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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
a Bill
Iol' The admission Of the Stqte Of His
C0aSiR into the Union.

" here0S the people Of the Territory
a Wisconsin did, on the first day of
hruarv, eighteen hundred and forty
ght BY & convention Of delegates call
and assembled for that purpose. form
themselves constitution and State
.oycrnment, which said constitution is
epublican, and said convention having
shed the admission af SAID Territory
INTO the Union as a State, on an equal
e.,th the original States:
BE il enacted by tie Senate and House
representatives. Of the UHited Suites
or4msri.om Congress dSSembied, That
he State OF Wisconsin be. and is here
M admitted to be one of the United
-.1fcs Of America, and is hereby admit
ed INTO the Union on m equal footing
9TH the original States. in all respects
whatever. with the boundaries preScrib-
ID by the act of Congress approved Au-
rlst g. 1916. entitled IAN act 10 enable
a people Of Wisconsin Territory to
torm c Constitution and State Govern,
lent, and for the admission OF such
Stato INTO the Union.
Sec. ,. And he II further cnacted,
That the assent Of Congress is hereby
even to the first, S~coud, Iourth and
I'm resolutions adopted By sad con-
rantion and appended to said constitu-
non, and the acts of Congress, referred
III ,Lo ..id roc Lst;,n. .ro Larohv
.,,enJod sn that tha LnJ, ,,r,ntod h,,
u,rrn,..:,.,,..n ~ tLr .o,.o,.al .5,(t..' .oc,,.:
+. ~ lLo s,id G,.yi,nd t,D,U rcsoIn.
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S''llemcn'' >halI nave oeeh canned by
ny o,hcf person c"IllNa'll,@ ana llhPro-
ing lllc same IN %"ou IaI'H, ;lG WHlch
Siau nave continued 10 We cIaImeI' cut
IlNa'cI' ana improve" ''' IKE Sood I2l'h
ny Such person. ms representatives or
assigns u'''i ,he SAFE CT S;1d 'ract' ANA
"I Willch S'7o prior c'aIln' cUItlVatloh'
ana HnlF"Nclhchl inc person SO cla(lll-
ING Prc-e'nPtlnn shall nave had hotIce
at me time OF ms entry and settlement.
Neither shall amy pr"-rmp;'on be allow
cd to amy tract t" In" INJURY OF any per
.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

TOliN II. ATKIN. Watch Maker and Jeweler,
y would return his grateful thanks to his kind
friends and the pLbllc for The very liberal support
ne has received since bis commencement in bust
ness at hts present location, and hopes by cont n
ued attention TO merit their further patronage.
tie has just received by express and steam y
good and fashionable assortment OF Gold and Sill
Yer Watches, Chains and Seals Gold and 5 liver
SrertacIes, Pencils, Silver ware--puI plated
and Britannia Ware, Gfgandoes, Needles, aud
some good 30 hour and ; day clocks aad other
arti"loa IN hts line, all of Which he will sell very
cheap FOR cash.
N. b. Particular and personal attention paid to
all kinds of Watch and Clock repairing The
correct time kept a: - Lake ST.
Chicago, June 30, lc47.-lynI2dt
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
!. T. EDU.7RDS &. Co.

j. II. EDW.7RDS s. Co.
HAVE jus. recer ed and opened, IN the Saloon
L Buildings on Clark street, a very eXtensse and
we'll selected assortment OF new and fashionable
.jEUELRI,
consisting Of Cameo Pins and Bracelets, Stone and
Mourning Pins and Bracelets. Finger Rings of all
Hinds, Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, &c Sc
Gold and Siluer LeUer g. Lapine Patches;
DAY, 50 Hour Ann ALARM BR,ss Clocks.
Gold and silver pens and pencils gold. silver Ger
nan silver and steel specacles razors knives, sels
-ors, steel beads. &c. &c.
Giraadoies. Lamps Plated ald Britannia Casters;
he>t Britannia ware; Thermometers, telescopes ac-
-ordions writing cases, Tooth, hair and Clothes
brushes; chess board anu men.
The trade supplied with watch materials at New
York prices.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry made, repaired and
warranted 10 be done in the best manner.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Chicago Juiv lsi7-nSS5ms
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
[. CADWELL'S BRASS FOUNDRY

Randolph street near Franklin
Brass castings OF all kinds mad to order Also
finishing and fitting up all kinds of brass work
Copper rlvets, spelter solder, gun mourtngs. con
stantly on hand hand. Also small bells. from one
to two hundred lbs. Chicago July 2S-n5.Grn
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. u TH/TU0

ERgrnrer-7o Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois, a
few doors east OF the fremont House, over | i.
SpeerAs, Jeweer.
Drawings and Engravngs of Buildings and
Machinery, ours for Books, Hand Bills. Show
Bills &C, Seals for county officers, Notary Pub
lies or letter.. Marking sllyer-ware iewelrv
and all other kinds marking. Stenslls for mark
ing bags, barrels, &c done cheaper than in any
other place in he city. Aiphabe;s for sale al 30
ceats Door plates furnished to order of various
styles and patterns. July, lS47-n3lvSS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
OEETCL.4L NOTICE.

4 T a meeting OF the Common Council Of the
"A City OF Chicago, held on the 2Sth day OF Nav,
l047, you were on the petition of several citizens
appointed TO the office of Time Keeper in and for
the city OF Chicago. Respectfully,
HENRY B. CLARKE. CITY Clerk.
To john II AKIN, - Lake ST., under T.enioat
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
BUSINESS CARDS.
WALKER &, HALL,

Physicians and Surgt0ns,
Office in the Basement of Dr. Walkers dwelling
mousse where they may at all times be profess
slonally consulted.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
RAYMOND & CO.'S
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE,

HERB d q rs SDA & 81
With his collection of highly trained
LIONS. TIGERS. LEOPARDS, &c
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

LGOKING GLASS MANUFACTORY.
THE subscriber, agent for Lawson Annesley.
l. Of Albany, n. Y, respectfully informs the e.
tizens of Chicago THAI he has taken the premises
I54, Lake street for The purpose of Manufacture
ing Looking Glasses, Portrait and Picture Frames
and transs' ting general business apperanng to
all branches Oh the above department
Paiutinn, prints, &c. cleaned and vanished on
short notice, and on reasonable terms.
A share public patronage is respectfully soli-
cited THOS r. FERRIS.
Chicago, June 80, 1917 -.ytdinI
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
KIN @ S
4; o. o IL = q O Ii y

THE subscriber is now openinga general as
sortment Of Miscellaneous, Juvenlle, : hoo
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Consisting OF Printing, Cap, Letter, Note, Posi-
Cfce, Drcwing, BLouing and Tissue Paper.
Al so
QaiHS, Steel Pens, IFefers, Sealing War, Inn
Sand, Ink Stepds, Wafer ami Send Bores, sc,
JUSTICES BLANKS, of all Kinds,
SIMEON KING.
Southport June Is, 1S47.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
New and Valuable Work.

OK LECTURE : the Uses Of the Lungs:
,|Causes Prevention and Cure Of Pulmonary
Consumption, Asthma or Phthisic, and Diseases
OF the Heart-on the Laws of LonpeVlty-and on
the Mod OF Preserving Male and Female llealt;
10 4 hundred years. Twenty eight EngrsVlngF
324 pages Hv Samuel Sheldon Fitch. a. NJ.
NJ FOrsa5eat
August :, ~. KINGS EOOk SlOhf'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
+. SCAMNlON,

Wholesale and Reall Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals. Surgical and Dental Instruments FER
fmery, Paints, Oils, DyeStutfs, Druggist Glass
Ware, Window Glass, Daguerreotype FiateS'
Cases and Chemicals, 119 Lake St, Saloon Bull
dings Chicago, I'LL.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
The War Elephant Hannibal,
AN ARABIA PACK CAMEL.

AN ARABIA PACK CAMEL.
Gage No | contains a Canadian Elk
" , An African Zebra
" 3 An Emu, or New Holland Ostrich, and
kangaroo.
" ! \ pair of Peruvian Lamas
" , rowees Macaws Parrots, Armadillo,
and Egyptian Weasel.
" Xcbu, or Sacred Bull of Burmah.
" : Full grown Lion, Lioness, and Leopard.
" : Aeiatic Loness, Tiger, Psina and Aft
Leopard.
" Royal Bengal Tiger, the only one in
the United States.
" 10 -Four North American Panthcrs.
" IL Pair Of brazilian Tigers and Prairie
WolveF
" - Tsir Of Spotted, or Grave Robbing
Hyenas.
" l3 Senegal Leopard and Beach or Strand
IIycna.
" II Russian and North American Brown
and Black Bears.
" Is Monkey Family, Ichnemons Badgers
" Is Collection of prepared Beasts, Birds and
Reptiles.
" l. Boa Constructors and Anaconda Ser
penis.
% ,fI121 and 100 Nel9eo,
Ar required in their care and transportation.
Admission 30 cents. Children under 10 years
of age - cents.
W in also be- at Little Fort June 9th, and at Ra-
cine Iuac I2lh, Isis.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

A. d. NORTHWAY,
Coach, Sign, and House Painter, Glider and
Giazirr, sc. &c. SOuthpOrt, VI. 7.
RI Shop on Main Street, opposite the Post Office.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

per ID. per ID.
GoodY Dung Hvson, 50 80 No. Soucheng 50 30
Fine DO. do. G23 ? do G23
Noe Fragrantdo. - Finest do IS
No 3verv tine do 90 Fragrant Pcwchong va
Good HYSON, IS rious prices
Mol do o. Extra do various prices
Very fine DO l 90 Fine OOLONG, 30
Extra fragrant do / p Very fine do 70
Good Hv>en Skfn, 50 Extra fine do %
Good IMPERIAL, IS Nngyong yari MS prices
Very fine do 90 Finest English break
Extra fine do lo5 Tea, -
Good Gunpowdcr, . Fine Orange Pekoe, 623
Fine do 90 FinestPekoa Ito rs, %
Extra fine, 25 Jowqua, finest black
Tea iatported, / 90
Ne pins ultra TEAS both Green and Black
the hlghes; grades grown IN China-Si 90 per
pound.
u" TAKE NOTICE!-The Canton Tea Com
uap.u are the exctHsire vendors of the superior
Black Tea called HOr9Ua's MIXTURE They IN
troduced it into America IN lSlO-and every other
person or house protesting 10 sell the same at all
much less lower price deceive the uRwa-
re. the public themselves viii perceive, by com
pairing the spurious with the G. naIpe Howqua,
vended by the Canton Tea Com: any.
Every package, in addit 90 to its containing
fail 1ccight, ndepe ndent of the wrapper, bears the
stamp ct neaIness and elegance. and the Teas
therein so thorI ughy secured from the hight
aud air, that their qnatsty add power wall remaia
unimpaired IN suy climate.
LYMAN & co. I6I Lake ST.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
HERB DRLESRAGH

under whose instructions she has been taught to
practice this almost sUrERHUMAN EXHIBITION of self
p0&ScSsioa fearless address, and iadomiia6le c0ur-
arc.
The ease and tact which she displays in Bringing
the most ntameable animals to crouch at her feet
in abjcct fear shows the wonderful supremacy of
the human mind over brute force and terccitv.
Herr DmEsBACH has exhibited in almost every
part OF the civzedworld the surprising power which
he possesses over the animal creation. The perfor-
nances of the Teachc- and the Pupil, with their
Pet Family of TEN OF the most savage animals, show
mans wonderful dominion over the Beasts of the
Field, and the wild dcnzens of the Forest.
The following is list of the Animals in this en-
tcnSivr MtuggcriH
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

LIVERY Man HIS OWN LAWYER.-W''
Il coasin Form Book-Sccond Eduon-en
larged and improved. For soie
KING'S BOOk-STOKI>.
Feb. -, ~.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
u Ii M Il L S X 4 &.
DIR. A. G. WOODWA ARD,

DR.. A. G. WOODW ARD,
{XTOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants
w Of Southport and vicinity, that he has taken
rooms everthe Store Of Mr.. Nj. Myers. opposite
the Mansion House where he will remain perma
nently located, aud Will he happy 10 wat upon al
Dental Surgery.
The most beautiful Porcelain Teeth asserted on
pivot or gold place, single or entire sets, IN the
most natural and desirable manner.
All operations warranted, and particular atten-
ton paid to the disc of the teeth.
The mosl satisfactory references given.
Southport, Nov. 3. lS47. -n2Gly
ELIJAH STEELE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor IN
Chancerv. Also, Notary Public and Master IN
Chancery. Always ready to attend to professional
and official calls. lD-Room on Main street
Southport, Sept 29-nll
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

fA BBLS WHISKEY on consignment a nd
Nv C. q NJ o. -. e %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
4 Contrast.

At meeting of the" friends of Gen
Taylor recently held in this city Of Detroit
the following resolution was adopted.
RESOLVED, That while thi~ meeting con-
denim the principal of slavery, and depre-
cate IFS extension rs a great moral and
political evil, into territory now exempt
from IT, they recognize The equal rights Of
their sister States of the South 10 p%artiei-
pate with the North, East and West. in
the territorial acquisitions secured by the
common blood and treasure Of the nation,
either by purchase or conquest.
Upon the same subject, the late Demo.
cratic Convention Of Michigan passed the
following resolution.
Resolved, Tha. hostility TO the extern.
sen thurman slavery is now and ever
''bas been one ofthe principles Of the
"Democratic creed, and that to abandon
'it al the present time would be a chine
'against the free principles upon which
tour institution are based
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
vi orse's TELEGRAPH


The undersigned lakes rotice Of an article
appearing in the columns Of yesterday nor, -
lhe'F Commercial Blu lie in, signed Wm n.
Ltoyd, merely that he msy say to It c public
that M. Morse and his pattbtees will get law
I" heir hearts CONTEXT ere they get through
with the Warfdre waved by then apainF,
Henry O'Reily and h 8 associates. Suits A g
'now being commenced against al IL Morss's
lines Of telegraph throughout the "At4n,ir.
Lake and Mississippi Range" 50 far H. they
i itflnge upon The rights Il Mr.. O'RciIiy Ur
his associates.
Mr.. OReilly is 1T all times ready IT, dcfrnI
bis fights -bCfore the courts If Louif irpa
and Mississippi or elsewhere, Wherever he
may be attacked. He II be prepared for
the suits threatened ly Mr.. WIN. Lloyd
Whe mover ther may be commenced, aud will
in the meanwhile continue 10 work the Pm
pies Line through al Statee regardless Of Mr.,
VIM. d. Lloyd, OF any one "lse, 20 long as
truth and justice a.e on his side.
AS FIR The ''pers0naIiticf," c mpI4iued Of,
the ugdersig ed can only state that he was
not aware, If the tire lie write he Article
referred 10, that Nj. LItyd was abseh, f.om
the city. He no in the city but a day ~
Two previous, and could not, therefore, fav5
been attacked many "thOuaands" Of miles
off.
Mr.. WIN. B. Lloyd vii find The undersia-
ned possessed II suffejfht '',uaahood." a.
protect himself from insu't, even though ii
nav ct1ne from a source unworthy Of his re-
sentiment, when ever he (Mr. WIN, II LIcyd)
may deem it Use or proper To accott HIM.
Mr.. VIM. B. Lloyd has thought it necessary TO
correct his original statement VII Oh was so
nnblushingly pnt 70 tn and so utterly dcroid Of
truth.
October. Q CHARLES DOANE.
Oct. 2I-ttf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
ID D..

In ibis town carly On Monday morning
last, 10th inst. Nf. ~lsiDoRg LACQUER,
Sun aged about - years.
The deceased vas one Of The oldest and
most respected citiz'us of our town, up.
right in his dealings. Constant and firm in
his friendship, he was an "IsraeIite indeed
in whom there was no guile" In his
death his family have lost a kind and atFec.
tomato parent, and the community at large
one Of It's brightest ornaments.
In this town. on Tuesday morning last
Mrs. Nancy RoDDY, c0Dsori of Mr.. Rich
ard Roddy, of this town, about so years Of
age. She leaves a large family TO mourn
her loss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

II Is surely Just. and more patriotic, TO take
fact and tbj 'gs as they are, and to dedn,s
otr owtl convictions Of duty from what
exists before rs. However so much res-
peCtrd and distinguished in the line Of hi9
own profession, br however SO much estim.
able as a private citizen. Gen. Taylor Il
. military m III, a1i 4 military maj, merely.
Tie has no t%f1iiihl. III civil a~fftirA; he has
prftpF ned no fl icii1Is pft civil character
under the constitution oftis country; he
he has been known. and only known, by
his brilliant achievements nj the bend If
the army. Now the wings Of Massarhu.
sets, and ! among them, are ofths o%pinion
lhat u was n 4 wise or discreet to 20 10 the
army for the select, la candidate E,r
The Presidency Of the JniIpd States. f.
Is the first Instance In our history In which
any man OF mere military character has
been proposed for that high office. Wash.
ington bad a great military, but by far a
greater civil character. He had been
employed in the councils Of his country
from the Parlyest down Of The r, v%ol,tion1.
He had been in the Conim nlal Conpres, .
He had esta hlisbed a great character for
wisdom and judgment In civil affairs. AZ.
ter the war, as you all know, he was elected
a member OF that convention which Trained
the constitution of the United States: and
1t was one ofths most honorable tributes
ever paid TO him, that by that assembly Of
great and wise men. he was selected 10
preside over their deliberations, and had
his name first attached to the consli uion
under which we I've. President Harrison
wa Il brave soldier, and, at different pet.
iods OF his life, rendered important military
services, but be, nevertheless for the greater
part OF his life. was more employed in civil
than in military affa irs. For twenty yenrs
he was either Governor of a Territory,
member Of Congress. or minister abroad;
and he discharged ali the duties appgr-
tanning to those Offices to the satisfaction
Of the count j.. This ease, tb~erefore-the
Illumination of Ggn. TayIor-stands by
Itself, without precedent and without jus.
LITIGATION from any thing in our previous
history. 1t is OIL this account, | may we'll
imagine, that The wings Of Massachusetts
feel dissatisfied with his nomination.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

AWFUL CATAsrRopHE.--On Thursda v
night about twelve o'clock, David Cham
bers, Esq, being then on the watch at his
sugar house in this parish, and standing
near the top of the carrier, was caught in
the cog wheel, and before the machinery
could be stopped, was most awfdlly crushed.
He fell on the wheel backwards, and his
neck, right shoulder and arm, were com.
pletely mashed. lie must have been killed
simultaneously. There being no white
person present at the time of the accident.
nm inquest was held on the body early
yesterday morning, who returned a yer.
dict THAT the deceased came TO his death
by being accidentally crashed on the cog
wheel"
MI, Chambers was one Of the most use,
full citizens in our parish, Il good planter,
'nterpristng, industrious, and perscvering.
He was always foremost in anything hav.
ing a tendency 10 Improvement either in
agriculture, arts, or sciences. His loss
will be sincerely deplored.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

II is really amusing to read the c~alcula-
tons Of the democratic papers relative to
the general result. The Courier cyphers
1876 votes for Cass, and in his calculation,
he places Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Geor.
! giH, Louisiana and Florida as democratic
Statesl such calculations AZ those may
answer well before, but will not bear
comparison after, The cleetion-the above
named States, numbering fifty eight votes,
we have no doubt will all go fur General
Taylor, and thus leave General Cass 90
votes short. In fact 4 ON al the election
returns we have received, we have MT
heen able SO far TO figure any chance #
stcrpss Er Cass. Should Ohio give hel
vote for Cass (nf which facts there Is but n
poor chance, J there are yet plenty votes left
10 elect General Taylor. bet the wings
then be o fgood chepr-let them lie vigilant
and leave nothing undone aud victory will
reassudly perch on their banner. The news
from the Keystone States has thrown
CONSERVATION in the l~ocofoco ranks, and
though feeling discouraged, they try TO
assume MI air ofconfdence which III agrees
with their despair:ng hopes. The days of
l~ocofoco misrule are numbered, md the
hand writing on the wall Is SO plain ~
to be mistaken by the party for whom
IL intended.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
TO the Public.

Notwithstanding the demise Of Mr.. Teido-s
Larguier, sell, the undersigned have agreed
the firm Of J.. L1rguier & Son, aiIl he
continued Until the Isl day Of January 1949.
Those who are indebted to said firm nrs
requested 10 settle previous to that time, and
those v ho have claims against them are re-.
gues'fdto pretent them so that they may be
immed ately settled. J. LAgeptrs.
Oct. 81, 1S48-3tf J. LARsvtER. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
$50 REWARD

ED OK STULEN.
NINE Mexican Mules from the %planIa-
ton Of the Subscriber, on or about tho
night Of The 18th of September, I54s, and
supposed to have been sold up the coast.
The said mules IRE all branded with the
NJ .xican brand, with the additional brand
Of Fl. newly branded with the upper
branch ofthe fl. cut of-tbus H. The
above reward will be paid for the ~convic-
ton Of the thief and recovery of the mules,
or S75 f"r the delivery offbe mi les alone.
Oct. 10Th 1913. JOHN HOEY.
1874 Poydras 81.
Baton Rouge Gazette viii please copy
week and send bill tn This office Fl
coIIecfion.-NeW OrLe0ns Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
from the Syracuse De moerat
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
REWARD.

KEEP IT BEFORE yHE PEOPLE
That will pay The above reward to
any person that can show that Gen. CasS-
in any speech, letter, word OF conrersa-
~tior--is in favor himself, or approves Of
any action Oh the part Of the Genera
Government, for extending Slavery into
territory now free. As the charge is go
often made, let us havestbe proof.
j. II. COLVIN.
Syracuse, September 3, 1s49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
All PItRL..G.

Malgre lie d6ce. de Mons. 1sidore Lar
guier, pc g les so~ussignes ont conypnu quo
Ia societe de commerce /. Larguier Il
Son, continerait jusqa'au Ter Jn,ier,
l54g.
les Prfsonnes qui doivent q Ia dit 90.
cifte sons prizes de r6elrr leurs comptes
aTant cetfe epoque, ceIIes que ont des re.
CARNATIONS, mont qua les presenter, Fl el;es
seront acq1itt6es immediate ment.
J. LARGUiER,
LACQUER, jr.
oct 21--3S.