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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
Cheapest and Best Goods
IN EATON ROLGE.

Al He YcHog Store Under The Hill
Dry Goods-Fancy prfnst Of latest style
assorted do. Frerch do, half mourning 10
mourning DO, new style half mourning de-
fancy blue do blue plaind domestics ar ron
CHECKS ahTtfDg stripes; blue demips5: as
sorted eettanades, fancy cotfobades: broad
cofttdH eafHask: bed ticks brown linen, net
ting |: white and brown table cloths; Canton,
dances, f~anEelsy noleSkin cassimeres, black
= nhcea, green CHcasian, assorted Enellsh
HIeIiRoe9; bleached domestics, uBbleacbp9
do, saddle lankets, colored cambrics. black
bombazette, cotton ~veIvels, extra fine black
sis Irish Llaens. Cerseis ard corded skirts,
gum elastic sdspenders, black silk cravats,
furniture prints, Nadfas Handkerchiefs, La
dies stockings Of all kinds, mems half hose,
Ladies night caps, childTen DO, matrass bind
.1ngs, worsted dc, coat do, worsted serge, white
and coiored flot gloves, cotton umbrellas.
bonhets and bonner ribbon, Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs Shell and horn1 Muslins
and Jacolefs,
Doors AsD snoEs-Calf sewed boots, peg.
ged 10, Zip do, mud do.
Men cali sered brogans, pegged do, kip
do, Creole pc, Russet do.
LaflcswalkFHg shoesYhrneans Of all kinds,
Kid slips, Misses do, children's shoes Of va
rlous kinds.
Hafs md caps.-Cassimere hats, broad
brm hats [bIack and whitel, glazed caps,
cloth and glazed DO, fur do,
HARDWARE-Pecket Knives, scissors,
rhzurS, Butcher Knives, table knives and fork,
carving do, S~Hoemakers' Knives, planes as
sorted, chi>eis, augers, squares, drawing
knives, eomPasses, castings, Bfitnnnia metal
spoons, German silver do, Iron do, French
locks, knob locks, improved patent knob do,
Knob Latches, Norfolk do, brass plated spurs,
premium screws, patent bun and strap hin.
geS, cut tackS, beads, silver thimbIes, imita-
ton Dc, waiteSs, Sauc pans, spades, Singing
hatchets, &c,
CROCKERY-Granite dishes, all sizes
Salad do, dinner, breakfast and soup plates
coffee and tea cups, bowls, white and painted
eWers and baSins-and various other articles
too numerous to mention.
@CaIl AMI eXamine before purchasing.
B CHAS. A. HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
NEW GOODS

" # =- H
ED1IbLI25 q bAN0UE womb respectfully.
L iutlrn their cust0 AcrS aud the public gem
orally, ttlt III aIIiUon to their already
well assorted stock, the have received hrs
morning, direct from Men Yor5ahI PhHadel-
phia, a belaliful aAi cheap assortment Of
Fancy ana staple Dry Goods, which were pur-
cha ell by aaeEpericaced aercaaft-prInei-
Pally at a]ocbion, Tor Cash. Our ad0d haFiag
been parchrlscd as stated above, we feel war
5ffated IA assuring buyers, that we can give
them mnch better bargains than thoseaWao
have not like facilGas fer purehasing in the
Eastern markets. Ia short, o8r assortment
wlllco npriSe everysarticIe necessary to aring.
oat a COMPLETE SfOGK0 or DRY GOODS;
and we are prepared 70 Offer great induce.
mentS.to purchasers.
We have opened the following:
Blelched and brown sheetings and Shirlings,
heavy drills, cuttonade5, denims, shifting
stripes, tic iags, checks, pIaiaand twillediow-
ellis, oSaabars negro c]ottous, plain and plaid
lihseEs, bIanaets, canton danuej<, white, scar
let and yellow lannelS, Kentacv jeans, SAITH
aals,blae, black aud fancy ctoihs, mixed cas-
7ineres, black and c~oigured satIns, alpaca las
tres, black bombazines, parisiennes, romeIias.
bFdcddes, ~caShmereS, mousline de lame, black
aad colorei -~erInos, chnSans, barrePeS, cot
ored F~lorence, plain black and figured net Ia
ces, blue bIac fancy FaItrivcr and MerI imac
prints, giaghams, cotton and SILK v~elvets,
green and black bonbazettes, plaid, striped
and plain swiss muslins, htShops'Iawn, book
mnsllns AMI tarIetons, canvass and red pad
dIngs Irish linens, linen cambria hdEfs., silk
pocket hdlfS, rich figured silk and satin era
watts, figured silk and satin scarfS, stock and
aest satin, stocks, cravat pads, worsted and
silk slrgeS, dam1sk table cloths and napkins,
Isaiiah se9Jngs, tailors twist, shawls. hdkfs.,
vests an collars, lace edIjngs andinser}ings,
thro7d d., lnis.in aud j~aconet do, carpet bags,
blue plaid merino for coat-lining, black and
ooio9ei taaata aid satin ribbon, bonnet do,
d., 'woman's mems and boys black and
silk, thread cotton and wors'ad gloves,
and cotton hosiery, siIb, satin, lasting,
twist, paper and horn coat and vest buttons,
pearl Shirt d. gHtH suspendera, corset lacincs,
fancy hair pins, she'll, tuck and side combs,
t~essing combs, an assortment Of ginpE, FIRM
res, cords, &c, and such other articles as are
most needed, to complete the a~ssortmentof a
country store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

4 eEafsIz aad e~aeetaal cure forAgue and
Fever; aisp used successfully in the treatment
Uf Billions FtFer, Nausea, General Debility,
aad Nervgns Weakness.
The 1n3st1tlterlDg recommendation ofthis
edietne nave bEeD received fCrm many emf
nela PhYsiafRps and others Who have used
ITEMS Sold aH terms no cure no pay. Price
$Iper box.
Grags Talent L~ara1uaL12 Ointment.
For tie cure Or scrofulous aud other Ta,nors
Ulcers, sore Breasts, Sore LEGS, Rheumatic
Pains, Old aud Fresh Wounds, letters,
s~pratas, Eruption, Bruises, ChiIbIalns,
SEeiijt2s and i1fi1 nmaaau. pies, scaid
Head C0rns, ant EzterBai Diseases gene
ftiiy. Price 5oet per bog.
T0OTH-fcIE tTO0TII-AEfrE7t
Hpo goa7 fbe noubled eifb his foffacnting
rain. 91en Itcan be caled misunderstanding
The 'feeth4 7
Dr. tasozHfa Trgrfalzs T2otR-acAe EEprr-A
certain and immediate cu ~.
DR. Ltco6nth4vin appetite cd several agents
fr The safe 81 ut valuable Drops, for The cure
# l1e Beoth-acbe,can With confidence recon-
mend as an iafdIible cure IN allcases, hoa-
ever severe, giving ~reliefin i very few min
ntes, and that too wiftout any injury ID tie
teeth Of gums. II possess lie properly Of
eGlivepiUg the gun. wheb is 4 morbid state.
and Of restoring healthy and vigorous action.
This medicine acts IN such manner as TO
deaden The nerve 0f fre tooth. which IS fheoB-
" way that cad be cfsefna1Iy cured witbnnt
extracting The proprietor has Known this
remedy tried IN moro ~fiabTueafy successive
cases, ard did not failin eil1er. OncphlaIof
the Drops. which cost tut so rents. Is snGici-
eHt ~ cure ffoHt1 ID ID 20 eases ofiaoth.ache.
Hanarads Of persons have declared thatfffey
world not be without a phfal Of these drops
far twenty dollars.
Price 69cfa per phtaf. For sale b. he
DRUG Sterae Of n. Jonrdan G.. soGferre. and
oil. w. Mrsslemau.
Baton Rouge, la.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
Coaa1naz.ioa q m21.-Lunii detn;.r.

C~ona1aaziiog q m2r3.-L1nii defBier,
aPres trois jonr De d4bsts, Ia corr DASH.
ses ie Baltimore \ coat4mna i mort I.
Rommt Henry Mac Cary ali, il ! 4
q"glqnes noi~. n<sassiia IN uAgariant Al
Stt, III. Paul Raux. don't il parlageait In
chamhre. Oa 10 rappelle qio RacCarrg,
Tp,6s ayoir Gle arr3te 4 New York, an
moment Oh 4 afIait s'embarQuer pour Lfy.
erpnoi, essata De sa suiciJer en- So con.
pant n gorge. Pendent tnuta IA diraa
dn proc6' e. maihenreux m laiss5 6chtp.
per aurun Symphonic d'dmntia1. At
dcmenr6 lnnasstble On erteudanl Ia d..
cla'ation dujary, Il pendant l'a'lnrutjnn
que Iui a adre~sa T. president ayant d.
prononcer Il sentence de- mort, II a par5
ecoutrr nvec b~eancoup d'auc6tian, mai
IL ma manifesto ancune rrainte. Mis-
m moment ia cnmmercaith f3rm1le AZ
Ia fatale sentence, par I'm grunge hixard.
"a e'nrha dnuo dulise calhniiqua n soaaa
lAngeas alfrs M1cCurry a etc visihf,
r,nt emu. soS ewes - sont agif6ea CON
ne 81 disait tout has un Pfi6ro,-C04r
rter a. %.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
AIiS.

Tous crtx qpi ont des r6clamations
Ia succession DE- feue Diary Lakin
S"nt par Ia p5es"nte notifies de lis presen,
ter ddment c~eItsias M S'ms,igue, leqael a
fte nommA exernteur daft testamcntaire
a Ia dite succession.
DANL, d. AVERY.
10 mars o Datif Test. Ex.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

De "a farairai &c PARIS, medlro Y ciruia-
ne, iie"acta,lo pr. ia flcrrItad medira de la
AneEa orleans. 1'rece e<peciuosamenre sus
sefv5cfos a las Espinoles de ambas parro-
quias cue qa.eran hanrfarle CON sa eanfiauza.
EsqaiHe opuesta a Ia de Mr. Maillard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO.

Just received a few copies Of the most
fashionable music Of the day, such as Polka
dances, quadrilies, values. and Boleros.
A large assortment of all kinds Of music al.
ways on hand and for sale by
A. R, FUERTEs, City Hotel.
San , IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
CHANGEMENT De
DOIICILE.

J. /. GElgaeGARD, ehirargien d~entislp, a
"a fSp,rte -oJ dnH' lie ct cabinet d'optra-
ol~ a "a malSn de Mr.. 1herio', pres de
t'b0 FL dc ir NutIi.. 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
WI

From Ea6 of5etns % H,aday audrburs.
lays.
FROM Bayou sara IN mondays and fridays
Closes ttr AeN Orleans On Mandss 's-and
FrIdaE's At 3 "'elock ? n for Bayou Sara 20
Sundays and Wei fesd4y's af 9o'elnck p NJ.
H3F EADDiLL. Postmaster.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
MALE DIES q. u.

Poque6ot rfgHlier pour D~oaG7ds0nuilIe
Piaqaemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson,
Waterloo, ct Bayou Sara, deur fois a
SCmGiRe.
lie splendide bateau.a-
AA Yapeur lie BRILLIANT,
- Capt. Hart, partira de Ia
NouveIIe Orleans tous les Mereredis e. D.
manche, a 10 heures du matin; ct De Byou
Sara tous les Lnndjs ct Veudredis a 10 heures
du main, ct a%rrivera de bonnie heure 10 len.
demain matin.
lie prix De passage est le meme que par les
autres bateaux faisant lie trajet de IA cote.
Pour fret gu passage, s'adresser a bord, CO
a WIN. Fl. AVERY,
8juillet % IS rue Gravisr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

THESE p5gs. w4afepfr they have been
d yIrIaI, nave asta5lH led All eaQaaIe.eeT
r5rlIQ. AID aYe IgIIy supgfcelTn ra1 oths pre.
parafI5as of ,nadiefIe. ac0,iag those d~taeapeq
Tor which they ars Recommended. They arc
faeomfuen1eI by the faealay M The best ca-
fI3rtir aad a~perieat 4ngafsiag utasa. infae,
The general i ice oftbe community rive hem
lie Decided pfefsreaco, and from heir dec Is.
t51 there Is nj appeal.
Tie following n from mr. fsaac H. Thorn.
his, merchant. ar at gisfa Spelgg4, Ala6eHnI
T@,ftto.4A s~raryGg. f~srf8naa O.. }
Aab3a,q, Aoqtaflz fst3
Tbfa il 4, caraty. H,4t t bays been afflicted
VITA 4ies hegase8s. 5gsgaasia, and liyer c4gt.
6Ilf9t aal ed.tigaHas for tha Iaet ciFbt orniae
yeara, dnrIar Wbirllijm + had falfe3, al sell
5z Zee, leafs abogt slygy hpva- Il go A.1lts
pais. fealse 9ayas In peieft pm. 513a n1n-
#bar M ffagss iii Cham ,faa'# aud Bf,a3raats
| pals, aH If g,hfe3a a4F,F3a1 n,a 54.IIila or no
reifef, All 81 Vas a],f4,nneHl ia tatre d..
s5e1reFs va esable PGls. asp yeft. Eatr,
fr fnryor dtIb ut oags1uaak I'd lesiek +.
|achc ar.er.T a6# 3asfeel IA /. ~ f6s d IA. nfe..
aboaf eix a.7. ,-ls., ta8 + ea-rtI .0@r@a les. shst
Lau, lsrJeaa zoe 8sa-f ItaH4 4e De
NJ s4p4r-rfs y ft.n fsaai mn 4s. ofbar
at~ad5giaa. es .@aIl4fff# Jt4a ever taI.9a.
Iaal t ~aa.d atra. rec t.9aaeal taau 70
..rr. 81. Aafs. r+r. .gg IL, 83t,+l f7e A4st 645 Sir,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
SUGAR MILL

Arreta par George w Chris
I'll - tine, d4Ds Ies ensirDRs lie Bltoa
j 44A 8kA iuge, IN elcgal bal, ]envire9
"a %3Y FIiaza pauaass 3e fl4afe Hr. saHs
azeZ1 Har4Hc vgsible, une efuiIa an
ron, "a t It noe corde attactsae au Goa, et
.1a'i .n1lA e. L. pfoPriataira es; requia de
.e rsttler en- Sc co~nfor4nant a IA ioi.
JR DUFR0CQ, Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

China, GI1ss aud Earthena a%re--Just re-
ccieed and NJ SIZE by
Wa MARKHAM, Church st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
COLE AEGLAIsE ET FRANCHISE
DRIGEE PAR r DunAL.

10. L'angIais ct 10 FraHcais, grammaire
ira ~lu"tion, Compositions.
20, Geographic.
81. I'm cours j'tii+toire universeIIe.
Il. L'Arthmari7ae.
81. h'Aig4bre applique a la solution des
pgobiGmes d'a]Filhmttjque.
90. Ia Geomatrie apptiqa6e a Parpentage.
10. Un cours &c tenue de Iivses.
81. In cours De Philosophie nature1Ie.
lie prix de pensaignement est de 50 par
trimestre payable par demi trimestre.
Cours prtparatoire de trois mois pour les
penites damOjseiles c~onnen9ant.
Les entanJs sachant deja I'm p~enlre, APP
Praniront a 6cfjFe parfaitement Ell avec rapi-
dtt6 ifns l~'e+plee de tfoi5 mois, en- meme
empz ct iaas e meme interVafle, a ecFire
orreeteDent sou Ia dlctae, dams les deux
ngues,
4 enseignes en- Peu de temps, ct bien ce
qna rs enfa1s aP~ptene5t i oriinaife assez.
aa daIx aIases ct l'objtt de &c coHrs.
lie success u'en nest point doutoux--Le pfix
est de 50 P1ut les ttois mois payable aPres
lie cours.
jan. Il 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

AMOS ADAMS, Avocat 81 ConeelEe
continue Fe%aTcicc dc ga profession dars les
cours da tfolsI3me ct quatFi6me Districts jddi
claires ct dams Ia cour supreme de pEtat
les aftiyeg conf6esa ses SONS reeeyro14
sfahentIen ia plus aaaidue. II tient son of5ee
L BasoH Rauge, e~ncoignure dcs fues SaBc
erCatfefg vIs-a.gis Pegise catboliqne.
~ Idavler 81
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AVIS.

J'odfe ayendre on a louer, aux conditions
les plus faroFables, ma propriele ruralc stiute
pres de Baton Rouge.
S'adresser. paur trailer, an Docieur B r
5iafnag, an Cap. II w Fowler, gu i Mr.. l.
BpHneeaza, Z Baton Rouge; Gu hlel i MOI.
tname,a FL N 0sIeaas.
II Nj OGDEN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS &C.

The aBscFfbers respect
fully i7fff9f the c]l1izsi, of
4T Bat n Rtttfae and vicinity
ftatia adj" jou 10 the bulti-
ne and rapatHilg atecaIf14ae. sIp@ IRE COTS
sfaHlg Receiving direct from tie iHataJfacfIr.
at ~ Ee.rarE, i, a ca9iflefe saaftfoenf ri
Hfafne.s, co!4fz, truh3zs, Isa4sIes, eFrts. &c.
Ses aisozeaagtl and farait1re Y~afHish, black.
and brown Japan, ait of which VIII he soId .at
a4spaatl adHauce oHl1r"IGe prices for cash,
also for sale,ohe feafhcr Top buggy, one cloth
top do, oge 90. without top, one two horse
wagon one draY, and 4 fdll assortment of
be fsteads, and we are fully prepared 10 make
and repaiF,a 81 kind Of cabinet work.
Collins male and undertaking attended to.
at the shartestuotice.
WI TENyARD, co.
-u-ta-.Na- q on gc4o#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
NAGONs ANn GIFTS

Just received, on Consignment, afew Wa
CONS, Horse and Ok Carts, made oftbe best
matffiatS aad snbstantiai1y mi m. Tic Ok
GaI1s are fur inches on the Tread. and ma
made fOr Tie Southern market. Planters III
etlefs desiring 70 purchase, wtlffndniofbeir
interest," ~ cali andexamine them, as thew wiz
he sold uhuseaiIy low, for CAsn.
PIKE & HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

NOTICE.
Prospect HiR, J4qe Is. 1914. !.
Those pcTsong VINO have called FOR my srr-
vices during my aBsence frosR lagle, arein.
formed tHati nave eethrne1 an6agIr ready 10.
tateud 10 my pEofss~isaal ealing.
a. L. THOUGHT, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

aEE ~ HEpREAEUBS.
Le W.l.s gn fsoraf fea eel d egsencpt les
8atsi car. Sc iares 10H ret pref 4 fairr
toItc e co r7ge b aafre. oagraec
dtns az genre 4 ~fJ1rhira aIasi fous les ma
tert|bF 4ceessafres tell que chaifx, brqno,
s3bie, 4 DC conditions r~aisoaaables.
lfoffre ses services anz h~3bitaas alcriere.
Ell i pc latte, d'aprts as tongue d Dfriorce
dafs les oarrages De sftcrcric, pougoir don
HCr plelne satisfaction.
I0YAU DBRTIEL, i
HEY BFiqnctcric de- ia Garrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
FOR SATE

0ae fe4t Family Cda ia ronpletercp ajr.
Il viii be sold very l9w-for Cash or appropea
paper, by WE IUNNARB
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oARAs0Ls, sun SHADE AND Il,

P~ARASOLS, sun SHADES AND UNI.
BI}ELLAs
just received from New York 1 largeyarie-
" Of elegant parasols and U.abrellas. of the
latest Partisan styles, ofnafyely rev p~4tierns
aud exquisite WorktnanshjR, al the iowcstros-
sjble prices.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

"AYL0lS PERSIAN 1.IiEEHlg
100 dozens. No, 2&3. Just received from
New York and for ie BY
PHfLLTPS & LAEOUE
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-06
VOTE FOR PRINTER TO THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVE

We give the actual vote for Printer, in the
House of Representatives, as a matter of fu,ur.
reference and general interest There is a mora,
in it too, for all trght.out' Democrats. WIN
are particularly loud in their professions, if i. can
Do only found out.
For .Mesrs. Richie E. Heis.-Messrs. s.
Adams, Anderson. Atkinson. Bayly, Bedinger
Benton. Biggs, Jas. Black, J. A. Black, Bowln'
Boyd, Briakerhoff; Broadhead, VIM. G. Brown,
Cathcart, Aug. A. Chapman, r. Chapman, Chase
Chapman, Clarke, Cobb, Colin, Constable. Cul.
lom. Cummins. Cunningham. Daniel, De Mott.
Dillingham;, Dobbin, Douglass, Dunlap, EdsalI.
Ellsworth, Erdman. Faran, Fcklin, Foster
Fries, siarvln, Giles, goodbye ear, G;oIdon, Grover,
ttamlin, HARRISON. Henley, Hoge. Isaac E,
Holmes, Hopkins, Hough, George S. Houston.
Edmund w. HUBBARD. HungeIiord. James B.
Hunt, Hunter, jenkins, johnson, Joseph John.
son, Andrew Johnson, George w. Jones, Seaborn
Jones. Kennedy, Preston King, Lawrence, Leake.
Leib, Lumpkin, Maclsy, Nice lean, McCielIand'
McCIernand, Mcconnell, McCrste, Mcdowell
Mckay. John Z. Martin, Barclay Martin. Morris.
Morse, Moulton, Niven, Norris, Owen, Parish
Payne, Perrill. Perry, Petit. Price, Reid, ReIfe'
Rheit, Ritter, Russell, Sawtelle, SAWYER, Scam.
mon. Seddon, A. ID. Simms, Leona I'd III. Simms
Simpson, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, Stanton
Starkweather, ST. John, Stroag, Sykes, TAYLOR.
James thompson, Jacob Thompson, TibbaIts
Treadway, Wentworth. Wick, Wimot, Wood
ward, Woodwork. Yell. and Yos,-t23.
For Do,c e. Fsk--Messrs Abbott, John O.
Adams, Arnold, Ashmun, Baker, Barrinser, Bell.
Blanchard, Milton Brown, Burlington, Burt, w
w. Campbell, John II. Campbell, Cocke, Cola.
mer, Cranston, Crozier, Culver. Darragh, Della
no, Dixon, Dockery, Foot, Gentry, 6raham.
Order. Grinnell, Hampton, Harper, Herrick,
ttilliard, Elias b. Holmes, John w. Houston,
Hubbard. Washington Huni, Daniel p. King.
Thomas Butler King, Lewis, Long, McGaughey,
Mctienry. Mcllvaine, Marsh, Miller, Mosey,
Pollock, Ramsey, Julius Rockwell, ). A. Rock
well, Root, Runk, ScheDck, Seaman, Severance,
Truman Smith, C. B. Smith, Stewart, S,rohm.
lhibodeaux, Thomasson, Benjamin Thompson.
Ioombs, Trumbo, VintoD, White, T. Woodruff.
Wright and Young-69
For Gales & SeGton-Messrs. j. A. Pendle-
ton, A II. Stephens, Joseph Vance, III. G. Win
throp-4.
For Jefersoa 8. Co.-Messrs. Davis and A.
Smith,
WhereuPon, the Speaker announced that Mes
srs, Richie & Heiss, having received majority
of the votes cast, were duly elected Printers of
the House of Representatives Of the 18th Con-
gress.
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From the Union.
THE WORKING CABINET.

The following is a list Of the documents YES
terday laid before Congress. AS it is with the
Treasury, so it is with the other departments-
Industry is stamped upon the very face of the
present administration, from the highest to tho
lowest:
Reports Of the Secretary of tke Treasury, franz
nitted to the Senate and House of Repre-
sentattres 4th December, 1845:
TO THE SENATE.
/. The commercial statement, for the year end
ing 30th June, l845, under the law of February
10, 1890
2. A statement of the goods imported for tho
same period, paying duty exceeding So per
cent, made in pursuance Of the law of August
30, 1912
3. Report of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office.
TO THE HOUSE OF REpREsENrAr1vEs.
1915 F00''' accounts Tor The year ending June ~
Z. The commercial statement for the year end
ing Juue 80, 1916, under the law of February
10, 1920.
8. A statement Of the goods imported for tho
same period, paying duty exceeding 35 per
cen t., made In pursuance Of the law of Angus! 80,
1912
g.. An answer to the resolution Of the House Of
Re personalities Of February 8, 1S45, showing tho
"' VI ouJ ao sdIWeIn, on gOOOS paIu IN inc Jesi
ending December 81, 1914.
5. Report Of the Commissioner of the Generl
l. and Office.
g.. Estimate Of appropriations for the year end
ing June 30, lS47. and those wanted for the year
e ndIng June 30, 1916.
All the above reports --namely, three for the
Senate, and six for the House-were sent 10 this
morning by the Secretary Of the Treasury. Most
OF these reports are very important; but it has
been usual 10 send in nearly all of them at much
later period of the session. BY great industry and
labor, they have been prepared and sent in this
year at the commencement of the session.
The important report on commerce and navlgs'
ton has heretofore come in generally late as nOI
to be printed and delivered until near he close oil
the session. This year, however, it comes in al
the commencement Of the session, owing TO im"
PeIalve instructions to the various ports from tho
Secretary of the Treasury, and also to great eI-
eFtlons on the part Of Mr. Gillet the present aoIo
and efficient Register Of the Treasury. Among
the reports sent in, is that made to the secretary
| by the Commissioner of the General Land Omce'
Judge Shields, in regard to the public lands
which, we understand, is most able ana mss
';eTly document, displaying great mental vIgol
! nd laborous research. 1t illustrates more iulJ!
md sustaiDs, the views taken by the Presideh'
l nd Secretary in regard 10 the public lands.
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CONGRESS-.

Nothing of Importance has yet been preached
in either House Of Congress. On Thursday the
seats of members were assigned, by lot, in the
House of Representatives. In the Senate. de-
bate sprung mp on resolution TO rescind the 34lh
Rule, to allow the Vice President 10 appoint the
Committees. in which Messrs. Allen and Breese
sustained the motion. and Messrs. Mangum and
Benton opposed it. The resolution was lost, ayes
20, noes 81. Both Houses adjourned over to
Monday.
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Resolced. That we approve ard recommend
the plan of having each county taxed for the sup
port of its own school, thereby securing to each
taxpayer the right of having his money expend
ed directly for the benefit of his own immediate
neis hborlood
Resolped, That be n Delegation to
represent this town in said Convention, and that
they be directed TO express the sense of this meet
ing to said Convention.
The blank in the third Resolution, was direct
ed by the meeting to be filed with fifteen names
by the Chair. having also added the Chairman to
that Committee. IL will, therefore, consist of
the following :-Messrs. A. f. Cunningham,
Samuel Watts, p. Henry Cooke, George ID. Hap
per, Henry Robinson, Charles Grice, S. Wheeler,
James Jarvis, John w. Collins, VIM. Peters, c.
G. Robinson, j. A. Chandler. John Cooke, John
S. Stubbs. James Murdaugh. James NJ. Binlord.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered 10 be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and pub.
lished in the papers of Portsmouth and Norfolk
When the meeting adjourned.
JAMES NJ BINFORD, Chairman.
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A CuEERFUL PRoVIDER.

On Wednesday evening, Gays the Boston Post
man Of property in this city thus solilOqui1ed 10
his unlighled Office, not noticing that there waS'
g chiel' behind him " takin' notes:"-
Niney-eieht cents for turkey A piece o. o,
meat would have cost but fifty cents, and wouIa
have gone just as far, and could have got seven
OF eight drinks with the difference In the Prces
On the turkey The deuce take my wIis'
foolishnsss. What's Thanksgiving to usF