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Daqncrrcoippe.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY

DAGUkhhlAN OhLLLht
DLIMBF's NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAlLEkh
i AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, No 81 Broadway
corner OF Muray-s lover reuneys Jewey Sofe a" arc
el a. Medal Gf-t four premiums and two highest honor-
Al die exhibition. at Boston, New orb and Pmiadepmt
respectively for best pictures AMI apparatus ever eNmee
Price az ese superb Photographs reduced 10 tH OF od-
nary ones al other places. that need now III Tor an
ordinary likeness on the of economy Taken IN any
weather. .,.
PLUABE's Premium and German Cameras, Instructions.
Plates Cases Ac forwarded io desired point 81 lower
rs,ss liam I,y ,,Iy other n,tnuf,cfnrrr myl3
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY
t,IR-T PREMIUM NEM-fORk DAGtE kbiAr
i MINIATURE GALLERY corner Of Broadway ana
Fi0n--i entrance third door Where may he hal NINA
TTRES which, for beauty of color, tone sud effect can al
all um.- commend themselves and no superior, are e4iu
o ANY that have heretofore taken. Mr. h. does mol
claim superiority for himself bat leaves his pictures 10 ne
crc-iu- OF i.i and INTEL gent public. who. ~ wei a.
strangers are invited call at e GALLERY before goig
ei.e here whether they intend sitting not Likenesse'
Ina all cases warranted give satisfaction and coored IN
most beautiful manner and IN which department MI H. doc
claim superiority being he by competent and prcuc n
person. Taken In all kinds OF weather, rom A. NJ. uI
T. NJ. 49,
~ The American institute avs aried First Premium 70
VI. b. BRADY ~ The lae FAIR
Instruction. carefully gwen ~ ile ART ,,
d7y VI b bhAD1,
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- Llan1efs sireei DetH cen NenHr auu 0'"" =, n.
The following the prce- iof appfVteo 49, a. -
rnorb- rom which liberal discount VII be made Tor casn
Pea. y ei- b. Minioa, "a - e' n
small P.ca...Ji solp-''N' 4.
BoaTgeois 80 !. fesh'..-.'lo
Wa Type Printing Ink Paper. Cases, Galley. Bras.
aue Conpo-n NJ Sticks, Chase- snd other Printing
,.. nlrued with promputude and al the lowest prcs.
GEO. BRUCE x co.
~ The Type on which this paper printed from he
above Foundry. my2e DSWlm
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

lOHy 7. BEACH Dealer In Paper, Rags, &c IRON ~
j Pearl-street 70 No. 10 Patsreet, near Gold myou
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PERIFocAL sPEoTACLEs.

riNHESE LENSES, pronounced superior 10 all others no
Use. bv Dr- Laduer Patterson and numerous other sell
fc refne, American invention and uiluulfur-
4 on.v fle and extensive OPTICAL WOsh-f
North oxford. Mass. Numerous testimonials of their merit
can ie shown. uut seeing d believing the public are W
f..-d to examine and Judge Dr Themselves. They may Dee
oand at he wholesale and retail Agency, No. ~ Broadway
and also az T. j. CROW Ems booa store, oB broadway.
my n T. O. s. BRIGHAM
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ID bic tor gentleman aud his wife, or one oi Two snsc
gentlemen may be- Obtained with board IN private iamnJ ~
No ls McDoug gal street. between Amiy and fouftisueets,
few doors below Washington Parade oiouad Loosuon
very pleasant; house supplied with Cfoton Wafer, bath
rOO sc. Tue Amiy street and Fourshsf.et Stages psss
,.fhu few rods of the house. mylou
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ELEGANT HATS.

lust FiSlSHED-Eiegant Nlfra Fur Hat ordinary
~ termed Beaver tie pnce " - superior sDri ~
u Prussia M0e-kn Al 81 These HAS equal In dufa
ify and l.fre ~ fh0-e cold Al 81
Also, article a. = 5s-avery neat dress ta
rnvI4 Inn BROWN. Prarfica Hsifer. ~ Csnsi-si
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PIANO FORTE MANUFACToRY.

,V'HE SUBSCRIBERS are now finishing an entirely ne'
arlce oi lu. lrlnrrts which warranted superior
nue 0 any u USE. and ro a-ep tune much longer; Tire bod
1ruvefueuf CONSISTS m % Harp Frame. peculiar 10 consrl
1 ohFl- every ol rc0n heretofore CAUSED uy ne u-
lf fneac psies Boz nlrlg Doe tone Professors and pun
l-,r- are invited 10 an examination OF These instruments
GLENN ROGERS j. CO
y22 i52 Fulton-s- ea-t SIDE Broadway
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Ia reading the various accounts OF tl-s haiNc. h p
curious 10 observe iAe Discrepancies s. 90 The time
eommcuctd Lord liil has. however settled ms po'ni
On arriving London the Autumn after The connect %,
pas ed bis frsf evening a. The house o. his friend, LORD
lcsumouth. Can YOU tel me SAID Lord eisnmoui
a. What time the action commenced Lord I'LL ~
rlec-"l took two watches INTO action with me. On
consultn- my siopwa,ch. after the battle was over.
oand That the FIRST gun Tired AZ ten minutes before
Twelve"
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SASH AND SHOW CASES.

IL pJRDl. ~ Ezatrh-strrrf, Newly ora-Meialic Ma
4. h0-auy and other SHOW CASES, made TO orler At
lie shortest possible notice a. tle lowest prices. as Jmf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11

When the tremendous day was over, lord 1911 ana
staff a.an rc-occuped the Little cottage they ley n tn
morning His TWO gallant brothers, Sir Robert I'LL anu
Col Clslrru, Hin had been removed wounded 20 bris
cls. tn party was. ncyerihcless, nine in number
soup made by Lord liills servant from two lows wa
l their r,ireslmeni. after hours a desperate i-nii.
without ior-el " food Lord HI himself was bruised
md fun Of pain t night long the -roans and -hfieA-
Of sufferers We're the chief sounds that met Their cars
u was 20 them oll a nigh, Of tie greatest misery Inc
men whom tbe Nations Of Europe were about 10 Wei
come with acciamat.ons and 20 entertain n palaces
could only exchange --h ioF ssh with each other ln
Nrc'cAco cottage.
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,-,77rIs ,NU fOUL-tAP fAfLh-Dy l-e
L - =. r.igl The manufactures Prices.
- .-5 Z ---..- bue ~ a hire Or Il 81 PER ream
Foo-cap ans letter. supreme que oi Nr, ai = rf ram
vii IL. - III Dor. to -ut rurcLa-ei,. if
FRANCIS 4 LOJTHEL-, A-aliacilr1s s,aiionrr-,
- Mtileu lane
80 I. ~. ..It--ll cases arl- cDuI-. iur Iis
- NE>MiIH A. co. ie Pi1e--f.
DKEMII u HLAN -hLLAiN..~.-Ia.ls. wAo
L liz -ls brand " - -Si5 a. 'l :. 49,.
fi-.,. sb....' P.ar.--t el
syFh.TY--i56 clse- -TIsi AL pain Negro ker.eys,
IL ss'siv Imy1l AE>AlIH Co 81 Pne-s-
nLAIp LI>sEN - cases slFeI.gL quality ll,i r.
.-'-' - Iv NESMITH co
49, ~ Pr---fre+-
nVIITIN,--FOr Ekp0r-bIO~n, beac1-l als
- nm. III .-rrrut sfy.es. for sale ty
wv2 " 80 : - - = : ~
N-I1-If1 t.t,DU---iu Iar<ase- ralIs anu hrrsey .
| ~ Tor s,e ty ISL NESAITH = GU. " PIas suvr-
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Stritturcs of the ltrctIlrn.

'tNiIS disease j. ~ common and often ~
~ af.Itninr @-Aas! ss.oe ~ an "a
p-ri-ur-d fts.riaa
itsf i h. p-n Of H. ffs;hea v~ ~
'eH-. IA" Er-t 'nfnaas wash aait,I
'h 1ase En. frequently e.tsas ,4i.ty hi-
warr - hong lzl 10.
alteration 10 Tire steam 81 NJ. fl 40;
EQUAL snilrsf tan usasi sui -r. o. sr,ee T.
m stni ana yn~i rr =: the atist
"a '- nghi On vol nj and generally
"'-t'f t'" snieic
90 ~" i'hn - -f"n-, "a tie
10 e Pazr ~ ia ~si-f - ur Nocturnal
ar e",' ssii'n thts -oclia. il,ra
"s i."afy. fem Ia r.tsa whh seed aih.ras 10 tEs
u"'ni ~ " r'crvirg ssss: WIN q WY
H-'hod nature. hr Viii au4r WHIT. AMI
nAsd VIA matter bsi In
sH.iifg Tire a-i i..s..-. mich
IL '""Tdia'e
iH' siii Tshch oces-tn. tiVsrniIs
p'h" Adir',s" nairf lat rriu.
n"h'"n o' u" diameter o. TIE esEsk
" " e'u'''" 'r" Fnfinr ti utrih-s.tazy ,Fs.~
c're ti"e. h"hes an.
ffa OF iinsy u inIcri D.
hSiJ OF TIE part NL-ua pzsni afir .nI-r iionorft,,
- ip'i''h Ia induce bard fin. trnsIns
pss h,u'-I ." ia" ur powerful rfr.u, ILaa,
aus raeh - rarely fail o. g'o-uc. a.. wort fana.
Nh"h ia"ni - alb Ia the Al abb a,.
cal practitioner he >hSU. immediately hie of H. and n
Pehy A'frr u The instructions
aho a'''u"n are "3e ;iaa o,po.ts-
u an frspulbc tact thai nuinSer psfons
h~ present complaint ind GsaE Ir lions
ad'c'eu ait ant cnyoy amp- peegHar,
auAin 10 n "ny alter a lgas and i-iLai .1-.c4.
On H.Ertsr y hpt snji-y esbr-bd removal ard cure
III 'ietufe n! tit tfs's humber
VOC pHrictf Irsneh o the profession, th-
iat Do Vii ur-as. the aLi .f
ieei perfect cure References given II required.
~ one oae door b-os the Trinity ChuSeh Attendance
bonf- during tie day evening.
RICHMOND, Dee. :,
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NASH q WOODHOUSE

AVE on ham, Ait'ir New rsh-in-n, The ruins 81 the
's '"'sl 10 5' Man siice', Richmond variety
NJ and beautiful Books sny and naef, .r-- piano ot..
"er"sSr Tor Crt-iLas sni N- Year among which
aa be tohd hras Book 81 Bra7iy The London ks.PSak.
AessHans fors.i ,ai..rro e. Historical Anpo,I Chi
Is' " Fo-y Snd Romano, Nature G.-; Ameresn VIII
uHrf' hr 'it Tbs Religious Souvenir edited Mo Sg1ursey
i-h-i- %. N-En AE.sr.ran E..t. F.ari nm. odtiur
iAe Ladies Scrap Brok Tho Rn-s. cit
e''a' -iN lpr yonH r.=t.r Tie Wr.th 81 Surg.
EAIi 'ou;n> =" us.no; hound in vel
~ ~ lap sti ILL., hc'f. IAla RoAh - Psi. richly
Na''t 's"y PouiaIt-, IT ;ats -caSos elegantly
rifst ami nchJ bogu- .! C.o.ln Payr hogr N
LII '.'Tt soh eii- s; ill., rol WORKS Egn- Mio S,tl
'sii Tell 'ow5-T Nh I"u!sr A;-- i-rt.roa Warauti &C.
'"sa'i eiohs Bunyan. Piznm. Ffo.rr> G.. ,-fsi-i k
-ah' AhsH itgnn ~uAs. bslH?l. 90 -v@ts Il.
ai ~ a. '.n anh SILVER P-Ec ta far.lui
I'd "ork Hoi"- rou Fou. Wuing ueSk. Ei-gan
iid Ca Velvet Poke; S. ,ia ai-,s Purse F,- ian.d
Pano Tutss a..
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- ICE. prime new
4 'uaI Sussfs. "NU.,lcy'"
To- "I.o.-f.as-"
~. 'Sin...."
Lamp uL Isl "a quality
Nhs1'g, li.:4. I.pess I- Ills
L.c"rcr, solid hrdst.,k
S.'is LeaiLeT, yaTols ggsiitr.
Saii aloat aii az -o.c-i 90 -alr 10y
"a - DAVENPORT = ALLEN
i.adirs Nuts very cheap.
HAVE ir haLdsoInr l., hand which
w.i Ell Nriy cw. l.. STEPHENSON.
ia 90 Main st
rPiEa-s' EaFrris A5'Har Apples Gnr orir,
IA ecvrd and 10. ta.- ~ WATSON ~ DIBEEL.L.
drI1 No. G. I2h -
SODA IgITE9 IN BOTTLES.
FsNlE subscriber having made Improvements his Soda Water
4 Machinery 10y which from
tains into bottles without iong or sals al
scaoE adee equal not srriior 20 manufactured IA tie
United States l.. JOHNSTON.
IA 10 us Main
{ gARGAiNs:-BAgGAI Ns!-BAEGSINs :-GTeairT BaTssrs
ID Than aGe NOW ua,Triat g. ntNsPAJGU K CO'S-wc
just by EaJr. splendid and cheap
cihiHg Black md Fsncy Cas-
rau Sk satin aud Boalus English and French
Cloth Dress Goats Fancy dcfs anoe sc Cat at 30 - west
- ; Gonts below u. n. lttAp-'. is
HARNEss LEArHGR-IsU8 roan5s Harness Leather, for
D sale Nv dr - EoND EpNt'ND & DAVENPORT.
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il.alIlI9Tal 49,
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by rLEasaNTs & u0sELEy.

TsRss sussRirsiosIo City p.r war;
AMI at shorter PERIOD wh.n BY mail so--payahie
ell In advance.
AD.sarasa-for hnesn hn.s Tor As. ona ,u.-on =: cents
t~o ass''o' 81 W. thr. .aeoas 81 So and -se sneee-J
Ing ipssIiinh II cents
Itansisht ads-ri,ssrs uasst pay In advance.
The number u n>-nEs Of Advertisements noted
Ms they he until he stopped and elA
81 accordingly ~ oners stop a-o be Ia writing
Aen;lsi Ads.discr- charged $50
proposn Tor advertisements st,-ri
an, Lottery dealers, charged ioo ,psprs
eLlicdl
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GARDEN SEIEIl.

Ante hoAe--';f.rn Gln,-
Aspatagu--Whi;r Giant
Pole Bsens-i.ar-r 4 small Lima
Snap B.ans-EaIly China, ditto
Yellow STA weeks
Eary Mohaws, 10 bali moon
Refugee or 1000 TO on,
B.et-RlIly Blood lufnip rooted
30 Yellow d"
" I.org BLOOD, HaReIe WuTizcl
d" White silesisn French sugar
Broeo!i--WmIs aud Purple Cape
Cabbsse-i.lriy \ I.s'fe YORK,
Fatty and Late nait-f-,a. Ear
Iy SuEaEioaf. Large Drtmh-ad,
Large BERGEN, Fiat Dutch,
DrunihsGd savoy. Geen CuT!rl
savoy. Ret butsh
CauhlAweS-I.sfl, and l..ie
Caiery-Nhils Solid
CaT. .--l.ong Orange, Long Red
ahj White F.cG
CTes---Curlsi or rsp.eTcfNs-
CaeuiHLS!-EaTiy Frame. do Cias'
ter Long Green. Long Pnek
he. Gbsik,n fo. p.eil,n2
CoTH-Esr!y sugar, do Tascaro
IA. do GO.dcn SioaJ
Endiye-GTseu CuTied
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FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

& STANDARDIZATION
"a ARTICHOKE--I.afsc Green Globe
EEANs-Dwaif Kidney Fshy Yellow Six Weeks Early Ra-
Red Marrow, White Marrow. Large Lima, sc.
BEEr-Ipng Hoo. Early Blood TurBp White sugat Nangs
Wurxci, &c.
BROCOLt-E.afiy and Late Puufa
CABBAGE -ty NuS Large IoFk Eafy Bsirr.cl Eaf'y
Late Loaf Fiat Dutch
CURED SAVOY, nuuibeai SAVOY, &c.
CARRUT'-lons Orange Early Horn, White Field.
CACLIFIOWt R--Eafly and Late
CEt.EGY-Whur aud aedSold
CRESsS-Vfoad Leaf
CUCUABEg-Lorr Green, Early fraEr. GheIkin, Ae
EGG PLAST-Fdtps
ENUiyE
INDIAN CORN-Eatiy Sugar, ssuths E1ir Early, kc
LET-TUCE-icr, Brown Dutch, raty iiie,ia.
MELON-Nrnieg. CtTon, Jackson Water &C
NisTURTIUH
UKgA
ONION-Whte and Red
PARSiFY-CuIled
PAHsNiP
PEAs-Ev@ FAIRY, r,y Frame E7ily. bishop. nwsrf Cady
Charlton, Dwarf AiaTowiat 40.
PEPPER
RApIsii-Lonr searlci, rafiy Tumis. Ns.
RHtBARB--fpr pies
SAtsIFY--Or Oyster Plant
SPINACH
TOMATO--l,lfge Red
rURNIP-Fsriy Fiat Dutch, Red Tor, Norfolk Sc
POr AND SWEET HERB SEED
BIRD SEED
ONION sETS-iyhts
Ao s,nsnI u Flower Seed Bubons Roots Gs.
Just feeeiv.ifof sIisty X u. DtNht,
6 10 |'nk Square
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Leek-i-arg- Scn;rh
i.s;iucs-Wh.ie e. Gc-rn Head.
Eafly Cusird India, Whiir aad
Green Co.'S, Brown Dut-h
M.nn-NuiiE.s. Green CnrSn.
f.He Apple
wAl-s Msl0H-iinrst Minds
Nasinriium
Nusi.ri-WLifs and Biack
Onioa--Whli. and Red
Okra
Pea--LShdt.lhs f,ifa EaIly.
Early May, do Frame Hue
Pussian, Dwaff hanUwIai,
1 Bshop's D~arffDi.Ge
?cpprs-ASsoUei
Panuip-i.obg smOoih rfcneb
sugar
rar.!sy-fine CuTl.i
Pumpkin-l.aTge yellow
/ Rhublrh-ioI Tarts
Radiisli-i.oGs Scarlet. lOEs Raj
moa, Waite Turaip, Scarlet
1 Tuibip, Black Spanish
Sal.I or Vegetables Oyster
Spinach
SguAsh-Early Bunch
Tumaio--i.arec Red and Yellow
TuTaip--asEoIted
Herb and Flower seeds
/ WIN. PALMFR.
e. S
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nAE HUNDRED Ba.=s N4ssb gvcr i;4,-.o sJrsm, 10.
" Buer-sa bhi- AI.s dads rsroeea ju--ph Narsa
frcu NeS Notk aaa - IL RANKIN WHiE1Ugk
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COTTAGE BIBLE

VVI IhUE bible.
VIE Cottage Bible and Family E,oo.;,o.
=. containing The o:d AMI New T.a....; - fT.
- ana EIrl-aatory Notes by Thon,,. y.e'eAl
"a, ere aii'u 'hr r-icercrs sEl nal ,.,si,.
49, '' 'E''.'rT wia original note, and $500 az soe-
b'a'r. snd other standard Me-. 49,, -
"4 eoh'.'i'ng rrnIarks Book Of M -, "
n, ~ aia = 'eiiah1e Chronological ir.isI IN. -. -
'h'I .h@ adapted In tie of SUNDAY se.., 49,
"hi 'hi' si'- generay-srlleli-led viz Mo- s,s -
s'iviissf ed'rd by Rev. wHi Pa.;oi Wiz maps Asa ~
~ Ha'r .psi received trgr suI,dy M III ,suIust
Eosk. ar a,E '''f-' W He an"vSi Psa,,xr
BO'E-n'SpIys; In. .. 81, l., r ~0su
"e ." ~ ~, n ~, E.aha-r wing good
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WHISREY
on HlDS. Baltimore whskey lust received
~ aai So ssh y
Dc "a WV. ANDERSON IT,
ilMrAGNEtS bs-s,t- Champaign. VIM. Of IN. sri.na
~ "Nneho' hfar sn warranted superior srch recsiycd
pcf sch' Nassau, fot sas W
&c p RN BUXTON
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EHn RAGS &C Manila Cao-. " AnA-
~ ,, . ~ 3D. boxes Gun Powder Tea-ror al. by
wlaxora,,
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PLANTATIONS. FNNrALooNs 700 pa.,. nus, ,,.s,v,
eeaP''',a. aary .,L. al of W. Cd VIII \. .,S
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A n r~Lrrp4trs


Professor of vocal and instrumental music
Residence at the house formerly occupied 81
the LAND OTFrcE.
TEEms>-For scholars at their ~ resi-
d%ences, Piano Forte with vocal music three
LESSONS per week, per month, 9s OG
For single scholar, 3 lessons per week,
per quarter % 00
For the same, attending teachers res.
idence, per mo. sc per quarter, 20 90
Scholars residing in the country, within
eight miles from town and furnishing the
teacher with conveyance, a singlo scholar 4
Lessons per week, per month Sl6 90
Per quarter, so 90
If the teaches is desired To furnish himself
with conveyance, an extra charge of Sc per
month will be made.
a liberal deduction 10 make to families hav.
ing more than one pupil instructed.
the same charges or instruction on the.
dec 20 40 1s45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION
WITH Ga SLAVES.

The attention Of persons DESTROYS Of acquir.
ing a fine Sugar estate, is called to the judi
cial sale which will take place ut the ST. Lou.
e Exchange in the city Of New OrIeans on
Friday the second day ofJanuary next $3.50
at noon, Of The DeIery and VnIars plantation,
situated on the Barataria road, within twelve
miles Of New Orleans. That fine plantation,
having %a.front oil 80 arpents by a depth If 40
arpenIs with all necessary establishments
for making sugar, including a steam engine,
will be sold together with sixty four slaves
(among which are valuable mechanical the
stock, implements OF bnsbandry DC &c. for
further artirulars SEQ tho Louisiana Courri-
sr, published in New Orloans) OF Novem-
Der Is, December 10, 16, % aud 3O,h and
in The New Orleans Bee Of Nov. 20, Dec.
2 8 l6 % and 90th.
Those DESTROYS Of visiting the premises,
may have all necessary facilities by applying
to b.. e. A. SOULlB.
No 45 4s Cont Street New Orleans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20

THE CHERoKEES.-The Arkansas TntelIi-
gencer Of the 29th ult. mentions no more
murders among the Cherokees, but states
that the excitement is increasing, and blood
shed can only be prevented by the United
States authorities, The InteiIigencer fnr-
Their mentions that the CheTokees have
threatened to burn Evansville, in Washing.
ton county, Ark, as soon as the II. z
troops, now there, shall leave H., So great
is the fear that Evansville will be atfckad
and burnt by The ROSS party" that Cant,
Boone has sent an express TO Gen. ArbuckIn
for endorsements. 1t is also reported that
the party that have gone out to the prairies
are to be murdered, and their friends have
sent a runner TO advise them of their dan.
ger. Some forty Of the Treaty party are
'forted' at Fort Wayne, awaiting the AT
ion Of Government. They say that If perse.
suited much longer they will be obIibed IN
light. Several offhe citizens of Beaoties'
Prairie have even sent their account hooks
% gentlemen in Arkansas for safe keepinC,
A fire lately occurred at Beaties' Prairie
which destroyed rails, corn, &c, to tia val.
gs Of $4,000.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20

M. G~AILLARDBT. The corresp ondent O
Wilmer d. Smiths European Times con-
tains The following anecdole of the editor Of
lie Coarier des EtGts Unis, the French paper
published in. New York
M. Gaillardet went some years ago 10 the
United States to tempt his fortune. He be-
came tho partner Of two osher persons, and
hoped to realize an immense fortune BY
specuIattng in wines. On his arriual at New
Orleans, however, the yellow feverbroke out,
and a commercial crisis weighed upon the
whole Of the States of the Union. He became
Unfortunate and was declared ! bankrupt, in
connection with his partners. by his Partisan
creditors. Since then, by strenuous eyer
tons, he gained property, and has employed
it to pay off all the debts for which he was
responsible and not only his own portion,
but that of one OF his partnets-a friend
whom he persuaded to j,in the concern and
who is now dead. Mr.. Gaillardet, the gen.
tleman in question, lately arrived in Paris,
and employed himself to get his bankruptcy
The Court, on learning that he
paid all his debts, Immediately complied
with bis re quest. and NJ. Gaillardet no lon
ger figures on its records as a bankrupt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Pariah Of Eaat Baton Konro.

Parish ofEast Baton Rouge.
Pursuant to a proclamation from hie Ex-
c1'lency Alexander Mouton, Governor OF tie
State Of Louisiana, M election will be held
al the several election precincts in the PAT ish
OF East Baton Rouge on the third Monday OF
January and the two following days tor 3 gov
ernor, lieutenant governor, one senator, three
members Of the legislature, a sheriff, a coro-
ner and a clerk Of the district court, according
to the new constitution and for the time gpe-
Gifted therein.
Tho election will be held the FIRST dav at
Mrs, Townsend's, Plains, aud at Jas. s vii.
lie, Manchac the second day at Forbes, and
the third day at the courthouse, su6erintend.
ed by the dIferent inspectors appointed by tho
police jury for that "a pose.
dec 20 Gil. TESSIER. p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge.

By virtue of a proclamation from his excel.
lency the governor Of this State an election
will be held in this parish, on the third
Monday in January 1916 and the two follow
ing days, for the election Of a governor, a
Lieutenant Governor, a Senator for he Coun-
ty of of Iberville, a Representative to the
Legislature, a Sheriff, a Coroner, and a
Clerk of the District Court, conformably to
the new Constitution.
The election will be held the first day
at Mr.. Bfienne LeBail, the second dav at
Mr.. j B Labadie's Billiard-room,, and the
third at the Court-House. The polls will
be open each day from 10 A. NJ. tod P. Nj.
Dec. 20 45 L. FAVROT. P.J.
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We are authorized to announce Joseph w
Fowler. Esq, as candidate for clerk Of tn
I'd district court, under the new Constitution
We arc authorized to announce Samuc
Skolheld Esq AZ n candidate for Clerk O
the Sd dIstricI Court under the new Consti
tuition.
We are authorized 10 announce John Reid
Req as a candidate for Clerk Of the I'd die
ttiol court under the new Constitution.
We are authorized to anaounce Manue.
Morano, Esq, as candidate for clerk Of the 3D.
district court, under the new Constitution.
You are authorised 10 announce AMAsA
REAp. Esq, az a candidate to represent the
pArish Of East Baton Rouge in the next
Legislature.
Please Announce Mr.. Archibald Stuart, as
candidate for coroner for the parish Of East
DltoH Rouge, under the new Constitution.
VOC popaIi.
YOU are authorised 70 announce r. MIL
LErrE, Esq, as candidate fur tho office OF
coroner, under the new constitution.
In srund noSabrs de U0taas.
Wa are authorised tn announce l. Nor.
ria, ESQ, as candidate for sheriff, under the
now constitution.
WEST BATONROUGE.
Mr., Editar-you are authorized 10 announce
Ar. HiIairs BcrgeroR Of West Baton Rouge,
as candidate for sheriff, under the new consti-
tuition.
Ma1y roters.
You ars authorised to announce MIR Adonis
Elebert, 90 candidate for Clerk Of The fourth
district court, for the parish OF West Baton
Rouge, under the new constitution.
Many voters
You are authorised to announced MIR. J. ".
Durable, as candidate for the place Of Clerk
of the 4th district court, for the parish of West
Baton Rouge, under the nsw constitution.
Pro bono pnbtico.
Please ann Mr.. LahaupC, as candid
alto for clerk OF the fourth district court, sub.
jsOt 10 the decision Of no convention, for if
he be elected, he intends to be the ~servant
Of tho whole people without distinction Of par
81 uhiEao Oeiado sera Ell priHneror ecipida.
You are authorised TO announce VILLEN-
GCvE BLANCHARD ESQ. as candidate for sher.
III; for the parish of West Baton Rouge, I'M
der the new constitution.
Please to announce Mr.. Louis Lafton as
candidate for Coroner for the parish of West
Baton Rouge, under thenew constitution
MEssRs EnrroRs Please announce Mr., I
Vaimont I1ebert, as candidate TO represent I
the parish OF Wost Baton Rouge, in The lower ,
branch ofthe legislature. .
Subject however, to a decision OLA parish Z
convention, II one deemed necessary i
THE PEOPLE. G