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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
PUBLIC SALE

AT the request Of Harriet Jane Harel
con, Harrington II. I5arelaon. John A. Ha-
relson and Sarah Ann Hareison, wife o.
Paul kletnpetef. I. the undersigned. She.
ritf Of the parteh Of East Baton Rouge, will
sell. AT IrubItt auction. the following describ.
ed property inherited by Thorn from their
motuer, Ann HARRISON, deceased, to wit 1:
A tract 81 land In this parish, lying ON the
Bayou Manchac, about IL miles below the
town Of Baton Rouge, containing 400 ar.
pents. bounded east ny lands Of John Fore.
man, south by the Bayou Manchac. west
by James 8. Willis and Brown in The rear.
and north by Willis, together with ell the
improvements thereon. Also, the follow
ing slaves, to wit. Martin, aged about 55
years, and Lucy, his wife. about as years {;
Lindy, aged about 81 years; Anne, 80
years: Isaac, 90 years; Betsy, 80 years,
and her four children, Melissa, q years,
Silva, Z years, Rachel. 4 years, and Rob-
ert, . years; Extra, 25 years, and ber
two children, isham, 4 years, and Delitha,
! yearl Katy 80 years, aud her infant
child Priscilla, II years, and Mary, II
years of age,
Also, 4 head # hotaes, 25 or 40 head
OF cattle, 90 or 90 head Of hogs, more or
less, about 81 head Of sheep, one OK wag-
on, and a yoke Of steers.
Terms OF SALE.
The land one third cash, and remainder
Of price nj "A credit Of one and two years,
in equal instalmcnts, in notes endorsed to
The satisfaction Of the heirs, bearing eight
per cent interest after due, aud mortgage
reserved until final payment; the slaves
and moyeables at a credit Of IL months
purchasers 10 give their notes endorsed as
above, bearing 3 per cent. interest after
due, aud mortgage reserved OF the slaves
till final payment-the sale to take place
ut the plantation on Manchac on Thursday,
=" l4th day of December next, ls4s,
psing at 10 o'clock, A. M.
l.. c, MORRIS, Sheriff.
N. b. Acts Of sale to be passed before
Samuel Skolield, Recorder of said parish,
ut the expense Of purchasers OF the land
and slaves, and actual delivery of the OBJ
lects sold to be made the purchasers. on
their complying with the aforesaid terms of
sale. L. C. NJ, Sh'F.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
A CARD,

aNRS WETZLAR wishes TO In,
U& EHform her friends and the public
that ehe has determined to give music lessons
on the PIANO, and promises 10 do al she can
to advance the pupils entrusted TO her charge.
Her terms VIII be Sl5 per quarter, 3 lessons
a week. She will be found at Col. Dakiu's
residence at the State House.
Or I'll 9a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
10 Planters.

THE, undersigned respectfully tenders his
Serviees a. overseer. He has been employed
for several years in that capacity in this and
neiahb7ring parish, and can furnish good les
tImonials as to his character and ability.
APPLY at r. Al. Biley's Hotel.
seps. l6-1n. Traverse G. BLovS7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
L. c, MORRIS. sheri
NOTICE

Teachers having accounts against the parish of
East Baton Rouge. for the tuition of INDECENT children,
under the old pablic'scheal system, are requested I'd
hand them In To the subscribers, or to either OF them,
properly certified and sworn TO- on or before the 18th
of November next
THOS. DEVALE, Prest. PoIi6e jury.
SAM SKoLFIELp. Parish Raeoraer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
BATON ROUGE
High school for Young
Ladies'.
7Ae Rev. John Burke, Rector. assisted bV
MISS DTLLDN.

IRE Rev. John Burke, Rector. assisted bV
MISS DTLEDN.
WrLL m OPENED ON MONDAY THE lsT OCT. la49.
IN lab1ufihE TO give hs daughters. a solid. liberal
and accomplished ejucati1u-tha subscriber will inc,
trurt. with then-aH day pupils, a select number NJ
ytring ladies'. Their morals. manners. religious prit-
ciples and derortmant-ahall together with their IL
terary progress, BIZ attended IL. with scrupulons and
parental Vigilance
Branches and fees Of instruction Monthly
Reading, Writing. lEietoty. Geography,
arithmetic. French, = o. Ml
Languages. Ancient and Modern. Elements
Of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy.
Chemistry. botany. DC. = 90
instrumental Music Dancing. Drawing, will he
taught fr The ordinary rates 1f charge. in the best
Institutions for young ladies'.
Boarding. &c, Inay be had in the Rertrr's family on
reasonable terms. tSept 10 lyl 10tiN BURKE.
FRESH CASTOR OH. Of a superior
quality by the gallon OF bottle, for sale by
II. .EDuydnn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

The ladies' If f}4fon tSJats an. it, vicinity are res
p~eetfuily informed tlSt Ftetar Habaft has i8st rar=ive /
a ceinHfste stock If f4uny fs5ols, consisting iG Iaft
of the tlloatue. 10 wit
silk Edfrapas. Whalhiprpn skirts.
Wgt*tei o.. Grass tineY fir d.
SILK Plaid rn,alin%. Fancy R~i1af4as tsca'eh)
Fire fame, If difsreni White fare for wsldtlgs,
e1Fgrs. REVERE haffistiteltaI.
tifaf@ fringe and elk Hapfkafeit'a. new style
cotis FIR trimming dresses. b5ffefed.
Had ireasss. Natts fin The hhir.
White and blsek gloves Ladies' misses hesirries
md mita. ATttfEFiaI nreHths,
Colorei grapes. White Satin.
White and black silk White and b'afk wells If
hose. extra fire q1fitty4
fasifar FIR ladtrr and Embroidered muslins.
misses. tpfut1elta,J White 10.
White Iheufets. White J4e6nst and SEias
Eigings md inserting, f%ntslins,
Fancy silver dressing Side eofnbT, r.
combs, TarfInaerien, III
French needle worked Fine s1ate,
eape4. march 25-s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
NEW SPRING GOODS.

JUST received a large and beautiful assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting In part. of Bar.
eyes, Organizes, Tarletons, French MuSins. Artifici-
ais. Perfumery, &c., Nc, Which will be sold Mt the
iawegs possible rates vi the " one prize cash store Of
Fed. 1873 JOSEPH WETZLAR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
OFFtpB Cry BAVH or NHw OubBArs.

OFFIrE CRY BArR or NEw OHnBArs,
E4.. Baton Ratige, "a Oct, 1s4s.
The undersigned offers to sell by pfivaf
sale the following property belonging Il
The City Bank OF New Orleans. 10 wit
III The t9trn IT Batua Rouge.
let. The Banking house end lot on which
il IL erected measuring ons hundred
fbet on Marhef street, by onp hundred
Ind tveptY feet IN depth. French
tnpastHe.
2nd. The adjoining being d rurnsr lot
measuring one hundred feet On Mar
ket stteat Nv one hundred and TWEEN
y on Florida street. French meas
ufR, viii the Improvements thereon.
~ 2lhf hUnsH known AZ NV adJill's IIe.
tnf.' end E6t Oh which It stands, meas.
vvtag SIXTY feet on Convention street
by one hundred and eighty feet In
depth, French measure.
GJ The side walks in front Of the above
described lots Of ground have been lately
Hiaae ebtnplste, agreeable ID the ordinance
"f the Corporation.
IN the Parish Vf Fast Bdtgn Rouge.
/ AGO Superficial acres Of land on the
Atnite River, at about ~ miles
. fren the town gf Hat0n Rouge
with buildings and improvements,
formerly AIlison's.
y age superficial acres on the Amita
River, al about 90 miles from
Baton Rouge, with buildings and
improvements, formerly Nettles.
ea6 Superficial acres Oh The Atnite
fin. - Zl-A. 4 - 1 a g- 4
ton Rouge, formerly Elam's. Fl
. $40 Superficial acres on Big Sandy
~ Creek, ri about 26 miles from
Baton Rouge with improvements,
formerly Fosters.
y $40 Superficial acres on little Sandy
Creek at about 90 miles from Ba-
ton Rouge, formerly Fosters.
. Gao Superficial acres on Sandy Creek,
at abont 30 miles from Baton
Rouge. formerly Browns.
Z $40 Superficial acres on The Amite
River, ~ miles from baton
Rouge, formerly Lpa's.
In Me Parish Of Livingston.
! 200 Superficial acres Oh the River
Celliel, formerly AtIiords,
q 900 Superficial acres on the River
CvIliel, formerly Harrel's
q 1913 Superficial acres Oh The river Col.
Iipl, formerly McRae's.
g. 240 Superficial acres an the River
A,nite, formerly Williams.
In The parish Of 81. Helena.
! a2O Superficial acres on the Amite
River, formerly Tabnr's.
For further Information apply to the tin
deFsiHned at Baton Rouge.
l.. HlEpPENs. Cashier.
Oct. 2T-184a.
~ CLOTHING CLOTHING II
Just received and for ale n fine assert
msnt Of gentlemen's clothing. consisting in
part,
Black Cloth Dress Goats,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
Motto G.

HAVING engaged the services Of Mr.. ].
l.. Violet, well known as a eemeptant Drug
'East. I air prepared to accommodate nv
French customers with facility. Alec TO fill
prescriptions either in French English or
Spanish.
Aug. l9-2s49 f.. a. WAnDrLL e
Druggist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
NEW CooDs NEW Gnons

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
lam now receiving direct from New York
and Philadelphia a splendid stock Of Fall
and Winter goods. Prices low, persons
washing to buy would do we'll to call.
EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
fInrHlaa ArREnucEn PRICES.

The uneIprsiggsI desiring to dispose If his prssen
stock # e%iothing. ~inft4as the plbie that he will spf
it at prices dsfyi1F rsfnPetitjoG cal NJ fIs "Oft
Prize ga4I Store 0f JOSEPH WEfXLAL
I'll
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
GREAY BANG AIMS
PUBLIC SAFE.

or liquor, Groceries, &c, twice a week,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, from len IN
Tie IN r1tng te p. r., at the house Of Mr.
T8criatc r8sr IF Convention and third Stree.
JOHN L. PULLEN, AB~ctioneer.
ssenf q. IsA8-aE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
FOR RENT.

The upper story Of Mr. Sangcr's Store
with kitchen and yard, suitable for a
small family. u. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
SAnnLESlt

Just received direct from Manufacture a
lot of Mexican, Spanish & English Saddles,
which | can sell cheap as thew wsre bought
from fir hands. EUGENE LANOUE.
Sept. 1913. 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

TO SUGAR AND COTTON
PLANTERS.
so prs. French II pts blankets.
1900 yds I~iBaey's assorted
I,g99 y.ia sxiied eetg9H, LoyseA1
2,09G yig shifting, lowell,
d prs btfie blankets for capp0ta.
1900 prs best OAK Tanned Russell br9gans,
100 prs black sip bfogauss
so gds 4 and one hasf brown shaetHg,
500 yds blue Deahauls,
70 dozen cane knives, assorted and superior
quality,
1890 gals whale Gil
Ladies' and skiT1mera. for sugar houses,
Sugar house lamps anda full assortment Of gro
carries for sals BY
sep 20g A. Malta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
CORN.
INVALUABLE
FAMILY

INV LGHSAS3l -
FAMILY COMPANION.
SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart, and all
Female Diseases. 2JI pages, q engravings. Paper
50 IT,, bound rs cts. Mail to any ~part-postage 9
I-2 eta. # :,
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 80. Mail
TO eny part. 50 cts. postage. Tnllaiing Tsbcr. Silver,
q. hy mai, letter postage. Abdominal Supporters,
perfect. a8 10 $40, for MI Rupturea, Falling Of the
bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters,
Or Rupture Supporters, give height from head b foot.
aud circumference Of person next The surface. inst
above the hipa. IF Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods. NJ
dress Dr.. s. FfTca, s07 Broadway. New York,
post paiA April 1-9. II.
GEoRaE N. HEaoMAN, agent, Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
BEAL q SON.
CALIC0ES.

Just received from New York. a splendid
assortment of French English and American
prin.s which be now offers for sale.
Sent 1858. EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
TIME.
RFa@ Eight Day 30 hour Clocks.
by G. c. TUTTLE
ENCAN

De Liqueurs, Grocerie &C., deuH Ioia par
eemaine. le Mefcredi ct lie samedi, de
10 heures 4 4. dane Ia maison de Mr.. The
riot, encoigBure de In place doe Eglises,
prAs le marche, Sept 23=-3l sfa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
To TIE LADIEta.

TFAN! TFASII TFANIII
The subscriber Informs the ladies' that he has just
returned Ird4n he city. end has procured from The
canton Tea Com tahy, New York. some teas Of their
lsteet Importation :
Superior Imperial tens. and
Finest OrEnes pekoa.
Put up neatly IN pounds, bali pounds and quartet
pounds. "a auit purchasers.
lfyou want a euri rtp If tee. eall At
sep. R0F A MATFA'E.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18


The great I'D ami ages possessed ny shis ar
tihls over avery otier, aFa-its CERTAINTY,
'ArErY; C9svsN1bNgEs and Eo1NoHr. All
pirY siciaDs admit tiat goat dlngaf ia 10 DO
appyeliands4 trom d~sugging The eye whom IN
an inf tmed and unhealthy sttte, In the use
Of THE a3atya this Obj se,i9a il emit ely remov-
ej, g. NJ harm ean possibly tesalt from it's use,
it leing 10 sIl e ssas applied o the sstsrna!
portiahs oftbe sgei thereby avoiding all tie
thcUHvt1iehc7 pin AMI danger when hsees
s4fil4 attend the iRtFgd Hctio Of an7 pH0geut
aftifis into thn eye lis act yity in sJbdlihg
inismati18 10 g. great thtt hat lev eafss re-
qni q The p4s Of M re tlau 6@te bottle 10 effect
a per g { cue. ins phi sici4n remarked 10 as,
afer hiring Witnessed is m eta in several
instances, tbtt It was q 'p~rfsct fire KILLER
W. m ut multiply reasons @hy this 3 I've
should b. prefer ed sbgve everything else in
The tfeH mant Of diseases Of The Eye, but we
3, afer it Should stand On its own merits. All
we ask q that It's virtues he thoroughly tested,
and tliat he directions be strictly fi39Wed.
Frr sale in Bston Rouge by q r. DAVIS.
n. ~JnuRbAa. q M HEaeaAH, IT. r. WAD-
htbL aud REAL Il Sou
And c#H be had on euqu5Flug In eyerY gown
and Wills e IN the south and west. PiCA 81
cents per bottle with foil directions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAC-
TORY.

Baton Ro4ge, L~ouistana.
THE undersigned respectfully inform their
frienis and the public 10 general, that they
have lately 6stab ished \ Soap and Cap4Is
Mandatory, near tho steam Saw-tnII1 intbis
town, where they hope that the good quality
and moderate price of their manufacture, will
gain them the confidence and patronage Of the
citiz ms of Baton Rouge add vicinity.
Sept 1873. Bs. J. pITET',
M. WESTEs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
WAGONS. CARTS, AND PLAN1A-
TION SMITH WORK.

ItJS WI IL WD6hf
~-~~w~ TIE stbsciber -
s@ respectfully in- sSI
F%sE forms the PIaptesssszSs&As
d Louisiana, that he is fuliy prepared wi h a
pood stock Of =easo1~d I,otuber and superior
wotkfnen, 10 furnish Plantation Wagons and
Cats tgordsr, xifh Iron Or Wool Axletrses,
Of he m,st approved patterns and workman
chin. The attention Of The ~plaHtats il called
10 hfs T1fnr Wagons and Cars, as they are
more convenient AMI setter ADAPTED 70 the
WAITS Of the Planter than any others in Use'
AIkiads of Plantation Snth-wotk. Mil Irons,
Proaglts &c. mtde and repaired. All orders
will BE- faithfully ard promptly attendadto, at
tie estab' isFlncnt, & rner Of Church and Vain
street Baton Rouge. '.1.
w. F. TUNNARD. iii
mar Obs, II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
IAWRQUKS ali

The Civil Code If Louisiana, Cfeiner's Code Of
anil Sltdell's Digest, Rubtnsnn's Penal T4aw IF fnuig4
lane, and Arta Fassed at the FIRST Session Of the seconp
Legislature NJ the State af Louisiana.
taat received aud for sale bv.
GEO W HEROMAN.
Oea W " Oppoaite the Methehiat church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
Sugar Cane,

ABOUT forty acres Of cane for sale on
DR.. searr's plantation IN this parish
sept. 1918
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

MINERAL, BOTANIC AND PATENT
E MEDICINES.
The subscriber Purchasing NIL his medicines nj the
north for rash. or on short time. all bis medicines are
gent1ins nrFi warranted. A. he il no druggist and
manufactures none, fr has Them al fqtt up BY the
utnst respectable houses ri the north. by druggists
and chemists Of the first Standing
q. NJ UEROnAY.
opposite the Methodist ehlchr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
COMBS! M Z!

NVNfUS : NVW HN II
Just received a fine assortment Of Tortoise
Shell, Buffalo and English horn, and Ivory
Tuckjng and dressing Combs. To which
invite the attention OF the Ladies.
Sept. 1913. EUGENE IANOUE. T
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
pETER,s VEGETABLE PILLS:

PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.
9he ffuest test If the sopafiotify Of these
ni'Is is tbt' they are Rapidly driving ne lffy all
others eut Of - market. Whd evaT uses them
o4ee, Recommend them 10. their friends, who
trY item IL Their tafu, aid hence The know
iedgs n ttnjr virtues is Prevailing tire whole
comm nifty. The y6geSabls pill il no one of
those nos'rums which have been pulled into
an epI,amaraj popularity. BIZ Is tbe happy re-
suit Of mary YeHyt NJ close ard devoted appIi-
cftitH If D rtgBiaF physician II tie study Of
tha seianta Of bic pfgfsssi9u3 and hence the
proof and acknowledgment If t. virtues will
te - eti1hrine, ~ its reception has bssn gs~
neral and antEilsiasi c.
D.. Peters does MT pretend that his veget8-
HE pills are . eettain GHra Gaf iii Diseases; but
BE- ma ia Ms hist there are bit few which arr
tey1td t5e range # thvif Influence; and mons
via rvtf n = hieh Fnai@ apyEcati0 ion can be in
~iuf,ans. Am ~ he 6fi' lotions in Vhlch they
Lave bean g emi4eatiy successful 81 10 OBJ
t+# fr hem 5,a re u atm Of q GaFt45b cure.
ate fha @5i!6H dpt liver Com 1laiHt. jauutice.
HlIptR TeY - ih T. i4cp emf stage, Fever
ant agpes ilYHpa ssa5a. Sick Headaches Ner
yaus yets, Man "a. iHEahss # spirits, Bile on
et,utaei, ami BotfEed - EsItow conplexiou.
Ano her If tie many advantages Of tho ve-
pe'a5Ie nils Is tina they leave no unpleasant
iasts nn the mon h.ef H4asea on The stomach,
an thai fH"g my be taten pitt6Ht aHy fnterrnp
tim ID me datiV pursuits 4ftte patisnk
For saEn in Baton Rouge b. q, r. DAVIS,
y. IavRrAr, q: VI. HrRomAa. r. r. Wan
ttrt. 8rd EE4LA soy. July t-22 6n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

nfAFFtss-Uze b7tt MeNair's Acousrte
Oil, fot III sire of Deafness. Als9, All t10sa
dlsagfeeahIa noises lie tia buEgina Of III.
saets, Fatlin If water, witiz1iHF Of $ cam.
which arg symptoms 5f approA hing t%eaf5tas
Many persons whn have bear deaf t5f top,
fifteen, or twenty years, end *ere subject to
use eaf-lfttnpets. lavs after using one urtwo
bottles. thrown aside these { hnfpats4 Being
male perfectly wplI. II has ehfeH e4sH4 RI
10 II, ani even 80 years standing Of Deaf.
ness. Price al per flask
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

DENTI~fHY-JR. HEAUREGARU
is na~ in tav1 md will be hsppY 10 wait on his
friends ansi the public professionally.
sept g-3l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
CARTOONS RING BONE AND
cpANIN fsTfBE

For the Cure Of Ring Bone, Blood spawn,
Wind Calls, Splints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to be remember d-all Of he above
articles sold only, remember, only in Baton
Rouge by H. r. WaddiIl and O.. F. Davis. in
New Orleans by Constock &C.,, 80 Poydras
1t. only proprietors Of Dalleys Genuine Magi-
cal pain Extractor and Jew Davids or Hebrew
plaster. .Iany r., 49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
TERMz hF SALE

are onp fourth cash. and The balance in
three eqraI Aun1aI instllmonis, bearing
interest from maturity uatii paid.
F r further particulars ppeIy ~ James
Il. Rlraa, residing op Thompsers creek,
five miles from Jacka3n or by letter nd.
ifess j r. him Al Jackson EAst Felieiana
Iuty lb=~94 A.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-07-29

The Washington Union gives the following
synopsis Of the provisions Of the new bill:
Mr.. Bolts, from the committee Of confer
ence upon the disagreeing votes of the Two
houses upon the supplemental bill Of the
House Cor the repeal of the law authorizing
the President to reduce the number Of the
general officers Of the army, reported new
bill, embracing most OF the matter contend
ed for on either side, and providing that no
vacancy which may happen amongst these
officers shall be filled by the President IN
Ill the number Of the major generals shall
be reduced TO one, and the number Of the
bhgadier generals shall be reduced TO two
The law requiring the reduction OF the mum
Der OF surgeons, quartermasters, adjutanis
and principal musicians, is also repealed
and il is provided that when these go out o
place by casualties or designations, their va
cancies shall not be filled unless antborizeC
by law. The fourteen additional paymss
ters and assistants shall go cut Of Office 81
the fourth Of March next. All officers pro
noted from The old army are to be restoree
to their former rank; and all officers, non
commissioned officers, musicians, and psi
Yates, their heirs, &C., who have served ant
suffered in the Mexican war, are to receiv'
three months extra pay. This substitute
reported from the committee on conference
was adopted, yeas 149, nays 30.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-07-29

lasA, ,oifA schieh perhaps your own children,
dear 10 YOU as life itself, shall BE- scOarged q.
cast It away from you-sO that If poverty comes
upon them as an armed man, they may NO, sui
Ter the proud mans scOrn, and the slaves con-
tempt for "poor white men," at the same time
Cast il away from You, that when they come
down to struggle with the stern realities OF the
poor man lot. they may have within their reach
means 10 educate their families. Cast IL away
from you, that il may not Cypress and crush
your children, but that they may rise up and
call you blessed
De YOU say, all this is Jar:t.fehed' Look
about you--ean you find no evidence Of the
actual presence Of the very evil Of which
speak1 Know you no rich families now made
poori Let memory tread back n few years, and
call up yonr cid acquaintances.- Who hpes ~
that humble esbinp DO you net recognise him
as the son of a wealthy friend Of your early
days-as the young man of independent for
tune, and ---, but enough, fortans Is
6ekle-she turned from hian. and now be is
eaor--spd fss yor % saSeats fhssr A'id'ss s.sfA
are gr0'oing up aroHndhin.
Far fetched indeed, One Of the strange things
of life is the disposition, everywhere prevalent,
to shut from sight our true cOndtion-to close
our eyes to the light that dissiPaies cherished
illusion. OF Ep4raim it was said, "Grey hairs
are here aud there upon him. bat he kRo~s h
not" "And the fires round abO1t burned him
and he kReao Il not"
The conclusion winch wish 10 draw is, II
you have no frsiernal regard for the mass-but
Rye for yourself and family alone, as you have
no security against poverty--you are bound to
put forth your whole strength in the cause Of
Emancipation to secure permanent, good 10
your family.
CLFROs.
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