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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
WIG 11rkET


We are authorised 10 announce lopeph w.
Fowler, ksq. as candidate for elerk II the
~ district eVHFt, under the hew Constitution
We ale authorized to aRheunte samuel
Sheffield ESQ aH a candidate for CLERK of
The ID district Court Uadst The heW Cuhstts
sutton
We ate authorized 10 anhnnuee John Reid
Esqa AZ q candidate for Clerk ei The ID die.
ttiel teuft under the new Constitution
We are authorized To anHuunee Manuel
Moreno, ESQ., 40 candidate lef elstk 81 The al
aislriet eeutt, uadet The new Constitution,
Tou arc authorized 10 announce AnAeA
KEAB, Rs1p Ar 4 candidate 10 represent the
esfiEh 81 RaHl lateh Rouge Ii the next
Legislature,
Please announce mr., Archibald Stuart, m
candidate for coroner faf the parish Of East
HatoA Rouge, under the neW Conptitution,
Faf pgpNit,
YOU are authorised to announce ?, Nit
Ltftt, ESQ., AZ eandijats for the oEies Of
seronef, under the new constitution.
Ia kFdnd a0sabFs de rstsHs,
We are authorised 10 announce l. e Nor.
RE, Esa, az candidate fpt Bhefifr, under The
new constitution
WEST BATON ROUGE
Mf Edtof@yeu are authorised 10 ahnounee
MI MldfFs BeFeeroH Of West Batbn Rouge,
a. candidate fer sheriff, under The new epnelt.
tuition,
Ap,.y vatsrs.
You are authorized 10 announce Mt Adontp
llebeFt, as candidate fVf Clerk Of the foutths
district court, tor the patlsh Of West Baton
Reage, under the new tonetitutt6n,
Many sateFs
You are authorized 10 announced Mr.. ]. v.
Durable, as candidate for the place Of Clerk
af Tho ath dietfint court, fNf tho baFtsh pf West
Baton Refuge, uadef The new constitution.
Pee beae pubiieo
PleaRe announce Mr. t,ahauee, ar candid
ate tot clerk Of the toutth dtstttnt court, sub.
iegt % the aeeiakan at na convention. faF IL
he be elected, he intends 10 be the servant
pfthe whole people without distinelion Of par
IN u6tigs0 eetada ss,s eiprieero Fseitidos
You are authorized to announce VttLrN-
stvR BLANCHARD, ESQ as candidate for sher.
iRt for The paftgh Of West Baton Rouge, un.
der the new constitution,
plesee 10 announce Mr.. Louis tAdton AZ
candidate for CORNER for The parish Of West
Baton Rouge, under thenow constitution
MRssRS EptroRs Please announce Mr.
Nalmont nebert, as candidate 10 Fepfesent
the parish Of Yves, Baton Rouge, in The lower
branch oIthe Legislature.
Subject h0weeeF, to decision Of q parrish
convention, II one deemed necessary
THE PEOPLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
FURNtTttRE A HOUSE.

Just received al our warssfo8ms OF
Church street, a splendid assortment consiss
ting in part Of Mahogany afmoufs, bedstsads,
s6fas, centre and work tables, rocking chairs.
marble top and plain dressing ~bureau. plane
stools, locking slasses=als6 a large ass6rts
nsnt Of maple aud fancy cane seat chairs.
wood seat do willow Wagons and cradles /!
and have on hand II our " manufacture and
will make to order back walnut cedar cher.
~ and poplar armours, baastsads, tables,
washstHnds, moss mattresses 60, Dc. eli Of
which will be sold rs low as they can he
purchased In New Orleans, Persons want
ing ahyth Hg In our line will end II 10 heir
advantage TO examine our stock before ppfs
chasing.
dec, T1tNNAnt 4 ptpEp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
3 w

Thirty dollars reward will be given for
the apprehension and delivery at the Louis
lana Penitentiary ofANDREW LaCHAIsE.
who escaped on the morning Of the 18th
inst, Andrew LaChaise, a t. m. els about AZ
years Of age, 5 feet s inches high, dark mo-
lato, front tooth missing, bushy hair, stout in
body.
.McHATToN, PRATT q co.
Lesees La. P~enftentiarv,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

TrxsEs 4 TIE Han. John Bel, has
hsas ,,o4ninated by the wings Of the Nash
lie Congressional district, e MI Tie Taoan-
II occasioaed by the dealh eli Or. Peyion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

DENTAL SURGEON
Respectfully tenders his aekllow edge Hrnts
toths citizens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, for
The liberal pslFonsgs extended 10 him during
his %sHjourn HtnonR them last winter, and
would infotm them that he has returned std
taken rooms on Lafayette street, nearly opbo@
site the Louisiana bark, where he is b]fsbated
to attend 10 all the duties bppertaihihg to his
profession. As his~ engagements ~ill only
permit him 10 spsnd.a part Of his time in Bat.
ON Roups. he would invite those disposed 10
avail themselves Of his services 10 make early
application.
Nov, 80 ma Al 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

the sum o fhsaa doliafg from tho steamer
John 81. MekiiH. FIT this he was again
sent before the Criminal C1ur l, The Grand
Jury took up The ease, and owing 10 the ab.
sehee Of material witnesses threw the bill
out. Yesterday he was about to be dis6hafgs
cd from custody on the latter charge, when
h andBehold, another victim came forward,
M, William A, Baker appeared in The Grim.
inai Court, and mada affidavit that this same
George Hamilton had represented himself 10
him d. James Wright. oflhs late firm Of BRAN
dsft Mekehha b w ieht, 10 the year 1870,
and drew 4 draft tor 1890, signing The maine
FLAMES Wright" To IL, This HBte Mr.. Baker
had discounted for Hamilton In the State
Bank Of Louisiana, and had afterwards 10 pay
The amount 8f II BB The discovery 1f the fpf=
gerry,
On this latter 6hafge The Attorney Gem
efal will prefer another indictment, IN the
meantime Hamilton is lodged In tho Parish
Prison, to await bis trial FIR This and the eth
OF charge not yet disposed Bi=psid
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
NOTICE.

During my absence from Baton Rouge all
persons having business transactions with
me, are referred to Georges Lacey and Rish-
ard Loucks, Esqrsp my agents and mandata-
RES.
dec6 r. D. NEWCOMB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

MAaaIsp.-1n this town, on Thursday last,
by NJ Moriho, Esq, David Pate, Esq, TO Mrs.
Louisiana Nj Dawson, both Of this parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
FOR SALE.

In he Parish Of West Baiou Ropee.
A piece Of ground containing thfss afpsns
and sisg feet front TN tho river. by slightly in
depth between parallel lines. go aeres Of said
ale bow under cultivation with ali the i'm
pfoyenents thereto bsl6nginR. Said land is
we'll timbgrad and we'll known, being the pro.
perry belonging to tho succession Of francois
LsjbaBs.
The conditions to be- made in thfss edual
payments, the first payable in The montbo of
March lB46, the second in March ls47, and
the third In March 1s4s, in we'll endorsed bills
TO the satisfaction Of the heirs, bearing slgt
per cent interest from time duo, and moriaaps
reserved With confession of Judgement, I'll t.
nal payment. II said land il not sold at prt.
vats sale previous to the Goth December nstt,
II will on that day be exposed II public sale
by The undersigned Judge and " o6fsio suc~
ttgnsgr.
L. FAVROT, =. J.
Nov % AZ 1s45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

OIL.
Sperm, Whale, Linseed, and Caster.
Oilsfor sale by,
VIM. Markham Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

"THF CtbsE of panrEHfY.'' is thu name 81
a story rnihg The rounds uF the Northern pa.
pefs, We could write very leafhedly upon
the curse Of the want Of IT, We find our sen.
~tiinsuts embodied In the following aneed8te +
"lleN Nh, having been on visit to
enc Of his pvrf Scotch paftshiohets, who was
taken III, and being about 10 take his leave,
held out Ills hand TO the object Of hts visit,
who pressed u aIisBtiunately, ut thsssams
time thanking his pastor fyF The kind s5titi=
tads for his souls welfare and IN fonelH-
Hiuh said "g5d grant ye, cir, great abundance
Of poverty here, and a double portion OF
through n eternity, +" "What /" said the as.
tenisisd clergyman, ed yvu wish me 10 be-
come poor I" "Wl' A. my heart, sif.' ati=
sweted the old mar seriously ye ken huh.
died times, an MAR, has ya taull nis that
poverty was a blessing, an I'm sure THERE'S
name ! could wish to see better blessed than
yNuraslf" A solemn pause eBsued, Al
length the minister said, with an air of touch
ing humility, which showed he felt the full
fofes Of The cutting rgproef-"WelI, ]Janes,t
never thou tht seriously on that point ill this
moment poverty cannot be n blessing, Il lie nj
best a misfortune "-Dehd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

The trial of T. NJ. Wadsworth was CON-
menced on Wednesday last, and the exami
nation was postponed till the next day.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

FbgHfBA,-Ths Governor Of our young
sister State, in his message delivered at Tai.
lahassee, on the lgth ultiiab, recommends to
The Legislature a revision OF tie Judiciary
system! the lmpesitionof 4 odpitatign td8
and the in 'fsase Of the land taK, for the
purpose Of revenue lie estimates he nett
revenue Of The State at $4,000, which he
deems insufficient for the wants of the Gov
sFhmsnt H. also suggests a tan on law
suits, aud restraints upon The right Of fish
ing OH tho Florida coast, He refers to the
questions Of boundary submitted 10 the En-.
e]eutiyes NJ Georgia and Alabama. He en-
presses himself the advocate Of education.
lie calls their attention to The Banks. But
in speaking on the HfgahiBatien If the mill
tia and The removal Of the Ssminuies. he
lays out bis chief strength and rises to til
tune bf defamation The dprumsnt Is needle
lessly long and tediously ptotix. Wa have
presented all lis important features Tropie,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
4 or LOUISIANA

viii be sold Al public sals, by the ubder~
signed Judge Of the parish court and en-
otfscio aueiiUneef, on The 2gth Ueoe nbef
instant TO effect Lewiston between tic heirs
the following property belonging 10 the
succession Of Jos. Martinez, deceased, viz
A Sugar plantation, situated at nine
miles ffga Baton Rouge, with sufficient cane
for The plantation, having eleven arpeBts and
4 half front on the river (mofe Of lsss) by
forty in depth, with I'll the buildings and i'm
]pfdysmsBts thereon.
Also, 10 Slaves Of d thsrent sexes, horses
mules, eHsn, carts, &C., farming utensils.
TEHMs-F6F the plantation pnsshalf pay.
able on the day Uf sale, the other in two g.
DUAL payments At one aid we years from the
day Of eals. The slaves aud tnovsabIss
payable on the day of sale. The purchaser
Of The plahtat on will furnish their notes sns
defsed, payable in bank end mortgage with
confession Of Judgment,
Dee IA G. TEgstEH p, J.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
DIR,

Family Hams, for sals by
nap. 10 William Mafkham,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
carbohydrates

We have just opened, d large assortment
Of French embroidered collars, ehsmisetes
muznafbas &c.
dce q Phillips 4, Laaope.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
RICE DREaa aOODe.

Now opening, a splendid assortment Of
rich dfoss goods. consisting Of Paris pfints
cd cashmere d'Ee0sse, repp de lains,
meusline de laine
The ladies will please call and anime
some entire nseW styles they cannot find
else whefs and slttng cheap by
dec g Phillips d Lanoue. q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

HATS. CAPS. BOOTS g. SHOES.
Cashmere silk and wool hats, far cafe,
Mud and Kip Boots, Mems Calf Seal and Kip
bregans. Ladies' Calf Brogans, Misses bro.
gans, Boys Calf and Kip Brogans, Youth and
Childrens' Br0gans, Ladies fine Kip Shoes,
4 cases superior Russell Brogans. Boys do,
for sale by.
Tomiinson f. Babtn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
TUNNAHD PIPER

New Hullsd Duck wheat. for sale by
n0v IL William Markham.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
WFST nATONROtfOF

Mr Edtot@yeu are authorised 10 announce
hh Hiidlfs ReFger6H Of West ratbh Rouge,
a. candidate fer sheriff, under The new eonett.
tuition,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

MSssRs EptroRs Please announce Mr..
Nalmont Aebert, Ne candidate 10 Fepeesent
the parish Of Wns, Baton Rouge, in The lower
branch oIthe legislature,
Subject howeeef, to decision of q parish
convention, II one deemed necessary
tbs PEOPLE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

We are authorised to announce l. G Nor
fis, Esqa az candida h fot phefiI, under The
new constitution.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-30
William R NWnT4

HAS on hand 1000 lbs bacon sdes hams and E 4 shoulders, 20 bbls flour, 20 bbls whisSey, B bags prime Rio coffee, I2 bbls brown and loaf su- eaf G000 lbs assorted castings, 5000 lbs sheet, band, round, square, and flat bar iron; 1900 lbs cotton yarn; 1000 lbs bar lead; p boxes sperm, star and mould candies; 15 cases boots shoes and brogans; 30 boxes window glass; 30 zrndstones; 509 lbs Ep- som salts, boxes tobacco, bbs tanners oil, sperm, linseed lard, and Florence oils old port and madei- "a wines cogHae and American brandy; Holland and American gin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard, ginger, pepper, saltpatre glue, indigo and madder; imperial and block teas; molasses, wire sllters, painted buckets castor oil, caomel, rhubarb, Bate mans drops aud 20 o. quiaino; POO doz cups and saueers; 43 doz pl3tes dry white and red 1ead;- white lead in oil green paint, chrome yellow and green pfussiaa blue, spanish brown, venetian red, yellow ochre, Iampblack, ground logwood, japan and copel yarnish; borax; sponge; l6 kits hacker al and salmon, Sc, for safe low for cosh oa}H by
 WM. E. WAIT.
 July 2g'h. 45-f
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Ga10Rsssl MELBOURNE,
 hIFBCH4NF.

Eqt side of EIail sifeet. Liltlf R5cl., .9iH's, " EEP5 constantly on ll:no, by frequent ifnpar- IA taiions, q con te and excellent assortment of G09DS-p -paftegi,r.s. of DRY GOODS. All oi which ba sells az vary i2W pncas fer CASH, All his purchases aal s 5eius ma3e for GAaH, ba .z satisfied with pFiea f.5zH crefit business cannot a.oId. Thosa persons. therefore. WHO hasc cash ta lay out in go5ls, will do wei to call and examine his stock
 By late arrivals. he las received an addition to his assortment, of several beautiful and desirable articles Of summer goods
 July I6H, I8I5. 44-tf
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G.gl.eEEe q. -E-.g.N a.L-.

WASHINGTON D. (. HB }H0. R. QUIaBS. ATTORNEY }5r ate pfosec5s- A ttoa 2f G.sas 0lf fEaslzf'5a 3f 5zsae5s 2eaz eratlg u lie seasFti EXECUTIVE DEPART NEAIs, and before CONGRESS, wiH continue to attend "ia pramesi.tde to
 Pre-Enptioa aud ot4ar Land Claims
 THe procuring oi PstsHis for Pubic Lands;
 iaa confirmation bE Sgas srsss ol Grants aaH Glaas to Land;
 Claims for Paap r.g losJ ill., or taken for the ser vicr oftHs United States;
 Cl4i.4s for P.apet sg=las.rayad by I Iadians or while ifttae posse ion taa United St#tHs Claims for Revolutionary Services OF services ia the Last War, Hhetheri5r Commatalioa, hal!-pay. or bounty lands;
 Invalid, Revolutionary. Navy, Widows and laIf- Tie procuring of patents for useful inventions: To ,lc interests of bidders For bIaji and othai contracts;
 To tba setIl aaat Of accounts With tba Stale I2asHy War Navy aad Fost 5iIca Departments To tlie rlnl5sion oI hAe5 and iogiaitures;
 To tla iHlaEz5,a o claimants before eiAel. of the Boards ot commissioners silIng in Washington and indeed to any business la tho Public Offices or be- fore Congress requiring the aid o all agent or atlor- ney.
 His charges wia be moderate, depending upon the amount oi tae elta aRl extent ol service performed Mir. QWmbY tS sn1Hn 10 most of those who have been m Congress within the last few years or who
 
 ior greater com -nieuce respectfully refers to the following HaGed gentlemen:
 Hon. John ais8a. laje attorney q neral Maryland Hon ", A. fa4rce, U. States senator, Hon. t Ill. Wilkins, llta 5ecra s4rF of Var P,nf lion .. Il. asad, Late House ol Bep. U.S. Hon z, A.. .ssalt, late 5ost tHlas5 5ar General K9 Hon !. II. 5 a.e, i1(s Gon8is. a a Land C!iics Indiana iaI. F. II. IIaadast94, U 5, Dlstfet JgaS ll'a.ll. -toa. S \. Don ass. House oi Rep U. iasu.is lal H. D. Poi, !, House el li,p U ,. o.i2' -t9a. '. @8aH Y, ata Auditor r. Q D'2Wt=n-ul mo Haa Jo.a N4fl ell. |. $. 6ci A-oa Y -oi. His Exc l4ucs Governor Edwards .l s9ali. MsssIs IIea2t.sd and , ha- son, tt,ol,3s i Law, Little t5ck. Arl. Hon. [ G 5th5Tton. Us. senate, Nssg Han saira, lion j, D 4elta-=, House of Rep. U. s. maiaf, loa. john i 3ss., Franklin Leaisiana. 4 b Govt LSI Ae" Orleans Lau.saaa. Hon. James Del il'' fIs.lte Of Rsp U. A@b3ma. Hon l. Butler hass zi -oftt, ilQA. David Levy. House of Rep U ,. Ei3stdl. Ion $. v. T5oii l5ea House ol Req. U ,. SoUsa Cirol.ag iIon. E. Y Hubbard iata ilous o ite I. $. fte1 7na Iloa. U, S Gan l4t fIo.i54 o' h#e |. a. &9ansGie8t, lf5a Root H'Gl-lan. i9'e House o Rap q. s. Now York Hon Wtsai iianl lata doae of R Rp. U 45 New York. Hsa. Jos J''. L. White, late House oi Rep U 5 New Yorz O''!' #l 4W.
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ER ReaBras2ysaH

TgyHE subscriber having daternincd on removing H from this state hereby respectfully requests ali indebted to him to make immediate settlement either Wifh himself or MT. Nathaniel Ring, his au- thorizad agent.
 T.J.eHARyEY, 5. p. Inlr 2A t5-ff
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Er...cc,..se.- la-e.

TTTM. VANCE & BR0TuERs, Main street. w have received bF !a.e arrivals and offer toi sale at tfe lowest ra,es-
 g Sacks peiaa R.o goaee
 9 Bbls PFi== Brown Sugar,
 } BbIs W5.te Loaf Sugar
 i2 Bbis New Orleans Moasses,
 Bbis Sugar-hoa5a MoIasses,
 I5a Sacks coarse sast,
 @ Sacks fine SaIt.
 a5 Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole. half aa3 quarter kegs, Rifle Pow der Drop aad Buck sa8t, Lead, Nails, tfop Ssc., All which Uiiiba sold wholesale CT retai!-as loH as can b. got in tae ciE Terms CASH. Littie Bocl. JRiY lG. Ist5. lt-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-30
For Louisville and Cincinnati.

f THE very light dfaoght fast running st G$ steamer EFELINE, 3. Irwin. mas -s5s f----s-lter, will lave Eaa Burea betwea5 the first and atae August, positively. Tor ireigAt or passage apniY to
 HE&BY < CUNNINGHAM. Van Baren.
 WEAVER & WALTERS, Little Rock. JtJl8 lGH, 1s45 44-24y
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E3. lEg G E5H Hs5 E1

ATTORNEY AND coUN5ELROR 1T LAW
 OFFICE AT TIE STATE BANK. Little Rock arigs., July 10th l515 4.4-tf
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E. N. AEEesssssss!

HsHA YHT0ULD respectfnI11 11AasssCR. w tentioa of the cilizea5 ge ,s lsigs ssl k vicinity, to his large and eaiSa m ol l1ltle IT, Dry Goods and gij't c,E csaE siS dating terms. All persons VI g;,5 l19 sse' wishing to purchase goods i1 oin ns'ling Re ~ tall, would find it to their ;5,ai g,'lei Nhoe,at amine his s,oclz before nn+nt .gleiest to cal V is disposed to offer his doo5s s5Suaslns as slseWI.'. induce persons to purchase if fl ft5s s.sh pies \ ne. ne VIII receive all kinds of cona, a,y SanthhI ! pay, as persons may require = aoal sOlqnry Dfodg.l diilon to his large stock on B5nS sOge or ataeg the following goods: s''la ne $ now ,.' ] bale 3. 5-4 brown donese,. ( 3 4-4 |" Spaoa', S-'ua',
 ? 7-8 To~oglS Tp.00S shirtings l :" bleache9 Sal ? :" 4-4 Indian bena 1Vai'eslc, este,
 :" 4 AiIl river, 'llIaas :. A. Same oil Com 1 7.5 twila d7;IIin. z 7 pieces faii road dimi5.
 2 Russia sheefin,;
 5 apron checks
 ! linen,
 i Irish linen
 , brown linen
 - eottonades, great ya,j.,
 ? ' American naeEis '4ely, -o '' superior bed iieEin,
 5 Z Hamilton twiled 5 " salad blue.
 ] " white tHilled liroo
 c brown "
 10 " furniture pfiats
 2 .' brown hoilaai
 t $ cambrie. assorted colol. as9 French sinyliaas, oz8 '' fancy prints,
 U '' painted lamns,
 - '' curtain prints.
 6 " bishop lawns,
 3 maII musIie
 , '' book muslin,
 Swiss,
 10 $ plain iacoaet
 I9 " barred aad slrppeJ i...., Whilc and black bobips, l'soae6 , < blael; theWis. ''Ois 3 fzaral bob.pet l hiael. fgafsd t5swls Ladies, and gents fancy sj5yes , Ladies fancy dress haid2 3 dog gents blae6 siIk cagv.,. , pieces black Naliaa slE, 'ss' 1 lbs sewing siggt.s, b pafe9I thread. 59 dog spoa cotton, % lbs ha1iz sewing thread 49 dog MHs, 3 doElieming's needles ParasuI7 and umbrellas. Hoses. cotton and siiE. great rslisty. 59 pieces mnsquito bas. l20 doz tuck, side and reading eons | / D pain leaf hats, ss-e 2 lbs fur ey red, ALS0-A general assortment of s,bos kept constantly on hand, '' LHtis Roc6, June 2t. I245
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,.-,-..... E9 1ea1ag 7aa .eo , t9t fac-ttzt lsw Rtnsqato Bars. sup gios t5 O anf tiine o ts kind, eyer brought to tis mar Ret. They ags E98tyETr. oE aplieient g,3iIh ami length m ac rieca for bed of tae largest size: and oi 5h2 very bs ad most durable quality Tor sale low for Cash, by
 GEORGE MELBOURNE. j8l1 1eH, 1915. 41-5r
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S2,795,154 78

Col. Marshal, bearer Of despatches from Maj. Donelson to the United States Govern ment, passed through town on Friday last for Galveston. We learn that he will sail immediately forNew Orleans in the United states revenue cutter Woodbury or the ship st Aarys. He bears copy of the law re lative to Annexation.
 Houston Telegraph, July ?
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FRoH OaEGoS-fha Montreal Courier has aa extract from letter daIed Fort Van coayef, November l7fh, which says
 large partv, reported ataboul twelve huu- dradeaig.ants GomAIissoafian and olherS.ates of iae Union, are no9,al this late season, ea- t3r.ng the conafry. amidst saileiiHgs of every description, and exposure to the worst possi- ale weather. Every thing is done on our part, by supplying provisions, beats, and other facilities, to relieve them, and without our assistance their condition would be truly deplorable From inc WilIamate Falls 10 Balla ifalla, there is a continuous line of men wagons and cattle, and 1t will be some weeks yet before the more distant of them etf;Ye.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-30

INMIGHtTIoN.-We are indebted to Col. Thorae, of the U. S. Revenue Department, for the following statement, showing the number of passengers arrived at this port from foreign countries, in each month since inc commencement of the present year:- January, l4A3; February, 462; March, 333l. April, 5733; May, l0,lGl; June. I7,8l3 loIal for 6 months, 38,943; being consiI- erahls increase, compared with the same months of 1874, or 'l3.
 I.A. r .I8Rrnnl of Connnercc
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-30

ID RESPECTFULLY informs 6is l5saa B Q public generally taat he las iast Tes steam boats FIaukiaad aa71 gSgaii5# f, aaat of fancy and stapls goods, seI.ear usual care bY himself ia New QiIasss ara may be enumerated ia part the following
 DRY GOODS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08
Chair Mandatory,
THE subscriber continues 70 carry 0I
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business al the old stand OF B. IL S. Hager
'buch, where he will be ready Al all time'
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
foes, Boston Rocking Chairs .&c. of every
description, which may be called for. a
.shor, notice and on the most reasonable
,;erms. He will also execute House, Sign d
Ornamental Painting and House 'PaPer,ng
lin a superior manner,
From his experience in the business ,anC
his facilities OF manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he nal,ers hmsel. tina
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can he
done in lhe country, all Of which he will
4dispose Of yfor CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly aid puecsualEy attended TO.
r HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsturg. Dec. 80, lS43