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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-15

ID csn-s, CITIZENS UNION LIhE,
Er,.=z;R AksusssTO PHILADELPHIA, by lie splen
ssissr1kzsthsss did and wel-knowR Steamers CON
SPITUTl0N and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
FrenchlOwn and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
LY'S WHARF (foet of South street,) alternately
DAILY, Except sundays at ~ O'Clock, P. M, or on
the arrival of The Cars from Washington.
90 Fare through to Observation-Disclosures Sc.
{g5- Supper provided on board
mia A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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R1 ANTED. A young man from the country
w wishes to obtain situation III dry goods
store, having been in that business in this ciy he
produce the very best of references in regard 10 cha
racter, capacity, Sc; or he would have no objection
accept situation in grocery or commission house.
For other information, apply AT
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
ml3 No 10 Exchange PIace
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w A a T S q.

A SITUATION WANTED. by "A YOUNG
IA MAN, as clerk on steamboat-haying' had
much experience IN that business he thinks that he
would be able to give entire satisfaction to any one
that might want his services. AppIyat
MIA Ia. f. SCOf1lS, No. 10 Exchange Place.
FENAh&E hUIiCE. Wanted, at SCOTTl'S of
H. flee, No. 10 Exchange Place, dry goods, groce
RES, gold and silver watches, jewery and goods Of
every description, for which will pay liberal prices
Cash and the very highest prices given at all times for
SLAVES, Tor life or u term OF years, Planters or
traders from the south would do well 10 call. mia
&ITUATION WANTED by young man out
~ of employ, either in Grocery Flour, Commits
sion store, or any oher respectable Business where
he could make himself useful 10 his employer he can
speak and is well acquainted with the German Ian
guase The very best of references regards charac
Ter, &c, will be given. Apply at
SCO11I'S intelligence Office,
nib No. 10 Exchange Place,
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR GREEN
- SpRINE In Il Al. III MlRE ENILNTN Ar

a ~ LII \ LIE FARM y ia IL SbSE
"a SPRING, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, AT
CHANCERY SALE. Byvirtue of a decree passed
in the High Court Of ChanceIY, the subscribers will,
as Trustees, on SATURDAY, the oath Of May, at l2
O'Clock, NJ, expose at public sale the premS :, in
Baltimore County, about IL miles from Baltimore, on
the Susquehanna Railroad all those pieces or parcels
of LAND conSt tIlin2 the Farm on which the late
Matthew Borland lived and died, and upon which his
widow row resides, which farm Is situated in Green
Spring Valley, within less than two miles OF the Green
Spring Tavern, and contains about iS4 acres Of land;
il is in high and excellent state of cultivation, has
upon sufficient quantity of wood with very haar-
ishing and productive urcharGng--is supplied with
excellent water springs. and the stream of Jones Falls;
has on it lime Quarries and lime kilns large and
= convcncnttWo story stone dwelling House,
IsEs4A with spacious paror, and numerous lodging
lattEJ rooms, ana the usual necessary Out houses,
La.zHtts& SuCn as dairy, stahling, kitchen. sc.
This Farm beng about II miles from the city. and
Immediately ON the track of the Susquehanna Rail
road Is IN the midst OF one OF the sldesrable neigh
b0rhnOds in Haltisore county, well for society
for the modes and habits of cutivating and ertzine
land. 1t is in the immediate neiahborhood of the es
tate of David Carl sic. Esq, Samuel Stone, ESQ, d.
Webster, Mr.. Medcalie, and other experienced cult
vaors. The supply Of heavy and valuable timber,
well young chestnut &C., is abundant, and the
fences are in complete and perfect state OF repair
The premises be visited and examined by persons
wishing to puichaseevery facility will be given them
by the family of Mrs. Borilnd, now residing on the
place, any further information By either Of the
dersgned in Baltimore city. The title, OF course, is
perfect and will be made satisfactory to the pufchas-
er, and immediate possession can be given.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree,
one third cash, and the balance in three nstaments
of A. and - months from the day of sale, with ne-
rest to be secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustees
JOSEPH j. SPEED, lTrustees
Gp39 .aawts JOHN II. ING, ii"spes'
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$I5.OOOs rocKn Dry or GOOD

Now selling off at cost, for cash. to close in few
weeks al No. So N. HOWARD STREET, two doors
from Lexington. The Store and Dwelling for sale or
rent, mS II
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" ITCHEN AHDiEONS, Shovel AND
"a TONGS; Pots and Kettles, of all kinds, plain
and enamelled Sauce Pans, do; lin, Cast iron and
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens; Furnaces;
Gridirons, OF all kinds, some new patlrrns Coffee
Mills; Coffee Roasters; Flesh Forks; SWIMMERS and
Ladies, and all kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE. Ia
BILE Cutlery, Spoons, Culinary Articles, &c Sc, run
ming off cheap fof cash, at the New Furnishing Ware
house, No. , North Howard street.
mn24-2m &. E. WETMORE s. co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

FRONT STREET THEATRE.
RE ENG.9 G EMENT or DIR. .fNDERS0N
THNHIS EVENING, May 18th, ls45. viii be per
III formed the Comedy OF the
ELDER BROTHER.
Charles, Mr.. ANDERSON.
Andrew, Mr.. BURKE.
Angelina, Mrs. BURKE
To conclude with the YOUNG WIDOW Splash,
Mr.. BURKE. AWelia, Mrs BURKE.
10 Boxes 80 cents. Pit % cents. Gallery %
cents. Doors open at O'Clock. Performances to
commence at quarter before o'clock. it
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RUDGlES'rS of six and 70 months, purchased
eD L, T. SrOTTf'S Intelligence Office,
app No. 10 Exchange Place.
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pHILAD. "ILtfIS G-
TON AND BALTIMORE

e ss3s..s B. Il RAlLRoAD. UNITED STATES
- g. I4z--i Mall TRAINs-~throush in T.
hours! Wa Havrc de Grace, Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester) to PHILADELPHIA
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the United states
Mail, leaves Pratt-st. Depot daily except Sundays)
al O'Clock, A. NJ. Passengers arrive at Philadelphia
York, reaching that city by half past tea O'Clock the
same evening. FARE-S3.
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore on Sundays for Phi
adepht raves Pratt street Depot at O'Clock, 2. NJ.
nor Railroad. Fare I2.
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RJEW AND VALUABLE WORK-PLA-
~ TO CONTRA ATHEOS Plato against the
Attn is,s or, the tenth book of the dialogue on Laws
accompanied with critical notes and followed by ex-
tended dissertations OF the main points of the
Patonic Philosophy and Theology, especially as com
pare d with the Holy Scriptures. By Taylor Lewis,
l.. L. D., Pro essor of the Greek language and litera
ture IN the University of the City of New York.
PARSONS & PRESTON,
mI3-3t Isl Prltt.st adjoining Railroad Depot.
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IAN SCOTTI informs the public in general, that
IfM she still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANUFACTORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No Ii SOUTH STREET.
n3- Ladies' plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
in superior manner. ap253m
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SMALL FAMILY GRINDSTONEs, for
y sharpening table knives for sale by the quantity
single one; also, few put up in superior style for
DENTISTS. For sale low at No. N. Howard-st.,
just round the corner of Baltimore. Don't mistake
the No. Gnlh24-2m1 G. E. WETMORE & co.
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.syEAE7 Inc advertiser 0Hefs iOf sale FARM con
naIIT tanning 1870 acres in good state of cultiva-
RHSlii ton, in healthy and respectable neighbor
Ml!il hood, and within pleasant ride of Baltimore
Fish be had at all times when the navigation is
open, and fowl in their season, and quantity of iron
OF the best quality along the liver shore Or he
would barter il Cor decent Grocery and Feed Store,
in good location for business, Apply at this office.
au2 i-2aYIW
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V mn rs Mn =,
W CHkONOMETER 81 WATCH MAKER,
nlo-ly No. II SOUTH GAY STREET,
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NAILLIAM w, LEE, FAsHIoHARLE FAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. N, GAY ST
0entemen's RaGOrs set at the shortest notice all
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GILVER PLATND FORKS Il SPOONS.
= BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters,
Butter Coolers, High and Chamber Candestcks
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings, Salt dishes, Bronzed
Tea bells, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies, selling of low at The NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No. 2 N. HOWARD STREET,
inst round the corner of Market street.
mh2i-2m C.. f. WETMORE & co.
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BUSINESS CARDS, SC.

HONTMORANCY ii. PRICE.
4TH PRACTICAL WATCH MAKLR,
nih94- Nor 80 - CALVERT srsxREr..
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DORSEY s. MEL son,
NJ cE Dul,.a4.n -


NJ B. Also on hand, bronze and light and dark fan
cy mixed IWEEDS, for gentemens Goats and Chill
drens Wear, which we sell cheap. ap23-eelm
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TNEAP AUCTION CLOTHS, CASSl-
v MERES, sc. We have hand, wool black,
indigo blue, invisible green, grass green, citron, olive
and brown CLOTHS, ranging from IS TO 81 per yard,
of very superior qualities for the prices being AUG
TON B.fR GAINS.
Alss, an elelast assortment of wool black and fan
cy C.4SSIMERES, embracing every variety of color
and shade ranging froUa 81 to 81 per yard; with Gam
broons, fancy and plain linen rulings white duck do,
Marseilles Vesngs and general assortment of Cen
tlemen's Wear, to which we invite their attention. as
will sell the above Goods prices which will be
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EEAMILTON LONG CLOTH SHEETlNGS,
u n SC. Just received, case IiaMIlton Long
Cloth Sheetings; A Linen Sheetngs
Also. a large lot of new style PRINTS
Ginghans; Lawns; BazarineS; Irish Linens
White Mouseline and Barge Shawls
Single miled Cassimetes and Tweeds
Brown and white Drlngs; Bishops Lawn
Very superior stse Corded Skirts
Parsons aud Stuarts Spool Cotton; Blue Drills
Mems and boys Summer wear in great variety
Bleached and brown DOMESTiCS, OF all widths
aud qualities
Little GunpOwder superior Cotton Yarn
Welsh 1auze Fiannels, Hosiery, &c.
For sala low, wholesale and retail, by
HENRY w. COOKE,
tgI3 Of Hanover and Lombard
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FOR SALE & RENT.

yKyHOMAS SYMINGTON will sell the FARM
n and COUNTRY SEAT he resides upon, situated
II miles north of Green Mount Cemetery. mo cow
ENOR SALE-A small business with outdoor
- interest, yielding than sufficient to pay rent,
&c. To young man with about 5000, this is a rare
chance. Address d. E. f., Clipper Office. apps
9SOR SALE. A black woman "a years of age,
II to serve years and SIX months, good plain
cook washer and roner Also for sale, very likely
boy between II and II years of age slave for lite,
of good character and can come well recommended.
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
onag 10 EXCHANGE Place,
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HMTINDOW BLINDS. Curtains, Bands and
w Pins Pulleys and Fastenngs, Stair Rods, sc,
for sale at our HOUSE FURNISHING WARE
ROOMS, No. . n, Howard street.
mh24 On C.E. WETMORE s co.
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TIyO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. BRITAIN
II MA WARE. just received lot Of BRITAIN
MA and JAPANNED WARE. For sale very tor at
No North Howard street.
m5-2m c. E. WETMORE & co.
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ERALM LEAF HATS on Consignment and for
N sale at manufacturers prices.
Mems and Boys white, No Of.
do. double Brims-SOme very superior.
do and Boys Vaiegated
The above include some handsome styles suitable
for city retaIing-far boys particularly-the whole
forming a complete assortment.
TINGES s DUEALI.,
ap29- 2awSt 276 Baltimore street (up sairs.)
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

Merique ct Teas, - On lit dams lie National
lntelliggsncer du IS; "Le New Yosk Express ss
i'indi, dit, en- parlant du general Almonte, 10
ministre mexicain aux. Etats Unis, qui a passs
plusieurs mois q New York: I'll parait que par
suite des declarations faites au Congress .%'oficiel.
cement" gull NY aurait point dc guerrs avec
le !Mexiqnc 81 le Texas etait adopte, le general
Al.nonte ira d Washington pour .contrcdire
cette assertion"
Nous persons, on etiet. dsapres Ia marche dec
e%venemens, que l'annexion ,du Texas aux Etata
Unis sera suivi dune declaration do gucrre.
LIE Mexique Sc tronve, en- quelquc sorse, engage
dams cette vote par ses declarations a~nterisuFes.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13
@Pll0DSAss, IH.
JEUDI MATIN, 10 FEVRIER Is45.
AVIS Aux soUsCRIpTEuRs.

Nous ~invitons nos souscripteurs, c'est d dire
ceux arrieres afaire attention QUEEN payant avian.
le No. 90 leur advancement . notre paPier ZEN
yiron dams deux semaincs.) lis s''taviterent lie
pavement dun dollar extra, suivant les termes
Dc notre prospectus. Les souscripteurs tloign6s
peuyent payer entire les mains de leurs Maitres
de Postc, qli nous transmettront leurs remises,
sans .tfrais.
IL Fcrricr 1912.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13
SUI WOlIOIls NJOuFNe.
PHILLIP HICKEY, President.
8. HENDERSON, secretaire pro tenn.

Tcras Mons avons rccu hier soir, 81 jan.
yier, dit L'Abealc, par le stea mcr New York,
nos liasscs de i~ournaux de Galveston, jusqu'au
IS ttouTar;: ! ss
La recommendation du president pour rappe.
Ter Ia loide lEchiquier.n ne parait pas etre go0tee
par la majorite des membres du Congress II
parait que 10 tresoricr ma pu Sc conformef 1 Ia
loi qni r~estreint ia circulation DIES bona d. l'E.
chiqnisT a $$s20, 1000; car il a etc force den eaIaat-
ire lie double. I'm essai fait d File st. Joseph,
sur1la gratne du cotton dit Sea. Island, a partial
tcment reussi. Ces i~ournaux M Confinement
absoluincnt rien d'interessant.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

III EzS
CONDITIONS:

DoNNEArsr:--Pa an, payable ~d,nvance, % 90
Do.y payable ayant Respiration de 6 mois, 100
Pour SIX ,nois, payable d avance, sansexcertion, 100
Pin sertion Fun CAIRO de pas plus dc dix
iignes, 8 j. pour Ia premiere fois, so cents pour chaque
insertion subsequente. A moins quiz men soft autre-
lnent ordonne, les avis seront pnblies en- franSais ct
en- anglais, Ct paicrent en- consequcnee. Unc do.
duction liberale sera fate pour les avis inseres pour
une Tongue pdriode. Lorsque lie temps dc l'inscrtien
ne sera pas specific, clio sera consinuee pendant deux
inois ct paiera en- consequence; mails Ia publication
d'ancune avis, gu la continuation d'aucui,c sonscrip-
ton ne sera aTrctse, tant que lie prix n'cn aura point
Ste Pays, ct d moins que lEditeur men decide
autrement. %
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

Espegnc.-Zurbano n'etait pas encore arrste
,nalgre f~actiyite .qu'on. mettait 4 dAcouvrir "a
~retraite.
Le guerrilla Jauregui venait dc mourn q
sii faut en- croire les ~journaux anglais, on a
execute PA %Personnes pour conspiration, do
puts 10 chute d'Espartero.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13
No. ASH.

ETAw ri Ia Louls1ANE, d
goUe nE DIsTRIci, Paroisse St.EandrysS
Jean J. lOUAlLEIER,
4E w&.
e CREANCHERs.
A cession De propsi6ts fate Bar lie p6titionnsire
dams Pafaire susdite, ayant 6ts aecebsse par. IL
Ange, Prssidant 10 Cinquieme District Judieiaise, au
profit de ses cF@ancieFs, Ct une assemble dee cr6an.
siefa do dit insolvable ayant &c ordonnses pour avoir
hsn apFes trenie joaIs de notification, &c.
Eh eoaseqaeRee, les dts crsaneiers sssaf notifies, yar
se present Grsrtisenseat, qu'une assemble aura lieu,
spataevAnt Edward HI. Martin Notaire Public dana Of
pour e ditc ParoisAe, 4 son bureau dams Ia vile des
Opelousaa, Lsadi l7Hse jeuT da nsois de Marc, & 10
heurs A. N. atm d'y dslib6rer sur les affaires du dit in
sclvable; jcsquc Ia toutes actions contre % paFsonne ct
see Propriet6s rcstent ct demeurent suspendncs.
Par ordre CONNIE ei-dessus dit.
]. POSEY, d. Cik.
Few. l3--6w ~
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13
nOnuellfs Gtran9lres.
EUROPE.

Lie paquebot Oxford, arrive d New York le
20 courant. q apporte de Liverpool des nouvel.
les qui ne wont pas au.deIa de celles que nous
avons reeues par le Windsor Castle. Lie petit
nombre de photographers, que nous puisons dams
Ie2tra du Crescent CITY, sont de fort peu dim.
portance.
France.-Lc Moniteur public nne note du
Consul de France d Guatemala, poriant ID date
du 20 aofit ~dernier, ct annoncant otfciellement
que les forces anglaises ont leYe IL blocus de
San Juan d. Nicaragua.
Les jonrllaux de Opposition youdraient faire
crolfe que Ia vile de Paris revient au temps on
ses rues elaient moins s1res que Ia foiet de Bon
dy. Quelques.uns d'enfre eux rendent compte
9. une toule d'arrestations ct d;assassinats commits
par DIES malfaiteurs. La Rdsforme pretend que
hon nombre de citoYens ont declare d la police
que, puisqu'elle ne les prot6geait point, lis s'ar.
inefaienl pour Sc proteger eux.memes. !Ce sont
"a de Petises histories faites pour eGnouvoir ler has
dand parisien ct qui sont avidement accueillis
par ie badaud d'outremer. II v a peu de villes
au monde OH la securite soft aussi reelle qua
farls' men deplaisc aux croyaats des mysteries
de Paris.
MN. Pilet Will, banquiers, annoncent aux
p%orteurs du 8 pr 90 espagnol que le dividende,
dd le 81 decembre 1874, sera pave par eux
a.I ssssa I y lni.ie plocnaNh
i on;s7haa re- t?.aafn' CO houveau
M; a"nari. -, : ~ w soyase = essai
siioa,amt No. -, .o'ssi. = ! ihasche lori Ia-
,n,,as ,',,.a !. H" ~, : ~ ue 4, ~ avo'f as-
nos,,ds. !, D., 800 -. : - lusqua -
tome Z n,;ssanoa i w., o,Jiuon n'Plo5eia
aller ;uson,a 10 onEIa r. nsa,,.an Z -
chimes est nresa,,e ;nsans;hla. n - naaJ,;, 49,,
d. secoussa al nrasa,,a go, ~ G,al ~. -.
yrai success dams NM a,ss; a;raa,aan,,a , 80 =
tim. 80.
a. oens,al Fs,. rtoro A. ~ i. v;s. J
nas o,itts TonJrss II q, 49,. FL ! y
Gins attr;h,snt s,,r,o,,, 90 a,al ad;a l. n.us.
du cIimat. Dsnn;s Iarr;vaa das G.o;js ~ -
gent ne sorta;t nl,s. nv = ~ = T. . 800
tammep, Jebnrs a,rao IL 49, . Y. eo'.s'
comnapnie As L drcbasso - IL :. go
rs Rnss;e at 10 Grsn5a R.et.ns
no,,rnarlers nonr ~ asnSan,;ns ~ :.
Giles Sc sont entenJnss ds;s IN ~ n"i. ;.a..
: rt;cI.s q, pa ranan So : 81. ~ ,isoipauA
s;ons, Ss'"
On potrra So f,;re nne idsa j. !, nn;ss.nco
commemorate .de IL no.isan Pottleh;ld I".sa.sss
so1rnia a,,ss g. s. a,n manson mo n8ise ,arsqu a9n
wal + ertrc la ma;ns' , aon onS q "s W. ILL., ~
escomntsx ''''' ''o0o'Og0 =" Nc 0'i'''s
Les discussions o,tr. loo p,,s67s.,s !, \.
adyersaircs cnn,;npnnt ave,. nl,,snl,. u ~. IN,
ma;s. IL mart; a. nn,ssan : Z { $3.50 : w.
dit tons les io,,rs. ;lcon.n.e ,ns,oa aa;s dassaas
ranas. une 2oaine a. mpmhres dn ParIcn,an,
la BaneueT j, Annleterra ! donna a,iy1n,,,alIs
escomptera;t 10 hon nan;sr ! ) 10 N ~
Les chemins de fer de Liyerpool ct Manches.
ter, dc la Grande Jonction, ct de PIJnion Sep.
tentrionale, Sc sont fondus en- une seule compa
gnie. Une somme dc 600, 600 liyres sera an.
pliquee mmediatement a des trayaux d'amelio.
ration, ainsi qua la construction dc tunnels Ct
de d6barcad6res, notanment dams lie yoisinaee
DIES docks de Liverpool.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13
ASSOCIATION DE LAGRTCULTURE
EFT DIES ARTS MECANIOEIES.

JaRyier IS, l6A5s
A une assembles convoqu6e. CO jour i Ia
Maison de Couf de Baton Rouge. les membres.
~suivants 'etaient presents:
Col. r. Hickey, President. F. D. Conrad,
ID. d. Avery, +. D. Newcomb, James Cooper,
Aired Crates, Jlgs. n 4. Morgan, ]. B. Llein.
peter, John BUTLER, y r. Dufrocq, s.. Hendcr.
son, Juge John Moore, ct j. C. Marsh.
Sur motion, Mr.. s.. Henderson a etc nomne
secr6taire pro tctapore.
Mr.. ID. ID. Avery d etc nomm6 membre du.
comite exccutif en- remplacement du Dr. Plough.
Mr.. Ed. Conrad a lH lacte Incorporation
de Ia s%ocitte, passe d Ia derniere session de Ia.
Legislature.
Sur motion, Messieurs Avery, James Coo.
per, ct Amos Adams, ont etc NOMINEES en- comita.
pour Sc rendre aupres du docteur Plough, eli.
deyant collector, avant le mois de Janvier3
1874, et d'obtenir dc luii Ia liste des scuscrip.
tions ct autres documents entire SEES mains, ap.
partenanft a Ia dite societ6.
Sur motion du Juge Morgan,
Resoln, Que ie ccinit6, nomm6 pour Sc rendre
chez 10 docteur Plough, soft antorise d ~instituer
un process contre lui, dams 10 cas- on il ne serait
pas capable dc s'arranger autrcment avec lui.
Sur motion de Mr.. Avery,
Resolu, Que le president soft requis de trans.
metre a chaque Chambre dc la Legislature de
Ia Louisiana une copie des procedures de l'asso.
citation a lanniversaire de 1874; ct, ilest, dc
plus, Rcsolu,
Que lie president reprcsente respectueusement
d la Legislature Importance ct l'avantage de
fare une appropriation pour nider3cette %associn-
tion a eriger une bAtisse conycnable pour tenir
les exhibitions ct foires annuclles.
Unc communication sur lie sujetd, agriculture
de-, De la paroiyasst; laoqoes, aget6 pre-.
%sentee.
Sur motion, Resolu, Quo Ii dite communion,
lion SOFT soumise il Iassemblee a~nnuelle de
la soci6te.
Sur motion de Mr.. r. d. Conrad,
Rssolu,- Que 10 president soft charge d'adres.
ser quelque indiyidu capable ct ayant a conr
l,int6ret de la socicte au sliet de prononcer un
diseours analogue a l'oecasiOn de la prochaine
Eoire aunuelle de Ia societe.
RGsolu, Que, 81 quelque individu desire fare
contribution d'ouvrages m6ca aiques on autre
production d'industrie, an lieu d'argent pour de
venir membrc de Ia societ6, ct de Ia valeur d,
prix d'entree, le tresorier est autorise d ~recevoi
ces articles CONNIE prix d'entrec.
Les personnes suivantes ont etc nominee d,
comite ex6cutif; Al. M. Reedcr ct s. Henderson
Jean r.. Dufrocq a etc nOmme secr6taire Ell
remplacemcnt dc MIR. A. Albums, resigne.
Resolu, Que lie proces.verbal de cette assem-
blde soft public dams tous les j~ournaux favorable
u l'objet de la societ6.
Sur motion, ajourn6.
PHILLIP HICKEY. President.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13
DE RETouR ENCORE USE Fo1s.

I1cs %atiaires inportantcs nous ayant appelc i
Ia vile, Ct DIES contrarietes aussi imPrevues que
desagreables pour nous, ayant prolonge mo-
tres absence bien au della du tcrlne que nous lui
arions IKE, nous nous yoyons forces d'avoir re.
cours a f'indulgence dc nos patrons It dc les pri-
er d'excuSer ce quill y a pa asoir de NAL pendant
notlr@ staiiolr en- vile; nous leur promotions, que
nos forces r%aninlecs par les brises du tienye, nous
ont mis- en- mesure dc faire complement niotre
deyoirenvers eux, ct meme dc fare honneur i
I'm bon diner sill Sc pr6scntait devant nous.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13
Ia DIVISION DE LAPARolssE.

Cette question est encore ulle autre sujet de
discorde, au milieu dc nous, entire ceux qu'elle
rese ct ceux qu'elle peut benefcier. Nous leur
laisserons la discuter ct nous admettrons toutes
leurs communications, pour ou contre, mais
t%ouiours sous Ia restriction imposee aux opin-
ions sur le displacement de Ia maison dc cour.