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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

To the Editor of the Baltimore Clipper.
10 sir find in your paper OF tins morning an
article from the proceedings of the Commissioners ap-
p"iated by the senate of the United states |" take
testimony in reference to our naturalization Jaws III
which Is given the testimony OF MI MEYER BLUM
With Mr. Blum's opinion Of me have nothing 10 do'
have never sought the good opinion of such mar,
and where he is known, it would noI be considered
an honor TO possess it, OF his general Allegation thai
have frequently offered 10 procure REORGANIZATION
papeIs for persons who, by the laws OF the country,
were not entitled TO receive them can only say that
is false in ererg particular, and challenge MN TO
prove one solitary instance Of my ever having olered
10 procure, or of my procuring, naturalization papers
for any one who had not the legal qlaIlhcallohs'
Meyer Blum undertakes, however, 10 give the pubic
one instance in his deposition, in the case OF Johh
Schad, who was naturaiZed in 1871, and VINO, ne
says, was in Germany within TWO years; now Tins
deny, and challenge Blum 10 the proof am myself
prepared to prove that John SCnad arrived IN TINS
country in 1872, aud never left it, his broher Ffdus
Theodore SchdJ, went out to Germany in 1912 and re
turned in lei3. | am poor and in the humble walks
of life, but have wife and children 10 whom my
character is most dear, il is with my industry, our
only hope and stay; and owe it to myself aud them
TO vndicae it from all such assassin-ke attacks as
this of Mr.. Blum. hope you will do me- the justice
to give this an insertion in your paper Your fellow
citizen, EMANUEL NElNhAN'
Sept, 3D., lS45. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

LARGE TEMPERANCE MEETING. A temper
ancc meeting, composed OF about COCO persons,
was held at the Park in New York on Monday
evening. Several addresses were delivered.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

Diplomatic MOVEMENTS. The Ri. Hon.
Richard Packenham, FL. B. M. Minister at
Washington, was in New York on Monday af-
ternoon, at the Globe Hotel.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

Resolution passed unanimously By the conventions
SRGsolrrI, That as Native Americans, we are ult
true friends of Rcnrmtha' we 20 for feUehchlnS ali
eXiravagant expenditures Of the PubIic motN' "ith
er Nv the state or general govcrnm"ni-the abolitloh
81 all useless Offices, and the correction o All ABUSES
of the elective franchise and naturalization laws"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

AMERICAN TRIUMPH. The Native Ameri-
cans of Germantown, Pa, elected their candi-
date for Chief Burgess, on Monday, by ma
jorty of 80 over wings, democrats and foreign
ers, who all voted for one candidate.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

PUBIC DINNER. The Hon. Henry Clay has
declined the tender of public dinner at the
White Sulphur Springs
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MARYLAND LOAN OFFICE,
CHESAPEAKE BANK,
BALTIMORE, ID September, lS45,
al OFFICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the Col

BALIIMOKE, ri NtpIeHlbGT, T6F0,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the Col
y lectOrs of State Taxes in the several counties
and districts of this State and the city of Baltimore
that under an Act of Assembly passed 2sth February,
1885, the Treasurer of Maryland is directed to deduct
a tan of one quarter of one per cent the stock Of
said State, to he taken off the interest due the holders
July, !S45, and which shall become dse yearly there
after. And the undersigned hereby notifies said Col
lectors that the Currency and Sterling Coupons due
the LIST dGy Of Jul, 1885, and The lst of July of
each nd every year thereafter ,oiH be taken in payment
from them only at the toiloping rates and raiue viz:
Sterling Coupons for $685. taken for $3.50
do. do. for 1925 do for 1918
do. do for 27,22s do for 24,974
Currency do. for Is do. for 1850
do. do for $50 do for $50
JOHN s. Cuttings,
se4-eo3t Commissioner of Loans.
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MILITARY. The barque Bachelor, Horton,
sailed from Old Point on Saturday evening
last, with L. S. troops, bound to Aranzas Bay,
TpNas.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

EpRONZE TWEEDS.-Receved this day enc
LIB case "a Bronze weeds, Silk Warp.
Also, just received super ~ COTTON SHEET
ING, superior to any offered before in this mar
ket, together with general assortment OF Cotton
Sheetlngs and SHIRTlNGS, to which we invite the
attention of dealers and families.
HAMILTON EASTER g. co,
az? 2O3 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

~ IN CHANCERY. Before the Chancellor, Hen
ry Daley complainant rs Lucus 5. Comstock and
ARn Moore, defendants The firm of Comstock &
90. having persisted in Using the name of Henry
Daley without authority, we have been compelled to
file hill of complaint in the Court of Chancery; and
have obtained an injunction against Lucius s. Com
stock, and Ann Moore, composing the firm Of Com
stock Co.., restraining them their Counsellors At
tomeys, Solicitors, Clerks, Printers, Publishers, and
Agents, under the penalty Of len thousand dollars to
be levied their goods and chattes, from amongst
other thngs) publishing, and circulating any adver-
tlsement publication, notice. or matter purporting TO
he signed or authorized by the said complainant and
from using the name of the said complainant in any
way or manner, Agents or Attorneys of the said
complainant. CautiOu-The genuine DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR has his written mot
prlnted( signature on the wrapper Of each box Sold
wholesale and retail at 2S Fulton ST., sun Building
New York; i'll Baltimore, wholesale and retail, 10y N.
NJ Robinson, (Iate Samuel Rced'S,) cor. Gay Sara
tOga-ss.; and Al retail hyJ w w Gordon, 1852 Pratt
ST. Charles Wiseman, cor Baltimore and Cove, and
10 Light ST.; !, +. Perkins & Bro, corner Green and
Franklin-sis.; f. II Perkins, corner Green and Balti
morcsts, Julian :. Balm, corner Howard and Sarato-
ga SITS: 50 lw
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&NR Odh0 GOLD, wanted at tn
u ePsSpNHVP prize office of
1t EMORY & CO, . Calvert street.

A NEW BEGINNER commences the LOT
"a Terry BUSINESS This Morning, at No. AS
BALTIMORE STREET, first door from Frederck-st.
where Adventures and the public are politely invited
to call and try their luck.
The largest aud hest assortment of TICKETS and
PACKAGES, in all the Lotteries now drawing NAV
always he found AT this office,
{G3- $4,000 going this day for $40. Who'll have
have II? The scheme of TODAY contains over
HALF a MILLION in Prizes. se4-lte
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

LIFE AND TINES OF HENRY CLAY. Mcssrs
A. S. Barnes s Co., New York, have issued
proposals to publish III two octave volumes of
500 pages each, "7he Life and Times Of Henry
Clay" written by MIR. Cotton, fluent and able
writer. The work comes recommended by the
Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, and other gem
tIemen of high literary attainments, who have
been permitted to examine the manuscript
From the intimate connection which Mr.. Clay
has had with the most prominent measures of
our government for nearly forty years, the
forthcoming publication will no doubt possess
great interest The pric eof the work Is four
dollars.
Mr.. George McNeir has been appointed by
the publishers agent for Maryland, and in
tends to call personally upon the citizens of
Baltimore for their patronage.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

{13- DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Bahimore-st.,
ftth door east Of Front.-'rHE lest SERIES MEDI-
CISEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, to wt--Tndiau Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitions Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bers, % cents a bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 ceuts
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents packages Cough Sy-
rnp, for the of Consumption, Coughs Colds, Sc
375 cents q bottle; New Remedy for Group, l25 cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, so cts. bottle;
Rheumatic Linment and Embrscatinn, and accom-
paniments, ST. Sovereign Remedy for Plies 81; Dyson
terry Cordial 80 hottie, sc. &c. sc. Printed di-
rectons for the administration of these remedies ac-
company each article. N. B. Advice given nv nr
w. free of charge. m13f
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

TREASURY NoTEs. The amount outstand-
ing on the LIST inst was $742, 0l4.lS.
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n BALDERSTON,
n = STURGEON DENTIST

m - % ItU IION DIN To 7,
FRONT ST. first house from Baltimore st.
l. b. performs all operations in alechanCa al and
Surgical Dentistry. Terms moderate, and work in
all cases warranted
Persons suffering with the TOOTH-ACHE are re.
minded that | q. has an infabIe remedy for 1.-THE
tooth preserved and useful rs ever
10 A few more boxes of his highly popular ToorH
Powder for sae-price Is cents. seA. In
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

az OILED BLANK ETS. II. McELDOWNEY
~ & co. have received, one bae Whitney BIan-
kets, of superior qualify, Slightly sUed) which will
be sold greatly below their actual valve.
1853 BALTIMORE ST,
se4 between Calvert and I,ipbt streets
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

Boston on Monday, with 81 passengers for Lii
verpool and 10 for Halifax, The Great Br-
tain, from New York for Liverpool, was seen
on the 3oth ult. off Montang, going ahead in
fine style
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

The HAGERsTowN PLEDGE. We notice
with pleasure that this journal has been enlar-
ged and improved, and appears in a new dress.
1t is now a very handsome paper, and its col
umns give evidence of fine talents, good taste,
and worthy enterprise. 1t is an admirable ad-
vocate of the temperance cause.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

DEATH FROM LIGHTNING. Charles A. La
vale, Jr. aged II years, was killed by light
ming on the 9th ult. at New Madrid, Mo. He
was standing by the fire, conversing with his
mother, when a sudden clap of thunder burst
over the house, and the lightning struck the
mantle-pece, rebounded off and struck him on
the upper lip, passing down his left side into
the floor, killing him instantly. The transition
from life to death was so sudden, that smile
played upon his face after life was extinct.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

TRAND EXHIBITION OF PYROTECH-
w MICS. The NATIONAL BLUES intend Civ
ing a splendid Exhibition of Fire Works in the Co
lsmbian Garden the evening of the 10Th Septem
her, celebrated Pyrotechnist of Phiad elphia is
engaged for the occasion. Particulars will be given
in future bills. se4 At
HDERRY'S GYMNASIUM, NORTH LlRER-
ID Try STREET, ia open DAILY, from 81 O'Clock
in the morning till in the evening. se3-lw
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WMTA AS TIL e N II Z. v Elk SUUFd kUthg
w Eighteen three No. tickets in one week sold
at M DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. la Pratt
street. opposite the Railroad depot, (next to Brad
shaw,s United States Hoelj The only Office in Bal.
timore where there is any certainty of getting the
captal prizes in the following splendid schemes to be
drawn this week, the capital prizes in which are now
on hand and for sale.
$4,000 do. THURSDAY, tickets So.
SlOOOO do. FRIDAY, tickets S3.
S5 900 do. SATURDAY, ticketssl5.
A iheral discount will be paid to persons VINO pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky Numbers by
the package, single ticket share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
Nj. DOYLE, No. 144 Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite r. * q. r r. nPpOt.
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EMORY a. co.'s Prize office, No. Calvert st,
M Tickets for sale in all the Lotteries. 1t
VIM. FL. * II IL VlL,

tNAs.SAx workman, great is taken in selecting
such Watches mlst prove satisfactory to the wear
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

MNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
H. Comb. IL i9 70, the handsome prize of $1,000,
in the mammoth scheme Of yesterday was sold to
gentleman in the dry goods business in this city. He
paid but single Sl0 bill at Office, and the absve
is the grand result. Try us! Try us.
The drawn Nos of class 36, are
60 AZ II II Is Ga 10 81 AZ 35 SO so 10
THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws,
class |, extra-79 Nos l3 ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of Sl5,OoO prize of S25OO
10000 9uOO
& 5000 TO I" 1000 Be-.
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Seuth-st and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

DELAWARE PEACHES. Major Reybold and
sons of Delaware, have sent to the several c-
ties this season, up to Monday last, over CO.,
900 baskets of peaches. In some instances he
has sent off 5000 baskets day. He has a
large number still on hand. The Wilmington
Journal states that John Bradford, near that
place, had peach on one of his trees which
measured eleven and fve-eighth inches in CIR
conference. Delaware is a small state, but
she is great on mammoth peaches.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

FHNHE CRY Is STILL THEY COME. SCHOOL
III FIELD 4 60. sold some of the beauties yester-
day TO Nos. S Is 81 prize Of S2l20 sent to
respondent at Chambersburg Pa, Nos so GO 70
prize Of $780, and Nos. 10 80 10 prize of $500, both
sold in the city.
Nos, Md. Consolidated Lottery, &c, drawn Sept. 3,
loves nriZe $40, are:
69 48 70 ii IS Ga 8 Is 81 40 S. So so 10
Draws TO DAY, the magnificent scheme of the Nd
Consolidated Lottery, class |, extra.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 ! prize of S25oO
10000 I" 1000
" 5000 10 d" 100 SC.
Tickets S.; halves p; quarters !; eighths 62c.
no Draws on SATURDAY, the Small Fly Md
F. r. Seminary Lottery. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81,
shares in proportion. In which sCHOOLFlELD
s. co. will sell on certificate. packages of % whole
tickets for only $780, halves $1,000; quarters $500;
eighhs So 50. For the capitals be sure and call on
or send your orders to the all lucky
SCHOOLFlELD & CO,
No. Calvert street,
Il Firstot!ice from Baltimore street.
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the package, single ticket share. All orders, pc
mail or otherw Use, addressed to
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q. l. M "A " A Z.
MA RIEI),


On the 81 inst. by the Rev. John C. Backus, JAnRs
DONALD, Of miam, Saline county, Mo to MARGARET
LEIrH, daughter of John p. Coulter, of this city
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No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.

internationally
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
NEWS nv THE RnAT-

We are much indebted TO the clerk of the
UriIdG gor late City papers. What news they
contain will be found below =
From Ees1s there are later dates but nothing
important On the day Of adjournment of Con-
grgss @ resolution was proposedto the House of
Representation, severely censuring the course
of President Jones, and recommending to the
ConventiOR, about to assemble, his removal and
the establishment ola government dd interim I'M
til annexation is complete. The motion failed,
but the vote In favor oft was strong enough to
ahow Ii how suspicious and obnoxious a light
the Executive is regarded.
The COnuention assembled in the morning of
the 9Th July: a committee offfieen was soon #.
ter appointed, who reported by heir chairman,
Judge Lipscomb, an ordinance asserting, on be-
halfofthe people of Texas, TO the terms of An
n~exation proposed by the United States Govern.
ment. II was adopted with one dissenting voice
but ave members absent. 1t was engrossed
and uigned by all the members present. Is it
not d Little singular that the only dissenting
voice was Richard Bache, the father.in-law
Of our Secretary of the Treasury and broth.
er.in.law Of ths Vice President.
Aahhel Smith has been recalled from Eng
land.
The Hon. X. L. Anderson, Vice President
Cf Texas died on tho 10th inst.
Tbs frontiers are tobe occupied by our troops.
They arc already ON their march ihisher. No.
thing more of importance.
BAxoU ~PLAaUEMINH. The PlanteFs' Ga.
zslte says-arhe Mouth Of Bayou Plaque.
milne uill very soon be put in navigable Or.
der, and will then be kept open. No special
appropriation has been made by the Legisla.
tUre Cor working on tho mouth Of this bayou,
bue tho State Engineer will endeayor to- keep
Il open until the Legislature shall order SOME.
thing permanent to be erected there
The gnnsOr which we publish today relative
TO the settlement ofthe Oregon question, seems
20 gain credence both at tho the North and in
the South.
An insurTectionary movement ofthe negroes
IL Maryland has been discovered, and many
Of the leaders arrested. 1t is said to be al.
most 40 alarming as the Southampton affair was,
The last reports appearto think it is put down.
Hang tho aholidonists and whip tho negroes
until they are sick oft. Some seventy oft
negroes, who passed through Washington, were
pafsuad and several Of them killed, and the
reHtaken prisoners. They were on the route
to Pennsylvania. Being armed, they made re.
aiaAnea but were overpowered and secured..-
We hppethe a aiF may end thus.
0APWe ANe s~exfremely sorry to see that ouI
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
1muu@os

A LII persons within the bounds Of the 10th ~
"A ment L. NJ. having in their possession ap5 ~ W.
or other military property, belonging to the sss.e' &
cept active members of Volunteer Companlsss 4
hereby required to deliver the same, without nelsy,
the undersigned, or, in his absence, to Capt. " 80 ~
Ion, under pain of being prosecuted according y -.
The penalty for refusal to deliver up arms OF c'nsi Z
perty is a fine Of twenty dollars for each ottsncs.
THOs. H. LEWIS, Brigade insPse,si 4
July 10, ls45, 9Th Brigade
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

A new branch of industry has recently sprnng
up in our midst. We were surprised to learn
yesterday that there are now in operation in
our city two steam mills for the grinding %ofiiour.
They are doing a good business, with every pros.
|pect offuture success. Wheat is obtained at ST.
Louis and other points on the Mississippi, with
onlythe additional cost OF transportation, which
is but trifling. There can be no reason why as
good flour should not be made in New Orleans
as elsewhere, and&1ere are advantages peculiar
to the location which must render the business
proftable.-N. o. Bulletin.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
BARGAINS, 9AHGA1Nsl

GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. az.
TNHE subscriber having a larger stock Of s%sodstAa.s
DESTROYS Of lessenine the same before his dsperthis ~
the North, offers to his friends and the public shs n
lance on hand, at the
Most Reduced Prices, For Cash.
Having purchased at the North, and with his szR;
rience Of ten years in this country, he is sure @ lseT y
to those in want, that by calling on him they VI. \
perfectly satisfied. His stock comprises a general
sortment, selected with great care.
EMILE =. BfGN0ss
uFor the future his store will be closed On an
ldaYe. july -
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

GrA shocking accident from fireworks took
place in Washington city on the night ofthe 9TH,
by the accidental discharge of some POCKETS,
whereby several persons were killed an96zhert
wounded. A young man just married stting
by his bride, received one of the rockets n his
breast, and, on his wife Immediately pulling II
out, he expired by her side Despatched with
his blood, she was carried off almost frantic |
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

aCOmmsnicGSa.-The candidates for sena-
tors and Representative TO The State Legislature
are invited 10 declare in the Gazette, ii they are
IN favor Of the New Constitution, or if they are
opposed to it--as also, what amendments they
t6ink proper to make, If any-A large aaaber
of Electors"
We clip the above from the Gazette Of yes
terdaY. Il may have been written by d Wing
or 4 Democrat--we care not which, il is equally
impoliiic, written By either. AS the New Con.
siitution never has been made q party question:,
we hope that candidates will not now consent to
bring lie merits OF dement's into the field politi-
cal. Az to a~ssesdments, Il Is preposterous !
OnIy think ofan individual talking about amen
ding an instruraeat that has not yet been adcp-
tedl and if it were, could not be amended for
tive years 70 como II But this species ofpoliti-
cal game is toe palpable to be mistaken-it is
one of these Iifle spirits Of revenge that alone
wrankles in tho bosom Of Disappointment "Let
the dog return to his veInit, and the SOW to it
mire,s but Yet ne such gGuze cover feigne'
principles, where NO true one is at stake
The GazesAe, soWe time ago, was SO mucl
alarmed at making the Constitution a party al
Eair, that On account Of its neutrality it decline
to write q few comments on it! We no,
and tlis same neutral sheet lending its column
to the worry worst ofPurposes-not political alone
bat as frebrand among the people! "Oh
consistency, thou art q jewell"
LrFE or MrrcHEE. = Before the death
this man, he committed to paper a sketch of h
life, many parts Of which are really interesting
and much ofwhich can be read with profit, as
beacon-iight to the unwary. Mitchell gave
90 The Rev. MI. Burke, with a request that b
would haEea printed, and after putting it in
readable shape, this gentlernan win hand it owe
20 us fer publication. We shall
next week, and contiaue it until finished. Pc
sons, not subscribers, wishing copies of the pr
per containing this sketch, must let us know b.
fore our next publication, as we shall pritt I
more than we have orders for.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
DIET

In this Parish, on Saturday last, the 10th. inst. Ma
IsENE PRup'noMMB, wife of Hfr. James Young.
In the city of New Orleans, on Friday, 4th instant.
ERNEsrE HENRr, son of Henry and Josephine Feljci,S
Wallet, aged S years and S months.
Norfolk, Va. papers please copy.
In St. Martin Parish, on Saturday, 18th inst, Ma
julie BRoussARp, vile of Mr.. Drauzin Broussard.
In the same Parish, on the 9th, GEoAaR REgs, son Of
the late David Rees, aged l6 years,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
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O . 9 q q.
A LII persons having claims against the estate of
Ia. Widow BLAISE BRASSEUR, sa request.
ed 10 present Them to the undersigned and all thoss
who are indebted tothe said estate, are hereby notified
that 10 avoid expenses, immediate payment is required
JOHN COOKE, AdssiHistratof
Opclousas, July IL, ls45-4t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

0arWe ase extremely sorry to see that our
friend MsCardie has left the Tfopic. The pa
psr win, in fntnFe be conducted by Sawyer,
FianADrs @ HAL.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

The amount of public money in the various
Government repositories throughout the Union,
subject to the drafts of the Secretary ofthe Trea-
sHry, on the 236nlt. was $7,SA4,939 sS.