al peace with
the whole world. ]. you'd be idle to attempt in the
limits Of an obituary paragraph 10 portray :he
feelings or The bitter regret Of Those 10 whom she
is forever lost! #sz8.
with noiseless tread death comes on man;
No plea-no prayer delivers bins
From midst OF lies unfinished plan,
With sudden hand it severs him;
And ready or no, ready, no delay
Forth to his Judges bar he must away"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
United States Circuit Court -
ys: No. 703
M~nptvo.norr Cta. $50
BATON fouGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
Condacted bu Mr. and Mrs F;sker

- =&A4
~ NHE n'terGth session of this s~hnol cotunssr-
eed en the fourth Of January is41.
Aithosgh IL II much more eoatsue,ye IN tsa,
scholars interest, 10 with the session
YET. PARENTS may inter their chtsdren az any time.
without respect 10 its advancement sines charges
comfrente Only vim the dae of scholars en-.
trarce. af}o
n. pins il spared to ei:air TIE most aTTred
ex looks, and in the cnurse af Instructions aud
rset'a''ons, 'lo sit out the whole idsa.s
BARI ami tuition $2fn, psI arnuu, ayable
quarterly in advance, Washing an exirs shsrge.,
A. extra barge of 81 per noos,h is made y hen
hed ara bedding ere furnished for he iosse era.
Ma',r Sao per ota tef. use Of ;naruners 81 per
mo III French 5 D per qua, ter, DO sed,ctsons arc
mace 'or lest ,ime. nn'ess in ca e. Of severf siek.
ness, Tie co. rse ofstedics embraces epery de.
parefnent of an English education.
The orname iai hranc as. including Der spest live
drawing and n ming, wax work and piais and
fancy needle work, receive parlieu'a, attention.
when requested. The scho'ari OF The sghsol re-
eelse Instruction IN the Latin and Grs,k largaa-
ssss at an extra charge Of IS reieuar,a. 70. each.
eaarsh s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

uaNTSB FRoH An oTFIcE.-f G0od one
In an exchange paper we find the following good
,hing III ying abo,t " 'thoat any c,elit. a ftl-
low was seen runn;n s like 0 gu r.tr horsc up the
street when ho WIS hailed by q companion
with
.Haiio! Jim, wha. are you running for?"
s.I'm running for an office"
@What Office, pray?" II
.Souire Rpyley's: d-nH II, Tn sued.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

1t is rumorcd that Nicholas Biddle, Esq, is
abou, to put forth q publication upon the concerns
Of the United States Bank. with an especial refe-
erence 10 its condition at the time he resigned the
Presidency.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

rT A despatch from y. Augustine, Of the lib
inst, states thu. intelligence had been just receiv-
ed there tina. Capt Darnum, having about 100
men. was cngoDd with a snorg party of I,di-
aus al o rsnge lake. The savsges aypeard loo
numerous io4 him. Cap. D. had seat in for rein
f%urcements. 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

u-TMR. Entrou- Please. announce Mr.. r
AnnouR. q candidate fr SeIec,man at The sp-
Proaching election, as be will bo supported by
Many To!oS Gf#5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

The United States Gazette mentions, that DR..
Marin. recently chief clerk in the State Departs
raesi. has ossn appointed Consul, in place Of Mr.
Brent. who lately died at Paris.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

Tie difficulties wih England do not appear
10 soften down as time moves on On the
contrary, tho fastest accounts we nave rom tue
head qaaters Of either country are more warfke
than ever. II was reported at Warrington on
the 9Th inst. that Mr. Fox, the British ambsssa-
dor had perempiorily demanded The immediate re-
lease Of Mcleod. Surprising this io be done. by
a noie pressqui from the Governor OF ". York,
sill the main point is left unsettled = namely the
repara,ion and apoiogy for the insult offered 10
Ito United States, by the burning Of one Of our
own vessels in our own waters, and the killing Of
an American citizens.-Conrier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

A fiat boa. was lost last Monday week. about,
fifty nllos above New Orleans. Capt: Hart, the
owner, " re- dtowned. The load, with about $1,000
cash, went down with the boat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

GIVE are authorized to announce Mr.. Oman
Hacxtr, az q candidate for the office Of Treas.
u,cr and Collector at the ensuing election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

or We are authorised 10 announce Mr. II.
ToNIiSs"s, ns candidate for Selec.,nan u the
ensuing election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

oughly Repaired, will run
asa regular Packetbetweeu this piece and New
Orleans ;leasingiNes Orleans every "wednesday Mt
III a. m, and bata Rouge every Saturday At the
sumo hour.
For freight or passage enquire On Bonrd.
". B. The steiner Teche. stands A T.. in The
Insurance Offices New Orleans, having cerufca.
les to tina, effect ~ BOARD. l3 I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

rrMf. II. CAuMEsA, is 3 candidate for the
lion. 9 sra
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

ITWs are authorised TO announce W,ll,An
CT, Esq, as a candidate for the ofiee Of Mayor.
% no next election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

n1sWs are authorized TO announce Mr. Win II
YOU'VE, AZ a candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing
election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

The folio wing named gentlemen nrs recon-.
mendei rs suitable candidates for seiec,nen at
tho ensuing election. E>
f7'Et ~ M Moreno,
Acihony Monget,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
Time Of first heat. 7s5 adh 81 sdh

G.There we're presented 10 PrssilsD. Harrisop,
on the day Of bis Inauguration, o fatted calf
weighing 3s6 lbs. from Isaac Newton, of Spring
field, Del. Co.,; a splendid coach from The Why's
Of Baitimores and a walking cane, made of The
coach of General Washington, richly mounted,
and bearing an appropriate inscription, from
Bishop Meade, Of Virginia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

DM Nj MeLeod is 10 be removed from Lock.
PORT to Albany for t,ial. The first trial will be
on The civil suit brought by the owners of The
Caf9kas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

sAML sKoLFIELD. TREASURER AN
Collector in account with the Corporation 3f
the Of Town Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

GIVE are requested to announce SAMUEL
SKolrlsLp, Esq, rs o candidate fr the office Of
Treasurer and Collector, at the ensuing munici.
pal election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

GIVE are authorised to announce Janus
Goorg.n, Esq,i 90 q candidate for the office Of
Mayor at tie next municipal election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

H~uscHsAck CrRKD.-An operation was late
" performed in England. for The removal Of the
deformity knnwn as a .Hunchbaek. II vas sue
c~essfu'; and the patient 10 days aftesw ards walk.
ed out as'ssraight and erect az the best of bis
brethren.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

u. SENATOR FOR ViRaIsrA-The Hon
William s. Archer eas elected on the 5ah inst
10 the Senate of The United States, in the place
of Mr. Roane, whose term of service expired on
that day. Mr. Archer il a siaunch ~hig. and was
one Of the first victims Of the iron will Of jack
sonisfn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
49, ~


STRAYEfy..or S~toisrn
~ three weeks ago, d Dun Maey
hands high, y h,te mans and tails years nll, rfur.-
and ff6ces well, bass scar from the Saddle, n
liberal reward will be given to any person who will
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Passh oil East Baton Rouge.

.4gf PROBATE SALE. ]
NY irtue of an order from the Court of ri
Is1 btes TOR the parish aforesaid. there will 1
o~ffereat public sale by the undersigned jude
Thursday, April29, ls4l.
At te Office of the ati>h judge, all the right Al
,i,lf'f George F ct, her, dec, in and TO n traotif
laf in Illinois, being a part of section No ouah
Tsnship seven, range four West, containing D
2i100 acres.
Also a valuable Electerising' " achine.
Terms six and twelve mon hs. By orieI of
m27 7 Oh TESTER, p J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
LUMBER FAD.

LUMBER THlU.
VESHE undersigned has c~ons,atly on hand the
"A following descriptions ~oflmber, which vii
be offered al very reasonable pfes for cash, viz:
Cypress fner NJ,
bs.rds, one inchhick,
weather boafdil,
Posts and shingles. ID
Oh sale at the lu,hhsr yars naar the saw mill
mia $ a T ARB0VR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

Vi uis 2 Utt "a oNt SNuft -- pEPPf-
ing:
To all Iersons whom it nay cancern take notice,
that ON the application OF william Evans of tbe
Parish and state aforesaid Now being the bona
fde ownei AMI pussessor othe following described
propterty to wit:
A..cerfsn tract Of landsituated in the Parish of
West Baon Rouge, andfron,ing en- the Mississip-
pi River, lour.ded aboveby lands Of S Knight. and
below BY hose of Louis ttley ,and contai4ing lhsee
hundred and eleven acre more or less excl, siye 20
the Battur, with all the Improvements aud builG.
ings therein.
The absve descpibd properly was purchase /
by the sad William Evans at public sale. made
by Valmot Heberi, Slerf of the pa IRISH ato esaid.
on the fltfntl day Of January, A d. eighteen hun
dred and brty one, byyir,t,e Of an order of seizure
and sale directed to sad Sheriff from the hon. 9TH
District QUIT in aud Dr the Parish aforesaid. n,
the suit oMadron Lego for the use of Mis-. Ere,
c Joensoi gainst S Enignt, No. 6o3 Of che Zee
ords OF thu court, andsold as aforesaid 10 satisfy
The ,adgmet in the asove entitled silt, and the
sad Within Evans bscan,e the purchaser the rsof
Tor lie Ere oil two thousand nine hundred ,,p,lars
in ca sin. at sgE
[ Yincei Kirkland Clerk of the fourth judicial
District Cart H. and nr the Psrish of West Baton
Rouge, STE Of Louisiana, in te name and by the
anthori,vf said stateaad court. and in accordance
with the DIVISIONS Of the act of the Legislature,
of the Sta of Louisiana entitled SAN aei for the
fusiher aaraRee of titles to purchasers al judicial
saies' spF,vtd the 10Th day Of MAJ, CHI, eighteen
hundred q thirt, -four, have granted snd do here
by grants Monitor, ealIitg up, n'apd admonish-
lng all peons whomsoever. who do may or can
set up snvisht 10 the prepa,y, in consequence of
any infor,a ity Id tEe order decree. or ;,,areme
OF the cor,under which the ssle was made. orr CT
irreealarf or Illegally in the apprsisemen,se
ativertiserllts in time or manner Of salerS
for any otr defect whatsoever TO show cause 1Fssaasr
in thirty Us from the day this Mention is first
inserted iihe public New sliapcrs, Why the sale
so rade said NOT be confirmed and iomologa-
ted.
,AlssI.sA Tins given, done and sealed In the |
Parish of West BATON Rouge. this
So eJ1l.h day of March A D., eighteen
= sSssh ndred and forty ore.
" v. KIRKLAND,
march CLERK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27


The Picayune of Wednesday morning, con.
tains an interesting notice of the funeral otse-
quics of Capt: Frederick Wilkinson, whose fune.
raj took place on Tuesday evening.
Capt: Frederick Wilkinson (says the Pirayune)
was a natise Of Poaghkeepsie. New York, an
accomplished graduate of the Military Academy
ut West Peint. He obtained the post of Lieu,e.
nant ia the United States Army, which he sub
fequentiy resigned, and became a citizen of New
Orleans SOME ten years since. during which time
be has been in prominen. employ a. a skinful
public engineer and surveyor. particularly about
or immediate section Of the city. Hecommand
ed the Montgomery Greuadiers, until, r~eceisins
the appointment Of Aid de Camp to Maj. General
William Debuys. be quilted his former command
to sustain the duties of this station.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
G s ROUSSEAU,
BIipadier Esue..

received Rotieck's history Of tie World
- complete in 4 vol; Walker Oh Interpa rr;aec
foihifr on the contract sfsaie, alyo On con.;ar,
menf; oO,O00 fish hooks. Assorted sizes. M 10,
nsii'nsiines; 65 t!oz genuine Colo. ne water .,..
Finite, 2odoz ioxes tapers on wood and na.ss.
oos'hs'e barrel guns, flint and percussion Ia, r..
Tor sale low at the Bookstore of '~'
~ s GEO ID HEROuAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

~ The hull Of the old Ben franklin. which
vss nearly loaded for this city, sunk at the land
ing At Cincinnati on the morning Of the i3.h INST
in IA fee, water. So head Of cattle were on board
Is Of which were drowned. The ca 50 consisted
further of about 400 tons Of w~hiskey, pork, lard
aad asua, The greater par. Of which, II is thought,
will be saved.-Bce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
NOTICE.

RN7E inform those Persdhs who owe us their
w accounts f r the year 1910. that fter u e
10th of April next, they will be HANDED 10 D.
Brunot, ESQ.,, Attorney at Law, to collect them ty
judicial process. a
mis- s 81 ] LARGUiER g. SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
Rem advertisements.
NOTICE.

NO1lSE. @
I.foim those persons who are indebted I me
Il either by naie or account for the year 1910, to
make raymen, previous to the FIRST OF May next, or
,hey will be Landed 10 TN a ttorne1 for collection.
M 7 BABiN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

The opinion that Mcleod will be acquitted, is
currently expressed in the papers. Ii is said an
abb will be proven. In ths opinion Of the elder
Weller. there was nothing like "a alui" for get.
ting out Of ugly scrapes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

NOTICE.
HAVE the honor OF %recilIing to the memory Of
Il those persons who ON e ne, either by open ac-
count or by note, to call and pay b. fore the first of
april next. Previous engagements prevent me
from berg able to wait ny Tor ger.
m2O 6 2t "A GIOFFROY
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
Fomth Dis.ict Go, TT. a
N tn. name and by lib, authority of the State
u. of Leuisiara and IF sid Court - rree,-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

The repor Of a duel between Judge Smith and
Mr. McClehanG, Of Mississippi; in which The for
mer was said to have been killed, 10 eonlradicted
by the Louisville Journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

@B&&#R#a aeHE
The New Orleans Bee, Of the 22d inst, con.
tains a lengthy description of the race on the
Louisiana Course, the Goth. The article is writ
len BY Mr. Porter, of the Msao York Spirit Of the
Times; the narration 10 lively and well inte,lard-
ed with sporting technicalifiss. Mr. r, pronoun.
ces Gray Mcdoc's race Of that day, "rHr nEsr
RACE Ever nov IN AmnnucA."
The following are the mage, with the time Of
each heat.
d F Kenner & Bro'hers' g.. b. Grey
Medoe, by Medoc, out Of Grey Fan
ny by Bertrand, 5 yrs. John Ford. Oall
Col Watson's q Can betsy B. h.
Akorf. by imp Fyide, out Of Coun-
tess Platter, dam BY viIginisn, s
years, Larson. o I sdis
Camp and BI. wins (E II Boardman's)
oh c Dennizen, by Acteon. out OF
Delight, own sister to Design.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
90 9 LII TRUDEAu.
CNOPPER,

" tb1 StBB wa VIII tbab
he has removed his Office to the la& Office
Of VI Elan, Esqr. where Cor at the residence Of
the above named gclflemah) hG may ALWAYS bs
found, unles, professionally absent. The friends
Of D. Perkins are referred to his appended erd.
'.itgises me grtaf pleasure to rscomnaeifa ID the
Citizens oil Ba.on Rouge, my friend Ur. Crcpper,
a graduate Of ransylvania University, who from
DIS extensive experience In practice, and indcfati-
gable attention 10 business, will dodbil1ss give uni.
sersal satisfaction, and in all cases where DR..
0fopPer is the attending Physician and my friends
wish my advice and attention In consultations, IL
viii be promptly and gratuiiousy rendered., tea
m6 Z An J PERKINS, M. D.
HEAD QUARTERS 18th RECT l. NJ
Bakon Rouge, La, March A, ls4i.
" Rsgimentai Order No l. 2
.Oc'l A Malta, having resumed the command
Of the ilth Regiment L. NJ, Major J L Layet. l..
consequently relieved from the command tf'4r 81
B.i. Gen u s Rousseaa ren,ests The oa;,srsas
the u b REGIMENT of l. M. and also the officers Of
the 9th Regiin' ut l. NJ, residing above the Conf
f1onse IN w. Baton Ruuge 10 me ct him al tie com,
House OF Fast Baton Rouge on Sunday the 2st,
March next at 10 O'Clock a m, III order to make
some arrangement Tor officers dill.
A malta,
Col 18th RegtL NJ, COMMANDING.
HEAD QUARTERS ssh RECT l. M.
Paquemine, March /, 1871.
Older Mol, ..<5G ff
G.5- Brigadier General Guftave s Rousseau, ~
the 9Th Brigade j. M. assures this dav. rhs re,,,
ma,d Of the 9th Brigade. l. M. All retnns v;l,e
aero d ngly be made to him, this head a,a,fers
established in the town Of Pl4qrenine, Parish OF
lbervlIie. '""aopF
BY ofGer Of Ftd+4gE
G 8 ROUSSEAU,
B~tigsdiet General, eom'd'g 9Th Brigade I'm.
VALSAIN J DUPCY,
AId.ds-c Carp. ~
HEAD QUARTERS 9Th REGTLM.
T~aquemine. March /, ls4I.
Order No 2.
u The following gentlemen have duly been an.
pointed AID commissioned ofisers OF the Genera,
STAB in the 9th Brigade L. NJ, to wit:
81 VALSAIN DUPUY,
Aid ie Camp. nj
WILLIAM B ROBERTSON,
Btigadier Inspector.
nns FRAME 4 WOODS,
Quarter Master.
~ URsIN SLAUGHTER.
I Pay Master.
THOMAS P yRYHAN.
Surgeon.
ny order OF Gs ROUSSEAU.
B'igadisr General, Comd'g s,b Res't L NJ.
VALsAIN ] DUPUY.
Aid de Camp.
HEAD QUARTERs 9Th REG,TLM.
P~aquemine, March !, ls4i.
. Older No 8. @Ht iF
i, Ufr'gsdler General 8 Rousseau1tf the 9Th
L. 'gadlei, l. M, having assumed the c.numau nd a.
aii brigade, Ct mel Malta, ofthe IIth Reg,,
L NJ +, will reassnme tie command of said Leg;-
nent. '~se
By order Of
General, com'd'g 9Th Brigade l. M
DUPUY,
r., Aid de Camp.
,o' q Malta " directed TO promulsa,s The
boye orders. ~
G ROUSSEAU,
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M MAEIGNY,
nittd States Marshal.
~OHAcKE'r,
Deputy Y S Marshal
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well known steam-
boat 1'EcHE, Jifonper
master, having been thorA
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G 8 ROUSSEAU,
o''sud'ef General, Com'd'g 9Th Brigade L M
v DUPUY,
r., Aid de Camp. :.
co' a Malta " directed TO promulsa,s the
above orders. -
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PROBATE SALE

fRUBAIE SALE,
q HERE will be sold ON Mooda. u,,,h ora,
IL at the Court House. 100 acres Of land ~
the est Lraneh of Wards Greek. at abeut !
lal'es from Baton Ro,ge. belonging TO he success.
0 ~ hM Drnfam, dec. T. rms IL and 3
years, win security and mortgage.
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QUARTERS 9Th RECT

Paquemine, March i. ls41.
Order No 8. @tt iF
.UPr'gadier General G 8 Rousseautf ,hes e,h
b,'gadlei, l. NJ having assnmed the c.nuu,aud 81
ar, bf'gane' ttt nelA Malta, ofthe lIti Reg,
l. ., will reassume Tie command of said &C.;
ment. hss'-
By order Of