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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-06-30
BENJAMIN PHELPS
No. rs Chestnut Street.

oI' LOUIS MO-,
Western General Agent for all the
BEST FAMILY MEDICINES
Offers to Dealers and othcrsthe following
HIGHLY POPULAR AND vALuABLl MFR,
CINES.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Rev
|. Governs Balm of Life, Hays Lininenr,
Humphreys Pile Ointment, Dr.. William -.
sons Pain Soother, Brlte's Rheumatic Lpj
ment aud Pills, Vegetable Persian Pills. DR.,
Hepatic Elixir, Dr. Halsted
Magnetic Remedies, Bristol's SarsapariIla.
Gridley's letter Ointment. Fahnes,ock's
Vermifuge, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster,
DR.. Halsted's Brisk Pills.
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Dubuque. Odt. LIST, 1916. SO ~.
I'm the District Court for Johnson
County. Iowa.
c. H. Buck ... s.

W V. Alloy. A''A'AAAS''
MN ALOY-S1R You will hereby take
w notice, that writ of attachment issued
from the court aforesaid against you, and in ia.
vor of c. II. Buck, on the 3lst day of July
1916, for the sum OF nineteen dollars and sixty.
seven cents and that your property stands at,
tached TO satisfy the same. And unless you APP.
pear and plead before the next term of said court
judgment will be entered, and the property SC
attached will be sold to satisfy said debt and
costs. s. B. GARDNER, CPk d. C,
CARLETON, atty for pl'ff ..-
Iowa CITY, Feb. II IS16-51w4
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HFA schooner lately cleared for Liverpool
from Chicago, loaded with 10000 bushels of
wheat.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-06-30

IThe average value of the wines made in
France is $50, 900 per annum.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-06-30

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fin illustrated Periodical for the Nation,
Published .M0nthly;
EDITED BY AUGUSTINE DUGANNE,
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
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well written essays on all important cues.
tons OF Reform, Sketches of Travels, De-
scriptions of Scenery, earnes, and soul.s,ir.
ring Poetry, Biography, Graphic Views Of
the Times, SC. &c.
Each part will be embellished with eigh.
Portraits of
DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS,
and magnificent views of National Slruc-
lures, drawn from Nature, by the unriyalled
Plnmbeotype process, 10 the best style
and in the course of the year, MANY fac sim
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TO the public.
No expense nor efforts will be spared 10
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One note on Alfred Ramsay for 5000 90
do do do same for S395 10
do do do aame for $500 90
do do do J Fl Epperson, say $50 90
do do do w A Street, for So 81
do do do Mr.. Shonse for Z S245 90
do do do II Bsne s. J. Powell s93 rs
do do do same same S93 90
do do do J y Gilstrap, for S25 90
The balance not recollected will pay the
above reward to any person delivering said
pocket book TO me. al Iowa City, Iowa.
ROB'T M SECKEST.
May 5, l847--nS If 4}
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E1.uIL Y GROCERY.

subscriber Will keep constantly IN
hand the following Family Groceries, =,
ms old stand one door south of Berrvh;,r.
Drug Store, which he intends SELLING =, On :
least possible profit Consisting of 80
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Ninegar, Mola.,e,
Rice, .Mackerel, Tobacco of ailkinds, Soop.
.Mustard, Mleratus, Pepper, Ginger.
: .dllspice, Nutmegs, Gassia, &c.
together with q variety of other articles. to :,
numerous TO mention. Call and See,
ROBERT C. HEATING.
Iowa City. Mayh, n, 1916 IA
EAsTIN MORRIS
ATTOK.VEr ut LILY
Iowa CRY, Iowa TER,
DR.. j. Bowen
0FFERS bis professional services 10 tho
citIzensof Iowa City aud surrounding
country. Having devoted twenty wears %
the practice OF Medicine, he trusts gives n
suhcient guaranty in skill, to deserve /.
share OF the public patronage.
His office is the same heretofore occuD;ea
oy Dr. Crummey, where he will ALWAYS be-
found, except al night, when he will te q,
his residence at the cas-, end Of Iowa Ave.
nue., or when absent on professional busi.
ness. He intends 10 keep constantly on bar5
such medicines as he may require in prac.
tlce, aud for the supply of his patrons. His
charges will be moderate. and such he
trusts, as will meet the public appreciation
July ! 1910 Sd s.r 10y
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INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
The .PIumbe Popular Magazine will BE-
furnished 10 Clubs at the following rates:
For COPY per year. in advance. each. a. 0(
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NEW ERA IN PERIODICALS

THE PLUME POPULAR MAGAZINE;
fin illustrated Periodical for the Nation;
Published .1tonfhlu.
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N pursuance of law, I. James K Polk
= President Of the United States of Amer
lea, do hereby declare and make known thai
public sales will be held al the under men.
toned Land Offices in the State of Iowa, a
the periods hereinafter designated, to -wil:
AT the Land Office at Dubuque, CON.
mencing on Monday the t,ceLfih day Of jul,
neat. for the disposal OF the public lands
within the aforementioned townships, to
wit:
North Of the base line, and acest of The fifth
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April 26, 1s47. n9 Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03

A SUCCESSFUL Co.bEcroR.-A new
way of collecting a bad debt was most
eaectuaIly tried, a few weeks ago; in the
Ru de Ia Seine, in Paris, before the lodg-
ings of a somewhat d~issipated student. 4
man was observed walking UP and down
before the house, having. upon his back a
large piacard, with the words-sMonsie1r
C--owes me for thirty bottles ofcn rouge.
/ am waiting until he pays for them" lie
did not wait very long.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03

Aerirdlpritg anil mcdaniel Assoeia-
iion IF Lonisiana.-
4mtfhorfsedto receive and receipt f9f sub.
seriptions 10 this Association, IN the Ci1y d
New Orleans.
JenH ]. pBAneH ESQ IL authorised to
act 4. AGENT for this AsaaGiati6n throughout
tas State, aud To receive and receipt for
glbscripfioaa. lie will also deliver 70 the
Members. Che proceedings IT tbs last meet.
ina, aud receive Communications on the
subject of Agriculture and Mechanics.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chairman Executive Committee.
june 5.--iB,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
GRAND DISCOVERY?
III TuE AHT or.
WING AND PAINTING.
NONE Au0LpHL ERMEIIE
ranM pAnts

Professor Of Drawing and Painting, lafe
Teacher Of tie Ladies' Of The Courts OF
france, Russia md Italy, aud ofaeycrai dls.
tinguished families IN die United States, IL
the Inventor Off nsw style of Painting, mp.
proved by the principal Academies Of Fine
Arts, and for which be received 1000 firm"
cg from the French Government as an en-
enlargement.
Movs. EaaErrE respectfully informs tho
Ladies' and Gentlemen that HE stay here
viii be- limited. During The short time that
he will femuiu here, ho viii DO ftppy to
afye lessons In the beauaftl Art Of Paintng,
with Ills Rreat aud Improved method, by
which u pupil will be able to take Sketches
from natfte in n very few Iesgongy Without
having had my previous instruction IN
D~rawin0-fn Printing Bowors, Ftuitg and
| Animals, either on wood, velvet, paper or
silk, &c. &C. and wAHRssTs the progress
Of the pupils IN each lesson. In order -
c6nyinee1he public Of lhe superiority Of his
system, known by himself only, MoSs EE.
sgrrE viii give one lesson free Of expense.
o. Pfiv8te Lessons 10 Families given
At their residences. 90
or Mons. EaShrrE Is resident nj th>
CIV Hotel, where be will be happy to 70
Fcetye pupils, and where specimens Of be
Af may be seen.
June 1870
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
LATE Il o kE)aA CRUZ.

The steamship Nctc 0rlc*a$ has Just arrived
from Vera Cruz, which plaeH she left on the
25th, ana brings 100 sick aid wounded, under
The charge Of DIR. McFARGANE.
we have, by this arrival ;tbc EGsls Of 23d'
ona die Sun Of Aamhaao :or 2tth, but find
nothing Of interest in them: We learn, how
ever, verbally, that tho day: the Nc,o Orleans
lca, information had been .raceived, that Gen.
puLow, who had left a short time previous,
Win a train. had Ind an engagement with the
raerrillas, whom he had re:@lsed, killing SO Of
Them.
The fighting took place near Sierra Gorda,
but no details have been received.
Gen. CADwALlAnEn :ad roached jatapa,
but had saved only about % outof 200 wagons
he hayjng been obliged Il burn tho others, in
consequence Of the mules bof8g killed.
The yomito was very: bid At Vera Cruz
and the deaths dherous.; >
A letter from an officer: Of the army, Mt Ver'
Cruz. states they haze reces we'd information from
il, thu eapltal. via Orizaba, that SAyTA ANNA hat
been declared D,ctltor, t$t without authorit.
, 10 make peace. That hG was at the head Q
10000 men, and that Goa SooTT was within
d miles Of tile city. Another fight wa
I thought to be inevitable.
The same letter also states that Genera
n ALVAREZ is between PGrot6 and puebla, an
is making great eSerto1ls, with a view to a
Il tack ana destroy GENERIC CADWAIlADER. i'll
force il reported to be 5000 men, and increa.
/, inr. Gen c., it viii be recoilacted, left Ver
Cruz with about 400 us,n, and as he will pr
hablv hear of this Mexican force previous
reaching Perota, he w:l no doult halt UNI
. joined by General PIsLow, who has l8l
% men. The two detacl1ments joined, will, !
Il doubt. be able to forge their way to &c
Il soorr's head quarters.
n "A letter has been received by the Aea7 y
a Rans. fom a from Mexican officer Of ran
which states there is hi prospect Of peace; tn
even the capture Of tho capital, wouldn not Pr
! duce that result, and tliat the war will be pi
secuted, On tie part if the hexicaus, WI
more vigor and bitterness than ever. For
= tbis. of course, due allowance must be max
coming from the Source we have mentiont
though We are iaclina to believe, that
J. enemy 10 not eltestain=any intentions Of raa
inc peace. If the reposi is correct. that Sax.
Ana ia been fnyesiel with supreme autt
ritv. with the exeepiiee IF the power g MA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
n De SUCCESSION
D r.. Pit, Do

En- vertu dune commission de Honorable
Cour du sixiame district judiciaire, dams ct
pour Ia p~aroisse Est Baton Rouge, Joffsfrat
en- vent publique ct conformement q Ia loi,
Hardi % Juliet I8A7. entire les hours ordin~
aires des ventes, a Ia maison de cour dams
Ia vile de Baton Rouge. Ia negresse ~esclaVe
nominee BzasEY, agee d'enViron vingt-neui
ans. apnartenant a Ia succession de Pierre
Baron decadee.
CONDITIONS DE LA rEYTE'
Un4iers au COMPETENT, ct Ia balance a un
credit de six ct douze mois, payable au bu-
eau de Ia banque de Ia Louisiana an Baton
Rouge, rvec h~ypothaqas sur l'esciavellsqua
~narfoit Placement. MANUEL I0REAO.
Tnin l4...2O E4canteur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

Paroigse dEs Baton Rouge-Vu que
stephen Henderson, habitant de Ia paroisse
pEst Baton.R Rouge, ayant Pintention
T~'6manciper son esclave nominee Ann
Randolph, ag6e de plus de trente ans
Toutes ~personnes qui p~ourrait avoir des OPP
positions l6gales a la dite emancipation,
sopt REFUSES d'enr6gistrer les dites oppo-
sition au bureau du grefFier dc Ia Cour de
District. dans les q~uarante joursq ui suivront
Ia premiere publication de Get avis.
Aeril 14--l6. IL. {. MORRIS.
Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
STRAY

Taken up on the 18th instant by Richard
Tbomasgon at the plantation of Joseph A..
Rabin. about 10 miles below the Court House
! eDotfed red and white Cow, with a calf
arfd about 4 years without any brand. II
said COW and caIfbe not claimed in 30 days
from the publication Of this notice, agrse -
Ia the proceedings oi the Police Jury Of This
narlsh. hey will be exposed At public sale
III Inc Oath Jalg 1877, at the residence Of
said Joseph e Babiu. Terms-cash.
ROsEMOND HEBERf, T.. P.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03

Toutes p~ersonney gayant des r6clamations
contre Ia Baanue d'0r1tans sont REFUSES De
Ic4 bragenter sans dtIai pour en- obtenir lie
naiement. All bureau DIES Commissioners No 30,
passage de Ia Boarse, attendu que la dlstrlbu-
lion finale de Favor de la dite banqae dot se
faire sons peu, con6orm6ment a la section 70
de racte ~fnttRle "AcE6 pour pouVoir a Ia hqul-
Jaton des banques, Approve le "a mars 1912
Is mai-I5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03

New Timex ~ TaADn.-Thc latest IN:
y]eation Of fraudulent ingenuity is q coun.
terfsit of 81. Croix sugar. 1t has both the
appearance and peculiar touch Of brown
sugar, but it Is in fact little but comnon
sal. The process by which it is made is
MS easy US lying. Take a quantity Of
common salt, and mix with it molasses
enough to give 1.-THE proper colour. nix
! it thoroughly and a counterfeit of sugar will
be produced which nothing but the sense
oftaste can detect. The credit ofthis use,
ml invention must be given to a youne
! lfishman, a clerk in a retail grocery store
in this city. 1t is as honorable to him a.
ifhe had discovered a new way to picl
pockets. -Ne@ York paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
STRAY.

Taken up by John A McHngh. about
90 miles from Baton Rouge, a black heIser
four years Cd, upper bit IN the right ear,
smooth crop on the left, branded A X joined
The owner is requested to take he's
away by conforming to law,
June 1913. j. r. DUFROQCr
Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
re. THOMAs BEAUMONT.

Having permanently located IN Baton
Rsuge. tenders his professional services to
the e~itizens ofthe tos8A and vicinity.
Office and residence on the corner OF
B9uer;ard aud SO. Louis SIS. in the bull
ding formerly occupied by DR. Enders.
June l2-I9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
NOTICE.

oHaving purchased the Drug Store Of Mr..
60, Lopez and secured his services, am
prepared to furnish medicines or fill pres
c@rIDtions At all times and upon the lowest terms
for-cash or short credit.
Store at the house formerly occupied by e. c.
Moore corner Of church and main streets.
may I5-I5 II. L WADDlLb-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03

7hS I = looks pas. @sanmmaamns~~-
aWbn II on o,oi,a.. -
MA ta.. ~ ''ps g I aeferH
" : P't Of the one dnation iii
a' "H ~ ioolsad for VA nv. The q.
oar but from tho iaad a. 1 aaaat al
T MISC from ~ I" " 49, 4 ;
IT,, Gtbt9W snd :. w 'Fsefs " ten
&c 49, oA9Rs tehnaHta wi
e. t"'he mo following .tt4ptn FL
Cttz mpefsf
ssaPlaih UlBefuH ! , ''''o''s " -
gu hafe 1erffye y s3
JfaN't through orr tinpafy Gf
S9p'llY 4 ID. W Q their bof al dfa=
I" eEpi9ltss stffefs ytatg s6as 1lHy
:Va had the stall soon tday. A fno
f2t ~ b. nras iaarn aeuia gf
hEajoH III pleasure If g.
tzlaJ ltBf. dmt on tba D ha..iaa 4 tpsifa.
~ tGr NO leg6, abot a,3s{f4n &c tba am.
r. we whore TINT vi I'M lt@, mi All,
o:It : Inc tAethf0f fgaaf assistant /, atr.
81 gF9 ia5a W .Jwa= uzed. The Enb.
sfftei Of San no had boaa eoagaealto
IVA trump Francisco and lb4 M.
toJ #pl9lsttF over ~ptygteal main, H..
II. IN I .Hon'F ID The Letdraa. AID D4 serE
I: ftofes II sba ~Physieiaa Cwlloae 4anF @e.
/ llya mItsteg mot reeolloe9 were the opera
i taeol # tb anJ i half MI 'f f,efa tbs e ea,o5,sge !,
2 lime, J inhalation 70 the close Q tEle ann
during ~ tho 9tlara few aerondH over thgt
/ KAY tho operations 0ina of tlom rlih5f
lis t3f. observed tou recovering conscious.
! I'LL w, MN, pag dslas n Ufa IfIs INK IL. sf fs \
i F"hl7ftHl a4+0A hiid tlly " regarded hs the
most lhfall que QaeoYefR llleheYlqH elltcIhg
! hoaaaoitg tlat bas ut been %reYaaled. # +
d no" naRd w htfE7o1s. d5lllasg ana Refot-
. b,d ahaosa. a'a "g nsaa eaPe'tf hi naaf IL III nm
! t7E used ny loFets "llgl aiiHclea WIN tHe
thla he'f+aeRe-t4gs WE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03

D1gD.-On the 3Oth ultipo Mrs. II. P.
Collins. She was attended to the grave
on Thursday, by q respectable procession
from the residence of her s~on-in-law Mr..
I'll. T. Waddjll.
On Monday the 28th )ultino, Emma
Susannah, daughter of Mr.. John l.. Pullen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03

delighted 81 tAla tHlN @bIE '@'b
hnrehuattng. Hi8eogerneas IN the latter b
amusement nearly eosthin bis life IN 505. G
IT, remained a 4 psasabt's house N we! I
cloth !, agd e6f ealb which eHied IN ayio. I
lant iyphus leger, IL tho dfiriufn Of the t
crisis, which threatened \ fatal Issue, he :
was constantly heard reporting tbe f7lloW@ !
ING lines from tho tragedy Of "Doaglost"- Z
Unknown / die no tongue shall ~sPa5lao m9
flatna noble spirits. Judging Nv tfmtnaelEes,
Rlfy vet conjecture what | might ht1e ptoyda;
aud fbiab life only wanting tony iahte'
btrIng the rebellion Mr. 0'Coatfell served
i private III l,e "LawYerg' Artillery
IHia Hetgico was 7igaalised by several deeds
u trayery mud humanity
mrO'ConBclrs first pullie effort as All
ogtior was o speech Against the Union.
THIS was d bold step in D voting taab.
Terrorism reiqned over tbs land-eYeh
Prdfaptanfs who manifasiad any natieaal
ituBae fell under tho ban Of ii bloody liz
Golgnace. UndeIcrred tY considerations
ofthis kind, he deliyeredh i7 maiden speech
a. II meeting If tho Catholics Of Dublin,
r~s.lia4ml. As !, .,..l v. at,aoe 81, ftr
',.,, '',''s = 80 saagg@, Ao
Union. The meeting wag interrupted by e.
''9'' - on -ta,.
w - y, ,ya..' i .la u+..
! ''s'."s So -.
! ''7', '''s - - H.
! Fea'J = W. P,' ''''o =, -,
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!, '"ia"'h 9"' 7 = '5aP '',p. ..a.ia.
!. lo'oe ~ = ''"'' - '43 ''
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!" o'tsH '9' iee' y ~ ''''''''' = '"' ~ =
.''a' y ''''" nus m's' 80 "'' -
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- b'''',5 .F','9' 9e,@'' Y = ~ 49,.
a. o'fy 70 70 10 t''''' - - '"'' -
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Ia oao u" u, the Go'PoF''lof '''''1 u ''0o''i'i5
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10 nus more ae'''e ea,t,'oA9 ~ "''''"
Q m.'no,Po0on' ~ "'a'0 nc P''se'0'so i
m'lSt TIE G'ea'''' "I'9o9''S'''7" 4'" -
., Of our readers WIZ f4'0''s'' - 2,.''
NJ Z "P7~ description" o. '"9 s'''5'S? 'l'' ~,
of the a&''atof o0out 'o'5 'n'g--ol n'5 eur
a Tigil1 and aeFo''o''2' nv oNlly'3o'o SUI
w. his bn5'le am ny lao a''o,oeJa, a'' a"Fao
"o inHt to the -Four Courts ''a forensic al
IN plays ana n'g AFTERNOON" oAo''''''''' was
rod the man v ie&'l Po'a'5' "''''"' P'''e'''
ell nnd aoaiFoa' arguments was ''a'slo'"'
,,a.I,r r,.ati,9 n, yi,g ,,gfh = ~,
ter's hand hoFoo the laughing lae"'''
the and anon, Oh INC deepest Sj"lpa'a'2a q
anc, PASSIONS OF MS "'ld tot{' oeP'c'l'B win !
Iaas ribio y'vt3neas the wrongs 81 MS eoHl'
Inn. and launching startling recommendations
and gain8t her oppreasof5' lho'eit'rt 10 Il
-, the Shrewsbury, published n 1912, Aroa
= 8A | RslE 444 sUlktaA ihA t4tIEtAtt41fF LpY re
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03


srr,m Boar 'SuNK.-lhc steamer
Missouri arrived on Tuesday last nj our
knding bringing a number o' passengers
Who were wrecked on board the steamer
star spaog)cd Banner about twelve miles
above this place, nearly opposite the p'an-
tatton ofJulge Chinn.
From the facts which we have been able
.,uather from those who were passengers
!, The lost steamer, we learnthat she struck
n snag and sunk ia about five minutes alter
III NE above named place. There were
about fou, hundred passengers On board q
her, including a great number Of Dateh
Immigrants aad some eight Or ten are sup
,n.sl ID have been drowned, principally
children.
Much credit Il due the officers Of the
steamer Corero, who assisted in taking
oafhe passengers from the wreck, and in
securing such part other cargo as was pos,
sjb1a Il come at. The passengers she took
were all landed ii this place free ofcharge.
The steamer II. Mary also broughtdown
4 number Of passengers, but We are sorr!
that Il Il not III our power to compliment
III g~allantry aud generosity other officers
~ &c those Of the Missouri, who w
he ercdibly informed, eztorted the Phia
ann If one dollar each, for their passag'
twelve miles down the river. We are als'
informed that those who were unable t
nr,luce the required sum-, were compelieI
- rive their last dime TO satisfy the mi
erly cravings 81 those whose generous i'm
,alses should have caused them to act IN
more worthy manner.
Messrs. Daniel and Oscar Barbee ar
A.sarrinr d muoh praise foF theirmagnani
-, coada.s n afforiing The comforts 6
,bs;r boal. ana procuring food for those ~
f~ortunate b Ple.
va understand that = sa5zerlpi.on ia''
vs. raised by oar citizens tar tasF spec
dy relief
orIngudenoo i rs mother q r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03

FoRErHoueHr.-An unbreeched urchin'
not quite three years old, said to his sister
while munching a piece Of gingerbread,
4Siss, take half ub dis cake to keep ill
afternoon, when | get CROSSE" This i
nearly as good as the story of the chill
who beloved from the top Of the stairs.
Ma, ma, Hannah won't pacify me p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-03
sTCp THtEFIl

gTCP TtfIEFll
WAS stslen from the store Of Beal md Son
a., Friday pipbf the 18th Inst. Two pocket
ro,Es containing All their notes, duo BIZ
Ae for tie recovery Of which they oifor \ re.
ward If Fifteen DolIara, With IN additional
teoard ofafssn3iGttar for any information
ffat will load to tho detection d said thiaf.
geIos IL given i LIST Of part Of fhg papers
lost. Tbs notes are naa " all drawn 10 ia
y,r Rohf. Bcal and Bsal and Son.
One note drawn by Nc Mann due Jan' tst
ted7 M 295,
Estato of Booster for ~,
Crum1el9t for ll0er ID
Chichester Chion for $50
WIN Stephens gay l3O,
B,p. C0coran 10 favor
Tftsrjqt endorsed II. Eaal for AZ,
One warrant % parish endorses
| &C. Moore for W
One warrant on parish in ftyorol
Madam MeCuItoch for ",
Order drown by Madam Bernard on
John gDhter amount not known,
Draft drawn BY Henry Dogal on
Rotchfofi II Peters of New Orleans
TO order Beai y son %
Besides d number Of 0fh4r valuable papsrs
not Fecolleeted. Tho public are cautioned
against trading for any Of tbs above na'nen
|, papsrg, OF any that may BE- drawn N taygf 81
either Of as. AHAl4 g 90"
aJuhe 1920