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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27


RCVEnE pE F0RTuNE.-Un nnfntnG No
nh Brown, qnI Went do mourn d Newark
esi IN rxFmplr de- Chpttrr# de In f%ort1ur.
L0raquII re- sttara de IN tuataon N0ah 81
Adam Brown coDatrocteut7, II tettFn pour
"a part $50 600. Ptls, par suite DC mau.
vataes spCcp'atIons It tie .cnutDonnrnens
lnprudeHs, II a. trpnga fnjn6 # obItFh De
tnr - ra,,a,cr da ,,o,,v L,toanv
I'm Jnga dc FElHt tie New IoFk SEN
qtIt, On rehtrnrt en fonctlnts, dss pnten@
4o'li await dams Ie district, iosqn'au daRre
de ttoi='eme cousin, hiin de- Vatr qneIle"
falseb Il te 10 rohVIPi'drhlt pa" dc Jng"f
ri II tfo'fFn 7rt Va phfeh'6 hiehthtt u "d0O
personnes sur nne population totaIe De
$500!
=, I''n'''' u" ~ P'' 81 'V''''' "''
k=cs DE- ~I'oxpoglllon qul n 81 fort acCfu Ten.
tensile du dernIer grand lDcerdIc, ~c1ucIut
sou rapport en dlaanI qn'tI u In presQtle GER
ntude qu'tI H'rxtsthtt point de phndfe da ns
L. nibnaAln de- MN. Crrrter 81 Wutren, ct
que ST i'exploslon ma pas et6 Is r~GsUltat dc
Il" comblparson du enlp6tre nveC d'antFes
mntteres, on M ]saurntt d6couvrIr Hucune
caused'exPIO,gon. Ls rapport aleuie que
~ ..aau
..- n.ts III , aaa
VIZ, .Sa..L,.. t,a, nnatn
-
4 Y n lneIque leutps IN EspaEnoI Insul'
In groa=tcfetnent Ia femme dun cItoyeh de-
snntr.i'e &c fat Gtnut vrnu n III CgDnats.
,,I Jnna Ino,aI !, g., t3saln n,,an
vs.. n,,a,, rL,aa. nnat aGn an,i ga,,rJ 49,
.,.t- aa.. 7nsa.,t ,.a,n. do p,.,,-
ter on So MT n 7n paprsD''o OF on latte'gnlt
sur In prairie QUA t"i Int Inh'ge7ahe 'eile
correction qn'Il ON est ale mourn On pen
plos Ioin dams On lieu opPe'e 0fmo Solt'
iHtFe.
~ ~ , annIata,,, i,
- ,l.a,,a H.. Gt da n ,chagt
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,.anr,.aaco ~ ,a.s ,tn.
''' fr ...-. !u nLa...
u'ir..I r.zal ,a,,a an, a3Az yntd.aan
-, -, I'm, IT., Lena -,
" -, .I'.L, La,v ,,uaunax Il e.t 19,n.
1a r1 49,, rn, .n,n
In nrrre rncrndlc "a Encore GcIai6 10 10
il PhtIadoIphpe dams IN e]ccnrte. Un GRIND
nombro de- chnyvux ont lie btntes Ut ccqu'l
Y II de- ptOs dbpIorahIe dams CO s]InIstrc & rat
que Itltma.t dcstructenr dtvo.6 tout CO
longs Ct durs ttn Va TX roua-, a ANA eser
fe' 10 ooc T. '>oh. o'"'' us o' ''', "''e
IL 'f"'' Fo's'@'fof" " ohe Ie'"0 c' ~ '''J j.
CAMS '0' 'o' l'e"'e'
Nous voyon. mr. lc- ,ontuanx dc Lrx
ingtun nus Fam i d~erou1.rt dams leg envI.
Rms q n~,pr.n,e m,IIea IL l]exipglop Ken.
tucEy. reimbursement de rontre Cncoi Ic
pIou r~onstdnr,3r d.a Etnts. Inns. il patait
nuc pcthl,yeem.nt cxistb,t deprns Iorg
,rmo., il ctaIt m~raul,G aaw In fcrme occu.
mia, terctdeunrni pnr te ptrs dc John
Barton, pYovt,r,afc, ct tout portc a cfolte
oue c'est unr lndustr,e aur s'cs. tran,tnlse
dana In C,n,1lIe de- mere en fills.
C'eAt IN ]conplicr. Wash Robinson, nul
se lfouyant arrhte en- (~teorgie pour agoIr
ems dos bllIcts FAUX, It 80 cAyaot d'arl.
Ienrs Il parttcIc. du Ia mort par suite dr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

TRosIEHE prsrRtcr,-La iuge Cooley no.
tire candj1at, laisse partout apr1A lui une i'm
preston extrtmement favorable. Il etait der.
increment a Clinton OF lie Louisiana Chroni-
Gle parlant de sa vislte, dit;
lie jure Cooley etc reeu tres cordiaIe-
mcnt SON discours a etc f1rt applaud par IN
meeting compose aux deux tiers de denocra-
tes. On croft quII sqra ciu.'
Aux dgrniares dates Ie Juge otait a Living
ston d'o0 il dot Sc rendre U paroisses du
lac: Bien que lie district soft decidcment To-
cofoco. NJ. Cooley a de bonnes chances de
de reusslte.
L'Hon. Juge sera i Baton Rouge ~aujour-
d hui ct addressera les e~itoyens a la maison
de cour &c matin, mons esperons que tous
ceux qui veutent entendre une exposition
fdele des principles wings Sc trouveront sur
les lieux.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
PACKET FEHr1IER.
Esnfre ID NoneelIe Ortfaaa Fl Unmm .gara.

E1fre Ia Nourciic Orffaas ri UnWn Sora.
AR7E Tf rteambp4t EELtE
EGrrErzD CREOLE, capt. Di,niffgs
@g1gS@ psrtirs, toug ira DiwHt-
rhes j. div heurss p~rEcises dH matin, de II
Nouvsile Orleans ~ ira jusqnh Tnpiea dr.
IA II rsViendra a Bayou aafa, "a il stJoprnrr.
Juaqu'au MgfGrsdt matjn, don Il psrlifa auF
henres ordlnaires pour Ia NongolIg Orleans,
Wit en- meutan', s0tt OIL descendant ie feus"
Ia BELLE CnEotE s'arrttsra a cbaque pnafn
intermediates, eide Plus elle s'sfrttsta sur Ia
cote chaque fois qu'on Pappellera.
Tout 10 HloBdo est invite A visitor IN beau
baisan ot A s'assurof par soE meme, quij FSt
10 plns comfortable ct 10 plus soiide do toua
= u Gut font ce frtlet. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
MOULIN sCIF

La pFoPFs4ia're inEogna In pabE.
en- general gail a achesS lea rsparatonu
son moalin' 1t quil rst Prets ! exscute
les oEdFss qaI Inn seFoDt comics, avee psunas-
t'tnas. ROas De itpuses Dimensions rt
paAnehes eonssammeRt sR ssnts pcas da
eOgsptans seHlSmepQ,
FREDERIC ARROTR.
uas IA IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
sa aasay
IAIlEH nEfAIt
Jiom posf u so. rrnfs h roairan, RI %"
ReRkUR

Mr.. GAvHgL p~rrvirrt irs ]phfsoDnrs n0t
font hatir nn rrpafeF d"a mAl"ons, quil
Went DE- contractor Avrc ptusiGdra nHlanus
DE- In Nile GJrIfans. a6a do pougnir fourntr
lei csptro IL papiet print qme l'0n tnlss0
dksireF. ~ IT. roscf il bon mnfrff.
9a lopRn experience dams ce srhfT de
travail, hi pefmct den gnrahtit tFA6c".
fj0b.
IconIinnH t~qnIrmHn' il - charger 6e IN
peia'ut", !, po4o dee vitfes It les snaer,
Ru"s.
Miaop de w. barron rras In rnsfr.
9entemb q II 1919. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
AVIS.

A#8Ds
lie soussigne Went de reeegogr IN assorti-
ment conplet de indictments do Ia premiere
qaaite, gull offe a VenGrs aug prjx De Ia
NouveIIe Orleans
I'd onees ~saIfate de QuiBjns de Far
~ Psllettcr de Iosdres
Is de Fred. Stuttgart
I ItTrcs iTydrIod dc potssso
de soude
10 BI-carb. de Soude
10 Acid Taraar5que
2OO gel d'Epsorn
| baril huiIe de Palma Christ
1Oliyres senn6
10 name en- sorte
$ en- iarrHe
20 Anuadon
4 Indigo
pois d'IFIs, Papies a cauferrs
Eau mtnerale gazeuse de seItz
Eau DO. De seIdIaz
Poude De seldIrz, etc.
On tfouvera aassi chez Iui un aas1Ftinnaug
de medlcasnens pateHtes, les pgBs usfes~-
Tel que, PttsoIes de- Champion, DE- Hull, de
Peter, de Spencer. de Peter. de- Mgfaf, L.
roy rkritabIs no. 2, . e: t. Chsorurs de- La
baTaque
ParfumeFies-Eu DO Florsde,
q 4% @SBMH@f
Oriental dor
CIreassiaB Lymph
Chlorine t0Cth wzsh Orr1z de-.
Lanceties patentees d3E7aaa
ScarrFfcztenrs.
Bzndagea Franrats 81 America.
Eau de Aenr da9ranga
Fate yectoraIe de Reynaud
PbluIes dc ssnge tu DR. Frank
Strop Gs Dubois. Bauuaa l. t.
Noix nascade
AyaHt etc nommS agen. DE- Corssn-k 4
RaanssysOn tFouvsra coaaratnrnent shan a.
Eoas les nedacaa1eaa patensaa a. liz e.
4 Ia NonFaIle Orleans % 4 New Ygrk- 80.
que Baane de Colombo. Hugle d. T.nrs~
YeFmifuge de CoBstock, Reusa1a - D.
Spohn. e0n.re rs maux DE- tese. e,e
AussI an grand assortment IL nsasesuan
ThompsonSeHnes, Nos |, 9, 2Asa
! Poudrs De FeuIiles he ubelt 4
~saC1ehcea d.
Poudre &c Cayenus.
do d'ecqRrs d'orne
Poadre de CaGa position.
20 J. LOPEZ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
EST BATON ROUGE.

Mn! L'EDrrrun =
Non5 ttcs u]ntorrs4 4 annoncrt MrJohn
Nled $omtne candrdat pour Ia places nc
t;refie+ do In conr dn 30 district, s0rIs In
m~ouveIte constitution.
Norq tIes antortsc 4 annocer NJ. Manu-
u Moreno CONNIE candldat pour Ia place
de GrrSIier de Ia cour du 81. district sous
In HouvpIIo constitution.
Noud ttrs a%utortsc ii ]nnn0nCrr NJ.
Jo,ophlW Fowler CONNIE caodrda' pour l."
pIaca H. g~rttior d. Ia cour d. B.. district
uouH In auUvello cuh=tton.
VouG tfes aul0rt#o a ahnoncnr NJ. sam.
,IeI sk,}fnld com ne candldui ponr Ia place
Nv r~refief do Ia cour d. Be. district sVtls
Ia nou&ulle constitution.
voua tlcs autorl+t il announcer AIl'cd
Gutos CONNIE canildlt pour Ia place de
g~rtf1sr!do Ia cnur du B., District soos Ia
n0uvell% constitution.
In graHI nombyc de rotG0&.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

lie RusseIvilIe Herald du q du couraut
annonce que 10 jeudi precedent an v~leillard
ct son fills NOMINEE Shepard, ct pestdant
dams lie comte de Todd, a~vaient etc tues
par un porti de rGguIateurs appartenant
aux coDt6s dV Christian ct De Mullen.
yarS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

La Suede poss6dG maIntonant 43
bateaux a vapeYr, don't sept en- favour de
In force de 1885 chevauk 10 plus fort 6tant
de 100 cheyau1 ct lie pIAs fable dc 6 La
Finlandc en- a , qul mai tguent rtgutlere-
mcnt entfe ADD CT StOc holm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

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in ah.rr.1src <o. s,sasa Ao,,s ami. rar. of
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nou" ont price dsarPeI"r'oncoro nne dofntere
fols, l'attention :ao ceux q1t SOM OH pouroir 4
re- quiet. DR. ta4:reita lIo,:y dc dsa,rdre aoni
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lcnr %scctdlo ~ 81 ali"s no mcttro7ep rae"
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opt ne wont ms 1ntrndro parlam.do G,erfe-
81 Icspartlsans g. Santa ANN Httendent quo
10 moment u'pt!pae opp%}tuu. y
DE tout celAFso doItinaturelIomcHt Inifror
que II goefFo n}pFt pas Pfooabic-fI meme
eng u est pas 'oFt""II'e'H oIoaFoc"'
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'aDncF per7"oooJ %so"loot IoI bonner. NJ son
rarrac''F" u ',eYa'"ohnS' u a etc grave.
T ~ .,5'',s, T. H. rIs y" po" ~ f1o'e .
n,a,ra,I. n naa IL s,adragsrr ,n,,aL J,a,o,nen,
aux autotitts. ata lieu d'sIIer ~ METRE. an
miItteu lie In ba,Etrrc, rf lutte ouvfrto avec
Ia foule Qur n'cr{ paa obIjgte do corn4itra IA
4talrtt de r"ptefutant dune natron Grange
re- "anF hn' oo4'e 'e g"n'erneinehl 7PPfr-
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NENtQfE.
para frteat" . yap'ur Pri1reton, arrpvtc
Vera Cruz "a :qf au II De &c uOIeA
II parait, d'aprSa uuo correspondence du
P,caYnFc, que Ie tnnletre I%ranrorF, baron dc
C'prey. await 1e'S"hde Ct "1Ioou er7 p@sae~
p'lr' ~ I"'e,'T"''" ',,,:I4.n'" -, w, pas
Onpensan QUIZ 1n,ttera'' i" Mez'G9e par .e
Pfe'o'e' Fa4"oihf 10 'f'A 'r"h lie "j8io
II, .,r w. ron1o r',no Jo ranJ.i,n
,hI., a,o - l,ss, ,,cnrss 4, n,faa a,n'a,,
thf''''F ~ ' r~'0S "' ' ffS'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

lie captaine; ERlcssoSsY, Pinventeur du
.propuIseuf marlslme. faIticonstruire IL New
York I'm bateaa ii vapepr en- fer atm de
fare l~'essai dune anticipation dams les
machines I~aquelie accrdhra dc ~beaucoup
la vitesse de- la marches
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

SrNGuLrERH tFFxIRE-Un M. John B.
Cough, ap6tre ztle en- temperance a New
York, await drspsru tout j coup. PIusleurs
iolrs nprcs il "A ole trouvG maIade dams une
MASON de Waller stress. II dit quill a.
wait ete eugag6 "a prendrb I'm verre de soda
ct qua panlr de- ce moment il ma plus su
ce Quill falsatt. ! On pe9se qu'on lul aura
falt prendre on q2II a"rf prIs Voionfa'fe'
ment des Iiqueags eh!vTSDtes sous couleur
de soda-et cetfh aItern5tive est ties gra-
yement ct tres l3~nguement dE2cutee par lie
Journal de CouEnerce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

Canon POUR "a CALFFoRNIE.-Le St.
Louis New Era annonce qu'on Went de
coulter a In fon(t' erie de =t'Etna, en- cette
vile, un canon 5~estine une compHgnie
d'emigrans pour. la CaIif5rnie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07

There is a report that the officers of the customs
both banks of tho Sabine have discontinued tho col
lection of the customs duties that annexation
is a settled question.
Mr.. Rene GODDARD, one OF the oldest and most re-
spectacle merchants IN Charleston died Saturday
filled many Offices Of honor and trust and for the past
teen years has becn President Of the Union Bank
The fraternity Of Masons will have a celebration
the oath of juno (S Johns day In honor Of the
petion Of Bunker Hill Monument The Odd Fellows
celebrate on the 10th Of the same month, in Boston
The New Orleans Picaytns of the 24th ult., says,
thermometer in shady place In our Office indicated,
yesterday, temperature Of s9 degrees Fahrenheit-
We kept bucket of water Mt hand in case 1t should
blaze
lobster weighing forty-wo and half pounds,
was served up In Boston on Saturday.
Not less than IiOO vessels are expected in the port
of Quebec alone during the current year. The commerce
Upper and Lower Canada, promises to increase to
vast extent
The editor of the Missouri Reps.biican has receiv-
ed present of goose egg weighing II ounces.
In the village of Amsterdam on the Mohawk,
eighteen carpet looms are in operation of them
having boon erected during the last two years producing
average Of six hundred yards of excellent quality OF
market at 70 so cents per yard and arrangements
making for the manufacture Of three ply and Brussels
qualities.
Almost every steamer which arrives here from the
Ohio brings large number Of immigrants from the old
States who seeking homes in the new The rich
coming settled and now, presume full one half the
American population is on this side of the Aleghanies
81. Louis Rep.
II is stated that there are two thousand acres Of
land In the State Of Delaware devoted to Peach orchards
The crop last year was loo, 900 bushels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
SUPERIOR Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones'
MAY g.. Charles S. Barnard Vim. Tlieston and Chos
~ Spc6Ord-This action was brought against the en-
dorsers of promssory note for S642 g. to tho
amount of the same the maker having failed TO pay it,
Defence set that the had been legally
presented for payment which not being made out
dict rendered for the plaintiff $1,000 Ia cents DANA
ges and cents costs
Samuel Sayrer Chiian f. De Computation on
promissory note for $4,000 Defence up of
consideration. The case stands adjourned over.
Before Judge vanderpoel.
D,cight Mills Ed,cdrd X. aud Potter @. Sherman
This also was action on promissory note for 500,
signed by Sherman Co., dated October l64l. Defence
set that the defendants partners but
the Plaintiff copartner with Of the defendants;
Also want Of consde ration for the The will
probably be terminated tom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ingraham.
MAY 6.-Bradish, johnson and 90. Elisha b. Lccksf
This action of assumpsit, brought by the plain
tin against the defendant, as endorser a bill Of ex.
change drawn in favor of third party and made psys
Verdict this forenoon.
Nicois VS.. Spicer.-This action of repevin to
the value of some book binding tools sold under
mortgage. The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff
cents damages and cents costs assessing the value Of
the property at $50.
Alter taking two inquests the Court adjourned
over at III o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Bunting and Wnshp.
MATHEW c. PATERSON, District Attorney.
MAY 6-Iirai for Grand Larceny-David Roberts and
James Van Dyne tried and acquitted upon ndct
for the above offence, in stealing pocket book
tanning about $4,000 from the money drawer in the bro
ker's Office OF Mr. James A. Buris, Of Peck slip
and Water street. about half past 10 O'Clock the 18th
of March Two young men went into the Office; while
engaging the attention Of Mr. Burts outside tho
counter the other opened the drawer and took out
the money Mr. Burtis very positive that the prison
the persons who were in the shop The mother
and sister of Roberts proved abi by swearing that
he was at home at the time the robbery Committed,
and did not leave till afterwards. Another witness
proved an abb in the case of Van Dyne very lucky
mistake.
Forfeited Bai-The following rccognizances were do
clared forfeited and the bail ordered to b
forhw it'll Margaret d. Moore, abandoning infant
eony) baed by her counsel in the Of $780, Henry
King and Edward odel for grand larceny, bailsd BY
Lawrence r. Kerr and Andrew j. Odell in the OF
$500 each John p Ostrander grand larceny baled by
Chas s. Andrews in the sum of $500 three petit larceny
cases and eight ten Of assault and battery
The Case Of Ragge.-Ragge was then brought out for
trial but Aid. Bunting having been called away to the
City Hail. the Court could take it up aud at o'clock
adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07

The APPROACHING GREAT RAcE.-"The cry 10
still they come, may be truly said OF strangers al
ready ocking into the city, who are anxious to be-
present in the great contest between the northern
and the southern stables. How they are all to be-
provided for is difficult tell, notwithstanding tho
great amount Of accommodation in Old Gotham
The different horses continue improve by train
ing and attention. The southern stable continues
IN active training al j. l.. Stevens, JAMAICA
They take an early gallop about seven o'clock in
the morning, after which they are well rubbed down
and ted; after they feed they allowed some
little rest, and again taken out for exercise but of
more gentle nature. About three O'Clock in tho
are well rubbed down, and a sufficient number Of
cloths, &C., thrown them, to protect from any
change OF weather After a gentle walk they arc
each of their stalls sleeps one or two Of their attend
ants during the night. The whole of the matter is
attended to personally by Mr.. Van Leer, and nothing
is done without his direction and inspection such
is his vigilance that he does not leave them for
single moment. Those who have known the big
mare from her earliest day, say that she never was
in better fix
Ripe, and ready, and "a that"
If twenty-seven and half feet at a bounce will
not tell at push we wonder what will; and Fashion
will have to look well to her heels and her laurels
to be victorious on this occasion.
Fashion Is also gong on well. Never better; and
showed IN splendid style yesterday on the track
quite sanguine and opened their purse strings a
little more in taking ninety to one hundred on her
to some extent last evening. Five to four is offered
against 1888 that it is done in or under 1885, 1t
certainly promises to be of the greatest contests
that has taken place since the great race between
Eclipse and Henry.
We are credibly informed that Mr.. Krkman will
not proceed to England this season, seeing that hs
cannot reach there in time for the Goodwood en-
tries, although he might for the race. There is but
little doubt that when he does, he will give a good
account of himself and nags
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CITY Intelligence.

Police Omce-May 6-GRASD LARcEry-Mr. James
Franklin was robbed oiabout S70 while in the Of
Elizabeth Cox ut den the of West Broadway
Anthony street. last night Mr. Franklin stranger.
from Long Island and taken in and done for Miss
Cox arrested by officer Josephes, but Of the
money recovered
BuRoLARy-The house, No. Is Cherry street, was bur.
garously entered last night by the window and brass
clock worth $25 and pair of plated candlcstcks stolen
No arrest.
COroner's Ohice.-May 6-DEArH FROM HrMoa.
nHAGE AT THE NosE-The Coroner held an inquest this
morning upon the body of chimney sweep, named
Anthony George, native of Maryland 81 years of age,
at No 1873 Cannon street It appeared in evidence that
the deceased taken Friday with bleeding at tho
which continued at intervals for several days. not
outstanding which, he kept at work until Saturday
when came home and laid down. He was then seized
with vomiting and afterwards with bleeding at the
again. and died about 10 o'clock yesterday He had not
been attended by ply An external and post
tenn examination was made of deceased, from which 1t
gives evidence that he died from exhaustion, produced
by spontaneous hemorrhage of the and vomiting
supernduced by intemperance Verdict accordingly.
DRowNEp.-The bodies of two drowned mon wers
found in the North River to-day and taken to the dead
house for recognition
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United States District Court.
This Court stands adjourned to the Goth instant
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts,

MAY 6-This Court adjourned over, after taking one
or two nquess one of the Jurors in the of Thorn
VS.. Bell, which stood adjourned over, being sick.
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Court CaIepdar-This Day.
COMMON PLrAsNos. q g, 10, ~, 2e 80, "a, 90 As ~
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
HALv.rAsr 2 o'oLocx.
On motion Of DR.. BisSEr, Of Boston, Mr. James Hall
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United states Circuit Court.
This Court will sit this day.
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ORIGIN OF TIE FIRE.-The great fire which de-
stroyed so large portion OF Pittsburgh is said 10
have been caused by the careesncss Of drnkc wash
The Pittsburgh correspondent Of the Ameri.
Temperance Union states, that the owner of the
premises informed him that shc washing on that
windy day, she made fire in old unsafe wooden
building, which previous accounts say rude struc.
the wind, very soon enveloped In flames not only the
fra and combustibc shed in which it began, but also
half the city.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-29
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