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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
DIR. II. FILTRATION.

Respectfully offers hs services IN Tie inhabitants #
HI Ion ilHitgB and The adi#feiit country IN HE Btaetieh
" F'hgsia. sbfasfy + MifHifetg lie has lad I'll The
advantages NJ the hest Medical Schools IN The United
States and hae hrett constantly eitnasal hi tlts study
atrt practice If Medicine for thirty years eight Of
vhirt, iiavp haAn IN n Southern climate.
0nire ant Residence IN the HriEkz hntise m east eide
Thrill street iipaf tie Market. leb}6@s Glnst
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

or rms
CONGRESS BOOT on SHOE.

EF
OYER OTHER HtsbH.
Thef hfs alHays Iaced OF fisd mp.
They will fit bsttar, b6iHa adapted to slim m full
feet.
tt7Ry ata not 80 Iiahia tn hrsak 6rtt. or rip.
They sit easisf on lfH foot, tvsaf ldtigsf. md off
~efsapet FIR The tyBar6r,
Just received. direct from tfs manufacturer, n com
plsta assortment III ladies' boots and shoss, fnaanfaetz
tifsd expressly for us consisting in taart u
Days Pasttt Congress gaiisf boots
e a. u half "
II " i" shoes
ttalian Cloth and sefrs Glifsr booss
!" II Isalf Gaitsf
/" shoes
Hid, Morocco Il Calf tiss
n Z" Ht1sktns
I" !" -" Bf6gans
Black and Hrguzed Slippers
White Mid do
Chtlirefis sh6ss psga'd and sswsd.
Misses. boys, and infants shoes.
The above ars articles which ars rnade in The bsst
manner and Of HE best materials. afl Of which We
6ffsr Mt the lowest prices f6F Cash.
A. BRADFORD eco
fsbt9ma2 Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

Atso%@tJ Miles, 7 Tf1fssss Is Otsa, ~ hssSi N horn
Cattle. orc Zig 0s=sIfts, 11e E4faJttta,
Household Furniture,
0ts g9tI Wateh@flfntng utensils ~. &C.
TERMS or Sale
ASH
ttuts4s otherwise determined IN ths day n saf@s
NJ MORENO hueffbaEta,
On the aft5es valtf1bis plantation thsfs aFe a56ttt
two hundred AMI fifty afpgns# III Cons. gsveity Of
Wtinh Af8 If this ysg4 piahfiag, tts fstatiHlsf fass
toms of the first Ysarf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
NEGRO FOR SALE.

The subscriber has a negro boy, who is
nm excellent cook, and win be sold at a
reasonable price or he would he given in
exchange for a good female cook, who
could also undertake the washing and iron.
ing for a small family.
feb26 A. VrcroR HEBERT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
Ercanr1c Arnnnr.

iipgs to infntm Contractors and Builders,
thai he ha= constantly at hand, atihe Baton
Rouge Gaw Mill, 100000 feet IF lumber
ofrvery description, Suitable fafall rurPoses
which he will sell et reasonable prieas.
IrlnH l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
sEGARSIs CARS I

COCO, Best Rsgalfa ths noss approved brandy
1000. Principe,
In store and for sale wholesale and retail, Cheap
for Cash.
Liberal DEDUCTIONS made 10 retailers.
A""9' H. HOEGTLA Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

IL or ID good wood choppers, to whom
liberal wages will he given, San find EN-.
ployment by calling M the undersigned.
teh. "a. 4. > EUGENE LANouE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
MUSIC

The slbztriher has for sale, a very sips.
riar fine toned l'tA7o. made by CtHnHvft
II CO.. Of Lovnor, which he will sell a
great bargain for Cosh Apply TO the uh.
drrsignad dr 81 this office.
Frh. sd f PHtttp BnuHo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
TbteFrs

On tn a5 Il tHstaht AZ bic plantation on
tha h e)ttiande. Mr.. u. M Honiltaon
ons If off most fesparii II citizens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
nIIAL

me PRIDE ofd5ut being $500 The In
hers viii give % euness Of bread for iO
rents or The ensuing Haahs
JOHN H. DUFROCQ, r. M
Eel. % lg4a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
A VENDitE.

Ia maiHon HrrBrtenanI a Madame Frt.
ro7 1t le Ter ain eur lnq1eI In mAizah est
hate. lev. 90 4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
MOURNING GOODS.

just received u full assortment Of the
above goods, selected with great care by
myself. EUGENE LANoUHs
IehoH, 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
nnNT r. AIARMEnI

The subscribers are now opening a fashion
able well selected and fine stock Of clothing
direct from first hand. which they pledge them
selves to sell cheaper than any other house in
the city, without exception. Examine the
goods and the prices shall suit you.
sept 2J-34.
SANGER, HESS & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
EnH YALE.

The dwelling House heiohg NJ - Madam
Fulton. with tie Lot on whif1 it stands.
goth FebYs=4tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
Don't be Alarmed.

s. JACOBS New CHEAP STORE, has just reeeiv
oil u lot Of fancy spring goods, viz
French plain g~inghams, all colors,
do striped do do,
J~acconets, MI colors White Muslins, Bareges,
Linens, Parasols. &c.
The above articles were imported a few days ago.
and viii be sold at auction prices. Please call and
examine, and you will not go to purchase any where
elsa Feb. 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
NOTICE PAYERS

Having nov the Parish Tar roll for The year s4T
i'm nv possession; / have commenced the collection Of
the same. Ny office will herea fer be kept at the
Court House.
Feb. ~. VIZ. HuRBs, Treas: IL Collector,
for The Parish IL Eat Baton Ronge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
IEahFEErEa

Nv John n. 6uff8e4, \ r. ~ tie 9Th
Hh IfHHHT gAHtH u bliss AsuRHA
M4prnA HHHtBba, tsnili III This paftshs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

10 ruE EprroR or ritz Baron Rouge
GAzrrrE.-'The undersigned perceiving
their names published In your paper, rs
delegates to the Taylor Convention, 10 be
held In New Orleans on the 22d inst, for
the purpose ofnominating electors favorable
to the election of General Taylor 10 the
Presidency, and, although entertaining, as
they do, the highest respect and regard for
Gen. Taylor: not being able 10 support him
for the Presidency orthe United States
they deem il their duty respectfully to de-
cline the honor conferred on them, by their
appointment as delegates to the aforesaid
Convention.
Yours. lE.r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
LETTER FROM THE REV Il JACKSON
FORMERLY PASTOR or THE FIRST PRES
BYTERtAN CHURCH, NEW YORK.

CtaefNNATf, FgE. -, 1910.
BH. gwAvaE-Dear ~Sin-perrait me TO take the
liberty Of writing to yon of this time, 10 express my aps
probation, md recommend 10 the attention d the heads
Of families. and others your valuable rgslteIne-yniir
COMPOUND SYRUP or PRUNUS VfRIJV~
lana, on SYRUP or WILD CHERRY bark
In nv travels Of late, | have seen the wonderful effects
Of your medicine, in relieving children 0i very obstinate
ebmplaints-Suti Ms Coughing, WIeeZfHR, Chosing
with phleeu, Astlimatic attacks, DC, should not have
written this letter however, at present, although have
felt ii my duty 10 add my testimony TO II irr sOrfs time,
had ii not been for q late Instance whers the medicine
above alluded to was Instrumental in restoring 70 pr.
feet health On only child, " Whose ease was almost
hopeless, in Il family Of my acquaintance.
beyond NIL doubt, Dr. syvayne's Compound syrup
Of Wild Cherry. Is The most valuable medicine in this
or any other country. am certain have witnessed
more than one hundred cases where IT has been aften"
ded with completes success. | have tsed lt myself In
mn obstinate attack oftps Bronchitis, in which II PROV
ed efEeetual in an exceedingly short tifne, considering
the severity of the case. ! can recommend 1t m the
fullest confidence Of is superior virtues. ! would adj
Wise that no family should be wftfoas M II Is very
pleasant. and always beneficial, worth double, al Of
ten ten times i4 price. The public are asstired TIERS
Ia no ~qtIackery about IT.
Fernerlv Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church, N Y
Dr. gWayne's Compound synpof Wild Cherry i9
put In squire bottles, e~nyeloped with n h%antsof1s steel
engraving, bearing the signature Of IN. II. sWAhsB.
THE ardtfiots articles are called by various names,
aucb m i" BaIsams . Bitter, . and even Syrups of
Wild Cherry, bat the public should bear in mind the
name Of DR.. svvayne, or they may be deceived BY u
deIetcriotts article.
prfncipal office corner Of Eighth and Race streets,
phiiadelpliia, and for sale by Agents in all parts Of THE
United States and Canadas.
THE original and only genuine article il
only prepared by DR.. II. sWAYNE. N. w.
corner Of Eighth and Race sfs. Ph'a.
For sale by q. r. Davis and q. Mt. Hero
man, Baton Rouge, Dec. 25-7 I'm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

saifai 10 satisfy Ne Judgment Interest and Costa in
the above entitled slit
Terms # sale
CASH
This R9th.day # 1shttafy Est5. ", LAScfihHb
jar 9yths@55=5iF. Sttsfii4
"ttaitauf' tattttdsrnyilis will tieasa eopy anil
za1i aftfHfnt ~ his tffifas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

Or Mr.. hoegel of Clsirrh Street, has
Just returned from NewsO rleans, with a
selection OF the finest SpSng and Summer
goods which will he reeE1y for inspection
athts day, and he invites fl,e ladies tn give
him n call. The GcntleSacn will he sure
to follow without amy invitation.
0rWe are indebted = Messrs Joseph
w. Fowler, and Il. ~ w. Boegel. for
handing In the latest citYfpapers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
Louisiana Legislature.

The act apPropriattng $4,000 for u Statue
Of WAsltng ITO =, - DO executed by Hiram
Powers, and pl,ced In thu ctpitol at Baton
lSouge, passed. hAallF, and was sent ito Tho
Senate.
T1e House then took UP til. b Il appf ,priat
ing the sum Of $500 for hi. romoval shd pre-
servatian ot the Archives Of the stIte AMI
adopted It, after 1t had gone through a Con.
mrtee Of the Whole.
Thetfoas, waat iatt I,antee; IF the
Whole np,a Tho bin a,prafriating the Isu n Of
5000 f,rthe p.fmen Of spcuses occurred
in raisiag the several regiments of WAN GERS
In this State and also ua1p several aFns for
'ho'eI'efs oltyidoIs. rhSh1Is being ~'dopted
were reported back to the House.
Mr., Pile moved the pnBtp nemanS Of the
e0 providing for the payment Of Expenses
Incurred in raising the Itstisiana vtS5unteers
until the LIST Of April next, E.os,--veaz 10 nays
10, The bill was adopted.
HT We cordially secondethe re~Quos}Tontain
Cd 10 the following ar'ie'I copied lEtpm the
Advocate Of last "Wednesday.
Thu New orlems Pit*yaac il vary res.
" peotfull informed that .ere is such q paper
" a. the Democratic Adtfata-pubI$hed In
" Baton Rouge; and wrsA any litls item is
4" taken fcom it, the Adr6lsate would like to
" have the credit. The Ns, is accustomed TO
" think that the Gazette i the oasg paper
" published Ii Baton ReaEe.a
Shakspears says, thatsSosae hae9s koaors
thrust upoa them. ard 50 has = we. In rareiving
credit for the news ii tho Etdpocatc.
y
ETaere j. > man in Alabama sss1 polite
ii il said, that be never aass Ns a f8tticoat
hanging on a@slothes line, 5aat be d9najbow TO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
n, amount eas, balance aaf
III Al ID. iii l
saR - ~ 81
naton Fntad January gl Bala
WV. IIrHRz.
Treasurer T. 4 leetdt
Of thu parish Of t,a8{ HI Rouge.

IEf#AE GAt avn SRtSbi" tSN -
7uNaAHY AegntNr I3tunENr,
~ fartsN ul Eat HatasI Rouge. IN ars
eonps current with WIN. IRnhbs. Ffeaan.
rrr aad Collector ronmr3 clog January
l943. up ~ 'ito present ttlhe, az per &C
counts rendered.
For amount If warrants tHaani by audi.
tor since ta45, and . ia. 81! al3,4Te.7 IA
Ms ronmt4aibns Eof tnllatting
and dishnrsinR Fl4,0dA.Tg
at 7-i I3 per cent l,0bb,0e
Cost pad In suit If Wilk4R Fs
Parish, 10000
]latefast pati on warrants ue
Vincent pl0
II. A. Riley In pant Vt wSxrrant
No i9. : aa,bB
WIN, Vaughan Ss9g, l40.n0
A. Wajdin 6At l,bp
Due on 4 taA roll4 Win Ts44.
ls4b and lao 40p1s
Deduction Of Bundrv taNgs, 7,e4
Caph balance OH hand. ! a5O,T3
Il. & Q, Il, sla.bo7,os
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
NEW spRISG GOODS.

NEW EFh1eS 1OODSs
JUST received a large and beautiful assortment o.
guriug and Summer Gooda, consisting In part, of Bar
EGGS, Ofgandies, Tarietons, French Mnslfna, Artffiei-
AZ, Psrflnsry, BE-, De. Which vii be- sold NJ the
lowest possible rates at the " one price cash store Of
Feb, 1913 JOSEPH WETILAHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
Notice.

/ PERSONS indebted to u. Sanger, Hess d
Co. are requested to come forward and settle their
accounts without delay. BY 80 doing they will save
trouble to themselves and others. Jan. 10.
PLAID FoULARD SILKS.
Fashionable Bareges, Tuscan and Straw Bonnets-
for sale by rorcrr ere
Jan. 2g.--52. Z. bOE5EL 60.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
b. JOURDAN.
Just Received

Ar &. JAcosfs Nev Cksap Stare. Fifteen boxe
Of C.snllsnnen's hats, all sizes and qualities.
GentIen1en's Shirts linen boa0rnsJ all kinds. Cloth.
Ing, Boots, shOea and Hosiery.
THE whole Of the above articles will be sold at aas.
ion grteeg. Feb S-i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
Important Sale.

Important SALE The sale oFtte
Plantation and slaves NJ aiie late General
John Davenport, will taF!n place OH lhns
Aay nstt. the 9p h instalf All the rrehaisss
lately occupied by him, II MAJ tbac in IhiA
parish
Any ehtertttsing getIfstnan desifotia OF
commencing business aIa sugar planter.
Of If investing his eapilEkl In n profitable
manner. will have n df|F rate opportunity
ofdotng 81, Mt the time and place above
mentioned +
Treaty 0f peAUpa 1t lie now as.
eptlainrd, beyond ionhGSthat n treaty oi
peace II IN progress, AL the terms, As
publ shed In the C'omherf%Ht Times. are ~
tulluws / i
The United States q acquire MI tho
territory demanded 10 September ast giving
an decentralization Of Twenty milliDns ri
dollars Ave millions 10 #tisIt the claims
of American cilisrbH. wl1tll hav' already
been liautdattd, or remait 10 be liqntdated =.
three millions to be paid 4lte moment after
the treaty shall have heeA approved, and
notifications exchanged. 1The remaining
twelve millions AT R,iyh rs rtnd aud IN such
amounts al may suit the aIrsieon govern=
meut. The capital shalt he evacuated one
month after information ShaIt have been
received bf the rat,tlratE2n Of the treaty
The ports TO he given TIP H,ree months after
tho approval Of The treaty provided thstsin
case thrs should occur Turing the strltly
seaaon, the troops may Withdraw tr{to tho
interior, 10 the d~iatance n thirty leagues,
there 10 remain until iSe period should
expire. The maritime etStomhouaea t. h.
delivered over to tho Nexitan authorities.
On the receipt Of the ratification Of the at.
tie|es Of peace. The American tariff 10
remain In force for suohSs leriod M may
be mutually agreed on, a9Sd then to he pue-
ceeded by the the Mesisan uustomhouse
regulations, :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

TThere j. . man in Alabama y polite
ii il said, that be never agass IS a f8tticoat
hanging On a@lothes line, tSlat be donaIbow to
Ia II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

tits gravely asked, by a very nice critic,
whether, when a short gentleman becomes
~ena.nored with a tall lady. he can be said to
have 'fallen in love r.
A paper out west, in speaking OF Az orator
out that way, sail that he spoke an hour and
q hall, and twas sensible to tie last
Which il the lightest city in the world7 Tho
city of Cork to b sure,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
C1RLTON's RING BONE AND
SPAWN CURE.

For the Cure Of Ring Bone, Blood Spawn,
Wind Galk, spiints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to be remembereds--a Of the above
articles sold only, remember, only IN Baton
Rrupe by II. T. Waddi1l and O. p. Davis. in
New Orleans by Constock &C.,. 30 poydras
st. only proprietors of DalIeys Genuine Magl-
cal rain Extractor and Jew Davids or Hebrew
p~laister. Janv 7, 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
f. M. HEREFORD,
EGBERT MORGAN,
ANDREW 3. HERON,
WILLIAM b

February 18th, ls4s,
We are also requested to state, that J..
:. Burke's name was enormously inserted
in the delegation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
10 TIE LADIES.
BAt4N Or COLUMBIA FOR REBfOR
mo THE HAIR.

BAliI DF 60LuMBlA Hhh " I0h
mo TIE HAIR.
n1.ena lair Is a glory 10 FBtnan,i saya Paul.
AMI Al feel the truth u The pieas quotation,
Preserve ii, thsf, tadias4yB1f Elufy may fall.
Unless YOU protect It With ibis Preparation.
Tla genuine Balm If Column ia Is not only
4 liar Restorative bat tbe best curling ft-
ID in tie w1 Id # he hair be- done up over
night In this balm II will Incline II tn pre-
serve IL curl Gentlemen Wh8 tsa the balm
will not ta troubled with dsndrniE, md need
not fastrt tn the bafbsf to hata their heads
ai,athp6phed II renders the hair glossy ami
au8@stogs II at 0B8s ffoHt falling B8tZaHd
Il Baftat II. IN tupst Eases. to restore II np9ti
tn heads. None who will use IL need ev=
q resort 10 wigs. IS it preserves The growth
aud tsa4tY If The haiF ubt9 old aRf. II holds
lhfe8 times as wall ~ 1tE1ef hair festafativbs
abt is mtta elattuai Sold b. C8nastoah
h o. 50 i'eFdtas 81, at D4lfay's Maaital
Pam extractor Uetot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

DFAfHEss Use Duct MGFalf's A6oBsfte
OFT, for the cure of Deafness. Aiso, Al THOSE
dtsagreaable noises like tie bu1Hine nj ihs
scots. faiIia Of water, WItissinH Of 8 cam,
which afs symptoms Of approaching deafness
Many persons who have been deaf for ION.
fifteen. or twenty yeafs, and were subject 10
Use eafzffuHpats, have after using Utie Or
tiles thrown aside these tfutnpBts, being
male perfectly yell II has cured eases Of
10 y, and even 40 years standing Of Deaf
ness Price I'LL per flask.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-04-26
Elections.

The State elections in Connecticut and
Rhode Island this Spring have gone, as
usual, in favor of the wings. They have
carried their State ticket and the Legisla-
ture, in both States.
MILLwAuxrE.-The sterling democra-
cy Of this fourishing city have achieved
aglorious triumph at their recent charter
election. They have elected their Mayor,
Treasurer, Marshal, and all other city Of
hcers by handsome majority, and car
ried the city council by large majority.
New YoRK CIrY.-The returns from
this city indicate the election of Havemey-
er, the democratic candidate, by about
1000. The city council is very nearly
balanced; one branch being tie, and the
other being wing by two majority. Las,
year the wings carried the Mayor anc
city council by large majority.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-04-26
wisconsin.

80 The Democratic State C Convention which
met at Madison on the 10th inst, made
the following nominations: For Cover
nor, NELSON DEWEY; for Lieut.. Cover
nor, JeHs E. HOMES; for Secretary of
State, TuoMAs McHucn; for State Treas
urer, ]. c. FA1RcHLrp; for Attorney Gen
eral, JAMES S. BRowk. For Presidential
Electors, Francis Huebschmann, William
Dinwiddie, David P. Mapes and Samuel
F. Nichols. For Delegates to the Balti-
more Convention, j. P. Helfenstein, alter
nate Jas. Kneeland; E. G. Ry an, alternate
Andrew Palmer; Wiram Knowlton, alter
nate Erastus Drury; Beriah Brown, alter
nate G. W. Featherstonhaugh.
MAsosC. DARLING was nominated 70,
Congress in the second district.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-04-26

GovERsMESr F1sANcEs.-It is said
that the Secretary will advertise for the
Sl6,OOO,OOO loan, just authorised by Con-
gress, in Europe as well as at home. Re-
ports are current that offers have been
made for the whole sum wanted, by tor-
eign capitalists or bankers. The New
York Heald says:
The new loan no doubt weighs upon
the money market but that will soon be
disposed of. No alterations were made in
the bill in the Senate, and stock will be
issued for the loan, instead of treasury
notes. 1t is stipulated that the loan must
not be negotiated below par; and whatever
doubts existed relative TO the policy OF
prohibiting farther issue of treasury
notes at the time the bill passed the lower
house, they have disappeared, under the
events which have TRANSFERRED. Agents
will, without doubt, be sent TO EuropetcI
the purpose of negotiating this loan, ana
the prospect is that they will be success
ft,1
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-04-26
Bank Of Wooster.

The Cleav land Plaindelear says the cir
culation Of the bank of Wooster is $780,
500, deposites 1875, 1t claims to
have coin $4,000, and State stocks
500, GOO. The latter are probably all by
pothecated,--the Eastern deposiies can
not he of any avail, and probably the avail
able assets have all been used to prevent
failure.
Since the foregoing paragraph was in
type we have received the Wooster DEM
ocrat of Thursday, which states that the
bank stopped payment on the previous
day. Mr. Klemm, the cashier, arrived
from Cleavland on Tuesday, with infor-
nation of the failure of Mr.. Lake. Sim
ultaneously with him arrived two brokers
of Cincinnati with a large amount of the
paper. The latter were refused payment
on Wednesday morning. A number of
citizens who presented small sums re-
ceived the same reply. Great excite
ment prevailed among the people, and the
general opinion was that the bank was
hopelessly gone.--Cin. Times.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-04-26
MIR. rOrWin's Mexican Position.

The Hartford, Connecticut, Times, says
that Mr.. CoRw1N, at the close of his re-
cent dectioneering speech in that city
laid down the wing programme for the
settlement of our Mexican difficulties
|" Our government" said he, "should
Withdrew its armies from Mexico-GIvl
UP .Ner .Nrico and CalJornia-osk par
don Of Mexico for the wrongs we have
inflicted upon her, and then we shall &C
cupy aposition from which we can start
anew i, a just and honorable intercourse
with tie world.' We commend this TO
the notice OF the people Of Ohio, in whose
name this arch traitor assumes TO speak.
Gin. Enquirer.