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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-04

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reading books of controversy, are not SO
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-27

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Total

OFFICERS CREATED AND ND THE SALARIES THERE
the ring the of treasury notes. loa and
for other purposcs.
Five additional clerks in the Offices of the surer and
register of the treasury Salaries per annu) $l2)0 CO.
By the to raise for limited time additional military
force, aud for other purposes
Officers for one regiment Of dragons and nine regiments
allowances are provided under the existing laws.
One additional major each regiment OF Dragons
One regnentn quartermaster to each regiment of dra-
goons artillery infantry and raemen WIG shall bs taken
pay per month, and forage for two horses
One surgeon and two assistant surgeons to each regiment
One chaplain each brigade of regular or volunteer
forces who shall receive $780, ration and forage for one
Two additional surgeons and twelve surgeons,
who shall receive the pay and allowances Of officers
of the same grade respectively.
Four quartepnasters of the rank of major.
Ten assistant quarermasers with the rank Of capain
By the etabsh court Key Wes the State Of
Florida. and for other pnrpons.
One district Judge SALARY per annum.) $4,000 d..
clerk of the Louisiana district isented for similar services
Ono attorney for the United States who shall receive sta
One marshal who shall be entitled to the same fees
allowed the marshal for the district Of louisiana and
in addition $500
By the art TO sabt land district in the northern par, Of
Michigan and 70 opide for the safe Of The mineral lands
One receiver who shall such compensation is
prescribed by law
BY the for the increase Of the corps of The Untsd
States
| Four captains
Four first iieutenants.
| -Four second icutciants.
BIZ The making appropriations for the eipd and Diplomatic
cspetses government for tho ending the hrfi day
| of June, 1873 and for Other purposs.
One clerk in the office OF the Second Comptroller, 81 200
Two clerks in the office of the First Auditor, each 81 100
Three clerks in the office Of the Second Auditors sech
Sl,I50. u g.
Two clerks in the office Of the Fourth Auditor, each
3 900 = mr.
Two clerks the bounty land bureau Of the Pension or
] fee, each 81 900. 49,.
One clerk in the office of in the city
| Of New York, from March j, 1871 81, 500.
Ten additional clerks under the act of August 9th, 1915
each $500
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NIARSHAL,S SALE,

TN virtue OF writ of rnditioni erponas issued out from
the clerks office of the circuit court OF the District OF Co
umba for the county of Washington, and to directed
shall expose to public sale for cash, on Wednesday the
18th day of May next, the front door of the courthouse
said county at O'clock the following property, viz
Lot No 49, in square A, in the city of Washington front
feet.
Lot No 49, in square A, in said city, fronting % feet Or
Pennsylvania avenue, containing 2, l75 square feet
Lot No a. in square A, in sad city, fronting Is feet or
Pennsyl- ania avenue containing 3, a05 square fect
Lot No 49, in square A, in said city, fronting 70 feet on
Sd west containing $500 square feet, with the i'm
provenents thereon.
Seized and levied upon the property of Henry E. Rie
and sold to satisfy udcias No. 10 October 1SF in
favor of Thomas Sewa
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April l2--dts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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One assistant surveyor of the oreensbug district in tn
state OF Louisiana, Sl 600. ff slst.f f' ff'
One assistant surveyor in The state Of Florida, $1,000
~ The ae rat.ng appropriations for he naral for tn
year ending the Mwticia June, 1913
Thirteen assistant 81 rgeons, each $3.50.
| One pyrotechnis, Sl,5OO. l'T
o nS clerk in the Bureau Of Provisions and Cohing
ny the act TO additional land district ~ the Terri
! f~yof WISCONSIN, and for other ps1poses.
one register who shall such compensation
nov W. allowed by law. Ns.G
now allowed by law :
by The act to establish port of entry at Saria IN The STATE
| 81 1sras, and for other purposes.
| One collector 10 reside at Saura, 81 $50.
| one surveyor TO re- de AT Matagorda, 5000.
| Ohe surveyor to reside al Labaco, 5000
| one surveyor TO reside AT Copano, $500.
one deputy surveyor TO reside Sabine, 81 600
one deputy surveyor to reside Aransas, fees.
ny tas act creating collection district in Maine and
hpTy. f''' ''"y ~" &c
One collector ofeustoms, fees.
og ts act making provision for additional number Of
general officers, and for other purposes
Three brigader generals
me assistant adJutant general with the rank pay, and
emoluments OF lieutenant colonel of cavalry. -
Two assistant adjutant generals with the brevet rank
pay ana enouInenis OF a captain of cavalry
Two deputy paymasier generals with the pay and al
oW wan OF deputy quarerinasler general.
eEs Of the army.
aWo captains OF ordnance with the pay and allowances
SIX FIRST leutenan Of ordnance with the pay and
allowances of officers OF thar grade. : =
by the act TO amend entitled act to provide for The
and sasa atto resaia i "sas ana ga ias,
tront'srs," approved Jrns hirh, 1884, aud for other ,-
One special agent of Indian affairs
OFFICERS WHOSE SALARIES ARE INCREASED.
By ne act making appropriations for the the Post
KS se the year ending the thirtis Of Jane,
The salary of the assistant messengers the Post Office
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Ru VI. GREE.N. .9mcfIOmeer.


uOuSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO
IL FORTE, CARRIAGE, BAROUCHE, AND HORSES
AT AUCTIONOn Monday, the 10Th instant, shall sell
al the residence of w. Marshall, esq, Al street,
Pennsylvania avenue, at 10 o'clock m, his household
and kitchen furniture, which ofthe best quality, viz:
Mahogany narbe-top pier pedestals and centre-table
Do do dressing bureau and washstands
Mahogany sofas parlor chairs, and ottomans
Do rockers, writing desk &c.
DO dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do sdeboards and plain bureaus
Do pine extension dining table and hat-rack,
being the same which was exhibited at the fair
An excellent piano forte, workstands
Mahogany and maple bedsteads
fine French plate mirrors, six feet long
Fine gilt mantle clook vases, and shades
Cane and wood-seat chairs, dressing tables, &c,
Girandoles hall, astral, and other lamps
Parlor and chamber window curtains, blinds, &c
Andirons shovel, longs, aud tenders
China glass and crockeryware
Brussels three ply and ingram carpets
Passage oil cloth, stair rods NC.
Radiator, cooking, and other stoves
A lot of good books
ALSO,
good lot Of kitchen requisites, refrigerator, &c.
And a good mich
Also, handsome family carriage, and baroache and
harness. and handsome span Of horses, 16 hands high
perfectly gentle and swift, dark bay color and young
With many other articles not to enumeratc
Terms at sale
The above-described furniture being of superior quality,
take pleasure in respectfully inviting the attention of the
public sale, they will find it worthy of their atten
ton.
April I'D A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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IA act for The relief Of Joshpa Shaw.
A full compensation for the past and future
use OF his invention OF percussion caps and
locks for small arms, and percussion locks and
wafer primers, to be applied to the firing of
cannon :
IN act for the relief Of Ray Tompkins and others,
ne children and he'rs-at-iow Of The late Daniel
d. Tompktns.
20 the children and heirs Of Daniel ID. Temp
kins, late governor of the State of New York.
deceased
In net for the relief of John Stockton. late a lien
tenant ~ the army Of the United States
For the release of the Judgment rendered in the
circuit court of the United States in the dis
uict of Michigan, in the case of ''the United
Stntes OF America versus John Stockton. >,
against the said John Stockton
IN act for tho relief Of Harrison Whitson.
In full satisfaction of his claim against the Uni
ted Statesii for services rendered and supplies
furnished, while on the march to be mustered
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MARsHAL's SALE.

TN virtue of writ of teri facias issued from the clerk
office Of the circuit court Of the District of Columbia fo
pose public sale for cash. Wednesday, the 18th day
May the front door of the courthouse OF said coun
y, AT IL O'Clock, m, the following property, Wis
Lot of ground % feet from front of lot No l6
in square No 49, with the buildings thereon; being tive
wostores and easements brick dwellings lying and being
the city OF Washington, seized and levied upon thu
property Of Robert Mills and sold to satisfy judcia No
TO March term, lsi7, in favor Of w lliam u. Gunnel.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April I2--dts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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TpEAsunY DrpAnrnrSr, ARM IL, Is

Treasury DEPARTMENT, APRm IL, Is47.
LII bidders par premium of less than onesighl
"A of one per informed that their bids could
accepted the whole loan having been taken by bids
premium of from one-eighlh 10 two per cent The
amount OF the loan advertised having been only eighteen
millions of dollars and the bids amounting nearly fry.
eight millions of doars--abont ffy-ve millions of which
above par the work of scaling the bids viii be
pcted this day. and successful bidders informed by the
mail ofthis evening. X. ]. WALKER,
April f2-2t Secretary of the Treasury
National Zeung, Washington Argus Baltimore Penn
sylvanan and hey Stone Phadelphia Post and Globe,
New York Post and Times Boston; Daily papers o
Charleston and New Orleans, Matsmoros Flag, Sentinel
Tampco and Vera Cruz, viii give the above 2inssrons
A RsY and Navy otilcial-for lsa7, For
"A sale by r. TAYLOR
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An act to amend act entitled An 10 proride for the
better orgdn saon of the department of bdan affairs
and entitled an act TO regulate trade
NTH the Indian tribes, aud 10 The
frontiers, approred June hirtieh, eighteen hundred and
hirtyfo"r, and for Other purposes"
To enable the department Of Indian Affairs
collect and digest such statistics and materials
as may illustrate the history, the present con-
dtion, and future prospects of the Indian
tribes OF the United States 5000 90
For the purchase of presents for the Cumanche
and other Indians of Texas and the south
western praries, promised them in eighteen
hundred and forty-six, and for the OBJ.
lect the present year 10000 90
For compensation of special agent and two
interpreters for one year, to enable the War
department TO keep up such communica.
ton with the said Indians may be neccs-
sary towards the preservation OF n good un-
Outstanding with them, and securing peace
on the frontier $3.50 90
To carry into effect the treaty with the Cunun-
che and other tribes of Indians 10000 90
10 defray the expenses of the commission
sitting under the treaty between the United
States and the Cherokee Indians of eighteen
hundred and thirtyive and six 5000 90
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IN act for the relief Of The igqi representatives Of Sim
Spadding, deceased.
For the amount of final settlement certificate
number one hundred and sxty-seven, dated
July twenty-eigh seventeen hundred and
eighty-ibrce, issued TO said Simon Spauldng,
for seven hundred and sixty dollars, together
with interest thereon from tweniy-second
March, seventeen hundred and eghty-three.
Unidentified
An act for hs relief of The legal representatives Of
Thomas Skicids deceased
For pension up to the twenty-rhrd of August,
thousand sight hundred and lorty-two, in
conformity with the provisions of the net OF
Congress approved on the third of March, one
thousand eight hundred and thiry-seyen en-
titled IAN act for the equitable admins
raton OF the navy pension fund."--llndeh-
nite.l t.a ff,EtI
IN act for The relief Of the assignses Of the late
Bank Of Aierandria.
To close the account ngains, the said bank, its
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NEW SPRING GOODS Just received from the ates
IN New York importtons large and general assortment
of seasonabe fancy and staple dry goods consisting in par
oil the following, viz;
20 pieces striped and plaid gaoe silks
10 do plain changeable do do
10 do small checked India silks
10 do Fouard and other wash silks
10 do changeable eros do Algiers, yard wide
do very rich black satin striped silks
do do do black Gro de Rhine, for cardinals scars
mantles Nc, with silk laces and fringes 10 match
pieces striped and plain black Grunndne silks
10 do colored Granadne silks, in stripes and plads
30 do Paris bereges in great variety
80 do very beautiful French lawns and muslins
10 do striped and plain bran,nes
so do plaid French ginghams
And great variety of other articles numerous TO men
ton, constituting altogether the complete assortment
Of dress goods to be found in the market
April I3--2wif PHI. HOOE & co.
+ OST-On f, between 18th and lih streets, a pair
IL gold spectncles. The finder, by leaving them th
office. will BE- suitably rewarded. April 13--3t.
(NHEAP BOoKs.-Untcd States Exploring Expedition.
~ Campbes Lives of the Iord Chancellors OF England
Just received from the trade sae and for sale
ducel prices, by GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
April l3-3t. stajt
DOMESTIC COOKERY, aud American Houscke cper
- formed principles of economy for private families
volume with engavngs ZIG pages in full leather binding
81 cents-iust received. +. TAYLOR. =
April I3--3t
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REHABILITATION.
For the civil and diplomatic expenses of the
government 444279o 81
For the support army and volunteers 46l SO
For the support of the navy 1901 95S 10
For the support of the Posi- Office Department 4l45 90
For the support of the Indian Department 204 IS
For the support of the Military Academy l249O6 90
For building and equiping steamships l,0OO,0J0 %
For revolutionary and other pensions ass, 100 90
For concluding peace with Mexico 3,0O0,000 90
For the erection of lighthouses 5l3,S3O 90
Miscellaneous 5iO,243 10
-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
MIrfGEs.

j. PI1'ET Il Coz would respectfully sib
form their friends and the public Ii general
that they have Il complete assortment Of feady
nude Tonbs, which they Gun set In tho space
Of tlaH Il day.
They have also NJ hand, interruption tables,
and afe able 10 perform I'll works that may be
ordered, such ~ family Monuments with sev-
efal places, marble cbimneys, %tufnpIar stones,
&c.
They keep, besides, a shop where they will
execute alt kinds Of blacksmith, ennsmith and
lGcksfnith works.
Their materials being Of the first quality,
they will Guarantee every thing that Is bought
from them and will charge but moderate prices.
Residence between the cheap store and Mr..
r. Arbour's saw mtl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
Foe SALE

N A beautiful and Valuable Count
residence with u vi story house contain.
ing six apartments, a kitchen, barn, and
fifteen acres oil and, more or less, on which
there ID a large orchard Of the most choice
fruit trees, situated only 900 yds from the
river Mississippi and 400 south Of the court
house at Baton Rouge, and the land IL well
adapted for a Kacherte and garden, its sit.
uation Is unrivalled for salubrity and beau.
~.
For further particulars enquire Of ID. d.
Avery or Jas. NJ Wikof on the premises.
July 1O-23.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
AVIS.

Toutea persounes ayant deg rtclarHations
contfe Ia Banque d'Orltaus sont r~equieeg dc
los presenter sans delai pour en- obtenir le
placement, au bureau des commissioners No 80,
paaaage de Ia Boarse, attendu que la didtribu-
lion finale dc FAVOR de ID dite banque doit re
faire sous peu, commencement a Ia section 70
dc l'acte iuiituIlt "Acte pour pouvoir b Ia hqni-
datibn des banques, approuYt lie 4 mars 1912.
lb mai-lh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
MORRISON &
PAINTERS L GLAzrERs,
Imitators Of Wood and Marble

They will initiate the following Wood viz:
White and old English Oaks, Curled and Bird
eye, Maple, Rose and Mahogany. Granite,
American and Italian Marbles, also House and
Sign Painting and Glazing.
ALL Jobs thankfully received and prompt
Nv attended to. Prices to suit the times, Refer
to Pike & Hart, J.. NJ. Brunot Esq, j. w.
Fowler Esq, and Col. A. Malta.
Shop on Church Street opposite Col: A.
MahG's Store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
New Perfumery.

Cologne Water, 1st quality
Vegetal Cosmetic, giving a fair appearance
10 the skin.
Extract Of Bitter Almonds, a delicious per-
fume.
Virginia. Vinegar, to refresh the skin, and
is a perfume very good for those attending sick
persons.
Dentrifce, an excellent article TO keep the
mouth in order.
Bears and Animal Oil, for the hair.
II. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
NOTICE.

aIIaying purchased the Drug Store Of Mr..
WI. Lopez and secured his services, ! am
LII prepared to furnish medicines or fill pres.
c~riptfons 1T all times and upon the lowest terms
for-cash or short credit,
Store at the house formerly occupied by e. G..
Moore corner 0 fchurch and main streets.
may I5-lb II. r. WADDILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
June 1870
L0TN D NALE

Eight valuable lots situated in that part 0
the Town known as Beauregard Town, Lots,f
NO, j 23gl0 IL, in sqnare No 80 and l0Il
in square No 30.
Said lots will be sold on liberal terma.
A nian of said property can be seen at the
store OF the undersigned.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE
BRICKLAYER, PLAsTERER, SLATER
AND BUILDER IN GENERAL.

AND BUILDER IN GENERAL.
Respectfully informs the citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he will undertake con-
tracts in his line, and on reasonable terms.
All orders left at Pike e. Harris store D
through the Post Office will be promptly atten
ded to-Refer to Pike & Hart.
Ian I2-nn /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
TiMoTny FA1, NJ D..

las 98W ON tAHB, ffB BEsF or MATERNAL
tor perfect work, and pledges 10 his patrons ~
good operations ~ they c4n obtain III ths
stale, particularly IN mounting tsgtb on
gold Glata,
Office AZ bis residence.
Calls left VI The drug store NJ q. +. Davis,
will hfast with prompt attention.
Df. Fay has been kindly permitted IN refer
70 The following gentlemen, most If whom
favs been acquainted With his operations, do
ring The past nine years.
BF Hafney. NJ. ~ Us ~ q Il French,
M d, Henry Perkins. VI H.. 1attB Perkins,
W. d. j J = Mettmsey. NJ IL. = N Hereford,
NJ, II, u M Finders, NJ u. = Il taVeefk, NJ.
+. Augustus King, a.B, lion Judge BUfE,
lion Judge M G.PeHn Rev, ]. Woodbridge,
Rev, tabh burke.
HU8sEtL ON GRIM EsA5VglHafs com
plste, iifth edition with additional Notes and
References by dB8HaE 8BAHsw66b.
Just received for sale by
GEO. NJ HEH0MAN
Opposite tho Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

in accordance with tho Instructions VI fhe
Police Jury gftbis parish, passed. al last Sos.
sion | will shortly enfgrce the taw, by sol.
zgfe Of property Of non residents, and resi-.
dents 9t whom d demand las been made fol
their tafes.
WI, ~liUBgs, Collector Of Parish ] aSea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
Parfumerie Nouvelle.

Eau de Cologne de Ire qualite.
Cosmetique Vegetal, blanchit ct donne un
beau lustre a Ia peau.
Extrsit d'Amandes Ameres. parfhm DEF
cieux'
Vinaigre Virginia., rafraichitla peau, ct par.
fume tres advantageous pour les personnes
qui soignent les malades.
Denfrifce, article garanti pour les mala.
dies des gencives.
HuiIe dOurs ct Animate pour les cheteux.
II. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
TAX An11GE-

All those that have not taid their tgtate
Taxes for the year 1916. VIII please bold
themselves in readiness ~ do 50, ~ they will
be- promptly called on for the mn
/. &, M6HHfs
June b=tB Sheriff 4 Collector.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DIsoULU % OF FAF1 IINEKsTIFs
The undersigned begs leave to notify the
public that the partnership heretofore existing
between him and s jacob, is from this date
dissolved by mutual consent. His withdrawing
from the business Of said House, leaves s
JAcoB1 alone char ed with the settlement of
the accounts due.
May 24tk l547. MICHAELOPPEAHElM
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~ N.

Attorney aud Counsellor 1T Law having
permanently loeatad al the town Of Baton
Rouge respectfully tead4fs II fhs public ~
The town and its vicinity, his professional
services its will practice IL East aad w lest
Baton R6Hga-=in Point C6upee, aud 10 The
Supreme g Hn il New OfaaHs. business
eebfdsdts bis eafg will receive prompt altsn-
ton,
Office ~ Mr. Fgtsy's where he lodges on
Lafayette street. on The corner Of Lafayette
and North Streets,
Juah uadmgf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
NOTICE.

~ VI
Al persons ats hereby cautioned against
giving credit on my account. 10 a woman
calling herself MHs MANY ANN KEAN 6f
HENDEHs0F, who has been obtaining
money under false pfstebess from my cor
respondents and friends In New Orleans.
JHiY 2=22s JOHN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

Sfv6uLAH.--Ata recent sacrament At
Seceder church, al Cadiz, Ohio, wbils
the members were at the table, some SIX
or eight persons were attacked with a
violent fever, 70 suddenly, that they were
compelled to leave the church for home
and a sick bed. The disease spread rap.
idly through the congregation, and up
wards ofone hundred members have since
been taken dangerously 1l-whols fami-
lies have been Prostrated, and q consider
able number have since died.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

RKvoLTrSe CoNDUCT on 4 MoTHsa.
Mr. Mills held an inquest upon Mary
Anne Allen, aged four years, wh9Fe parents
reside in Oxford street From the evidence
it appeared that the deceaseds mother, who
was a determined druBkard pledged tie
clothes Of the deceased and her sister
sageaufe years, and even sold the fIrni-
ture ofthe room for drink, and that she LEFT
mebfldren without food or clothes, a.
aMgh she had the means Of providing
them with both. On the 22d Of april the
cbildren,s cries alarmed The house, when
the door Of their room was forced open, and
they were found cro8ched under the tick
| ing ofthe bed quite naked. The children
we're removed on atruck 10 The MaFyle-
bone workhouse, where Notwithstanding
the greatest care, the younger child died
on the 9Th uf. The jury. having r.
ceiyed evidence Of The facts, returned q
verdict Of ~manslaughser, against Elizabeth
Allen, mother ofthe deceased.
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70 THE

Hi gHF1s
THE subscriber would take this method o I
informing 4ie public and his customers IN
general Of his removal 70 New Orleans,
where he has permanently located himself
for The purpose Of facilitating his business 10
Baton Rouge, Ifs partner, Mr. Hess, will
be- NJ the Northern manufactures during The
simmer, and purchase from first hand,
This Arrangement will anabls him to cell
Goods % cheap MS The New Orleans whole
sale houses, and cheaper Than any house ia
South or West, lie will convince atl per-
SONS who tnag honor him With a call
D. SINGER.
We ars now 61ening an assortment VI
Dfy Goods, Boots, and Shoes etc, clio,
June 1870 SANGER, HESS Il 90.