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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

MACkhlfEL No. /. in half bbls. quarter
dp,tRnd Kits. for sale hy
mar2l ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

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maihtafa his own position without either
sue6uftbing 10 the afistobracy OF descending
tothe yRlgafily BY which he may be surround
cd. II hes been said that there is a gentleman
" way bf being a blaokguard y we DO not
advocate the morality Of the maxim. but We
quote 1t IN erbef to show how well groundee
is the idpa that e~entility can be preserved
under even the most disadvantageous phrases
of our actions. A true gentleman Is one whose
mind Isl elevated and enlightened whose
manners. are easy and polite, and whose con-
duct Is honorable. As an honest man IL The
noblest work Of God, SO Is a gentleman the
finest achievement ofGivilization.
A v~EFHn4y WaEerEB-Capt freeman
Gibbs, of Sandwich, says the Barnstable
Patriot, has made ninety-eigat voyages-one
hundred land ninetY-siK passages-betwceh
Boston and Trinidad, and always went safely
and without accident worthy Of note. until
when on his return voyage for the ninety
eighth time, be was eyertaken in Boston Bay
by the terrible snow storm and gale 0flast
Friday wick, from which there was nc escap.
ihg-ner Gould a lee shore any longer be avoi-
bed. when he made the best Of his critical
positions and, bv the help ofhis still continued
good IorluQe, laid hiscraft, the barque Frank
tin, ASHORE on Chelsea Beach, after cutting
away her fnasts and doing all that experience
and nrudt ice could do to avoid this calamity.
SHOW kRfor BAND-Uh the night orTuesday
last during the storm, a curious phenomenon
occurred Several houses on Washington
street were found when opened in the
morning, with sand strewn over the floor
near the c~9eyiees ofthe doors and windows,
atdin 5ofnF eases adhering 10 the walls, an if
thrown iht a wet state against them with
violence. Efhe sand was oT q clear ruars
grain, ahdtalFgfent from any IN the Vicinity
indeed thdfe was nome Of any description
near the Buildings, from which this could
have been blown.
The only way In which this phenomenon
can be explained, is 10 suppose that during the
storm the sand being tokeen up from some Of
the sand bars ON the river dy a whirlwihd.
and carried through the air until a current Of
wind forced il against these houses and
through the h~revices Of The windows and doors
- Tcb5buygh titehEgeacer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
NNrICM

All those who may have claims against The
succession Of Eenon Rrvas,deCnasad, sud those
who my be indicted to him are requested TO
present themselves at the Couft-fgnse on tho
day OF the above sale. fof tho purpose Of MA
king . settlement in foil ofsaid succession.
march II, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

LAIRD OkL.-3 barrels III store, and
for sale by.
@. r. DAVIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

OlL.-F}to barrels linsy I'D OH, ia store
and for saleby.
O. L. DAVIS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
JOHN LOPEZ.

MELAssE.-en bafIls et d~emI.baril. !
vendre par srEFaEs HESDERsoN.
% n6y.-f7.
100 Ii - AdriS, Boston Iron Co-F.- ale
ey Pike q Harf.
CANBLEs-2D boxes sperm AID Chris.
tallne caudles fer sale by BEAL u seN.
CxPREss HaRarLs-In lots 10 suit pureb.
aseFs, Of q suPesIoF quality BgAL & sos.
P0TAGOEs-50 barrels Of Iflsb p
tasoes, ioF saieb by BEaL u SoN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

SARDIgEs-a yendre par
IL oct-3G. SrEpHES HESDEEsoS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
LOTS Ron SALE.

Persons wishing n purehase Town Lots in
Suburb Gfassie as iasd cut BY Tie undersian.
ed, according 10 thy fgu,ative plan or the
Town OF Baton Rouge, win call at the store Of
mar 81 aLFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
ID Mm MORE.

MW RA
just received By the undersigned d large
assortment of Medicines, patent and Off
%cinal, which will be sold al the lowest city
prices, Tie public can rely safely upon
their good quality, as tho undersigned is
constA ntly renewing his stock, which con.
slsts ID part of
Caloniel Blue mass
Jafap Ipecac
Bhubafb Cream Of Tartar
Iaftaffc Acid super Carbonate soda
Pnt. Suda peaFlaal
SaIeratus Quiniae
lod. Jalap Tod. Iron
Iodine Opium
Castor oil Sienna, Mamma, etc.
Also tfe best French chemical preparations.
Morphine Stryebnina
peratrina Peperins
Solicina Laet, Of iran
Proto Tod. mercury, Dente Tod. mercury.
Also supply of Cireassiau Lymph,
OFerstteet's Liniment. unsurpassed by no
Iinithoht in lis efficacy in curing Rheu-
matte pains and pains of any kind. DIR.
Beach's Indian Vegetable Pills, Cham
plons, E;dOifals, Lees, Pelets and Spencof's
Pulls, 9te.
Sponges, fine and coarse.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
Dong aware that the efficacy of a
prescription depends upon The node Of
preparation by Tho druggists, particular
will BIO taken by The Undersigned In
filling them. Oflors from the country
will be filled with naatnoss and despatch.
Also, a large end fresh assortment of
Ihompsonian .laoliclnos. c.nzistinp in
Of
Composition, Number six.
Nos. 4, I, g., a., g.. Bay Berry.
Spice, Biti4rs.
J. LOp&I, Druggist.
Jorher Of Church and Lafayette streets,
opposite PrkoG Hart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

20 sacks Of MAsTyD0N CorToN SEED, for
sale ut this Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
NrATE an Lnnla1AMA-

SFATE OF LOUISIANA,
Probate Court-Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
VIII be sold by the undersigned Parish
Judge Ez.olfieio Auetioneer, ut the Uourt-
house 10 the town Of Baton Rouge, on Tues.
day the 3lst Of March 1916. 1t II o'ctjck NJ.
Negro man Serapio, aged about forty
years.
One horse and saddle,
Ode double barrel gun.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tho slave half cash, aud Tho balance MT
enc years credit with good security aud
mortgage I'LL G0al payment,
The horse, saddle and Gun, rash.
Gil. TEssiEn, Il. j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

a lot ct Panama, straw and other kinds of
hats, just received and for sale by
ID SANGER, HESS d+ co.
LOUISIANA FEMALE SEMINARY.
Uhiar the immediate charge of
MRS. NJ. v. FUERfEs.
MUSICAL DETACHMENT. DIRECTED ny
Mr.. A. r, FUERTES.
Mn. AND MHs. FuEhrEs, respectfully in
form The public that, as they personally at.
lend to the instruction Of pupils, they can nc.
ford 10 teach on the most reasonable terms.
TERMS.
Boarding and tuition per annum pay
able quarterly, in advance, B 1870
Day seholars (pef quaf.) from 6 to 10
French, 6to 8
Spanish, Italian, Latin, each, o
Piano, Is
GUITAR II
Extra charge for washing per month, 2
For bed and bedding, /
Vocal music free Of charge.
All the branches Of studies enumerated
above are taught by Mr.. aud Mrs. Fueftes.
Every 4th Saturday Of each month, there
will be held in the school room an examina-
ton of MI rs pupils, il vocal and instrument
tai music, to winch parents and guardians Of
the pupils will be invited to attend, and Of
which due notice viii be given them.
teb " no 4 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

CLAREr WtNE-p,uilaa. M,ao. .,
Julran, st. E,tephe. IN boSoa. bv tho ,Ingoo ~
single 70 tie. Tor sale by y
mar2l ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

January 3lst ia4e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

VENIs0N HAMS.
Just received aud for sale by
march IA STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

On Saturday morning the Hlh inst, Of the
scarlet fever, JhtS llgsnEnsos, aged3 years,
son OF Stephea Henderson Or this city.
A TRIBUTE or BR0THERLY
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

n
"a No. IS W, BALTIMORE STREET
would repeC ifdy iec0mme I'D To those aft ced VITA
that GiSagrrcdbG and dangerous disease, the FILES
hiS preparation for their cure. One of his rtmeCies
Is pin, 10 be taken I'm Ter proper regulations lIe
presents the flowing certificate of It's value, from
ciiZLn Of BulumUu:-
81 hereby certify lbat have used the above medi-
cine, and am nearly we'll OF the above disease, Ohe
pHes,) of wh.ch nave been afflicted for mHny years;
an consider II superior to any thing ev,r offered to
tue pubic, and wound desire all effected with that
distressing disease 10 make althrOuugh trial Of the
above medicine, which am fully salts fed win effect
permanent cure. DAVID :, JOHNSON
Dec .. 1886. No, 70 g. Lombard st. Baltimore,
Il. GDUbEH would a,sO recommend his VEGE-
TABLE BlT'TERS Tor the cure OF the niles; but
hose who do not feel disposed to use hi. Hitiers
may feel hems elves already cured by using the Pills
LOUIS GOULEV,
d94t Head of Centre N, ,kst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09
american Repnbltran,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. ., 1896

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. The great length
of this document renders it impossible that we
should do more than glance at its contents, in
this mornings paper. The President COM
mences with congratulation on the general
good health and prosperity of the country; for
which, he says, tour devout and sincere ac-
acknowledgements are due to the gracious giver
of all good" After an expression of satis(ac-
powers, he comes to the consideration of our
war with Mexico, which, he declares, "was
neither desired nor provoked by the United
States. On the contrary, all honorable means
were resorted to to avert it." He then pro-
ceeds to lay before Congress, ga condensed re-
view ofthe injuries we had sustained; of the
causes which led to the war; and of its progress
since its commencement" This CONDENSED
review" and Mexican affairs generally, occupy
more than six columns of the message.
1t seems from the message, that, in cose-
quence of the pacific disposition manifested by
Santa Anna: his declaration in favor Of fede-
raj system Of government in Mexico, and other
causes, cit was deemed not cXpedent TO OBJ
struct his return to Mexico, should he attempt
to do So" "The war will be prosecuted with
vigor, as the best means Of securing peace" Ii
is again declared, that "the war has not been
waged with view to conquest" but having
conquered territory from the enemy, our mill
tary and naval commanders have been instruct
ed to organize temporary governments in some
of the conquered provinces in Mexico" The
message touches upon and justfies the call for
two millions at the last session of congress, and
the President again asks for that amount of
money. Reference is made to the feared en-
gagement Of Spanish subjects on board of Mex
cas privateers, and the existing treaty between
the two nations, by which such persons would
be considered as pirates; and it is recommended
to congress to pass a law to punish Spanish
subjects thus engaged. 1t is also recommend
ed, that letters Of marque and reprsal should
be granted against Mexico.
The receipts into the treasury foi the year
were SEQ 1890, PAT, and the expenditures $685.
0sl, ia. The amount of the public debt on
the first of this month, was, S24,256 ,49A If
the present war should be continued until the
soth of June, ls4S, an additional loan Of $685.
600, 900 will be required-the loan to be made
for twenty years. Measures which are suggest
ed, may, if adopted, reduce the amount want
Cd, to SIS 1000, 900 or $l9, 900 900. The Pre-
sident proposes to hold Mexico responsible for
the extraordinary expenses to which we have
been subjected by the war. He recommends
adherence to the new tariff act, with an addi-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

CONVICTED. A black man, named Grant
has been convicted of murder in Bath, Steuben
county, N. Y, and sentenced to be hanged on
the 18th of January. He refuses to allow any
one to petition the Governor for his pardon,
but says "ifthey will only let him out to kill
all the Negroes, he will then 60 to the gaIlows
satisfied"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

THE VAN Ness CASE. The report Of the
proceedings of the Court in this case, we are
compelled to lay over until tomorrow, in con-
sequence of the length of the Presidents Mes
sage. The counsel for the defence have struck
a new ven-they are endeavoring to prove the
existence of real simon pure civilian Wal
lace" How they will succeed time alone can
tall
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

Honor TO THE BRAVE. The Union states
that in lettor received by gentleman of that
city, from an officer at Monterey, it is stated
that Lieut.. Eugene Boyle, of company d of
the battalion OF Baltimore and Washington
volunteers, under the command ofthe late la
mented Lieut.. Col. Watson, has, in considera-
ton Of his gallant conduct in the several SAN
culinary attacks on the Notifications of Monte
rey, been unanimously chosen captain of said
company.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

THE FLogR MARKET. The Baltimore flour
market is still unsettled. Howard st. brands
are freely offered at $475-no sales. Wheat
has declined about s cents per bushel At N.
York, yesterday, sales of Genesee at S5.l2
afloat; held at S5.25 in store. Wheat sold at
ll4c.; and corn at 70a72c.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

INDIAN TROUBLES ANTICIPATED IN TEXAS
Advices from Galveston to the 28th ult., have
been received at New Orleans On the esd all
express reached Gen. Houston from Torreys
Trading House, stating that Indians of various
tribes. to tho number of ten thousand had ar
rived there, in the expectation of finding COM
mIssioners ON the part Of the Unired States, to
treat with, and deliver them presents in accor-
dance with assurances to that effect, made to
them by the commissioners last spring, and
promises also made the Indian delegation at
Washington. Finding neither commissioners
or presents has much disappointed the Indians,
and fears are entertained that serious mischief
may accrue TO our frontier settlements, unless
something is done to conclIate them.
Cen Houston has written to the Messrs
Iorrey to do all in their power TO prevent dis
satisfaction among them, and direct them, on
his own personal responsibility 10 distribute,
from their own goods, presents among them to
the value of $1,000, OF $4,000 if necessary;
and he will hasten TO Washington, IN order to
induce, if possible, such action on the part of
the Government as will save the frontier from
the evils of Indian hostility.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS, The proceed
ings of Congress were of little interest yester-
day. Nothing of moment transpired in the SEN
ate beyond the reading Of the Message, of
which $500 copies were ordered to be printed
10 the House 1000 copies were ordered. Mr.
Boyd introduced a bill to increase the pay of
the non-commissioned officers. musicians and
privates of the Army, and the volunteers, and
granting bounties of lands in certain cases.
Mr. Sawyer gave notice of bill 10 graduate
and reduce the price of the public lands. Mr..
Tibbatts gave notice ola bill for the improve-
ment of the Mississippi, Ohio and Missouri
rivers Mr.. G. Davis offered resolution cal
ling on the President to communicate to the
House any and all orders and instructions to
Gems. Taylor, Wool, and Kearney, and Capts.
Sloat and Stockton, with regard to establish
ing forms of government for the conquered ter
ritory in Mexico, ETC., and also inquring wheth-
er the President had recognized such forms Of
government. Before the resolution was dis
posed of, the House adjourned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09
CITY INTELLIGENT

The Express wjih The Presidents Message The
message OfPresidenL Polk, to the Congress of the
United States, was delivered in Washington,
at y O'Clock, NJ, yesterday. An express
locomotive, chartered by the Government was
in readiness, and Immediately Oh the announce
ment otthe message being delivered at four
Teen minutes past IL o'clock, it started for Bal
timore, arriving at Mount Glare Depot, West
Pratt street, at precisely seVenteen minutes past
| o'clock, p. NJ, making the run between
Washington and Baltimore, Gao miles, in the
extraordinary short space of one hour and three
minutes! We understand that three minutes
we're lost at White Oak bottom, in consequence
OF the engine running past the water station,
Otherwise the run would have been made in
precisely one hour! The engine used on the
occasion, was the "Pegasus," under the charge
of Capt. VIM. Fl. Hughes, a most indefauga-
BILE and energetic gentleman, who in connex-
ion with Mr.. Thomas Henley, the engineer,
and Mr.. John Shaffer, the fireman, accomplish
ed their undertaking in a creditable and praise
worthy manner, without accident or delay
Immediately on the arrival of the locomotive
at the Mount Glare Depot, our private express
started with our packages of extra Clippers, :"
(printed at the Union Office, Washington and
in very few minutes we were enabled to serve
VIC HtssaBe W our ITleIluS anu SUBSCRIBERS al
the counter.
Packages for the East were conveyed in an
express wagon, by Mr.. B. Mckee U. S. Mail
Agent, from the Mount Clare depot, TO the
Canton Depot in the short space of2O minutes,
where n locomotive was in readiness, and
at 90 minutes of o'clock, P. NJ, started for
Philadelphia.
County Court In the case of Henry w.
Hook vs. Thomas Street, an action to recover
damages for the alleged harboring of an ap-
prentice, the jury yesterday rendered verdict
Tor the defendant, Talbot and Dobbn for the
plaintiff; Buchanan and Gallagher for defen-
dant.
Funeral. The Jerusalem Encampment, and
Harmony Lodge, of the |. o. of o. F., paraded
yesterday afternoon, TO attend the funeral of
their late brother, J, S, S Taylor. They were
accompanied by the National Blues Band.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

WELoH & DELAvAN's NATIONAL CIRoUs.-Last
Night Of The Crusaders This is positively the last
night of the magnificent Equestrian spectacle of
"The Crusaders" can be produced at the From street
Anphitheaue. 1t will he given with all its original
spendor. Previous to the play variety of Eques-
an performances will take place in the ring in which
the celebrated riders Messrs T. w. Turner and Rogers
will appear aud go through their pleasing perfornan-
ces. Dan Rice, the inmitasle clown was never in
better hGmor. He keeps thu audience convulGed
W Ith laughter.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

PRINTING OF CONGRESS. We notice that
proposals have been issued for the execution of
the printing ofthe next Congress, by contract.
The proposals will bs opened on the 9th Of
January next
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE. We learn
from the New Orleans papers that the towSoat
Mississippi, Capt. Kinney, bursted two of her
boilers on the 2Sth ult. in towing over the bar,
at the West Pass, the ship Wabash, from
New York. VIM. Nicholson, First Engineer,
the steersman, one fireman, and two deck
hands were instantly killed. Capt. Kinney,
the pilot (Mr. J. Smith, and one deck-hand,
named John Lewis, were considerably wound
ed by being bruised and scalded.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

U. S. SUPREME COURT. This tribunal as
sembled at Washington on Monday, present
Hon. Roger B. fancy, chief justice; Hon J.
Mclean, Hon. John Catron, Hon. Peter V.
Daniel, Hon. Sam'l Nelson, Hon. Levi Wood
bury, and Hon. Robert c. Grer, associate JUS
tees
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ssELLIAID sALoUa,

HSfLLIAlED SALOON,
d-5 FOUNTAIN Inn, LIGHT STREET,
THREE Tables
The undersigned begs to announce TO his patrons
and the pubic at large that his establishment has
laley undergone thorough rcftling. He has also
added another Table, TO obviate the objections of
his numerous friends who have experienced disap-
pOnment, or DELAY, in obtaining table, and respect
fully invites a call.
IL JOSEPH HARRISON
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

The WASHINGTON UNION. We notice that
this journal has appeared in new and beauti-
full dress. 1t is now one of the neatest pa pers
in the country.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

REPORTED Loss OF THE U. STATES SHIr
BosrON. By the Exchange Reading Room
books, we learn, that gentleman who came
passenger in the schooner J. E. Ridgaway, from
St. Thomas, which arrived at this port yester-
day, that it was curently reported at Run
Bay on the 23d of November, that the U. S.
ship Boston, was totally wrecked OH Harbour
Island about week previous-no lives lost.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

NAT1sNAL BLsRs BALL. This fine corps Of citizen
soldiers give their second Annual Ball. at the Wash-
Ingten Hall" this evening. Several delegations ftsm
corps at distance are expected 10 be present, and
from the arrangements made, il will no doubt be enc
Of the mos pleasant balls of The Season. The fine
Bass Band attached to the company will be in at
tendance, under Capt. Voiandt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

4 tLASSES IN MUSIC,
" MR.. A. J. CLEAVELAND,
is now organising several DAY and NIGHT CLASS
Els, bob adult and juvenile. Ladies wishing to Join
afternoon classes, or ladies and gentlemen wishing
10 Gin night classes, or children who wish to Join
juvenile classes, can all have their wishes gralifed
by calling at No, III BALTIMORE STREET, (ub
stairs, between the hours of 10 and l. A. NJ. and
and P. M, aud Mr.. G. will give them all desired
information.
90 Private lessons in Vocal or Instrumental Mu-
sic, can be had by applying as absve. d9-lDls
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

(t}- NEPTUNE DIVISION, No. Z, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE ihae will b. a regular meeting
OF Neptune Division held ON ) Ills (lVednesday1
EVENING, Dee, 9ia. a fun attendance is r, duesi
ed, as the n vi'ed Bylaws viii be submitted FIR
adoption. 1ltl JOHN II. WILSON, r.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-09

ITEMS OF News. The present population
ofCncnnati comprises $500 white and 2, 1928
coIored Persons.-The new revenue cutter
Geo. M.'Blbb has left Cincinnati for the Gulf
of Mexico During the last six years the
population Of Arkansas has increased fifty per
cent.-1'he legislature of Virginia assembled
at Richmond on Monday Green, the re-
formed gambler, is lecturing at St. Louis
AT Boston, on Sunday evening, the thermome-
ter was down to "a degrees-John W.
Hall, barber, at Boston, hung hmsolfon Sa-
turday, in consequence Of his poverty; he left
a wife and seven children.