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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

G3- DIR. JOHN M. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baitimorc-st,
inn door east Of Front.-'fHE BEST SERIES or MEpG
CGNEs EVER rRoDuCEp, prepared and sold at this La
boraory, To wit:--Indiau Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills p cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Btters, 2j cents hotc; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
hottie: Cholera Specific, % cents a bottle; New
Emctic Preparation, -! cents vial; Pediiuvium or
Foot Bath Powder, Ia cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &C.
81! cents a bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2t cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, 50 cts bottle;
Rheumatic LiHiment and Embrocation, and accom-
punments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles -; Dyson
terry Cordial 40 cts bottle, &c. sc. SC Printed di-
rectOnS for the administration Of these remedies ac-
company each article. n. b. Advice given by Dr.
w. free OF charge. ml3-u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07
REMOVAL,

N I. EDDY hegs leave TO announce to the CT.
y 0 tiZens OF Baltimore that he has removed his
PAINTING ROOMS from No. ll2, 10 No. 800 BALrI-
STREET, doors west of Charles street. over the
store OF j. NcshHt,
His Rooms now open for visitors, and at present
contain many specimens, Those DESTROYS of inspect
ing them, will do well 20 call soon. as many Of them
will he removed i'll the course of two weeks. He will
be happy to receive any ORDERS which will be eXecut
ed with care and fidelity. iy1-dlwt
"a ENITiAN BLINDS. l am now munuiac-
? turing VENETIAN BLINDS of superior style
and finish which warrant TO be of the very best ma
teriaIs and workmanship.
Persons wishing something very neat and fine
should call and examine my NARROW STAT and
Fine Cornice BLINDS They are decidedly the best
Blinds made in this city. Call aud see them.
Window Shades; Fancy Stick Blinds; Green Paint
ed Blinds; Paper Blinds, &C. constantly on hand.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 4S ". Gay-st.,
iy7 near the Odd Fellows Hall.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07
CITY REGISTERS OFFICE.

I1AI- !
EyHE Legislature of Maryland at its last session.
n having levied tax of twenty five cents on every
hundred dollars assessed value of City Stock, and
having also made it obligatory the undersigned to
withhold said tax from. the dividend payable on the
first day of July next
Notice is hereby gcen, TO the holders of City Stock
That Coupons will be received at par for the tax thus
Withheld If presented at this office previous to the
reurN being made oy the Register TO the Treasurer of
the State.
iyl -d6te06t JESSE HUNT, Reqister
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TWEED COATS TWEED COATSM
vHyIIE subscriber having bought at the auction of
IL Messrs. Hutf,naHs s. Co. the other day, large
lot of TWEED and LINEN COATS, at a great sa-
crifice he is disposed to run them off at a small adj.
vance. Cashmere Pantaoons, Vests, &c. So study
economyby calling at once and procure great bargains
n, B. The above articles are all made well and in
good order. [jy3-3tl VIM. II. BAYZAND.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07
rrSHIP PRIMO ETON.
PLEASURE EXCURSION.

a eesSS, The fine steamer SYDNEY, Captain
Sa5S 8Aklae Motif, will make an excursion to the
asszzrtzrsf steamship Princeton, on TUESDAY,
the 9Th inst, leaving the intersection or Light and
Pratt streets, at O'Clock. p NJ, and return early IN
the evening
Refreshments and Confectionery, will be profIde"
al very reasonable prices.
Cotillion and other MUSIC has been engaged, anu
all will be under the direction of Mr. Chas L. spies
.I5-Tickets so cents for the reund trip,
The Sydhry will touch at the County wharf, r.,
going and returning. Jy1-2t
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uOi For TILE PRISCETON.

<fssase h. The Steamer THOMAS JEFFER
L. son will leave the corner of Light
assI.az NSoiii1 and Pratt-sts. THIS Monday AT
Esfs szz1rsszzas@1TERNOON, at ,, and O'Clock, to
visit the Steam Frigatc PRINCETON, now below the
Fort, at anchor.
A fne Band of Music will be on board. Passage,
going and returning. 25 cents 1t
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&7-cHEAp PRINTING, ard PRINTING OF

&7-CHEAP PRINTING, ard PRINTING Of
every description executed with great despatch, atNo
i3I BALTIMORE sTREET-sUeh rs
a,.,,>1n1,t, purs} NInch larger than any other
'-A-''-'''i II "'i''' J office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS. BILLS OF LApING,
%TAGE y HATrER~' BiLLH,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, So. sc,
i0drnd it's needless to enumeu'n, as We are pos
sc.s"d ofilcil!as 'or doing work in eccys ys, and in
manrerwr.uVasscd in This city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

JAIL TO LET. The jail of Hartford county
Md is without single tenant.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

a CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUALLy
"A CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certificates
Of EFFECTUAL cures in the possession OF the pro
prietOr, but these of no avail the sufferer.
permanent cue is what he wants, and it is what he
will have if he takes the Fills according tie direc-
tons, Prepared only by DR.. e. X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box. iV1-eOU
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07
HNEA-TRAXs AND WATERS. Received

FNNEA-TRAXS AND WATERS. Received
H. per ship Alabama, AN extensive assortment of
superior and common TEA-TRAS y and WATERS
Among them some very rich Papier Mache, Bird Of
Paradise, Sandwich Gothic and other kinds IN sets OF
3aSd pieces. Also, large variety of rich Card
Cake and Bread Baskets, We have also received ny
recent arrivals aful supply of Family and Fancy Hard
ware, Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery and general
assortment of useful HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
For sale on accommodating terms hy
JAS. C0RTLAN SON,
Is Baltimore st. I'd door East Of Harrison
{G3-CATALOGUES containing list of goods, ma
nufcurel, imported and for sale by US, always pre-
pared for those who desire them. Va
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LATEST nATES

lETrER BAGS up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROXY
For RoltcidaA--Ship Gen, Washington, ION Jv,v.
For Bremen-Ship schiller, soon.
For Premiership Marianne, soor.
For Barhadoes-Batque Henry Kelsey, soog.
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George & Henry. tOa
lroyim0.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

ANOTHER FIRE IN QuEBEc- Ons-third Of The
Cayin Rains The city ofQuebec, which was
dosolated by i fire ON the a8th of May, was a.
gain visited by another conhagration on the
2Sth Of June, which consumed about 800
dwellings ana rendered homeless 5000 persons!
It broke ont at ii o'clock at night, in St. John
Suburbs, and ragged until 9 O'Clock the next
day, laying in ruins about thirty streets. The
loss IS immense, and the Insurance only sixty
thousand pounds.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

The electro magnetic communication (on
Mr.. Morse's plan is about being opened be-
tween Albany and Utica, in the state of New
York, By company which has been establish
Ell for the purpose
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

GOVERNMENT FUNDS. On the LIST inst. the
U. States had ss, 800, ASP on deposte.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

ZNRENCH AND GERMAN TOYS selling
"a of below cost to ciOse the present stock. Also
few fine Work Baskets at NIs, NICKERSON'S, )!
y. InMArh IN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

SELACk SILK LACE. Mrs NlCkEkSUN,
ID 50 n. Howard street, has lust received from New
ork variety of patterns Of Black silk Lace. Tvs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07
a.OACHdAK ER,s GOODS. HAMILTON

a fOACHW MAX ERE GOODS. HAMILTON
u EASTER & CO., No. 203 Baltimore street. have
constantly on hand, Coachmakers' Trimmings-such
Drab Cloths; Damasks and Rattnetts
Drab Tabbaret and Drab silk
Drab Canlbric; Linen BHckram
Russia Sheetng; "A Brown LINEN
(G5- And articles generally adapted 10 the wants OF
Coachmakers, at pery !ow prices IN quantities to suit.
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

THE FOURTH AT New YORK. We learn by
an extra from the New York Sun, that our
national anniversary passed off in fine style in
that city. The day was celebrated with great
spirit, especially by the military, who turned
out in large numbers. 1t is estimated that
from 80 900 to 10000 strangers visited the CT
~. No serious accident occurred. The Anne.
rican Museum was visited during the day, by
1853 persons! There was grand display o.
fireworks in the evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

POSTMASTER. }. Mullikin, Jr., has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Upper Marlbro, Md, in
Mace of z. f. Scott, resigned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

Bremen ship Schiller, Johansen, Bremen, S-ha9; 9,
Kuster.
Brig Argo, Reed, Rio Grande and market T. VIZ
son x Co
schr Repeater, Travegs, Alexandria, D. c., Rose,
Merrill * Dodge.
6chr Gen, Scott, Doughty, Boston, Rose, Merrill &
adj
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

Gov DoRR. The legislature of n. Hamp-
shire has extended the freedom Of that State
to Gov. Dorr II is said he will refuse to take
the oath of allegiance to Rhode Island.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

INELIsT-PORT OF BALTlM0s ~,
SUNDAY, JULY 6 l345.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

MURDER IN ILLINOIS,. DR., Marshall, of Car
thare, Hancock county, H., was shot dead a
few DAYS ago, in a scufie with the sheriff, r..
Deming. who was arrested.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

DlsrREssN5 SUICIDE. We learn fiom the
Leonardtown, Md, Beacon, that Mr.. William
). Crane, an estimlole young man, who has
for seyora! years carried on the mercantile bu-
siness at the Factory near that place, was
found drowned on Wednesday last in the pond
adjacent TO the factory. lie left a note saying
this is my own act" No cause is assigned
for the ash deed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

KILLED. John Carothers was thrown from
his carriage at Cincinnati few days ago and
so much injured as to cause his death.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-07

To DE Hume. The Hodges, convicted oil
murder at Burlington, Iowa territory, are to
be hung on the 10Th inst. A brother OF the
same family was recently murdered at Nauvoo.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
NOuYELLE

- r- HCcF -
LIE Steamer Caledonia arrive ID 10 JUN soir
a Boston a apporte des nouvelles dc LondFes du
4 JUN, de Paris du Ter, ct du Havre du 2
CnRoNIaUE PoLITIauE-Paris, Ter Jain 1916.
Marco ct Taiti, VOLTA deux MONS qui portent
malheur an cabinet du 30 octobre, etqui revicn.
nent encore dams la discussion pour r6yciller
douloureusement les susceptibilites de la France.
disait que la question de Taiti efait heu-
reusement terminee toutes les difficulties etaipnt
~resolues apres lie desaveu de nos officers, apres
l'indcmnite Pritchard, nous p~ouvions nous tcniT
~entrepos de CO cote, ct tout 4 coup nous appre-
mons, par les %journaux anglais, do nouxelles
complications aussi graves que len prece-s
dentss. L.'amiral Hamelin charge dc re-
Etabif lie gouvernement de la refine Pomare,
arrive d Taiti; Pomar6 refuse dc n yoir
ellie n'acccpte de lui aucune 66.a.1e, slcune
communication directe. Sill vent une eftrevne,
ellie cxige la presence de l'amiral anglais. Que
p~ouvait faire lamiral Hamelin2 En- presence
des difficulties quill rencontre ct don't IL volt Ia
cause, sa ierte rationale SO ~reyolte. Prerlant
conseil de la dignite de son pays, il institute dc
son propre movement une autorite provisoife;r
ct brise une seconde fois 10 gouyvernement dc
Pornare. VOLTA ce que nous dissent les CORES.
pondances anglaises; elles nous apportent en-
MEME temps une Tongue lettre de Pomare au
kEoi des FranGais, pleine d,injures ct de calom-
mics contre nos officers 0eupre a III fois serieu.
Sc et burlesque, on I'm missionnaire anglais Sc
HdonneIe piaisir d'outrager la France ell emprun-
tant la signature dune refine savage. 81 tous
ces bruits Sc CONTINENT, que fera lie ministere ?
Apresle desayeu de M. Dupetit-T houars ct dc
M. d'Aubigny aurons.nous le desaveu de l'amiral
HamcIin
Les n~ouyelles du Marco mont pas moin de
grayite. Les feuilles ministerielles avaient ce-
lebre, il y a un mois, la convention dc Lalla-
Maghrnia. On await public ce trait6 commo un
bulletin de yictoire. Tous les intertts l6gitimes
de Ia France etaient s~atisfaits l'empereur de
Marco ~s'avonait ~vaincu, ct Add. .Kader allait
So. trouyer sans resources. Aujourd'hui on ap.
prend qu'Abderrhaman refuse dc RATHER IN
traite sign6 ct rattle par Ia France u desavOue
SEES plenipotentiaires ct les fait METRE en- prison.
Les negotiations sont peut.etre rompues en- co.
moment, ct nous VOLTA aux prises ayec le Marco,
CONNIE 81 le prince de JoiIyille r'avait pas bonn
barde Mogador, ct comme 81 le mar6chal Bu-
geaud n'avait pas remporte Ia bataille disly.
Lesauesfions politiques ont tout d coup repris
une grande Importance en- Espagne. A Mad
rid et dams 10 reste de la Peninsula, tolis les es.
prits si6ineBgcpt encore de Petrange concordat
asi g'cst c0ncln 4 Rome sur des bases complete
ment differences de celles que lie ministers Mar
yaez await proposes. En- France meme, Fin
FAINT don Carlos, ahdiquant SEES droits d Ia couron-
ne ct les transmettant d son fis ain6, lie prince
des Assuries, Went de r~eveiller tous les common.
taires, toutes les cOnjectures don't a etc l'objet dc.
ia cette grande question du marriage de Ia refine
Isabelle. Courier des e. U.
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(coMMuNIouE.)

NIhZA
ASpKTE, Dams cette Paroissc, IL 90 JUN l845, Mime.
de no ans
Quit nous aoIt permisfFana qu'on nous sccuse do
nasiefie,. de payer 4 ceilaSaui nest plus, IhuRlble tribut
DC fan1iti8s Des parens attenfifs fentouraient de
SONS, pour douer son esprit ct son cnur des plus mobiles
qualites, Eiev6 au Convent du Grand Coteau, ce fut
Ia quRelic paisa ccs profonds sentimens ~Yeiigieux d'a-
Hiouf do Dieu, qui Ia distfngnait 6ninemment, ct qui
~seryalent de iondefnens aux vertns qu'elle possedait i
une si haut ddgr6, ct Ia frent chsrir de tous ceux qui
current le bonheur dc la connaftre. A Ia naive inno-
cence De Tendance, ellie unissait leo mobiles sentimens
ue lesprit accompli, de Ia femme ~vertueuse- dams Rage
ni0r, So Renaissance etait sans bornos, sa chart6
univcrselle. Pour la noblcssc ct rel6vation do Fame
ellie n'aVait point de SUPERIOR. Pleine de s~ympathie
pour les f1alheureux ct les pauvres, par ga douceur ellie
les ranimait ctlcs encourageait; ellie ieur apprenait a
connaitre nne source plus elcv6e de consolation que
cello que pourait leur otfiir CO monde, Oh les justes
trouveront Ia fin de leurs penes, oA Ia vertu sera couron-
ne,e doh sont bannis lie travail OF Ia missrc. &c furent
De telles pensees ct fespoir dune monde meileur ct
Plus beau, qnil Ia soutinrent dans ga p5nible maladie;
&c nut Ia lumiere qui eclarait son Anne, qui plaza u1
SQUIRE sur SEES layres, an milieu de la desolation de SEES
parcns 'nconsoiahies, qni entourait son lii de mort.
Mas ieurs plcnrs ne sont pas sans espoir; ellie ahaisse
sur eux des regards de bontG, ct les Gonvio n la place
que des vertns telles que los siennes, peuyent seuIos
meriter. Ainsi dou6e.de toutes les qualities, auI en- fai.
salt roTnement de la 30 lets dams laqnelle ellie wyatt.
50 mort prematureo est nne source do profonds regrets
pour Sea aunis, une peFsc irreparable pour ses parens,
e IN suiet dc ~desespoir ct de psine profonde pour son
mari d9sol6.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
COLI EGE ST. CHARLES,
fGRAND eArEAr


Les raassaspublie lnlnonceron a cetto institution
auiourd'hai. ~ juliet, ct continueront ~jusqu'au 10 in.
c~lusivement.
LIE commencement aura lieu mardi proclaim, is do
ce mois, D 9Ahs A, M.
oRDRR Das ExRRcfcEa.
Dialogues Fa,ailiers, dams les diverses langues ensoig.
n6es au Collsge, par ID 6levea suivanta;
Ernest Briant. Adelphe Olivier.
Florian Cornays Carlos Greyembrrr.
Bernard D. Dauterive, Edgar Pitot,
Adolphe Dcblanrs Ernest ST. Gaudaine.
Louis peblane, John Smith,
CoasedigsFfdneaf QArart,l Do Moliere, iou6 par
Desire B6rauds Eugene Forstall.
SNevign0 Brolssard, Arthur Jourdan,
Henry DaaalEf Adolphe Mouton,
Alcide DsaNiE William Mouton,
Benjamin DGlRan, W Paul Poincy,
Theodore DavAlcour, Theodore robin.
Discoars III ageaictery, on Anglais, par L. Lastrupes.
Liberalization des Prir.
Des meFesa1x Dc muaiquc aeront EXECUTES par la So
lciet6 Philharmoniquc.
Lie public cot respcctucusement invite a honnorOr les
e~xercices d 50 presence.
Juliet 10, ls45.-lt
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
LES wings DE SRI. LANDRY.

Jamais nous rl'avons VIA. dams aucnne occa-
aion. notre parti manifeaer I'm meilleur esprit
ct autant d'unaniinitc, sur to.is les points de po-
litique ct do neccssitah, quill sen trouve aujourd-
hui, dams sca rangs. All jour de la lutte, tous
les ceurs seront tclicmant tournes vers Iaimant
Wing, que Ia Democratic en- ~tremblcra. Nous
esPgrons nonmer tous nos officers de paroisse !;
ii nous 6chouons, nous seront forces dc ~conyenir
que 10 Locofocoisme q 6leve, aus milieu do nous,
50 tetc sd'hydre. Les signes du tens sont bicn
trompcurs, on 81 Landry ne pcrncttra point Get.
a. tote Dc Esssser debou,. Tant que les Wings So
ront unis, CONNIE lis 10 sont maintenant, lis n'au.
ront rien d cFaindro dune opposition ouyertc nj
do Vaccinations tenebreuses. Ayec les candi-
dass dc Ia convention des opelousas pour officers
de- paroissc, aycc ccur de la convention de Ba,
ton Rouge pour officers d'etaL nous prenons les
armes pour unc nouvelle attaquo contre lie cita
dclle De.nocratiqnc, decides a cscalsdcr SEES rem
parts, eu a mDurir dams 10 fossd.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
vent enfouis dansle sein de Ia terre, p~ersonne no
Pcutl lie dire lis sont sans aucun doute d~'originc
espagnole, mails les plus anciens habitans ne SO
rappellent pasd'cn avoir vi dc pareillo taille.
LA RECOLTE.
[D'un Corrcspondaut.1

fLA E&& AI Nah
lie retour dune tournee dams In partie Nord
quest de cctte p~aroisse ct dams celies des Avoyel-
les j. reviews ayec le plaisir d'ayoir W. pressure
Partout les promcsse dune abondante tecolte.
Dans quelques endroits les premiers mais ont souf.
ferf faute de pluic, mais les averses abondantes
qui sont venues rafraichir la terre depuis q~uelques
scmaines, nous donnerons, dams mon opinion,
une DIES %recoltcs, la plus belle en- fat de patates
ct de mails qu'on ait WI dams cette paroissc.
lie cotton p~rcsente par tout une belle apparent
&c, ct est plus avance que 10 saison ST lie tens
continue favorable, dams les prcmiers iours d'Au-
gnste ont pourra, sur, bcaucoup de plantations,
ramasscr avec success. NJ.
Les cannes aussi sont dams lie plus bel etat.
On nous 4 dit que les altres parties dc la parois.
Sc, que nous n'avons pas Ell lie plaisir dc visiter
nous meme, pr6scntent lie meme aspect ct que
partout les biens de Ia terre seront en- abondan-
CO. ST. e yer, notre ennemi mortel ne Went pas
nous %visiter, Ia recolte de cotton sera SUPERHERO
celle do toutes les autres saisons Ell cel!e dc
sucre depassera nos Experiences.
8 LIZ LoUr BLASc.-Lectcurs vous ates
fo'Ioas. '-GazcHe des Opelousds.
gDans notre dernier voyage a la nellie Or
leans, nous nous sommes procures la suite de
rhistoire i%ntitulde lie loup Blanc que nous
%ayions etc forces d'interrompre depuis q%uelques
tens. Nous ferons attention dorenavant de nc
@jarnais commencer une historic sans pouvoir en-
bonner Ia fin. lie merite dn Loup Blanc excu-
Sc pour nous sa longucur. c'est p%ourquoi nous lie
continuous.
~ .
G-On trouvcra dams nos COLONIES un avis du
college st. Charles, annoncant Ia cloture de
Pannee scolaire ct les exercices qui r'accompa.
gnent. Sans doute parcns ct amis ne manqueront
point a cctte solemnite.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
HORRIBLE uArAsTRopHE.

Tn epouvantable malheur est yenl leter HER
Ia CONSERVATION dams notTe vile. Vers d l1eu-
resd fapres-midi, le bateau d yapeur Mdrqtct-
te, caPitainc A. Turpin, parait pour Cincinnati;
il %n'avait pas quite son mouillage, an pied de
la rue Gravier, que ces deux chaudiercs celia
talent avec un bruit effroyable. Mexplosion a
brise en- pieces lie pont i%nferieur ct Ia. oabine Il
bias bord j~usqu'au tambour; ellie a lance dams lie
feuve les cheminees ct les debris des chaudie-
res enfn ellie a tue gu blesse trente OH quarante
personnes, passengers on equipage. ICES resies
du bateau ont sombre immediatement, Pavant
jusqu'aux gardes, rarrierc jusqu'au niveau de Ia
cabine DIES DANES.
Au moment on lie bateau a sa0te, lie capital.
ne Turpin venait de donner I'ordre dn4depart i
il marchait sur lc pont superieur pour suryeiller
la ct voir 81 rien lie la g6naitaPar.
riere les roues avaient Il peine eu lie temps de
faire trois on quatre tours quill fut enlevG a enyi-.
ron dix pieds en- Pair ct retomba sur lie pont il
a eule bonheur de n'ayoir qu'une forte confusion
a la jamie.
LIE pilote qui Sc ~trouvait au gouyernail, M
Qstrander, fut lance avec une violence inouIe ct
alIa retomber 4 une assez grande distance sur
le pont du bateau a vapeur Ydzoo City qni Sc
~trouyait mouille pres de la. II s'est dennis Ia cuts.
Sc.
" ~ cHtt puoG AhSAE 0AN - hOihTi
bro de ceux qui SO trouvaient sur le pont des
chaudieres on restime a dix OH quinze indivi
dus, parmi lesquels plusieurs passengers de cham
bre. lis ont etc lancss dams les airs d cent Gin
quante au deux cents pieds, horriblement multi
les lis sont retomb6s dana lie fieuye ct ont CITE
engloutis nstantanement.
lie commits ct lie PROPOSE a Ia barre etaient
dams leurs cabines respectiyes qui ont etc lancecs
par dessus hord on ma pu encore retrouyer lie
corps de ces infortunes.
lie nombre des passagers Ell DIES gems de re.
quipage qui ont ete tues gu blesses, Oh qui mont
point Teparu, est, ainsi que nous l'avons dit plus
haut, prcbablement de trente on q~-arante. La
scene que presentait lie pont inferienr, frappait
de terreur ct de pitie. lei c'6tait IN cadavre
don't la tete etait pressure enforcement s6paree /;
Ia IN malhereux don't les deux iambes await 6te
e~nlev6es plus loin d'autres infortunes gisaient
! converts d'horriblcs pleasures OF do br1lurcs plus
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
a s

IA. II, Martin. ESQ.,, de la Paroisso 81. LANDRY,
1 FAIT ID dcuIandc, par petition, d'atrc nomme
administrator des biens dc feu
nAURENT DUPREa, Eiiss
de ia paruissS 81. Landry, dec6dc.
T1nteslns pHF@eaHaM qui aufaient des raiaons legaies
pour yoppoarr i ~ die nomination, devfont les preacn3
tor a mon bureau ksnkeas dams los dix ioars qui aniy-
ront Ia date Ha pNAsNi agiss
a. GAKnEGuEs. Jage III EseYoisse.
OPGIoisas, . junAa aas6r2G