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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
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LIrERARY 49, 8eH0oL Hooka.

STATIONERY DC.
On hand, ana for sale al The New Orleans
retail prices, sr assortment Of books o..
comprised III The following list
Elementary s~teItafs primers assorted
new t%atiehsI spoilers potfef's fiialetjpbi
fabdsfss Nc GhHe's readers, young LADIES',
tesdef, FBtmeIy's primary geography. Mitshs
slfs geography aud atlas, Hehhetf's 4aogf1A
ply Of The heavens, Hfaith's new arithmetic
EuHfseh's arithmetic, tst 6nd end, smjtbjs
GRAMMAR 8Fih's philosophy, let api gad.
Btaks's Fbil6s6fhY Jones philosophy. Zones
chemistry, Universal history, G6adr ifb,s mi.
7atsal history, Go6dffb's d. 81 history, Nr4
gents Dictionary also. Walkers. Davies Ill.,
aebt7, Simpsons euclid Elements 81 ~aaetps=
z, Geulds Adams tatiG grammar. C5obst' i
Virgil, B0yd's history, D. s.. dream books.
win fortunes, copy books, assorted, fg5jsssp,
era letter paper, various Kinds, mysteries II
Paris, Theirs history IL tis consulate and
empire Amahf7i AseaGiG, lady Of Milan, Ids
ventures Of p French Gentleman. ugslatiss 81
The blHeHWogds, 8ngHdeB, ahd numerous gt6.
er wofkss fblhd At The store Of
Feb VI @. q, MOORE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

Liae.-50 barrels Western lime for
sale by Beal e, Son
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
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GFOFEHtEs, ~ttAHDWAHFA4

GFoEEHlEs, HAHDWAHEke Ar
ALFRED CAT Es, having purchased fbA
shttfs stetk oi Goods If m. John pbitits.
"lll e~atti4ts The business m Tie same stand,
500 nov Hsfs to furnish to the fftjzsps II
East and West Baton Rouge. end The sdisiss
ny parishes, 4 general ass6f tmtnt Of Dtv
Goods, efotsfies, IEafdWat6, 1iais. B1sfs
e Shoes, Cf0etety, Glass Ware AID
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.4sAnNllle. Iaaas NIthnla.
M9a Ffgnea \ Miss Woaparrr

Mae. ilsteR X httsa WeanRrrr.
The 33l session orihis institution chn.
maneed On tho dgzt NandRv ia October. lae
~ yahcrs wanld not fan To express their graft.
rnte, Toe tho PATRONAGE with which tAey nave
heea favored since the establishment OF dis
Nchaot4n Baton Rouge, and hope that their
untjrint exegtjons ier the Improvement el
iheiF NunilS, will secure a eoullnuaneaof the
same IN future,
rae central aud spacious building on
Church Street. has been purchased by a
friend nfeaueatian for The use Of the school,
Jha study and recitation rooms are large
AM welt arrange. Instead ota tommon dor.
mitNrr, ibc Young ladies' viii be provided
with atfv and pleasant rooms, Intended TO ace
cammedaje four each. The grounds arc Sha
dv and eomm7AlanS. Particular attention.
wHthr paid t. the physical, as we'll as 70 the
moral and inlelle@ual education ot The pu-
pills,
Il n tAa wish Of the teachers TO unite IN
the5r institution the comforts and advantages
MA homo education, wtth thorough school.
room discipline.
FgiAar Ut each week Is devoted IL reviews
Ftptls afethe0Q questioned romtSeuouSyu upon
the lessons they have learned during the week
raher bp lhc teacher or others who may be
pre>c0t The friends AID patreas Of the
$ahool are invited To attend on thar day or a
a y honr during school exercises.
The departmental music, vocal and inStru.
wentsl. is under the charge of ne. gruneherg.
His talents as a performer and Instructor are
Of tae high Az order TO need commentator.
The course orstudles viii he as follows
PRtuaRx Consolidating, spelling, wri-
ting, Geography and Arithmetic.
Hreugn Ct,SsEs-Geography with the use
al globes. History, Aneient and modern,
practical aud mental arithmetic, natural and
moral philosophy, grammar and composition,
astronomy, chemistry, rhetoric, Ethics, Algs-
bra aud Euclid
TERMS.
Board and9uision per aanum, s $50
Day scholars per quarter, 9 10 10
French, & 10
Extra charges for wasieg per mrnth,
Tor bed ana bedding,
Ornamental needleegerk free Of charge.
Music en- The piano per quarter S Is
Smoked Beef, fer sale DIV
nor is H3Iiam Hrrkkam.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
ADVANCES

We are prepared to make CASH advancas
on c~onsignmeRts Of Sugar and Mogzqses ~
our friends IN New York. PhilalelphJa. 81
Louis. louisville, f.shviIIe, Madison. IA.
and New Orleans, Nov. | 80 PlxE l. HAr-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
MNhIQNE.

Estte tilley oiItp sas services an8 habitans de-
Baton liougs Of dc sos enyif9ns, toH1fns pro-
fesseuf lie Husi9Ha vocal IT Instrumental,
(Ptais 81 gaitafa) II sspafa par SOS rans
laissaHfes OATS trt aftat son e#tfefHs ndalith
laIs Accomplishment Ne sss dsyeifs tabrItaf
les sttffages dss BafsaGhss 1Bi l'loB1faut do
leut toniaftet II aetofdefa les pianos 4 On
pfiR modtfb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
sTAR hANhLfH

We tage Just received ffam Cincinnati, !
iota Of star tahdids. Ii 20 ard do ILL., boxes.
Those WfB bsta used tbem. know their
worth, they ats over 70 per cent tHesbsF
thar sperm.
feb 39 PHF If HAHT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
nEALaSn SON.

Dealers Hi groceries provisions hardware
Rtaes tzr, II a1td iHfifn 4heir customers an
ths public eenefallt, that they now have ani
sill continue ta keep ~ hand q complete as
sortWHuf Of tiia above articles. #tith lhei
afs determined to sell A. low for cash n,
f, they can ID hat IN this place.
GROCERIES, u FiIDYtaiDtHs
Flour, WHistsY bacon. lard, Havana. sht
Rio r9fss, brown. white and laaf sugars
family and scented soap, blaek and cayenne
| psrpar, Allspfta aud cloves, n1lHaHs, eihHa
tn6hy ginger. aaiafattsi mustard starch, fine
aht eaaFse salt, Rpsfin and star candles. rice,
Imperial eHhp5Htsr and biath teas pickles,
s%ariihes. sdtiT. cigars. ioBaaeG, indigo, olive
Gil brandy. gin. rum, ahHssstts, Wi8e aid gis
Ter vinegar, HlHnghlun's bBtisfst
HARDWARE &E,
Cutt ahl wr1t nails, Afass' shavsIs nnH
s1aies, tfaps, log ami Dig chains. Uaf6il6a
HES. tutlin's ates and hatthats. hammers
saws, bHlf aai stfnp hinges. ~sefetyss ttrks
Hfal=. aigsrs. thiaals mill AID hand saw
6lEst dear. Fhsst. cupboard aHd pitI1ebs,
enrtv cunts, table, roeteI and butcher
Bnivs7t irin aud brass plated spurs, hand sad
and deg ifnns sierfs aud scissors, planes
and plane bitlsg squares, rules drawing
HHitest pitchers, shoe knives aud Thread,
avis rasBs, shue lasts. corn sefs8st teWtef
and Bfass f]9sssls. iron aud britannia table and
lea Spoons. iapah'd walters aBd tahdlastitEs.
tea t]tstlles end e1ifee mills hand aud bross
ia sHafis aHH piafet bride bits. ladies'
and sitlbiHfefs, Trying aHd dust pans steel
yards wire brass and haifs sleeves, wash FHi-
Hes aud pats rf vafi1Hs sizes. EtidliH7,
sauce pans Hri1srsi ovens. dDnf hD1Rs and
bolts, japan bellows, lamp tiaeh. shoe
biaefIBH and brushes, ratl1H. wnel and play
Inc cards. water ana Wstl buckets. ave- helves,
baplers, WashhHarls, tubs, Fl.urts. rnp0a Dip
fers. 10 buckets and erpa, pans. lanterns. oil
pots. lamp, plates. nthfels. rapa and t#iras
assorted stzss, Uakuin. 1sh lines abd hubs,
suHat bases. needles thread, buttons, hdnks
Rnd rFea, tooth brushes, nHtnhst shaving
brushes. lead pencils snt points. co
I5ene,rarkst bonh7 aRd purses, anfman and
.ailft a~IHasazs german htfrs, letter aud fnola
PAPER iiF, #hlafs, and steel pens. pow
~ sb3I, lail, FaaBsfa3s saltRalre. salts salt
soda. whiting, sulphur, and eamphuft
tnofB 4 SHOES.
CIR h8his. saai and water proof dt cal
taHai hfaHaas, seal ahd kip Do. sral #iPdo
pf havs, ladias zaaI bfagans aud ~gantlansn's
.Iirpore 49,. And az inn aud goai al ]ass1rt-
hpni II glass aud tfoebpty Wafe aa there Is
il tnWn. al If which va offer nj the very
owrst nritaa Tor cash
We will also keap on hahla supply Of
oil and htts hes
p,t ! 40 ~ lhl6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

FttFFF - |IFt3 t5"I
White load IN kegs, dry white lead, chropse
green. chrome yellow, vafmtllaon, venetian
red. yellow oebfe, Lilharqe, prussiap blue,
red lead, turkey uIobar, Terra DO sienna, lin.
Feed oil, epts. turpenttne, copal, Japan and
black v)arnt#li, md a variety Of other articles
10 the paint line too numeroua to mention.
Iso paint BRUSHES Of every elze aud quality,
all Of which have just arrived, and warranted
pure and good, by The sabscr.bsr wh5 offers
them for sale +; cheap for cash, either AZ
Wholesale or retail.
On Lafayette street.
m29 O. i. DAVIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
CARRIAGES. HARNESS corr.oa r.

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS Ac
"a The Subscribers respect.
CfA fully inform the e]ifizena n
DsUW Baton Rouge and v]lnir}fv
@stho in addition to the baild.
ny and repairing If carriages, they IRE ron.
'stanily receiving direct from the. nannfactnr-
efs IN newark, N J, q complete asaorfmcn If
harness, collars, trunks, c~ifaingles, girta, DC.
&c also coach and furniture varnisb, black
and brown Japan, all Of which viii be sold NJ
a small advance on invoice prices for cash
also tor sale, one leather top buggy, one cloth
Top 90, one 40. without top, one two horse
wagon, one dray, and 4 full assortment Of
bed5teads, and We are fully prepared ~ rnaka
and repair, all kinds Of cabinet work.
Collins made and undertaking attended 10
atthe shortest notice.
W r TUNNARD, & co.
september 30 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
TNRANrA
CrN 7yFur Ms RP0gANs

I Taken mp by VIM NJ. Mar.
lFt MS fin about ID miles from Baton
tYV Rouge, near HGCaR's ferry, q
9AaIaa cow and cali. The COW il red
aAouJ 1 years old, no mark or brand, the calf
is a rearltng also red. The owner is requested
to take them away on paving charges.
JOHN r. DuFRoCQ, ranger.
gFeh, z lsIR.-l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
LOTS ron SAFE

Persons wishing to purchase Town Lots in
suburb dfassIe as laid out by the undersian.
e. according 70 the fgulative plan or fha
Io"n Of Baton Rouge, will call at the store AZ
mar Il ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
A sctE.

10 propridtatro tnrofne IL public
en- g6nttal qo'iI u achieve les fdparationH 4
son moulin, rt quiz rat pftts h executor
les n%rtfosa ut lui sefont eonhta. ayee prom &.
ttlnde. Buis do toutea dimensions :
planehea CONSIGNMENT en- yento pour
compliant settlement.
FREDERIC ARBOttR
mai 10 Ii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
GEORGE pIEE

1aS8tVF ~ NM
Bookb5ader and Blank Book Manu-.
faetEer, Corner IF Church e. Lafayette
Streets, Baton Rouge, La.
VIII execute with despatch an work en-.
trusted to his care at the lowest city prices,
and pay particular attention tothe rebindlng
Of old law, or medical works, music books,
periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, &C..
Scrap books, port f,ltos, pocket books tor ma
2ors and memorandums, made on the shortest
notice to any pattern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
DIE Glnnh

Consisting d English, French, ard Amer.
fsn PRINTS q tba latest style and patterns.
PLAIN y plaid Domestic, spfaa fbefk, sttiI
ped shifting blue Uetoints, Cs4opsdes. a..
Sorted fancy GftteHades, He'd. Jittjhg.
Brown g Itisb Linen, Red Flannel, Wbtfs
IIarbeit Hlsatbsd domestic, Uibjeafbad d..
French md English Blankets, Batubszsia
s6I6ffd GatbttrF, f6tgh velvet irish fjb
~ Gum blastic end cotton sHspandats,
Hack silk and AlPsf8 Cfavafs, sllk Il, Mad
fas Hahdketf4ieis, Ladies' Stockings, silk
embtallas,' Coteh do, Ribbons. linen poek.
Ct hatdEsrahiefs. Kentucky Jeans. B@atiBefs,
lthen Ihfead, yatl6fs' spool thread Mus
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
NOTICE.
SLnnp,s nInnGns

Stray MATING, Just received and for sale
at low rates, at SANGER HESS d. co.
ParaSois and FaRs, A superior assert.
mont Of parasols and sun shades, also fans
Of all kinds, at SANGER HISS & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
HATS

Htack ofd white broad brim bafe, mems
ana youths cashmere hats, elsz6d CAPS, Dr..
81 ID Which vii be sold AZ low ag ean be
gag any where, Persots wishing TO buv.
WI please call and examine for themselves,
January 3d4s, Islg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

BLuE Mass. Warranted good and fresh
for sale by B. JouRpAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

CvPrING GLASSES. Tor sale by
al II. JouRDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

- Taken up. by Anthony Monre,
81 81 a bay bald face mare with fon
IAN white feet up to her knees beavp
S %aa name, branded 0 x ON the Ian
zBs shoulder, about IA hands bigb
abont TO or II years old, said mare has one
sorfel bald face stud colt, fax name and I'll
the right fore leg white and the left hind Jan
white, about two or three years old, no brand
The owner IS requested to call and take tba1,
away on paying charges.
10 JR DUFROCQ, Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

Smoked Beef, fer sale DIV
nor Is HlIsam Markham.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26

In this village 10Th inst Miss Lathrop, aged II
years. Also, LIST inst. Mr. E.ilkm Persons one of
the oldest inhabitants Of the village, aged SO years
Also god inst, Mrs, Waterman, wife of Hon Aru-
nah Waterman, aged 81 years.
In Berlin, on the 18th, Adaline E, wife of Ansor
Stebhins, agedG0 years anc II months.
lnCoventry, @3l ut. Mrs. Harriet N. wife Of o. P
Brown, y,
In Watsfeld, Nov. 60, Edith, wife of Elisha Hitch
cock aged Ga years.
IN Burton, 2lst nit, Mr.. Daniel Cass 61
In North Dnnvile, Oct 5, suddenly. Harlan P aged
ii weeks aud days; Nov. s, John S. 2 years and ;
month and 10 days, SONS of John G. and Lucy S
Hall.
In Glover, Nov. 10, of disease of the heart, Mrs
Phebe Garfield aged 50.
At the residence OF her son. in Koskonong, Wiscon-
SIN, on the Goth ut Mrs. ANN Hight widow of the
late Hon Stephen laig of Burlington, in the ash
year of her age.
In Peichm, Sept 8, Mr. David Martin, aged 3d. q
revnutlOnpr pensloner.
! In Pelchim Oct. 4, Caleb Walker, aged so.
| In Bmttleboro, 18th inst of consumption Henr,
Leavtt Hail. eldest son OF Mr.. Glrdner G. Hall, agrt
10 years.
In Dover, Nov 9th, Miss Mary A. Rice, aged 2;
years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26

SULLIVAN RA1LRoAD.-We have been furnished witt
copy OF the subj neil resolution, which was passed
at meetings. the Vermont Central Railroad Co. pora-
ton, on the 18th ln3tlnt:-
Resolved rIIt We will connect with the Ch451ire
AMI Ftch5ugh RI lrmds by iunctute with the Suli-
van tlllro d, ana TINT the President hereby directed
to make all necessary arrangements for establishing
such connection.
An. we are informed that the Sullivan rallrold
which eXtenls from thu western bunk ofth4 Connect-
cut river. little south ofthe village of Windsor, in the
State Of Vermont tn ongh plrt Of the town of Corn
ish, and through the towns Of CIArmont and Chrrcs
town, and nterSecs the Cheshire rlilrolG in Wnpolp
near Bellows Falls in New Hampshire making a line
OF 70 I'd little exceeding twrnly-four miles, will be
put un ler contract for construction before the fist OF
January next AMI will be completed within year from
that time
1t is confidently believed, that if this piece of rold
shlll be completed suggested shlll hive, by Jan
uary 1873 un1rolen oh lin of railway nnnic l.
ton between Boston an Montpelier with the excep
ton Of thlt plrt of the Cheshire railroad between
Keene and Bellows Fas.--POs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, Nov. 1873 P. NJ
Market for Genesee -four opened at IS So 1C0(
barrels taken for export, Wheat nomi,n,ly, 81 20
white 81 10 Il II. Sales of corn, mixed lois, yellow
at 7Sc, white Soc; 1000 bushels sold for export
Cotton SHES 800 btles ut 18th off. Fwiglt5 firm
Exchange heavy. The Great Western brought $50,
900 in gold
Ampnlil returns the kilIe an wol1 lei at NJ ,nte
rey, 43O. Vera Cruz paper gives 20 as the off ca
return Of killed and wounded
The enthu3las in Mexico is represented as ben,
very great Two more battaIions have been raised II
the city of Mexico The prisoners IN the clstle of Pc
rote hld petone1 to be mlrched to meet the invaders
1000 mustct5 hld been sent to Chihuahua. The Ia
dies Of VaIaba had asked permission to join the army
to take care of the wounded Gen. Ricon is dead
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.

PROBATE NOTICES..
Orleans Dist Est. Julia Ann Foster, Barton; adj
act presented at Irasburgh, Nov. 2e.
Essex Dst.-Est. G w Byram, Maidstone; ad. act
presented Guildhall, Nov. 30. Est. D Washburn
Guildhall; COM sit at Essex Ilo.el, Guildhal, last
Tuesdays Of Jan. & April
Rutland Dist Est Stafford Wallingford; com
sit at widows 9Th Mund. Nov. aud March.
EDUCATIONAL.
A meeting Of the Caledonia Association for the i'm
provement OF commorschooIs will be holden at Dan
vile, on Friday the 9th inst. at 10, A. NJ. An Ad
dress is expected from Mr.. Howard of rhetrord.
Vt. Literary aud Scientific Institution, Brandon
Winter Term commences Dec. 2.
MUSICAL.
Orleans County Association will hold its next quar-
terly meeting at Albany Centre on the LIST Thursday
of Dec. next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26
Arrival Of The Acadia.

The Acadia Mail Steamer, arrived at Boston
on Tuesdy morning, about 10 O'clock, with
English news TO Nov A.
The Cotton Market was depressed, and a
slight decline in prices had been submitted to-
The Produce markets bad also declined con.
siderabIy
AT a meeting of the Cabinet held on the 30h
at Windsor it was agreed that the British Par
Lament, which stands prorogued ill Wednesday
the 4th November should be further proroguet
till Tuesday, the 18th Of January next,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26
FOREIG N.
Arrival Of the Great Western,
Eleven days Later from Europe.
New York, Monday night, }
I2 o'clock.

IL O'Clock.
This steamship Great Western, Capt Mathe KS,
has just arrived from Liverpool, which port she
LETT on the 3lst October, and bringing ] / days
later intelligence from Europe.
Wheat has reached the lowest duty, shillings
per Or. The cry for opening ports continues
and grows louder duly, Since the arrival ont
of the Great Western aud IIlberna, cotton trade
was less buoyant, but still steady. Manufactu-
ring markets dali. The loss of the potato crop
affects every business.
Money market fllIen, since last adviCes, in
consequence large sales by an influential plrty,
An active demand for home grain, especially
wheat, sence sailing Of the last Steamer ON the
GOTH
No Indian Corn fer sale, but an advance OF
two to three shIIings per quauer demanded for
floating cargoes to Ireland 1t was thought the
scarcity of shipping, and high rates Of freight
would prevent sudden nundaton Of American
supplies.
The steamer Great Britain remains ashore
in Dundrnm Bay. Efforts are still making n
get her off.
The French government is alarmed at the fill
ure ofthe late harvest More than two hundred
vessels laden with grain were at Naples, Genoa
and Leghorn, to sail for France.
The Overland Mail from India and China, |,
destitute of intelligence, but cheering as to the
general state Of the country
Accounts from Irelnd continue most distrcs
sing. Several deaths have occurred from star
vatlun
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26

United States Senaie.-The terms of service of the
following Senators will expire on the 4th Of March
next.
Maine. George Evans New Hampshire, Joseph
Cilley. Massachusetts,, John Davis Rhode Island
John f. Simmons. New Jersey, j. M. Miller Del
aware, Thomas Clayton Virginia, VIM. S. Archer
North Carolina Willie P. Mangum. lone vacancy
South Carolina *John C. Calhoun. Georgia, John NJ
Berrien. Alabama, *Dxon II. Lewis. Mississippi
4Joseph W. Chambers Louisiana, Alex 'n1er Bluow
Tennessee, s. Jlrnegin. Kentucky, J. T. NIoorehead
illinois, *James Sample. Arkansas, #Chester Ashley
Michigan, VIM Woodbridge. Texas, samuel Hous
ton.
The places of several Seniors have already beer
supplied as follows =
Maine-Jonn w. Bradbury, dem Louisinna-s;
W. Dnwns, len. Mlssj3sippi-Il nry Stnlrt Foote
dem. Rhode Isllnl JOAN H. Clarke wing. New
Hampshire P. Hale
The Senators who hold over on tie 18th of March
iS47, are % Democrats, II Wings
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NOTICE

is hereby given that the Directors of the Orange
Comfy Mutual Fire Insurance Company, have this day
made an Assessment of three per cent all the pre-
MUM notes Of said Company, in force the 18th day
of Aug 1916, to be oald to the Treasurer of SAID
Complny at his Office IN Chelsea by the first day OF
January next.
If any are now del rquent in the payment of former
Assessments, they cannot complain If the Bye-uaws
OF said Company are strictly enforced and their pre-
MUM notes collected in full, and deposited in the
Treasury.
JOHN w. SMITH, Treasurer.
Chelsea, Nov. 90, 1916. 4S&]w
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vm va UT mlA G. m-ezSo

In Irasburgh, VIM. II. Wallace, of Plcton, Canada
West aud Marietta West.
In Woodstock, Dr. F. A. Garfield, of Glover, to liar
riet W. Warren.
In Drnville, Nov 10 Daniel w. Rogers, of Walden
to LOUIS Whittier of Crlot
In Ri nncy, N. II. Amos Webster to Dolly B1gloy
of Newbury, VT, after an engagement of fifty ears
staining, both hvng been twice married before
In 'rownsh"nl. SlmueI Il. Davis of Whitefell, N
H., to Sarah f. Mcclure.
IN Wilmington Edward Haynes to Fanny J He'd
field
In Dover Henry Moore, Of Newfane, to Sylvia A
Ryther, of D.
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gssSg,sEaTON MARKET.
MONDAY, Nov. lG.
REPORTED FOR THE TRAVELLER

REPORTED FOR THE TRAVELLER.
At market, 1900 Cattle, IL yokes working oxen,
AZ Cows and Calves 100 Sheep and about 200
Swine.
Beef CtttIe-Extra. 5 IS; $50; second quality, 1926
a $50; third guilty, 3 50a4
Working Oxen -Slej noticed at So, 81, II, and
So
Cows and Calves Dull Sales made at $l4, 10, 81,
2G. and 80
Sheep In consequence Of very large supply the
mlrket is dull. Lots take ut 81, 81 SO and 187.
Swiue--S1Ies brisk At wholesale, 3 10 for Sows
and l2 for Burrows; at retail, from l2 to and
l-2 per ID.
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CALL OF TROOPS Wounderstanl that acquisitions
hive been sent out from the Wlr D12lrtn2 Mt calling
into the service of the United States nine addition
regiments OF volunteers, to serve during the war with
Mexico, unless sooner discharged. They are asked
for from the following states:
One regiment of inflntry each from Massachusetts,
New York, Pennsylvania, Virgnil North Cuolinl.
South C,rolino, Loasian., Mississippi, AMI one regi-
ment of mounted men from Texas
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Flu lher from the Army,

Our telegraphc communication from New York. da
ted on Sunday at g. T.. NJ, states that news from til,
seat of war had been received and that Ampudia hlt
positively returned beyond Saltlo. Gen. Taylo
could not move forward until reinforced. There wa
much sickness at Camargo Monterey, &c.
The death of Capt, Ridgely is confirmed. BOsto,
Courier, 23d