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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Another steamboat disaster On friday eve
ming the 9th uliimo, the steamboa< Fsrper while
landing . passenger near the Red Church .coIlaps-
ed a fne. killing VIM Berry the % engineer and a
German deck passenger ~hose name could no, be
Ascertained. Six hands belonging TO the boat and
four negroes were scaidel.
The Jacques Dupre'. Cspt. Gordon, was fortu
nately but q short distance ahead. and returned
Immediately TO the assistance Of ,hnse on board Of
the Farmer. Capt. Gordon isspoken Of in the
highest terms for his promp, bcnevoIence. Al.
though under positive engagements Al Baton
Rouge, he rendered the voiAded every assistaucs
10 his power. and lowed them down TO the city,
where medical aid could b. procured.
Tbs accident is accounted for BY the fact that
The engineer, not swarc Of the length Of time il
you'll take The yswi to land the passenger. did
take proper precaution in letting of steam.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
NOTICE.

ME Undersigned hes ths honor tn inform the
public in general that he has received from
france the following articles:
Mousse 'i,ie.de laipe, me,inas back ard eo'ofed,
|liks, sntins, ribbons, Grape, ARTIFICIAL 0s,w cts, silk
esehrnire aud ihibst ditto Mo.ssetipe do
laiue d.ito, Valencia ana thread Lace, blond otto,
Iadies aod chi',tsens'a oolen boantta ,me.iao aprons,
sik bo, nets, capnttes for ladies, cambiie ditto .
isrge assortment Of gloves fos gtntlsmeH and lades
fstegs %1ni,iens, snile flannel: %pertamcry, siraw
hothets nr ladies' and m~lsaes; bats Tor mcn and
boys; csmhfc hsalk egcbists embroidered and
plaio In pieces, stuh ff winter clothing, shoes ;
rlocks. garden sssd, sparkling Champagne snd
Burgundy.
Nov ~ ~ G GUsMAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
zsss- zHz suE
JApxsoS, la Nov 81

JAGKs0N, Ea Nov IT.
Aeguiflak-oto siehemberg. Tho supposed
murderer ofJorl Goodman, has been acquitted by
the jury. L
The testimony Of Caroline, q free eolorcd 80.
man. was excluded by Judge Johnson, ahet hav
ing been taken hefore the committing magistrals
and 0xsnd Jury.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

ar \ bill Ia establish = peniten.iary has been
brought forward in tho .Tsxian Congress. now
reducing the military establishment to three
companies Of 100 men each, and the naval cssah.
sish,nent TO tho complement Of officers and scs.
men sufficient 10 man Que brig.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

RArHEx Youse.-A girl twelve years Of sse,
recently recovered $1,000 damages In : caso oi
breach Of promise tried IN F'edrrie, Maryland
The Jury to Doubt wished 10 punish the hoy for
playing with the girls instead II being Ut school.
His anxious mother will hereafter keep him In.
Green. cass, our ninissc, TO France, hs,
been nominated a. the nes. candidate for the p r..
sidency, by . meeting VI Democratic u Mooros
County, New York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

How many honest men and
sirtuous women there are ia II Q world. m ,cco,c,
Of never having had an opportunity to be other.
wise. Opportunity produces fearful changes in
the moral world. II is the mos, irresistible pow.
e employed in degrnera,ing man; an ordeal from
which, fev escape unsca,hei. And vel, in a few
Instances. 1t occasions actions Of mercy and bene.
violence to be performed, that make The human
soul appear gifted with the attributes Of heaven.
Opportunity 10 the moral world. il like FIRE in the
physical a'aae.s generally the sg.nt Of des,ruc-
"'n' but 'ome'i'ne'.she means Of Purifying and
refining.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

~tsavsvNv. A Lady 10 this pstis, recently made
n ,is,aea days, quilt containing sell differ.
en-, picses.
The patience aud p~cfsnss,. nre required IN ma
king "a ss,iele of this kind. out Of 80 many sep.
crate .e'aps Of cloth, and The shsf, time Ia whiet.
the wa,k was accomplished are esilencss Of indie.
h,ig.sls industry. Tho quih j. sspecimen Of
god needle work, sud bry md doubt, 10 ex,teme.
" comfortable. In such weather - We have ),
present. There would ha more industry and
cemfsst IN Tho world. il laaies could be persuaded
that sueh proaf. Of usefaines., render them moro
cs,imsblc and belovrd, than s,JnmalDg false
ooses on q piano and screaming sentimental
songs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

MgrMontsrs IN CAsADA.-The Methods s
IN Csnada, from a smali beginning. and no,h~iih-
standing many disadvantages. have increased
surprisingly in a few years. They now number
loo, 900 souls.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Csasa-Ths Cotton market hss been unusu-
sily bsisk ne past vsek. and ! large qusotiss has
changed hasds q = advance Of lie on the sales
sfihs previous wsek.
Ths expcsts efshs w~sk, amount % ls,407
baies; the rsesirss ars 73,95s bsles; leaving on
had. iseisdiag IN ~ ship board moi elsssed yss-
assjsy.a stset = 10, $50 tsies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

IsniAx DAatse.--rwo ,urtiing vessels were
recently chaaed by Indians IN three canoes and
ins Of Indian Key. THE occurred in the Bay,
and a short d;s.ance from Key vacss. The PEG
pls Of Key Wss. dread an attack from them, IN.
hess Ia. government, send q reinforcement there.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Last cfhs Boston Tea PGrty.-Georse Il.
7 Hewes, the last Of tho old Boston Tea Party,
died At German Flats on tho 9Th ultimo, st the
advanced age Of l06 years. His remains were
sen, 70 Richfeld, Otseso county. for in.srmsnt,
where he had rcsidcd for many years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

The clergy Of Washington City Intend to 70.
qnes, the members u Congress, - discontinue
the practice If hoidiug religious service In tho
Capitol, on the sabhs,t, during tho session Of
Congress.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
FOR GOV n,
CT \ meeting Of tas p.lire Jury, will DO bel.
ocat Monday. ccnformah'y y law.

TIE PARISH JaiI.--Lsa. week, seven ntgfoes
broke OUT " tho jail IN this town, aad made their
eecsfe. Wo rrionmend the Police Jury when
Tiny assemble, u devise In their ~lsdom, s,unc
nesns Of hasin, a secure jail. The "wner, Of
vanswsy.,.,s frequently monia"d when they come
hcre from 4 gres, dis,snca sfer their slaves, TO
haJ them escaped; and we are very often obliged
10 loss our fso fer sdscdi.inr. Il would bs better 10
aaop, again tho cid wooden jsil, and declare tho
nc . brick ono Z auiaaars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

.1Aeesyi is still they Come'--0ae hundred
aud Ave passengers arrived at Nov Orleans on
tho 2ith instant, from Bremen in the barque
/. 'aise. Most of them arc already on their way
10 the fat west.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

-. Npfassor Davis Of the Uei.er .;,v az
- 81, shot = night. BY ons Of II.
yoons men mynNjs~ssu,ioc. ~. e..
a.sassin vas ma.kedS hrn - me vie
Who .. Inst very nomeh>serAApss msn'
HE welfare and am@ndmeAt. insulating
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
The Mxl,-M, Ha..-.

me As'is.-Mr Hoimes, the gentleman who
Was 'en' from charleston to Washington. Tor The
purpose 9. soqu'',ng into the caase Of the frequen.
ts''afes osths mail. has returned infer having =.
N-yP''shed his mission. Il il stated that, .nch /,
!. Xnen's are 90" male, ~ will secure, as far
80. NVole. the regular transportation Of The
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

rrA carica,ure Of Tho Maid Of Cashmere,
haa heoa brought out at New York with great
success. I. Is called, Buy il dear, lis made cj
Cashmere
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

! .-.---..- .rNxsiDkxr.- Cesafre
H.1s.s..--~nggIs.er Of the Land Office a
Igse@sd3as, Louisiaas, vice Robert N Kelly re-
sisnei.
7Haossas Woasack Receiver Of Public Money!
i, Gresnsbafs, Louisisaa. vice WI Biekhan re
signed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

The FHautriM case was decided by the cour.
Of General Sessions Of Philadelphia on the l4th
ul. Madame d'Hsulvills 10 to have tho guard.
anship Of the child.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

CD. Eldtidsc has been acquitted on nne Of
the indictments died as,ins, him. and was 70.
msadcd for trial on the next. The Doctor may
get of after all.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

The Hon. John Quacey Adam after an absence
81 thirty years. from the tsr. spprafs A. cpun.ei IN
ihe Supreme Court Vi thu Uattud States Al ito mex
session.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

hcssss went down. Mi riuniee taiI hi. with IN,
ss Of man CONSCIOUS u having bean in.pirsd
Win ~ sp,sitef valor, ssd Miss Madoons ,oid
hsfs with great feeling 80 eiIae,; bur when Be..
go b'ssn y ssplaia 40 1hem how 10 had bern
ps'1sssssl. they fo,ssf thsif and l.ushed
heartily q bis, which ~. certainly. aads..
sircu.s dances. sseesfosly rrprrnep-tss'tiowes s'
nitafai paiio,oph.tymay mid Ii 10 ba.ssfih Tho ,is''
bfa faculties Of nj. 10 be provoked BY the little
which Aiefs endure. 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

c-j-A splendid ship called the Chaos. messar.
ing qcafy 500 tons, was recently launched
st Boston. She 10 intended for ths cotton
trade.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Plaster. Ashes and Lime mired. Put Of .hese
= handful III each corn hill on poor land. The ears
will show the benefit Of is application.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Diskr;t AHarney.-T w coliens. Esq, has
been appointed Attorney Of the First isa'eiaI
District u Louisisas, piee T Hant, Esqr, 70
signed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

A CoNrIixsxr. We saw . fellow mos,
sally passlsd Yesterday. HI was riding spirit
I'd t.ssd with Due trsrnins.. Ind .as,c ono told
hi.s tAsa bic saddle We. = mule. he cauid not
make Il Out. and was ntcss wre'chcdly bored, a.
every body of~hom hs enauired the meaning,
laughed heartily, hut was loo poiits 10 TIL him
that Z Ma's 10 between . hor.c aud an asa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

To Cosss.respssra. We have made bad
collections this wcet. snd consequently. feel too
Low %aliri.ed to publish 4 communication on
ssie,y. II aas correspondent, can collect fS ".
The Gazette will DO ~ say sud lively - he could
ds.ise IN ere II; but under prvscn, circumstances
~ sael mere iaelinrd 10 make i. = parody ot
,hs Lamentations Of Jeremiah. The Indian
Mornds. . legend Of Loaisisas,' shall apposs
nexi week.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Nescs. nracs. neUss-The N 2 PicaY1
an article headed .iass i from Tsxas' says Mon
.eeusiLuss 70 b. scarcl snd IN bri.k demsnd!N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
Nov 81 al
FnffNn

MAS fund . month ago in the river, oppe.
size General Dtvenports plantation, IN the
parish Of East Baton Rouge, a bale of cotton the
mark on which is almost entirely inegible: the word
. MouNr' being the only thing that can be read
The owner will call for il: prove property and pay
expenses, otherwise il will be sold after the extira-
ton Of thirty days, 10 satisfy the charges incurred
in saving il from the river and storage.
Nov 81 ~ WIN SULLIVAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
Flan.pa-Ths seminolos h.v. laughed /.

FLaH.pa.-Ths Seininolas have laughed to
scorn the white dag Of our troops in Florida.
Tbs gfoa. talk with the Indians, has proved :
perfect farce. Forty Or more Seminolcs were prc.
ssnt Gear Fort King, on the night Of the l4th ul,.,
and the nextday. the one appointed for tho coun
eli. they had al Jisappesred. The cause Of ,hei,
conduct i unknown, hu, no doubt their profess
aions Of peace, were for the purpose Of gaining ,
little time during the season when the u. States
Troops could faso,shly operate. Il 10 10 be pre-.
sotned that on, generals will afler awhile, have sui.
6cient experience IN tho Indian character, no, 10
b deladed By the t~feachery Of he subtle Semi.
noles.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Csssss 81 Lsssey-Frem ne report Of ibs
siiisiag Justices u the County Lunasic Asylum Il
Haaasal (Eneland) The U. 8. Gsse,ss CLEANS
sDsas curious and iassresiag statistics ID regard
10 ~lsastie1 From tables which accompany the
ssrart 4 appsars that lunacy il mere prevalent
amone fsmalss tAsn males. bat that ths former
as mseh more sasly c1red-sud also, hy an.
s'hss tshis. shat u pes.ons lunatic from bi,th. The
proportion II maiss % females, i d seveoseea 10
four. D~iaappoinssd s6scsions, domestic unhsp-
piassa and ~rslsisss snthasissm. 6gass lssgesy
. the moral. and insempstancs d The physical
eaass e~fianacy. il fsnales; and reverses, poverty,
and grief - The moral. and inlempe.ance a. the
physical esass in males. On the whole, The NOR.
d causcs adccs females more than men-ahese
sat4ss alec sho~ that uonsa ere less in,empe,.,e
thaa men. and in such aFain. q reverse,
snd poverty, they exhibit greater fori.ude.-
Ccl5hAey also il 10 ehoxn. leads 10 lunacy-
there i also n.inseses.ing table which We AZ
a..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
NOTICE.

IN Ill persons having claims againet the success
sion Of the late James Penny deceased, Of the
parish Of East Baton Ronge, will present them duly
authenticated 10 the undersigned Executors Of said
succession, before the Ist day of February next.
1871, and those indebted, will make payment to
the same, Immediately.
NJ SLOAN.
8, SKoLFfELp,
Nov IL 40 r PENry:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

A NEsRo Tsssr.-Ths Picayune says that a
desperate scoundrel calling himself Norris, also
known o. Robinson, and sometimes a. Noris
Robinson, Il now Il large in New Orleans. Up.
on the las. trip Of the Gen. Pra.te down, be got
on bosrd Al Vicksburg. where he was soon recog-
niscd a. q reckless gambler and negro theft. Capt
Casey Immediately seized the fellow and ordered
him up to the h~urricaae roof, intending 10 take
other measures for securing him, but The daring
rascal ran directly 10 the stern and plunged over.
board, fifteen miles sbove Bayou Sara, swimming
some two or three hundred yards to shore and es-
Gaping into the woods before the boat, which was
under full Roadway down stream, could be
rounded into a landing place. Capt. Casey stop.
ped and spent some time in searching The woods,
but the effort wss wholly ~fiui,less, snd il is row
understood that the fellow has been seen since in
the city of New Orleans.
As be may reach Baton Rouge in his wander.
ings. people will do we'll 10 be on the alert.
He il a white man. shsut 20 years of sge, small
build, i'll favored and has some impediment in his
utterance. which causes him to dis,ort his features
while speaking. Look out for the scounderl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

ST A OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
MFR AMBROSE TESTER Of the Parish Of
1A1 West Baton Rougs, having the intention 10
emancipate his mnlat'o girl named Elizabeth, aged
ISyears, and having been authorised TO that effect
by the Police Jury Of the said Parish, all persons
who may have any legal opposition TO make 10 the
said emancipation, ar- notified to present them 4,
the Parish Co0Tt, within forty days from the dat Ct
the presen. notification.
WIT HEBERT, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Nov IA 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Musnsa.-on sun6sy evening last. . man
nancd H.m''son,w was robbed and murdered on he
lesee asNew Orleans. He was an Ene.ishman
ey BIRTH and formerly kept : passenger Office in
New York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

GA white man was recently cold BY public
suction ia Camden, South Caroline. for tho .up-
port OF "A iilfgiiimase child. under the p:ov;si,p,
Ct = criminal. law Of that State. His wife bid
him I'll for enc dollar. and no doubt, be va, no.
worth the hondre,h part OF via, she saye.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

vlsa'stA.-ThteRis soa,o difficulty regarding
the s'ect9c %Jys.atns Of this State. Il. said that
the commissioners Of Shsnandosh sad Rocking.
hssn counties, refused to qualify to the election
retufas. hesauss they did not qualify when enter
ing upon their duties; and sha, the Governor #
Virginia had declared the returns to be void on
this account. 1.-THE rumor DO correct, the vote
Of Virginia will be for General Harrison; but we
do most ~scleaaaly recommend his exceliency tho
Govfrnor OF Virginia. TO le, the matter rest I. il il,
- Il csnnct materially Affect the aspect Of sfairs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
NUT7CE


BATON ROusE, Dec ?, 1910.
VyHE undersigned has ire ionov Of informing the
ladies and gentlemen d baton Rouge and
he vicinity, that be has just eceived and opened
a complete assortment Of FEnch and Americ an
ready made goods, viz:
Clo,hirg Of every price MI the latest style, con-
sis,ing Of flock coats. dress d,ats, pantalooas, " waist.
coats, overcoats also boo,sshoes, ~bfogans, pumps
and hats SC &c.
Dry goods domestic and fancy, ladies sha1ls
cars ard collars; some beautiful patterns Of
NOUS. cline and wiptet cafco. Moreover several
articles Of grocery as~.peiuacsd candies, soap, etc.
lie will sell the above ~aticles as heretofore; al
Is per cent under current triees for cash.
His store is as before III Mr. Il Lesendfe,s hons
on Lafayette street.
d5 Al MARK.
LADIES' BONNET'Tr
YEyHE undersigned vii open through The course
Il Of the next week, several hoxes o. Ladies
b~onnet., Of The latest falhion, just received By the
d5s2, as A GEoFFROY-
NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
PACKET.
- The new and splendid
p steamer NEW ORLEANs,'J
NaNaSaW Hart, master, will run as a
~Es Weekly Packet between N
Orleans and Bayou Ssa. Leaves New Orleans
eyery "Wednesday at 10 O'Clock A M, and Bayou
Sara every Saturday ATTIC O'Clock A M.
The New Orleans il Entirely New, with doub-
lie Engine. tin hurricane oof, and splendid accom-.
for passengers. Passages and freights
for the above and all intermediate poris: reduced
from Is TO IS per cent finn the present rates chars-
ed by the Bayou Sara Packets.
~ IT, c..:g;s:nr f.. = erusu f.S:che . = $1,000
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

faag Stafe. Tbs Official return. from Ken.
lucky, havs been received and show ! m~aiori,v Of
, 5.s73 for Harrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
meeting Of tbs beard Of adnipi,u siors nj pub
ltc schools, will be held II the ofes Of The I'm.
dersigned on Thursday the 18th DECEMBER 1910.
Teachers Of public schools, will sgd in their ac-
counts properly authenticated onlr before that
day, as II disiribu ion Of the funds vii BE- made -
Trustees viii also please hand 10 der reports, as
the administrators desire 10 prepae their general
report for the Legislature.
HAS MCsEKDEN,
Secretary.
Dec 5-l3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Pseso.xn AaEsnsksr.--I, i. sasscs,ed ,hs,
the familiar na,ao Of Tir, which Nc have been in
tho hahi, II using. when speaking Of His Excel.
leoey General WIN Honey l~is,ti.on. President
elect Of the United S.a,es Of America. ~prsvioa.
10 his election, DO now dropped, az " cau DO
democratic without being vulgar The Phila-
delrhia North American says. III good scnrs i.
to reign In our country, now 10 tho time for the
full exhibition Of that characteristic So soy we.
.Consis.cncy il ! jewell Al. TIr. Dbl. Exce',en.
cv.wss eiec's', and "a Tip, We cxpec, ha will cora
tinus 10 Office. We once hoard of hoy WIN
got to : houss top. on . dirty ladder, aad then
kicked down tho vulgar mcao. Of bis elevation;
but ho did l. rattle, loo soou-aosnre be I'D ,skcn
up HE bread and butter. We recommend this
tale for the moral il contains. Hats oil. gentle.
men ! go II TIP His hip. hip, hulra!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

"A iissis irarniss il . dsn.ercus ding.
The elsss of p%rsons. smong ~toss, iShxy 4.
BY far. the mos prevalent, are femr. serssAx
sext. but ia hr minor degree. labores< thei
ssiIoss ahoard ship. shoemskers .~asiiors. carpenters
aals servants. wessefs ard clerks. Amongst 81
sshss classes Of the community. iunacy. on :,
s,sssgrsis set y any means, % frequent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
g GUsMAN,
NU,EfCE.

w
n r HE undersigned heve ths honor 10 infbrm their
~ friends and the public gsustsilyysvhoss pat.
tonaae they sincerely hope to have Insri,ed, that
they have received an assortment Of oil kinds Of
dry goods suitable Tor tho season..
Al follows, arnoog mn infnity u o,hsr articles:
Monsssiine d laias and calico Prints nf Che latest
style; hornets renaissance, French and English
mefino marmoniucs ,bsteEs nittsns ;shnwi Il gloves
NJ different descriptions and finest quality hose and
shoes Of all kinds. looking glasses sud n,hsoYsS
French blankets 3, 6, aud ! points: croeArry ware;
hats and caps Of every description, = French Dnd En-
gli,h ready made linen household and plantation
~aiticiss groceries: bage;ng and rope, Nc 80.
COUKTADEG HE6EBT,
fa,os Rouge, Nov 70, 1870 Al ~
MAYORAIITY
THE price Of fresh -four beins - 90 per bar
The bakers must give, the ensuing week, %
onnees AZ hsesd fas = dime.
TO KENT.
417h To RsST-The two story brick store
~. on Church stsert, noe occupied by Mr.
4.A. II Y Babin, possession given on ihs iss
day Of January next. Apply 70
JAEY PHILLIPS 4 Co.
NOV 20 "a
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N PURSUANCE NJ an order iron, the hon. the JUDI =
j Of The Sd Jutlicia' District, IN the Sta,e Of Lpnr
8 lana l shall proceed and sell nj pptiir ~aneti,o
on the prenises, in the parish Of East Baton Ro or
on Tuesday the 23d Of December, 1870. the r;
Towing properly. abandoned 10 my creditors, viz
200 acres Of lsNd, mose or less, situated in ,be
pasisb ofEast Baton Rouge, about IA miles South
Fast from the town Of Bainn Rouge, on the water =
If Bayou Manchac; 800 acres are open and in n
fine state FOR cnltiva;ion-iiere Is upon the prem
ses a comfortable dwelling horse, good gin, and:
all necessary building for a plantation.
A'so-The following negro staves-Wison,-
Billy. Ned. Mary. Sam. Minnr. Jacob, little Bill
iy, Sandy, Elizabeth. Jim, Morris, Pete, Alex
Polly. Phi'is and Jane.
Alse-Six horses, 2 fnuies. and abont so head
Of horned cattle. hogs, wagon, cart carriage and
variety OF fatmins itensils.
Also a quantity of Corr and fodder.
Terms Of sa's-The plantation and negso Jaaor
will be sold on a credit OF fifteen maaths.aud other
property on a credit of, ?, and 3years.
The purchasers required 70 give personal secnr .
ty, and q mortgage upon tie property ~rurehased.
ALEX SMITH.
nov ~ 1910 al Ds6nitive Sypdic.
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-JA .Lsdiss oyster Saloon Ia, been opened
Ia. New York.
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IMPORTANT Nkws.--Ladies wc have Clipped
the following moreeau for your sole %gra,ifica.
ton.
A correspondent Of the Quebec Gazette, writing
under date Of the Royal Exchange London Oct.
81. eays:-
j, is rumored within the precincts Of The cour,
Of Windsor, that her majesly's late temporary in
disposition. was occasioncd Ivy . circumstance that
mus. for . tint, deprive the country ofihe chance
Of The Queen continuing tho succession to the
crown. To oil who have opportunities Of seeing
her majes.y wiihin the private circle, . detection
l. apparent in her countenance, which is very
striking