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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Very RESPECTFULLY. YUitst
HUunELl Il AnHOTf.
Jonathan Edwards, assq. W wall 81, New Nttk

Ambrose BAKER. ~ EnsRatkie. NJ, Y tbus ta,narks.
~ have made htiehfs twenty ,Wo ypptsa@tiieieen
yeafs by hhna, and IND last three Years with lihll's
n%aaehines, have ely machines running three NJ
| ietnatsly nath 'layr have inada this seasd, 5,lNM.
400 IN i've months, wiz iwsn,s.saten ,nnt, a, Las,
one .F,utth mets than::I tt,uld have made will, The
saaie tulntmt by lhtd: They wpte all moulded by
three incl, and he quality IL greatly itnl,fnveJ=i1ins
tnofu dense, and having q smother %r,tftaee. W 600 bfn
In va l,apn matte eiii4 he q machines, ri t'asssehia
HE past rraFtt. and ttty have ,a,ee,l M eniitp rpena
luiion IN The brick manufacture. The machine ~,tks
like n charm, NthnetNts, kinds have been tripi aai
great expenses i,ruftrt Init ~ narliua WntiI wafk
OFT clay successfully tstNfa We triad ihis, NrN. ~ ~
" oir brick makers could he Induced Ia dist@,,ae viii,
them"
The following fftan siersrs, lloey 81 n,itstu,, ~
New Orleans ~ n,iatsi, tt shaw these machines viii
work equally we'll IL tae Sou,h M IN The Nsrtl,r
We have ten of NJ. Halls %nnehi,es new Ia ureFa,
tion. and are making preparation 10 start ton rt,re
next sraseit, We sisa fhlly ronenr In The utibinnH Of
The above gentlemen, and aoili aey further. tia, this
machine IL rp ample is ia construction that we hive
tn, difficulty In learning uitr negroes 10 operate with
i. This we consider oae Gifts highest recommendation
Tor Southern operation. We stall he happy ~ show
these ~n,aehiaps IL any gentleman WIN will call at e,ty
Brick Works IN lioey willie, nenr t'arroli,en.
HoEi Il HflNaToN,
These machines are well adapted for plantation ,tse
requiring only arn hrtwe tnuar 10 prniAel them. aud
ran I've wnrked, by ordinary hands, Planters can 60,
all t,ter,aa'inn requisite. by calling On the subscriber,
ut ~ Old leyee,. Where they can ts seen.
l. 4, BACkt1s, Ayan, ft 4. Hall, raten,ee,
Also, agents fur the E,llawins manufactures, ttptlp
fir plantations, Of Nil aises. tairhank's Patent Plat.
hrm Scales. To weigh from $40 IN 5000 ID. tteam
sealcs with Fremes tan and Cotton tiorks, oil sises
mud weighing appaf RAJ ts ~efe,ery description, ottir
best manufactures, f~trcproef Satin. all rises, full
asserimrnt,
Also, wo,d and Wllow Ware Tin War;, plain
and ~ialanned 4tlasF Lanterns, Corls, corIasr /;
Brushes Brnms; Mats Selves Wirkina. etc.. IN
sfra, variety. May s ista~y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

QUEEN OF THE WEST CRATES
These celebrated Crates are fitted Up
with blowers and summer fronts. As also
with Tenders aud baskets.
GEo. III HRREMAN.
feb o. ~ 9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

FRENCH KID GLOVES.
lust RECEIVED from The most celebrat-
- ed mannfa tnrers IN Paris, one case
FRENCH KID GLOVES,
embrac ng large AID small sizes, black. white
and colored. Those in want of q superior
article would do WI II to call.
msr4y. WI. PHILLIPS e. BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
CORNER or L~AFAYETTE~

|"oH'1h " @a@a~.M~@T AND LAUREL STNEkE8hk3
HAVE RECEIVED per late snyAhs,a lwpe and complete assortment n hl md ~iamr
public, Consisting in, VIII
DRY GOODS. -
Flannel he'd Ticking Cenohsds. Dtnpgs. Bksehed and Drown Doppeuie. Msv.,.
line Cashmetes, AIata's Honhasns, Coieed and Black Silks dLlstt tYs, tJah.
osssh"s,e. vasin I. sbaw1s Gimp. Be0nes abus and Hosiery o. sIl kinds Rss
IN ana Chb hubeos. Csheo, abd msHy other Goods To- nunefuus 10 specify.
CxOvHtNu.
Fine blask sna eohf1d Tres" and tmh eMh so,. esred tweed and easims,. p..eu.
IN and s"ofd tasshnans ssahs,b bill. psHot. Youths and boys tweed and eLlh tvrt eesn.
aney easshnsts and bs cloth pnts, fancy esshmsts and bin satin ssts, nen shis ,a.v.
|n, undsts shirts DC. #&E 4###f
...sss ~ HATS Il cars.
Giants bill. satin. masskip. And 6sssuefs hss. boys fashionable ID, d., y,.,t. mn -. 7
.peslbsh crown TO-, gents boysand youths biz and fancy dbb caps oftbs mas. rssss
styles
BOOTS K HOES u..#
osn,' hse sll"lehsdt boots. e; hNe eslfsnd ptanena brysr. Jade, calf md mstor..
|bdnans. do, thstk and nome MD shbs,io whts hid sbs ysmbs and bvs pssssd. ~
HwedhtDsah misses calf sehed h,c bHds biz and aelmf d.
S~ADnt,ERy. Ell
MEMS English. spanhand Columbian saddles. boys do. d. ladies Mai, md n,i,.a iii.
saddle bays blind bidssieahs saddles and bdshig, filing, marhralss aMhs md
4=ufhgss.
Also, A complete assortment f Lambs Wool md Metibo lbdeubirs and ps vss
Of varous kinds, and ht both sptes All thatts requested Ii n tAi and sssn,ps ,b.
stock. Witch will be sold VI price. mskirg IL IN tisn 10 sB purchasers 10 rvs N.
"Bse live Store a call. before purchasing elsewhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
G. SAGE
Jan.26fh

$50 lbs Shaker's Sage, put up In IN B pa
PERI, just received hom New York, and for
~Iehy ass, 17--A7 n. n. HRROMAc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
NEW DRUG AND APOTHECARY STORE

II. y. vEBBERT, wishes to inform the public Of Baton
.I,ouge and Its vicinity Tat he has taken the Store Of the
Narnsy Mouse Corner Of Church and I4afay cite sts.,
he viii carry me business as Druggist ard Atdtetay in NIL il 1~nbe. and having nod
overall ms experience mhe business be hrsby dWWe sand sa HmnHan HWHb M merit #Ws.i
danM He public tatamgs PaflfTs attention. viii be given 10 the tMFhWnfaf Fynsbs Fss
ehpphs and Family, Msin3ms II rhYJsniss nd ramhss nm tY s~Msg nMw ain: TIgs TMa !.
whhs esn aAnbes arhM1 On M. mtbb liberal terms, Medicines prepared ali delivered u sh hod"
Nht OF Day FebB le
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
CATHOLIC BOOKS.

ON IIOLIO DOVNN. {
LARGE variety OF Catholic Books; Also
- the Catholic Almanac for 1850, and the
American Almanac OF Useful Know ledge for
1859, inst received and for sale by
GEO Ar. HER0"AN.
mar ey. opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
A. Halls Patent Brick
Nlnrhine.

Ttttttstf hundred ,nilliu,s ofbtirl- ,,efs made
with this matlline, within the last twelve months.
Letters may ta seat, settling ftftl, NJ the highest
terms, the ttefits uf this %iuarhine,. ffnin gentlemen
residing In " taat the t~sihellal rites Il, the United
| states. The ALLOWING ffttn Messts. Hnlftall n Albeit
eT Charleston, Mass Win makes, iW.n1W, hfieh Ter
| day with His machine, IN n fair specimen bf The
| efinitti ~ the Hius, ,in,4t bfitk ,nahefp III The %snsntrr,
II Nas written 10 Jonathan Edwards, ytNali atrlet
NJ York. N nt,swpfta t5,e addressed hr him IL them
rf information, y copy NJ which was kindly furnished
the by MI Edwards
ttHaatHsfbws ta,, 4, tHaH,
StR'==lh nswpt 10 yuhf fatuf " t,eri WITH, We
| watlt set tina, MIR ~p,i,rn ~ reference 10 MI. Halls
n%nnldina machine isa nnt ~rianepd III The least sints
W. addressed a lei,et TOT H. Waksaai,, EsI., ulpna
| he %sstiar,, hui un the ,sptrsry utt sliaiNh IL ,,t,ru
and ,attfs confirmed u tie utility of THE machine and
| that II is by fat the tastnl any Nv ,,se, aini we tlu,tbt
| lh,ralutei az theat. st simple ani Ri efficient ~,
moulding htiahs ne ,lt.
We have na, sect, ,ls taie ofahit, yu, spa.h, bnt
have sesn many til,sts. aid are fully satisfied tl,ete
II tp,tp That plnals MI. Halls
unl " all the machines We afe ,tsina W. have tui
had rite broken ht The i've ast Ysnfs, atd have nBt
t,aid a dollar nv feiaitsI We mention, Ills, 10 shaw
| sua how simple. shd %tti,litg The expense amer tl,ese
| machines are ready faf tsh.
We have Hrta %sliliing's interest M Mr., Halls ~
any nitpF brick machine, Hapiia had much sytefis
ehae IN The business we ARE willing afl feel baiiiA IN
aite our arihiou hptiasils anti Freely whenever called
hmn, anil do nat hesitSts tbf n moment Ia ptethince
Mr. Halls machine the %si.aples,. The e',aalss. aid the
hps, W tse,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
PERrUMERY g. FANCY ARTICLES. A a
arge assortment 70, sale by tH Hi
o p baris Druggim
spring Goods.

Spring Goods.
The sub~cribers would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that, they have just received per shsame Ohio,
direct from New York. a splendid assortment Of
SPkfN u COOP y. 4
which have been selected from The manufacturing md
importing houses In New York and philadelphia and
will be sold nj the lowest prices. They will also be
receiving new goods every week.
mar ay. w. D. PHILLIPS n BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

INDIA RUBBER WHIPS.
Just received Il fire assorfmen, OF India
Rubber Whips. fmaraa.1 A. BRADFORD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

Utl Vpo. II WdrItt, ~
Respected Sit==ih ~iisilte 10 f6,i atid 10 the Public.
and 10 discharge n bish and Responsible obligation
resting tpph ttp, | take this tnstiipl If making knasy,,
~ ths Public, tsliuuld yoi tNiiik Il worthy II publish.
ina The remarkable r,ife ydif National TIME has
Wrought IN my particular tasa. | had been ~lai,efiBs
abdef al ihisfinittita fever fBf IN iafttths, ! had tfied
'ts ,fse. The 1%uini,,a wnaii stop The chilIs a tiay "
iva, but they wshli ret,ifn with double %ti,ieRes IN.
III became weak and stpaeiaiad4 MY stomach
swpIlei end hard, my spirits btnket. and Fad bpi lii
lie l,ops " again t~eeHnihe q snii,l tnaf; last winter
NJ n drowning ,nan would catch At stfsws, se ! caught
~ A hetla " ybtf Ntedieiae@ ethstpe heed taking II,
and be ftrs | uspi a hatf bottle my elItls len tie, INV
appetite gradually returned. and my stifits also. and
by the tire ! had finished the phe bottle ] wac, ms II
la We ~, had d si,iela chill, Your pills are The m,~.
popular pills s,iens u.s. fuats, with respect
' teta yRts6s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

hereby request all thoec who are indebted to me
TO pay Immediately, or will be compelled to enforce
~pavrnent eonformably 10 law Those 10 whom l am
indebted are requested TO present their accounts for
payment.
The public generally ore informed TINT be sells Es
CASH
and that al orders for lumber are expected 10 be paid
for on demand FREDERIC ARB0UR.
Nxr<k "a fakA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

TViIE subscriber has on hand, and Is recei-
= wing twice a week, q full and complete
as, ostmeilt Of Groceries. Wines, Teas, and
Liquors, all Of the best quality; in addition
to which will be found an assortment Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. FARMING
UTENSILS de-,
which he will sell at New Orleans prices.
Purchasers are invited to call before purchss-
ing. NJ. b. WOLFE.
jan 10y. Cor. ofLafayette and Florida sts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

0(l CARROTS Perrigue's Bssa cAewin 4
Tobacco. For Sale hy
JULES B0NNECAZE. >
Jan. o6fh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

LAW-BOOkS!!
The Civil Code dc Louisiana, Creiner's Code oil
Practice, L~onisians ;lMngisirafe's Guide. BENJAMIN
and Slidell's Digest, Robinson's Penal Lwof Ionis.
lana. and Acts passea At the first Session Of the second
Legislature Of tho State Of Louisiana.
Just received and fur sale by.
GEO N. HEROMAN.
Oct soly Opposite the Methodist church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
TRUSsES.

Large assortment of patent trusses Of va.
rious sizes and patterns. For sale by
G. p. DAVE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

.IAHFtN ~ wtllTELEY's NATIONAL
@ 10 ylCs
't,is preparation Il n certain enfs foi The Ague s,i
tsvef, aipi Dyspepsia. We rttly ask n trial ofi,. ahi
rrs satisfied rlaiitafs a,ri ~ti,iseiis generally, will save
hu intfstls y ipliffs By heefiiie = siifrlF, u he Tonic
and Martins Pills BY tltsa Heal tha ttllowitie epfa
tiien,e " n worthy fanii who ~as e,tsea by the .se yf
lie Tonic i:
rs.vsas I1Ass, unEra AsH's Ce.. Nd.
ileielss All, ipAT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
EsTERN MILITARY
INSTITUTE.
Georgetown, Ky

HOARD OF ~ TORS
jJ,s Adjsant nehstst. ~tBsetiips with Hvs q, t%ststHis;
10 liz ANNUALLY appointed by the ifsernise. 10 attend
examination a. least srce In Tie year. steetiing 10
La.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27
Masonic Celebration,

The Paducah Lodge of Masons had a fine
celebration at that place on Monday last
There were large number Of brethren in at
tendance, and every thing, as we learn from
a gentleman who was there, passed off as
celebration should. The procession was
large, and of imposing appearance. The
ladies were present in crowds, from Ken
lucky and Illinois. The Grafton was de-
liveFed by J. w. Jones, Esq, formerly of
Evansville, and now of Paducah. 1t is
spoken OF as a mastery effort. A magnif-
cent dinner was prepared at Fishers Hotel,
ofwhich great numbers partook. In the eve
ming there was a splendid and well attended
Ball, which was graced by numbers of Ken
tucky's fairest daughters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
CAMP NEAR EDIsTo BASE,

CAMP NEAR EDISTO BASE,
January IA, 1885,
SIR 1t is my painful duty to announce
to the Department the death Of Assistant r.
H. FAUNTLERoY, of the Coast Survey. which
occurred in Galveston, Texas. on the 18Th
ult., and has been officially communicated to
me by sub-Assisstant S. A Gilbert.
Mr.. Fauntleroy was appointed an Assist
ant in the Coast Survey in 1916 and has
served most zealously and successfully in Sec
tons VIII and TX Of the work. His attain
meDts as mathematician and astronomer,
and in geodesy were of high order. His
patient and conscientious disposition made
HIM most valuable as an observer As a
chief Of party he had the esteem of all his
subordlnates, and the warm affection of those
Immediately in contact with him. As an As
sistant he was invaluable. His Iabors on the
coast of Alabama, Mississippi and Texas
have been very arduous but | had no idea of
the extent to which his health appears to
have been impaired by them, so as to give
way to the first attack. He reached Calves
ton after a very stormy passage from New
Orleans, on the 18th OF December was at
tackled the same night with Cholera and died
after an illness Of thirteen hoars.
The loss of this able and estinsable man
will be deeply deplored by all the officers OF
the Coast Survey.
His services will be most sensiby missed
upon the work to which he had devoted his
best energies and remarkable talents.
Mr.. Fauntleroy was under Instructions to
proceed with the tranguatien of the coast OF
Texas which he had already commenced
and on learning his lamented decease | IT.
structed, under authority Of the General Di-
rections for the year, Assistant r. d. Cuts
of the Coast Survey, to proceed as early as
possible to Galveston and TO organize a tri-
angulation party for proceeding with the Sur
vey there.
Very Respectfully Yours,
(Signed) A. d. BACHE,
SUper'td' u. S. Coast lSmeeg.
! Hon. w. NJ. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27
Public Meeting,

At large AM respectable meeting held at
the Sherwood House, in the city of Evans
vile, on the 25th of June, 1850, for the pur-
pose of suggesting remedy for the present
defects in the system of the mail arrange
ments connected with said city, WILLARD
CARPENTER, Esq, was called to the chair,
and Alanson Warner was chosen Secretary;
the following resolutions were presented by
G. ]. Battell, Esq, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved LIST. That the irregularity of the
Mails on the Ohio river below Louisville, is a
source of great inconvenience to those living
on the banks of that stream and in the vcini-
ty, and it is the opinion of this meeting, that
this irregularity might be remedied it, instead
of sending the mail, as is now done, by differ
ent boats under special contracts, as opportu-
nifty presents, contracts for carrying it for one
or more years were made with the owners of
boats OF light draught.
Resolred, I'd. That the present and in
Icreasing trade on the Ohio river below Louis
vile, demands Daily mail.
Resolred, Sd. That the commercial impor-
lance of the city of Evansville, and its init
mate connection in business relations with a
very extensive region of the country, requires
that there should be established here an Of
flee for the distribution of mail matter.
ReSolred, 4th. That this meeting have
seen with much satisfaction that since Ly-
man d. Stickney, Esq, of New Harmony
has been appointed mail agent, the mail ser
vice has been much better performed in this
quarter. The skill displayed by him in de-
techng an extensive embezzlement of the
mail in neighboring State, and putting mat
tiers in train to have the perpet.ator brought
to justice, entitle him 10 great praise. We
recognize in him an active, faithful and dill
gent officer.
ReSotred, 9Th. That committee be ap-
pointed TO confer with him at such time and
place as may suit his convenience, on the
matters contained in the three first resolutions
whereupon, G. |. Battell, John Shanklin anC
Crawford Bell were appointed said commit
tee.
ReSOlued, 9TH That the proceedings o
this meeting be published in the papers o
this city, and the Louisville Courier and Lou
isvile Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27

PERFUMERY, &c.-Dr. Hatchitt has Just
received within the last two days at his es-
Enlistment on Water street, under the Jour
nal Office, beautiful assortment of Perfume
ry, Hail Oil, Fancy Soaps, and a host oil
other toilet articles, done up in the neatest
styles. Let those interested in such articles
call and examine this new arrival. We
don't thank the Doctor much for that present
of Soap, although the ether articles were
very acceptable. 1t was Kind of dirty in
situation, which would have been more ap-
plicable to himself and partner There, take
that
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27
Mail Arrangements.

call attention to the proceedings of a
meeting held on Tuesday last ia this
relative to improving the present mail
gements connecting with this city
ng repeatedly called attention through
olumns of the Journal TO the deficiencies
mail arrangements of Evansville, and
neglect this city has experienced from
Administrations, and urged upon our cit
some strong action to remedy the evils
are now glad to witness the first public
ement, as we hope its results may be
/. The resolutions adopted at this meet
are all good. The first alone might ad-
ofdiscusslon. There is such a constant
nge in the ownership of boats, and such
,guiarity even in the arrivals and depart
,s at this point of the regular packets, that
do not believe contracts by Government
tn these steamers would prove so benef-
Il as an increase in price of carriage, SO
at it would be a pecuniary object with
Gamers to carry the mail.
The daily mails suggested in the other
~OANSiOhSS "AS oOtduliy hOOCSodiJ at tulS
me. The Department has lately establish
q daily route from Louisville to Columbus
n the Mississippi, in Kentucky. This line
Jas not enc half SO much needed, as a daily
liver mail connecting us with Louisville.
The business Importance of Evansville ap-
'ears not to be realized at head quarters
is treated as some petty village, whose de-
hands are greater than its necessities. and
ts necessities too small for daily mall
This has been the way at least, in which it
Gems to have been viewed by past Admins
rations, and now we want the matter pre-
ented properly before this Department
rhe appointment of a Committee to confer
With our excellent Mail Agent, Mr.. Stick
icy, and obtain his views and assistance
nay prove of much benefit. We believe Mr.
5. realizes our necessities, and will use his
influence in connection with the citizens OIL
Evansville, to secure us daily mails. Mr.
SIS appointment as Mail Agent for this re-
zion, has been Of great service to the De.
oartment and people. He is an active, zeal
'us and capable officer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27
: Fourth Oh JuIy,, Entertainment.

The LADIES of the "Old Presbyterian Church"
would respectfully announce that they propose a
public Entertainment on the coming Fourth of
July. Hoping that it may contribute not only
to the pleasure of those who wish to celebrate
this Anniversary but also to the pecuniary bene-
fit of the Church-every exertion will be made to
secure all the delicacies of the season. few
fancy articles will also be offered for sale at the
same time. The Entertainment will open at MIR.
Mitchells new store, corner of Main and Water
on Il evening of the 3rd at half past I. During
the 4lh from 10 O'Clock in the morning, through
the day and evening. Ladies will be in attend
ance, who will be happy TO wait on those who
may favor them with their presence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27
49, am, gentlemen, respectfully,
(Signed) JANED. FAUNTLEROY.
New HARMONY, March 9TH, 1850.

At a meeting OF the Assistants in the Coast
Survey employed in the Gulf of Mexico, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resotred, That we deeply deplore the loss
OF our late friend and associate, r.. H. Faunt-
leroy, by whose sudden death, in the fitness
OF manhood and activity, his country has
been deprived OF an able and energetic SER
want, and science Of an ardent votary and
profound thinker. We, who have known
him intimately, lament the loss of the truest
and kindest heart of his calm Judgment and
ever-ready sympathy; we mourn for the
man, the scholar, and the friend
Resotred, That badge of black craze be
worn by US for thirty days, as a token of our
regard for the memory Of the departed.
ReSolred, That copies of the resolutions be
transmitted to the Superintendent Of the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27


Sal acknowledge the receipt of your
communication ofthe l4th inst. in which you
announce 10 this Department the decease OF
r. II. Faunteroy, Assistant on the Coast
Survey, which occurred at Galveston. Texas.
on the 18th ult when he was about to resume
the prosecution Of the Survey Of the Coast
of that State.
This Department receives the announce
ment Of the decease of Mr. Fauntleroy with
feelings of deep regret, and it cordi lily CON
ours with you in your very just and appropri-
ate commentator of the valuable services of
that gentleman during his connection with
the Coast Survey.
The detail of Assistan: r. d. Cuts to
proceed to Galveston, and organize IL TRAN
gulation party for the prosecution of the Sur
vey of the Coast of Texas. receives the ap-
probation of the Department
Very respectfully, your obd't scrv't,
(Signed) w. NJ. MEREDITH.
Secretary Of The Treasury
Prof. A d. BACHE,
Sup'dt L. S. Coast Surrey, Washington
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27
Robert Henry FauntIeroy.

As this lamented gentleman was well known
to the citizens of Evansville, and had many
warm friends in this region of country, we
transfer to our columns the following cores
pondence. 1t will show how his talents and
worth were regarded by those who officially
acted with him, or whose position gave
them an opportunity of fully approaching his
manly virtues. He resided in New Harmony,
Ind,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27

Evansville Lodge, No. "a, A. ". M.
Meets ID and 4th Monday evenings in Shank
Inns Building, corner of Water and Locust SITS. -.
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E. Hollingsworth, J. W. T. H. Lyddane, Sect;
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Brown, J. D.; I. Venneman, T.