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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-12
C0TT0N'S TREATISE.

SUPREME COURT, H., Feb. 26, 1915.
Henry G. CoiiOn, Esq,
SiR:-Wchave examined your late "Treatlse
on the power and duties OF Justices OF the Peace
IN the State of Illinois" and deem it due to you
to say, that we regard it as work of great accu-
racy-arranged and compiled with marked ability
of indispcnsablc utility to justices of the peace,
and the utmost advantage to members OF the
profession, and the public generally Yours, &c,
LANES SHIELDS, S.H. TREAT,
J. d. CATION. JESSE B. THOMAS,
w. B. SCATES, Il. G. BROWN,
:. u. LOCKWOOD, Il. YOUNG.
WIN. WILSON,
concurin the above, THOMAS FORD.
The work is for sale al the Free Trader" Of.
fee and Walker Il llcklng's store, Ottawa
price, 81.
Ottawa, March 2s, 1915.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-12

For sale by
g. l.. 1'noMPsoN, OHawa.
&. Ii. WOODRUFF, Toilet.
Doct. S. G.. SMITH. Peru.
NOAH WIswALL, Princeton.
j. STEVENS e. Son, Indionfoun.
THOMAS GALLAHER, Henry.
A. PETER. Dresden.
AMBROSE 0'CoNNER, MarSeiNts.
Aug. 8, lS45. S-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-12
SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS,

tST received from the east, most beautiful
- assortment of GOODS, of the choicest Pat.
terms and latest styles, as follows:
Superior Black, Blue. and Invisible Grccn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-12

WIWUWTOIT, Ia, NtTT II, I614
iiarter and Co-Dear Srs | have sold all
the Persian Pills that you left here, aud should
be glad to get some more. They have accom-
pshcd miracles here, ana are in erea, dcnal d.
The pills are called for several times every day
u You cannot come this way soon, please and
send some 10y stage. Yours, etc, ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-12
REMARE OE COTNTEHEEIIS !

DE " TNIs UT IUTN TENFETTN!
No one has the genuine "Hebrew Plaster ard
"'crsan Pills for sale except those who are
supplied hy ID llurtcr aud Co, of Crawiurds,ilc,
la; who are our only anlhurized agents for The
same in the west; and as tits known that n rcr--
tain BENJAMIN PnELrs, of 81 Louis, Mo, is dis
ttihutlng articles purporting 10 be the above me-
dicines, aud which are evidently spurious, Tot-
fire, the public are cautioned not to purchase tx.
cept from those who are supplied by ID Hares
aud Co-DEwARE OF CouSrrnrEirs!
II HALSTEDr
'riNI m
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New Orleans S~tatiOners' Warehouse

NO ID Camp street.
.. TEE (sqecessor to Norman, Steel & Col
tionery, Books, &c, wholesale and retail. s
Account bocks, Of the first class, manufactured Of
the best materials Ind warranted superior.
SUPREME Stattenery--Goyernments, Public Offices.
Draging and Architectural Materials.
amelled Visiting Cards, &c. 800 M
Ssnoot Sooss--Afu full assortment Of all kinds.
CheGp Publications and Magazines.
london STANDARD Books and Annuais.
The articles OF Stationery, &c from this estabI;sb-
ment are warranted to be superior, and prices - i've
P4sS y sy4
GPrinting and Book -binding, in all the;r vsy;o,.
styles executed IN the best manner, at the loNssss
prices. New Orleans, Feb. 90-6m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20
Nuyvs or Tun WEEK.

The one day election bill has been returned
blythe President with his signature, and is now a
law of the land.
Mr.. Webster had arrived at Washington, and
had made his appearances in the Supreme Court.
Mr. ". A. Fournet has been appointed collec.
Tor and treasurer ofthe parish Of ST. Martin. for
the present year.
THE SLAVE PAULINE. The committee ofphy-
%sicians in the case Of The slave Pauline, condem-
ned to death, for harbarous treatment Of her mis-.
tress, ha i've made theirreport ''that the said me-
gress is eRcet,tte two months and three weeks
Hersexecution viii therefore not take place till
the 2sth March, 1876.
In the Senate fthe United States, on Tuesday,
1.-The Hon. d. HI. Lewis was qualified and took
his seat as Senator elected by the legisture of
Alabama, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Q fthe Hon. VIM. R. King. The
Hon. Jas. Scmple was also qualified as Senator
elected by the Legislature of Illinois, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by The death ofthe Honora.
BILE Saml McRoberts.
John Jacob Aston, it is said, has a cohtempla.
ton to payoff the Croton Aqueductsdebt, on con.
dition that the the water is forever hereafter 10
be free for the use ofthe citizens.
The Supreme Court Of the u. States awar.
|ded TO Amos Kendall, in the suit between hin,
and Stockton d Stokes, the sum Of $4,000.
We regret to state that one Of our citizens,
Mr.. Bulger, met with a most distressing acci.
dent. He inadyertentlypu a doubie load in his
pistol, which exploded in firing, manslinp his
hand so badly, immediate anptitation was abso.
lutely necessary. The cooperation was performed
I1r II11VidSnp with hiSN ooc,,stox,. al .ntan-s1.#
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20

HIS CREDITORS.
VIE cession of property made by the petitioner in
the above case, having been accepted by the pre-.
siding Judge in the Fifth Judicial District, for the ben.
eft of his Creditors, and a meeting of the said Insolveat
Creditors ordered, on thirty days notice being given, &c,
NoD, therefore, Notice is Hereby giuea to said Gre.
dditors, that a meeting will be holden, before Edmond
IL. Martin, Esq, Notary Public, in and for the said
Parish, al his Office in the town of Opelousas, on Mon.
day, The l7th day Of March, 1915, at 10 o'clock AM,
then and there to deliberate on the AFFAIR." Of aa;d In,
solvent: II the meantime, all proceedings against hs
person and property are stayed.
BY order as aforesaid:
feb.13-td I POSEy n e,l
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20

GrThe laws governing the operation Of the
Indian Vegetable Elixir aud Liniment in the
cure of Rheumatism, are as certain as the laws
of Nature, and without an exception has ~inyaria-
bly, cured the complaint. The present Collec-
tor of Customs at Shreveport certifes toa cure
of Rheumatism which had afflicted him for
eight years, by the use . this medicine, from
90 Poydras street, where it is kept and warranted
to give satisfaction.
For sale in OPelousas, BY DR.. HNwK1Ns.
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M9Eg9a.

"a MEETING of the Creditors Of the Estats Of
q JAMES O'CONNER, late Of the Parish Of
st. Landry, deceased, will take place at my Office on
Tuesday, 25th instant, for the purpose of celebrating
ana needing on the terms of sale of the property belon-
ging 10 the estate OF said deceased.
feb 1927 A. GARRIGUES, Parish Judge.
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CONGRESSIONAL

IAlZr- -EElefAr.ETE
On the 9th ulf., in the Senate, Mr.. Berrien
introduced asbill for the modification fthe natu.
raiization laws. In the House, the debate ON
the Oregon bill was further continued.
Vn the 26th, the Senate was. engaged in dis.
cussing Mr.. Fosters Post Office bill. The House
occupied the day with the reading If new bills
resolutions, &c.
Onthe 29th, the Senate appropriated $25,00O
Tor the erection of buildings at Pass Christian. C6,
the us. Troops. The House further debated
1.-The Oregon bill.
On the 3Oth, thesenate discussed The Pos,
office bill, without taking the question, and tben
adjourned 10 the Sd inst. The House debated
the Oregon bill, passed a resolution toprint 40.
600 copies ofthe Annual Report of the Commits.
slonerol Patents, and adjourned. This Re.
port, among other interesting things, says, that
$4,000 patents have been issued up to the 10th
inst
On the 3lst, the Senate did not sit. In the
House Mr.. Saunders. Of N. O., chairman ofthe
Suaiclary Committee, reported asbill 10 establish
A uniform rule of naturalization, and to repeal
" other acts heretofore passed onsthe subject,
Try 2 majority vote, MI debate on the Oregon
fblN was 40 ceasesonthe It'll inst.
Fs6.slst. The Oregon bill was taken ID n the
louise and debated III Committee ofthe Whole.
AFTER several amendments DC, the House adj.
lo1rned till Monday, whensthe bill was again 10
nes taken up. There was no doubt Of It's pas
sage bY aO Or 30 lnalorityEand it is also beiiey.
cd that it win pass the. Senate
On the Sd. in the Senate, on motion ofMr.
WalEer, resolution was adopted appointing
three members on the part ofthe Senate, to act
wtsil q similar nlignberfrom the House, in count.
E,ng tnesnailots Tor the election of Presidemt and
vice President.
The Post office bill was then debated until The
Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Oregon bin was taken ID,
IsexeEala Tnendnnents agreed IA, and the bill was
shsn read = third time, and passed BY u vote! Of
40 Yeas to 50 nays.
fs6: 4tA--ln the Senate, Mr.. Barrow re-.
ported = bill establishing d port Of entry at III.
lAyeste, rlsyans, reported from the Finance
uesnnaIee the Sab-treasnry bill, with a recon-.
smendapon thatitbe Indefinitely postponed. The
oregon bill from the House, was referred 10 a
select Committee.
20. archery t Va, Chairman of the Com.
snNseeson Foreign Relations, reported that the
gommitSee had finished the business assigned
them and were ready 10 report,
ne read.ng q THE resolutions avhichsclosedI
we Report were then called for They we're:
FIRST 1hass she Joint Resolutions from the
.Souse "a Aepreseataelye kortho annexation ofE
be rejected.
Secondly That al other Bills, Resolutions
asS Memorials upon The subject BE laid uponthe
: sss report was made the order Of the day
9s 3essaay, and 10000 copies ordered to be
tntAs House. The bill to reduce The price Ofli
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20
THE LEGlsLAruRE.

EM HNM
Very little Of Importance has been transacted
in this body Of late. On the 18th inst. = sea
ofMr. Glaze, Of this Parish, was declarSfl a
cant, and a new election isto take place SosiI
il. The Senate agreedtn the resolution he
House, to adjourn the 10Th Of March. AA SO.
luton was introduced into the House requesting
l Barrow TO resign his scat in the u. sites
Senate, and lostby a small majority! Ii Rods
as follows:
Mr.. BTcKMAN offered the following resolul on:
WHEREAS, Alexander Barrow declared him.
sell opposed to the annexation ofssTexas in the
Senate ofthe United States, although respect.
July called On % support said measure bysa Joint
resolution Of the General Assembly oethis State;
and whereas he has thus shown d disregard 81
ne Interest and wishes Of the people Of Loui.
siana,-
Be q Resolued, That he be respectfully invi.
Ted, by the Senate and House Of Representa-
uyes N General Assembly convened, Forthwith
to resign his seat Id the Senate; and further. that
che Governor be respectfully requested 10 trans.
mt Mr. Barrowa copy of this resolution. at as
early a day as practicable.
Mrs PII,TE moved 10 lay on the table. The
Yeas and nays being cal i'd for, the vote was.
yeas ~, nays 20--and soge resolution vas &C.
cordingly lost. n
ii
1RNAEss--W were s1oWll 2 turniP 4 sAw
days since, raised ii thia aaga by 1 friend, which
we measured, ana found il Is SO inches ii al
cuinterellce, above Che ground What there il
under tie ground, W. cannot saw. But we thinl
ss;s NJ u Z M n VII
aors about th;s latisude and sag .h;.a IN. !, q;
.hs;r na;4a,.ss ~ sa'as ssAe : =
nSss,s
4 NoREE ExPREssIoN.-In conYersation
with ! gentleman Of foreign birah. i law DAYS
siace. ma a. .as;aaa IS IS ! ! ssys
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20

III - "A - -. - -. OWnra
srss..s ~ Sast;o,,,a e H. ;aafor;o,,s 70
g ls'enets, ulo paiueu,a.s =. pe .aspa.S aeth
-. a.oss usss'a n; : Ssaid ~ =. ha,a ay.sade
$3.50 y ~. laAHlsss SSnish;sa = ~ ps,ss;o
ss..y I s IL w 81. o,Ss1 sale nasus. .as, r. baslens
- w. u - II ~ san,a5 i,
49, : I'LL. ssss:assg;sn
ss.;--@ As1sN. 4 : 49, III sss:ses as;sT Sc
tas.s.s Y. ~ 49, scsLs $3.50 cssrs, +
~esass%An@s:as IL SSa Sassssa ~ IS ,vh;sl I
49, " ". $500 sss I'D $3.50 NH ~ ss4;sss
800 \ sas $780, MI i;ss y $3.50 Z sssarssyel
g. 4 asSS%s@ ..,a .as ssns. s@sss sssa INA
ssT@ :-~1 Y SS ssss VIC sss: an 800
.es.sS u !. 0sssSu.s Ts ss.31 $ ~ assfs sSat ha.sa o.
49, slpaTSssso Y - Assas:ssaf 1900 !
80 ~ ~ 49, Z
~, ~ ~ SaSM S, ssssA III .,Ia
II 49, sstssssa as ~ 49, -, y
sas s. ns.sses 49, sn.sa.s1 lso.u 80 NJ M,
~ 49, S : ~ 60 LS 49, aaa.shssn
20 ssSss.s- s.TsN "aAa M s. 10 ser,sn,
So -. 5 ~. 1870 sA 49, 49, ! .ss $500 ,Lst Tho,
- - y
s..ss:,,,, - xs,a;..al ,ls oHscar ssagt;ngSto Il;
e.. ~MsGL s-N.sssas 49, 80 4 asarss Il,
,Sn.s Esrss.nsa~ II s,ss Ssyss;esl Wowepas pr
III s-.. I s~.s,. ndssny.sss s. 1880 IA.
~ ha.sss orrSs;rS,; mn ssar y q
a. VIZ, hsgs,sr n, LssrsS M raE,.se foSSn u
rbs ss;ss, III ;ss rsi;% Y NJ WI ssa;ssr
TdSn ami W. cftSa stransar seemed suddenly
III with d liquid IRE dis he answered inthe afr.
native.
fEtwas my FIRST camgaign, !, continued the
other tiny father was one of the brayest" (he
meant bloodthirsty sleaders ofshe revolution
His influence ohfnined for me d commission ;
ri csSsssS I'M ssSSsss go,na no difEc,,lty,
il earning for myself promotion. Inthe action
alluded so We were allowed but Two hours 70
make what piilaae we could ii The town Of Ebris.
tien before W. proceeded onward 70 greater
aud more gl9rious Victories. Well, there was
ajewelleF gFsSl wealth, whose house, which
swaB pointed ouki III me hY an Austrian prisoner,
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1EoGdee.

PieEae Rcsemond Breaux, ofthe Parish Of La
fayette, State Of louisiana
AS applied by Petition, for the appointment
ministrator of the Estate of
FRANCOIS HTEs. BREAUX,
late of the Parish of St. Landry, deceased.
Any person intending to oppose said appointment,
will file the same in. writing, in my Office, within ton
days from and after the Publication hereof.
GARRIGUES, Parish Jadge.
0peiousas, Feb goth, ls45-2t.
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ROE At E il E.

---.-
WILLbe sold at public auction, by the undersien-
e. ParishJpdge IN and for the parish Of N .Landry.
On Saturday, the 22d day Of March
next, 1915.
A. the last residence Of EMELEE FONTENOT,i
deceased. widow Of Ely GuiiiOry, situated in the
Old Grande Prairie,
IN sad Parish. all The property belonging to the estate
Of said deceased, consisting Of
The Tract Or Farrell Of land
on which said deceased last resided, containing one !
hundred and eighty superficial arpents.
Five slaves, fifty head Of gentle horn
ed cattle, plough horses, eight head
of unbroken horses, two pairs work
oxen, one lot hogs, one on cart, i'm.
Plements Of husbandry, household
furniture, &c, &c.
Terms at sale. II
February Goth, ls45-te.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20

public lands was under discussion the whole
day.
[The Express Mail having failed two or three
days in succession, we have no later dates from
Washington.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20
N o

Messrs. E0NgTHTS0T q gTAGG. 81 4he par.
iSh Of It, Landay,
AVE applied by Petition, for the appointment ii
q Administrator of the Estate of
EMEsAIE FONTENOT, deceased,
widow Of Eli Guillory, Of the said Parish.
81; Any y. person intending TO oppose said appointment,
days from and after the publication hereof
A. GARRIGUES, Parish Judge.
Opelonsas, February Goth, l845.-2t
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RR0BAHR 9AADa

sVWILEsbe sold at public Auction, BY the under.
5. !, signed Parish Judge in and for the Parish Of
On Friday; the 2lst day Of March
next, 1845,
Az The last residence Of FRANCOIS HTE.
BREAUX, situated and lying
On Plaquemine Brnlee,
All the property belonging 70 said estate-consistine Of
The Tract or Parcel of Land
on which said deceased last resided, containing two
hundred superficial arpents,
-Four slaves, horse creatures, horned
cattle, household furniture, etc. etc.
Terms on the day of sale.
A G~ARRIGUEs, Parisk Judge.
February 90, 1s45-s
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20

NoAAoNs-0h G5 44NA dHu AotA5 CUttol
declined tets. per pound, in The city. The sales
We're very heavy, amounting in two days to
about eleven thousand bales.
0-The contraction repairing the Court house
in this place, has again been left open. The Pc.
lice Jury on Monday last-whcn the adjudication
was 10 have been given-postponed tho matter
until the first Monday IN March approaching.
GyDatss as late as the sth inst. have been
received from Texas, but nota word Of news was
brought through the papers.
G-The case Of Hatch, who murdered Mr..
jackson 1T the ST. Louis bah room on Mardi.
gras night, Al last dates was progressing, but
had not been decided. What we can gather from
the evidence we think it 4 cold blooded murder.
GrOur ncighbors5o of the Gazette, on Satur.
day last, endeavored to make themselves merry
4 our expense, by inaicting upon Us a castiga-
lion forour unrefined diction and bad grammar
We'll be u 70. We pretend neither to be 4
gramraarian nor very refined writer. But
certainly We should not go to the Gazette for
ANEE EEEaZ 3W NH WV no
specimens Of refined ideas or correct language.
As wchayc better matter to gil our columns
with than writing about nothing, and as we do
not wish to infict upon our readers extracts from
paper, erea for the purpose of criticism, we
dismiss the matter here.
$50 little fly;
Inc world ls large enough for you and II
FoREIeN.-A few items Of foreign news have
esnreceived, one day later than our last ac-
counts; but1there Is nothing DC iintersst among
IL said thatthe ruinor ofM Everett,s
\ without follndation--at leaAat foe theIi
present. Anthe town. Of Cork and Dublin, He.
land Protestant MAJ Is have been elected,
though majorisiss in Me councils are Roman
Catholics. The French Chambers show a ma.
in favor Of The ministry. The Chinese
appear to be rather poJfsh and determined ON a
fight with the English. There was considers
BILE excitement IN the London money marker,
but nothing is said Of cotton.
G Thanks to The Pamela, Capt. Bercier, fol
late New Orleans popers.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20
MEXICO.

! to write the particulars before Tomorrow.
: JALAPA, 10th Jan. ls45.
S O'Clock. A. M.
PEDRo LERA,
9 me Min;s,er f,rtbsr inSar ,fsabe Govsrnrasn,
= - ny vbon.. zen
? IS : oaa.eso'es = aWa1a 'ns asclsloh e 'he go
ssT..a san... 10. I'LL. st.
u. app ~ T. II uIa.;.;a III II .ha III. onllaain: ~ w en t,.os'
Z ~ a1 1f!1,;sa s;,,sa ;ns . uI IT, l . .a ~ .i q y "
-, H. +. .las ~ " 800. MI !. 800, ~ "as
h;n H. ~ ~ noeSss g alnly, VII ;..as l delea.ea
, ,;"s. a ~ s,; - ]. ps ~ oa ~ L. son, 49, nePfsaa,
he Conss;t,,.;oaai ,roans I'm S''u s01neu
X nj - =
sboa ~ 600 LS,a1sa1 - r.sss.sJ III
la ~ ba,ss IT, - "ss9 \ % NJ.
W. 4 D0s saa .ass
fr;end - ancaanaas H. = ssasee1S
m se.au = a aee9anPaly nm
asssasdb w. NJ Z III a99ssso' W. -
H. sshes.sas b;sssaie ~ 49, e aauA.
IIagaI 81 ras;st;na NJ aan.,ias NH III u s
Iii n hl.,ns ~ Ssnt. spps,S oM5 s1,s a'a1
(.ovarnnent M $4,000 Mn, NJ e
60. .na ~ ~ \ A = oPsatie y
sE,be osnagai hsSiar ,sas mn 49, ~ ,,o,,Ia
be conae,nned2bv the yovernmant and ey,c,ted
Pubic Irana,;l Sas NJ essabl;sha thro.ah
out Mexico. and nt,blic %fastivals MI hean or5er
\ ed throughout he Renpbl;c 81 ceiebrate The alo
rio,,s ayent ofths dor,ne,I n ofS ~ So. : So sse,
Ana = - SyiaA' 'an.s
Govornn,ent ba5 ;ss,,od or1axs :. u j; -. )
menf oftba army and ;,v;te5 H. .hsaat - =
s,,,o hi. aoamgat
a n : oecuPasloaS
IRA erv' 81 atr;o,;smSor,h ,,;l;,;a ssJ $50
mendad aovernroant y 49,. -
d;str;b,ta : var al - ~. ,,,hn 49, .
tl,amsa lves# - tba ala III ..as M FL
$3.50 ~ - - So = \ ~ ~
OUR STATE DEBTS.
The Finance Committee of the House Of Re.
representatives. have presented a very interesting
report accompanying the bill for the adjustment
Of the debts proper of tie State, which exhibits
The following statement of DIR State indebted
ness
The debts3proper, now &le, and
maturing between thf date
and the year 1879 is set
down at $~4,I57,5e4 90
he assets ofthe StatSswhich
can be applied to thaytextin-
guishment Of this debttss'are
estimated at o ,94s,136 Sc
10 regard g ne bonds Of the State issued for
The obligations issued by the State Il favor.
Of the Property Banks, originally announced Isee
last Treasurer's report, statement d. TO
$Ie,3sO.000 90
--
On 3lst December, 1914, they
amounted 10 s I4,O45,2 2 90
-
AS follows, to wit:
Bonds to the Uni
nm sRauL of d.. oEo 400
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PROBATE IIIII.
PROBATE SALE

$50
WILL be offered for sale at PUBLIC AIfps
- TON, to the last end highest bidder. 81
the undersigned Parish Judge ii and for the H..
ish ofSt. Landry,
Oa Saturday, NE ia day of March nert, lsas
a. thelh residence efthe late Celise Fontenot AM
wife q ponat Gnillory, situated on Bayou BOeuf.i II SS;S
Parish, nll the property belonging to the Estetesis
community between said Donat Guillory and The chill
dren and heirso his said deceased wiic-Consistinp Sf
ACERTINTRACTOR PHRCELOF LAM
Situated on Bayou Boenf the same where the deceasSs3
last resided and containing one hundred and sixty suDsS
6cial yrpcns-
Seven Slaves Of. different ages and al
both sexes-five head of horses
horned cattle, branding irons, one
lot Of hogs, Implements of husband
~, etc, etc.
Among the Slaves 70 be sold, there is good cdypeasss
Terms at sale
Jan Both, l445.-ts
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
sNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing under The
firm of Pigeon & Choutt, was dissolved on the
18th inst by mutual consent. The unsettled affairs Of
the concern will be attended to by either Of the par
ties.
Mr., Joseph Choutt will continue to transact the
same line Of business for his Individual account.
FREDERIC PIGEON,
J. CHOUTT.
Washinson, La. February 90, l8a5. 81
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20

JOB PRINTING
vi every description, neatly and sxpoditiouslv ezecp,sa
= the oehss u me 81. Landry Wing" Is,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20

Dates as late as the sth inst. have been
received from Texas, but nota word Of news was
brought through the papers.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20
Is follows. 10 wit:

As follows, to wit:
Bonds to the Uni
on Bank of La. $3.50, 900
Do. Citizens Bank
ofLouisiana, 6,79O226
Do. Consolidated Asso-
citation, ~2,OO5,OOO
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PR OBJ AT E al Z

lTNTILLbe sold at PuhiasA Auction, by the UNDERSIGNED
w Parish Judge N rand for the Parish of 81 Landry,
On Monday. the Sd day IF March neat, j s45,
at the last residence Of James O'Connor, dec,d,ssda-
s sed IN sa!d = RaI,sl. U ga Grsnde Prairie, The property
|ACERTAIN TRtCTorPARCELofLAN
situated in,said Parish, the same ON which said 81
ceased resided, containing two hundred superficial az.
pens, together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. al
ANOTHER TRACT OF LAM
situated n said Parish adjoining the above tras, n
and containing two hundred superficial arpens-
Five Slaves, three horses, ! OK Carl.
y pair work oxen, sixteen head
Of gentle horned cattle, one lot DC
hogs, one lot Of carpenters tools,
household furniture, etc, etc.
forms at sale.
Jan: soth, ls4s.-as9 5, 1a.''1 1saSf
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On Sist December, 1914, they
amounted TO 3D. 45. 226 on
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20
$~l4 ,226

The Union Bank has always met punctually
the interests on the bonds issued in its behalf.
The State holds $s,OOo,OOO of mortgages fur
nished to guarantee 81, 100000 i bonds origi.
nallY emitted.
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$50 ST. 8anorg 1Sgfs,
@R@R0W9Ms, as1A,
THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. 20, Is4l

corro0.-On sGs Ia,h and 18th, cotton
declined tets. per pound, in the city. The sales
were very heavy, amounting in W days to
about eleven thousand bales.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-20

0-The contTactfor repairing the Court house
il this place, has again been left open. The Po-
lice Jury on Monday last-whcn the adjudication
vast % have been giyen-postponed the matter
until THO first Monday in March approaching.
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And was discussed until adjournment.
Friday. l4th.--The above section was discus
sed aN day tby Mr.. sonle, principally, who, be,
ing q foreigner. Of course gave 3he sNatives', 4
considerable peltingg, and wrdtNfn for striking
out the section, and leaving the Chair eligible
for all. During the discussion, the Convention
adjourned.
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Ofthis amount the Bank has redeemed ST..
10000, due on the lst November last, whilst
its securities have been largely increased BY its
accumulated profits. This responsibility Of the
State mayb Q therefore considered as sitogeth.
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OUR S'EATE DERTS

IT = 49, Iy Wa WRsS40,IoO %
In regard 70 the bonds Of the State issued for
certain Banks. the report concludes as follows
The obligations issued by the State in favor
OF the Property Banks, originally amounted (see
last Treastirer's report, statement d. TO
$l9,3sOi0O0 90