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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

The following order was passed al the
last Term of the Board OF County Com.
missioners, to wit -
Ordered that the County of Iowa be
divided INTO three Poor Districts.
I%t. District to comprise the Precincts
OF AlInera! Point, Linden aud Yellowstone
End. District to comprise Dodgeviile
wyoming, Arena and Ottercreek.
30, District to comprise Franklin, Dal-
las. and Rchiand
That IL. B. Welsh shall be superinten.
dent ot'the lst, district, William Richard.
son of the I'd, district, and John Mullan-
ply of the Sd, district.
That Doctor Pulford be continued
county Physician OF the iSt, district. Doc
tor q. ". Phillips appointed for the p
district, and Doctor J. T.. Hamilton ap-
pointed for the 81, district
1'nat no Physicians bill will hereaf
ter be allowed by the Commissioners foI
attendance on the County poor ua!eS
specially employed by one OF the Super
lntendents, or with the advice Of one O.
the Physicians.
Mineral Point April I4th. 1913 32ti
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
WING CONVENTION.

A Convention of the Wing delegates
from the precincts constituting the South
rem Assembly District Of Iowa County,
was held ar the Court House in Minera
Point, on Saturday the i5!h day of \ prit
inst, for the purpose of electing a suita,
bic Candidate 10 represent said district In
the State Legislature.
On motion, J. n. Turner was chosen
chairman and JOHN GARTER appointed
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated by the President, committee was
appointed, to examine the credentials OF
tn delegates, which committee reported
The following persons as duly elected 10
seats In sail convention.
II neral point--Levs Sterling, Francis
VIVIAN, Richard Vivian, Thomas Riddle,
Peter Toay. Nicholas Coad, J. \. Turn,
er, Timothy Foster, E. S. Sprague, Cor
neI;as Kelly, jaime. Hutchinson, john
Carter.
Linden-Jas. ]. Basey, William Colds
worthy and John Rule.
On motion there being 10 delegates 10
represent Dallas precinct, the following
uamed persons were selected to represen,
said precinct.
A. NJ Scott, D. C. ODER and Thomas
Merrideth.
After an informal vote the Convention
proceeded to ballot for Candidates for the
Assembly, upon which F. c. kirkpatrick
received | 0 votes and John Bracken re.
ceived votes.
On motion, Resolved, that F. c. Kirk
patrick he unanimously declared the Can
Ii,!ate of this Convention for the Office Of
Assembly from this district.
Resolved, that the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the officers, and
published in the Wisconsin Tribune.
J. n. TURNER, Pres.
-. o ,-,,-u Soc
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

SON Esqr. for his services as District At
torney, although. perhaps, nominaIly large
vet. when the cash value fthe orders is
taken into consideration. together with
the duties and responsibilities ofthe Office
which were last year greatly increase !,
owing to the winding up of the old mat
ters Of the two counties-and WHICH in
cluded in the list Of pending pros ecutions
three capital cases-it will be seen that
the compensation allowed woS on a fair
and reasonable one. and one for which
many lawyers-probably Mr.. ". himself
would have been unwilling to have as
sumed the responsibility and discharged
the duties of the Office. County Gem
n1issioners Clerk too. cannt be expected
/ 10 Gisch Irge the laborious .ties OF such
an office for the same sum in orders
which they would be willing to receive
in cash.
Here il appears 10 US, lies the great df-
ficuItv in the way Of cle,P Gdministra
,io5, of our county government. Let, if
possible, a system be devised, by which
our County Orders ;! al he made equaf
10 cash. We belsive the people Of ms
Comfy would readily submit to special
Tax-and they would be the gainere by
it-tor the purpose OF e1t'ng"'sh'ng al once
The county de6t' and thus bringing our or
ders up 10 the Cash Standard, and having
our county business conducted upon
cash 5as's- Inns IS uhqneS''"nao'y Inc
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

The first general meeting o, this socie.
v wus held OH "Wednesday evening" las,
II s. p. francis Office when the follow
ing Ulcers were elected:
President H. Il ITc.sa, Secretary anG
Treasurer, J. IL. VIVIAN. Committee
Nth power n add 10 their numbers c. 5.
fenton, VIM. ThomtS, d. II. Jones, a
>. Thomson, T. b. Carson, Jno. Jenkins,
/. ". PARIS, K. d. Smith, ". II. Hen
~.
All the members are requested to pay
,heir contributions Of one collar each IL
the Secretary without delay.
J. II. VIVIAN,
Secretary
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
FoR lcwA COUNTY.
Otk COUNTY AFFAIRS.

We nubi,sh IN THIS weeks paper, I Re
,or, maize 10 me Board Of County Com
,n,..,onrrs IT their late Session BY our
friend CyuU. WoopuAv Esq, in relation
% tho aH.r. Of iowa County. The re
por, contains much valuable Information,
cul embraces many important statements,
naleh, a.lhong.l derived from sources &c
ces..o,e 10 ~, "a are prepared, arranged
AMI compiled "ith thAtcare, Industry and
ay.ny Tor which Mc. !" IS 50 taTo."oiy
known. Il wl.i BE- seen by iha K post
tat misunderstanding the large cxpend-
nures 10 whrch the County has been SUI
JecieI for several years past, yet, the f.
nlsces Of the County ase oy NJ means ~
hopeless condition; ana that BY tie fur
= distribution and greater equalization d
Burdens under the new system Of Conn
i government, Tor wlscI our New Con.
,o,unon pronde~, = well a. b jut.c
ous system q economy and retrench-
m.nt, one winch w.lI al ne same time Sc
c4rc both fI,Ii;y anIab....y IN tnc admin
stratum and u ,na-emeat Of our County
at!4us-.arrc can b 10 reason 10 doubt
] nu, ,aa, 81. Comfy uII. soon b, abe t.
enulca,, ) L HON all r.cuuary cmb.r-
ra,,non.,, aaI Be entirely free rom debt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

- We are requested TO state tina
lhere will be special meeting Of the or
der of 1901 at their Lodge room in thi
village On Wednesday evening next il
order to make the proper arrangement,
Tor celebrating the anniversary of theil
order a full attendance of the member.
Is requested.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
II MA gD
General Stage Office.
RICH STREET, MINERAL POINT, VI,

EiGH STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS.
BY IT. LATRROP.
PFTHE Proprietor of the above respect
* fully informs the public that he has
recently enlarged his house and will be
happy to receive ali VINO may favor him
with call.
From his long experience in the b.s-
ness he fiatters himself that he can give
general satisfaction.
Thankful for past favors he respectful
y soIicts continuance ofthe same. 4
arge and commoi!ous barn is attached
70 this establishment unequaled by any
n Mineral Point. Horses and carriages to
let at all TIMES 5.
Stages VIII leave his house daily du-
ring the season for Piattyille, Gaiena and
Dubuque, also for Madison and M,iwau.
Gee connecting with the different routes
through theState, he has also made the
following
VIEW .FJcKs.E.S'EG E.HE
Twice acee5 from Mineral Point 10
FrQnkIin.
The subscriber would respectfully in
form the travelling public that he has
made arrangements for running a Stage
twice a week, TO wit; on Tuesday and
Saturday, from
MINERAL PoINr TO FRANKLIN,
by way Of Linden, &c. To leave Min
nral Point at : o'clock in the morning
M return same dav.
Stages leave his House three times 4
week for Madison, Milwaukee,. Galena.
SC. Packages &c. transmitted wilh care
md despatch.
]. T. LATHROP.
Mineral Point, April. 24rh. 1913 50 IF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
JoHN CARTER. Sec.

Court OF INQ"IHy.-A correspondents
Of the picavune writes from the city
Of Mexico, March 9th, as follows:
General TowsOn and Gushing, and
,oIonel Belknap,mcmbers ofthe Court
ppointed 10 inquire into The difficulties
between Generals Scott, Worth and
Pillow. and Col. Duncan, arrived here
Yesterday, together with Capt. RidgcIy
Inc Juige Advocate. from Puebla. The
curt metthis morning and transacted
~omc preliminary business with closed
doors. Day after tomorrow the Court
meets again. v en- the first case to be
{ ken up VIII tie chosen, and the next
day the examination If the Witnesses
Will commence. Col. ChilIs came np
from Puebia with the Court. He
intends o return in about week"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

foreclosure ~ Mortgage.
DY virtue OF d dec elal order mud, in the a5ov,
= yurl j cause. ia the court aflrsslI on tia. %
t.v IT March, 1851, Henry Wagner one al
u,. II t~lrrs "a Cusacrrv a. add f1r tn, County a..
La tavettr. AND Territory oE Wisconsin. " f. IS
rase 10 sal lt n,...c Ate.5aa. - tine Iae t.-at-
..a best H'aN,r sunday TIE 3I day 81 Jun,
NJ. 81 TO 'aiac> iu Jar forenoon OF said dav al
h dnur ii rhe Cnurs Il .u>c IN t.'r town q, Shl.-
ur- IA tbe County cot Ia Fuyette ai"r' ,jd tn.
stuowlug G,>,r ell lecss or parcels al
and. situate LIVING and being IN Eli Grove, in tn,
-.,td County at Ia F,yc,1e and Territory uf WI
..nu>il. and m. distinguished The map oi The [
.Itrd Ssuiys >rrv,y, sur Last halt q; cEe Suuib
Hat quarter and the East haIl, ct the North IVES
.lItrr, ut Section uunier fifteen ll5l ia township
..a5, Iyvl ~ IT ran 90 one (i) Hast uf The iii,
rsrgl le uay .irIu Together suu ul and s.uEu a..
uy privileges uui a TurieuaHoe, urreua1o d long
u, a. % Any Wise apprvra'uinE- Dated 20 Apul.
1913. HENRY WAGNER.
Master in Chan-ry L Faye;,e. ca vs.. 7.
EAr1> 4 EerHRs> 81. f.- "a ~. 80 IDS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21


/ The Addresses and Messages of the Presi-
dents OF the United States, from Washington l.
polN, with copious analytical index 10 the same.
OF subject, names and dates.
= An account Of the uauEaCation Of each Pres
ld-nt and br.f notice of LIE pgiIcigis po.Iliclt
events Ok .Is Naturalization.
j. \ biographical eAe.eh Of each President
4. Defamation o. inaepeai nee.
,, Articles OF confederation. with a brief histo
~ ri the and circuus Instances which led TO ia,
Union OF the states, and lue formation OF the con
; tuition.
g. Constitution Of the United States, with note,
aau references.
:. synopsis Of the constitutions OF the several
states.
acknowledged table Of historical events in the Uni
ted Srut.s.
9 Tables OF the Members of the Cabinets of al
the varions administrations. Ministers to fovsi.s.
countries, and other principal public officers.
10. Statistical tables of commerce and popuIa-
tior.
II. With portraits oCPresidents and seal Of ia,
IS states.
Isi- work Is indispensable TO American Statesman.
aud every lover OF ul- country forming as u doc.
uabIonen ink of the history oi great t,cuu-
IL.
o. Wan, ed--in cvery Town and village in The I
Djsri States, responsible men TO procure SuHs..rl.
beers, aud engage in the sales OF me abov. WORKS L
wa"m very liberal per cent "il b.. allowed.
Country newspapers. copying the whole 81 iii
advertisements, and giving 30 six inside Insertions
stall be entitled q copy of the above vorh--ai
vino may comply VIA ,hc anoye terms. Will pleas
sen coPy OF the paper eacn time OF is Insertion.
10 the publisher. me,liI
Address, +. WALKER,
[6w3il III. Fulton street. Nv Io-k
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
Qua NOMiNAIIONo

w take f,Irasure IN presenting TO Our
readers the names Of the candidates nomina
he'd b. the WING Convention for the s.vcra.
,rure officers. rs well rs t,,at of The candida
r. Tor congress and the representation Tor T.
owa comfy. Tn.vtr, men witty ana ca
pabl,-nutnes around which the Wing party
may ruliy with hopes of success: We hav,
,,oi room, for further remarks This week. tina,
barely TO say. len thewhias pfold Iowa ORGAN
za.aul be- ready Tor ar-.on
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
] hISTRICT COURT, Z. s. to o..
aD tober Term, A. ID. 1913

y
EE tober Term, A. ID. 1913
Territory of Wisconsin, !
County, of iowa,
Richard d Richards In chanc,ry, or p,-
Frances Richards. ! ''''i ~ u''o'ce'
II appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the above defendant, Frances
Richards, Is not resident of this Terri
DRY, 1t Is therefore, on motion Of the said
petitioner. Richard Richards. by his 80
EDITORS, Jones q Crawford. ordered that
aid defendant do appear and plead an
'wer of demur to the petition herein, on
n before the l0lh day of June, \. D..
ISIS, or IN default thereof, the said petit
ION and the matter therein contained be
AIKEN as confesscd,an that a copy Of this
'rier be published in the " Wisconsin
Tribune" u newspaper published at MIN
raj Point, in said Territory, fer four sue
'eSsiye weeks, the first insertion to be
within twenty days after the date Of this
rider. It Is further ordered that either
'arty may take testimony before Philip
W. Thomas Esq. 4 Justice of the Peace
n for q the County OF Iowa afurcsaid,at
lis Office IN Mineral Point aforesaid. on
be SAID I0th day of June Y. d., lS4S,
i 10 o'clock 4. W., Of said day Given
nder my hand at Chambers, this 30,h
lay of March, \. d. lS4S.
CHA'S. DUNN. Judge
lst iud. dist. w T
Territory of Wisconsin,
County OF iowa.
J, Willilm i. Henry, Clerk of tho
District Court Of the United States ia and
or said county and Territory, do hereby
certify that the above is a true and cor
ect copy of the order Of our said Courr.
made IN the above entitled cause. as The
amc appears Of record ia nay Office.
In witness whereof have hereuntn
ignod my name. aud affixed the seal Of
'ur said Court, at Mineral Point. in said
:ounty, this Oh day of April, 4. d l5ls-
WILLIAM Il. HENRY,
tw3l OK ID. c. |. c., W. Z.
JONES IL CGawFoRD, SoI'r for Cnmp't.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
NJ tRRIED,

This morning by SAMUEL Thomas, ESQ.
Nr. HAmBLY TH3NAs. to hiss SARAI
GARTH Ew, al OF this place.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
John NSssscy IS az.

oar LIADLN
ARE authorised agents Tor DIX - Mes
VI Il VI e. aonS winch cat
be found remedy Tor nearly all The diseases
the human idmiy are afflicted with.
"nyDes' L3sa!c sTF'sLs Sc
\ certain ana pleasant remedy Tor worms
dyspepsia fleS' ever ana -h2ue o'c'
Jayaes C4r~'"0L'fe SUSAN,
= CT i"i'i :, GU. 10. i'o"e' "'ii
i'I'''''l'' M 0'"i''!' liza ana W.
'i'''''''O'''' -.
I'3aeS -A'fsTc''Ea'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

TENi hEN u, On or about the hrSt Of
Il November, I-1@, oy James G. Kirk
patrick. living 10 Iowa Co, w. 7. one
md half miles from Newman's Mill.
yearIing bull. part red, with some white
>pots Also a morse colt, hind feet white
with star and snip in the forehead, and
supposed to be one year old TINS spring
o. The owner or owners which ever
1t may be are requested to prove property.
pay charges ana take them away.
29-4w J. &. KIRKPATRICK.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

81 AMP OIL. a superior article con-
sA4A stantly on hand and for sale bv
D 1 FAIRCHfLD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

notice of the public. II is bat one Dollar ,
year and each number is worth nearly ths
sum.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
secretary,

II the United States Di--
tTiCt Court L. aUd fO III.
C.luly of Iowa. Territory
al Wisconsin.
March Term, \. d. 1915
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

lIlyIlIa- ooJAG
~
Aeaos 81 hay, Exec
llur ui Jne ,t,l vii
al Testament Ut
Thomas Z. L gate,
deceased.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21

DISTRICT COURT, L. 5, 10 October
j Term, 1913.
Territory Of Wisconsin, !
County OF Iowa,
Vary Bennett In chpoc,ry, on petition
James Bennett, J AD''oi T.
On motion OF the petitioner III the forego-
Nc petition mentioned, by Jones & Crawford
ler Solicitors, il is ordered that notice OF the
tendency OF this cause be given to the said
defendant james Bennett, by publishing a
:Opy Of this order for four successive weeks
n the Wisconsin Tribune" i newspaper
published al Mineral Point 10 SAIL Terrific
", the first insertion to be made within thir-
ty days after date Of this order It 5 further
rdered that said defendant DO enteg his ap.
pearance in this cause and plead, answer or
iemnr to said petition on or before tie Ist
lay OF august a. D. l648, or IN default there
Of tee SAID petition and the matters therein
contained be taken for confessed.
Given uuber my hand at Chambers this
Both day Of Mach 4. d. 1915.
Cha's. Dunn. Judge
Ist judi DIs. W. 7.
Territory can";y Of IF Wisconsin, WISE IS.
William T. Henry, clerk Of the District
Court Of the United States Z and for sad
County aud Territory, do hereby certify
that the above Is a true and correct copy OF
the order OF ovr said court made il tire above
entitled cause, as the same appears ofrecoyd
IN my Office.
In witness whereof have hareunto signed
my name, and affixed the seal oil our said
court. at the Clerks Office m alIufral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-21
/, / NJ

s. 8as'ta7s LINL constantly on hand
L and for sale by VIVIAN 4 DAyrr.
April /, IS48. 3Irf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
Eugene Lanoue,


A NJ DUNN Attorney at Law.
Having pern1nehtly Incated in Baton Rogrs,
will gtts his undivided attention 10 al bgsi.
ness entrHaied % his care in this and The adj
ipihing districts and in the Supreme Court Al,
New OrlpauR.
B4t,n Rnuge Oct. G-35.
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Dis OlntfOn.

TVE@ WFTFTEWFE.
The t1partnpfahip heretofore existing r,n4er the finn
IF Phillips n LnnVns. Is this fsy dissolved F,,aene
Ianple havinu purchased tha interest pf William II
Phillips. The business will h. continued by Farsre
bFnn1s n his oyn narnss WIN is alone authorized to
collect all debts due the Oh firm.
WM y Phillips.
EUGENE LANOrE
Jhnuapy 81, ls49. Tfb5r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

r a pAyFpg

Having nov the Parish Tax roll for the wear Ts47
In my procession; have Commenced IN cslis~4ar n
tho satne. My Office will hereafter i Lso; a. -
Feb. ~. W.. Hobas, Trees n cofise.oz
fB1 the PaTigif Of East Baton Roazs'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
CHEAP STORE

8. jacob has the pleasure TO an
nounce 70 the ci 1zens Of Baton Rouge an
vicinity, tn I he has received a complete e
-%nrtuiont Of Fancy Dry Goods, and Clotbine
when will b. continued throughout he sea
son. He viii sell npon - reasonable terms
az store in the city. Planters will ind
a inIi assortment of plaatation goods Ct the
above store. sept, 26-34.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
June SIG.
ADDITIONAL auppLY-

"DVLD. VNV
Ths eheapes Go ds ia raafksi, viii Re
found Mt thu ''One Price" e4sh store. of iba
un1esaigned, who has received an additional
supply OF Fancy Silks, Enbroidsries, Oregon
PlatdS, and a variety OF Fancy a~ricles, ali Of
which W Il be sold at the nae u poss b. rates.
Dee, 1871 JOSEPH WETZLAR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
CouPTE DU TRESORrFR.

DR.. Ia Paroisse d'Esk Bdton Rouce. en-
Compile courani auec Wm. Hubs, Treso
rier Ell Collector, Is4s.
Jan. 3. FOR amount due on Ta7-R3fl for the year
1876. beng non. president taxes. AZ per list o 1853
Amount Of warrants drawn BY au3ifor
and paid by ms. as exhibited, number.
ing from | 70. al s,77sO1
Paid on warrant 253, in the hands Of
VIM. Vaughan, and credited on same,
~ per vouchers 1000
Paid on warrant No 3J7, 70 Mi. Waddf1l,
az per voucher. 80
NY commissions for collecting and dis
barEing S5.94, 60 at FIN Der cent 1880
Cash balance deposited in Bank 3J0,T3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

11Sb UaI1HCs on naElds 1SO41
r.. 4 q. u.
Baton Rouge Jnnuary9l Is4s.
WIZ. HUBS.
Collector and Treasurry.
Of the Parish of z. D. Rouge.
IA C0ntinusr.1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
AVIS.
Aux PAYEuas Ds 1Axrs.

TUE . 1T DE- HEEs.
Ayant et6 mis- en- possession du r6ie dea
Taxes de paroisse, pour I'annes is47. TAI
c~ornpenc6a IN faire Ia coIlecte.
Mon bureau sera tenn b Ia maison De
Cour dams IL vile de Baton. Rouge.
VIZ. HUBns, Tr6sorier ct Corlcefeuy
pour Ia paroisse Est Baton Rouge.
Fevrier 7-2fs.
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= Hct heusennHt FOt UiAs.
5lgn6 Elias RU $

II .VHHI@IIFE
LIZ rapport sutyln d. com Il dss + nlnces
a IT, P~rgaanta. Mr.. r T. Young propose IN
aJenlenent 1o1r bit'r le c rDpt" de SAIL.
SkoItield, Recfdsr, p1 I'M registrc trontant
aSl2; ~ a etc ado Il. 1T te ra, port asec
ranendement 8 ttG adop &.
Les complies s,ivant4 ont ttt so mis- Al
cornit6 de Finances, ct approuvls tfant apptl-
yes par lea pieces ltgales SAVIOR I'm coup e
de SkoIiieId roar fengist1ement d clO3in
nement du Trbsorier, 81 Tn coDpfe de b.
bryan Geoiier, pour entretien do cri %iinels,
$50;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

Les soussiga6s maTchands tailleuYsdana
Ia rue do Lafayette, en- face d. NJ. Nus
selEan confseuF, ont phonneur d'informer
les habitants de BAf4n Rouge ct des envi-
IONS, ql'ils vlennent de r~scevoir IN tres
Joli assortment de HARCHAvDIsza IN tout
&c qlil J a de mieux pour I~aufon1ne ct
Phiyer. dobt lis ofirent 4 oafectfonner dane
y dernier genre e an priE II plus mo-
dsre. M0REAU 4 Co,
Baton Rouge, Nos. 5-4pG
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DIR. w. ID. WOOD,

OFFERS his professional services to the people o
Baton Rouge and its vicinity. Office on Lafayette
street, next do0r 70 that Of Dr.. LAyccck
Feb 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
FOR SALE AT cosT

A small lot Of III I'd Vase consisting OF A.
gers, Ties, Chisels, Knives etc. For other
articles in store, and at the lowest prices re
cash. See the general advertisement.
II. LAT0UR.
June 51S.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-25
WORCESTER, WEDNES
MAS II. SELBV & CO.,
AUCTEONEERS,
~. 4 = LII e.


No.IN ST., Hobbs Block WORCESTER,
IX}inform the citizens &C Worcester that hey
FFstablished themselves in the Aucnon and
CoHbusness at the above place, and that they
will I'd to receive consignments of property OF
evertien, to he sold either at auction or private
sale.
PeviRg second hand FURNITURE, and wishing
to dthe same, will find this the best season of the
year We also will give ar particular attention to
the SAL ESTATE, or Personal Property, in any
part onniy.
Oence and knowledge of the Auction business,
we enable US to give entire satisfaction to those
whobusiness with us EUery thing we tOarTant
gooect If not so, the money will be returned. BY
con0ur business on honorable principles, we hope
to sc confidence Of the public.
Wn store, and are constantly receiving, great
varoods TO be sold at Auction or private sale, and
won purchasers to call and see. An assortment OF
OFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
ASSES, LOOKING GLASSES,
CLOTHS, LINENS, &c.
ETS, CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS.
ATal Chests of superior Young Hyson and Sou.
chor Crushed and other SUGARS, with many other
artia% which will be sold ct private SALE at ex-
treHi prices.
suoperty consigned to us viii be settled imme-
diat