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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20
G1tEN a. MeD0UGAt.
C0hH S5iON MERCHANTS,
~ g0nmU3 b4ttgEr,
april ! Fly. Vac Drie8Hs.



Sah's n rt6pertyf9r The tgmem n Parrish
1aFas in ts Fafish ~ Ea1l Hal6a HlHgf,
Lpataiaah
Nv virtue " ~ art. aattttaA III 4af IT TIA
tsllrIi,ufe olIhe slat4 81 Isani i4ba approved
- ret ihF 2i1h tstI ald by virtue N lbs An
hees yn ~ 4a at altp,ofgd ~ h ntFch lsjj-
/ nIl ]lPntfaI ~ SCI at public Aupli3i IN
TdHFtag the sld iay If t~an5lfy lH44Au
fle i'5f4 House ~ iaa fiWH OIL ton ~llluur,
heitasf lie reIli hours 6f aalea, III ina
righi, pile Interest, agi tlFiH ot Tho etiow.
iUF tRfihI persons, 10 aid 20 ttu following de-
sfttlra! properly OF tho payment 1T thpIr Par
izh 'late5 fluohu the Parish Of East Baton
Ron ~ 70 Nit i-
TIE No | II s91aFd NJ. ~ IN ttal part 81
tho lUen NJ y fOd liUn - laid Uat bg r. Beau.
frItbd H@d t%oIettrf wtth all lle Buildtpa1
md Improvements luf lltt Payne II III f'Drt h
i'aHas dur ~ Maty t,phei +, ~. &, for illr
years lsl04lgtl am iSi5.
I've lots Of ground ii The town or tiaiof
Rouge, with all tho buildings. atd 'mnfov5s
mtuts situated on the same, and described on
the dsr attvs plan 1T said tpHr az. .]rEEuys. to
Wit | lot Heej slrirt ~ l0-l2 fael from by
80 feet deep, and z%itdhl-i l. lbnI paft of the
tnwn Of Baton ltou@c, btttlbfolc Iojttly ow0s
81 ~ Messrs. Hickey, i55utt. der. G]lrlete.
eienn, Nj tia aud Fulton, II being lot No I IL
square . Of said JOINT properly also smother
10 Of ground ard improvements adjoining The
above described lut aud ttpated IN Halls
Row Of th.t town, fronting on north ateret,
bounded east by a lot Of ground owned hF
John Hahief. ESD ard weRt h. a lot urgfoudi
owned BY the heirs Of brown. measuring 80
feet front by ~ feet deep, Seized 10 satisfy
The amour Of laSsF due by Beni, Is, Holmes
and Eliza Holu+fr his wife, In aud for Tho pa
fish Of East Baion Rtttze, for the years lH4t
and lH42, together with COSTS
blG aprons Of land, and improvements an
the sane, IN The perish 81 EiBt Baton Rouge,
and bounded on tta west hy lands owned BY
Major stephen Roberts. rorlh by la1ds owned
by Daniel Sullivan. rast by Iards formerly |
owned by lie heirs Of Gray. and BUi51 by
lends formerly owned by James Y Vest
Ge 2rd to aHtiRfy The u auUnt Of Parish Taxes
due by Th0rABF u. Morrison, in he parish Of
II rt Bat0 Potge for the year Of Tag toges
rhef with costs,
Also. 9l9 afpehs land and improvements
situated on the river Afiite In the iafish Of
East Baton Roug aud bounded Oh The north
by lands owned bv John Kerr, ESQ. cassidy The
river AHiits, SOU ! by lHfds ~. lefiy uWfird
by James NJ. Elan. and west by public lands.
to satisfy the AMOUNT Of Parish 1haes
due by Arthur kimball for the pBtiRh Of East
llBton Rouge for the year lsfa together with
costs.
Terms Of sale o. The above described pro.
pefty-thsh, Without The benefit Of abhfaisea
ment
Q, tfACKEr
Collector Of parish Taxes.
die. III AB
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CARD.

The Ladies Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church return their thanks to the many who
generously contributed TO, and patronized
their Fair, and express their obligations to
the Commanding officer, Quarter Master, and
other officers of the garrison Of Baton Rouge,
for their assistance and ei7ilities. The nett
proceeds of the Fair, were six hundred and
one dollars, which could not have been real
lied but for the anGring zeal and kindness oil
the fri ends of the church. As many articles
were not disposed of, another Fair will be
held ON the FIRST of May next, iu order not to
interfere with the day SCI apart for the State
Agricultural exhibition, and our christian
friends are earnestly invited to assist by con-
,ribntions of labor or materials for needle
work. Mrs. French, Mrs. Avery and Mrs,
Newcomb will receive and acknowledge any
donations made 10 the society.
Baton Rouge, La, Jan. II, 1874.
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Nous btibns tellemeut liuitbs dams notre
dorni6r0 publication, que untis avons etc ohli-
gts de ronyoyorjA ~celio.ci Particle suivant
sur il bal de Ia foire,
LIN nal DE IA rorRr.-La sale, tres
galamment ofitfte par mr.. Phillips, rG0.
niSsait toutes les conditions ~particulieres
aux lieux Oh prominent ldurs chats les sec.
tatepfs de TerpsichoteI Dune largenf
pror6rtionn6o a!son llfrtense longueur, il
Y await ample place poir cinqa SIX qua.
drilbes ct par FL ait lei nombro des dan.
seurs sur 10 cGrrt, s'6leyfft presqt1e ]toajUurs
aufdela de cinquante. Nest. &c pas la mel
leuFh preuve QUO, quelq,se liquide que pois,
SO ttfe Ii situa lion da ornament et des
rues, les jolies femm6s sSnt mvariabIement
s0res d'6tre ]entdurtes dune myriade dad.
mlrateurs Eh sans d$ntc; car pour les
vot, non settlement on satauge v0IUntiors
dams In boue do Baton Rouge mails on est
g6n6ralement dispose, POUR %arrtver Iusqu'a
elles, 4 tout risQner, 4 Iout Drawer, meme
une pluto do hn1Iebafdet RI HatoBs. nous
de dire que tel h'ttan RS 10 ems dams Ia
Circumstance don't nous g~arlons. A ID v6ri.
te, on await, ON allant pedestrement, Ie
chef ct les picds tant sbit pen hhmectGs /;
toutefois on oubIiait aS6ment tcs lGgers
inconv6niens en- e~ntrFfnt dams IN salon,
nous nc dirons pas resp:endissant de beau.
to, nais respIeniissant 1e beauties. C'Glait
en- effet une assemble; dc sir6nss, parmi
lesqaelles il 6tHit tres dsficile de faire un
choix. Deux d'entre Giles nous ont mean.
moinsparu attirer plus Superintendent Fat.
tenaion des connaissemSs. Nous les Voyons
encore igurant il Ia meme contredanse, ct
~enyironn6es dune multitude de cavaliers,
qui tous etaient davis lae Pune. nnnr afree
| char. .1isante, ~n'ayait be&oin nj = son sls.
/ CANT corset de velours lioIr surmontant une
robe de gaze amarante. nj du gracieux
bandeau de fcnrs a%marantes qui Iaisait 81
bien ressortir rangtlique puret6 de son
front ; ct que ~i'autre. don't les traits mi.
gnons ct l'aimable ingenuiie ]rappeIaienI
10 souvenir dune des vierges de Raphael
e;ait une radieuse .sy .phide qni, tout en-
v~oltigeant, faisait tourner la tete a t0us, lie:
hommes. Son TENT de lis avait blen plus
d'6clat que 81 blanche unique a celntnrt
ponceau, ct sou diademe d'imnortelles, co
quettement place sur ses soyenx cheveu'
noirs, s'harmoniait dGlicieasement aYec "
toilette, aussi simple qn'elegante. a ~ va
Dc tant d'attraits. il etait impossible de u
pas eprouver. une douce extase. Cepen
dant on exprimait souvent On vif, un pc
nible regret, en- remarquant fabsence de Il
~piupart des danes de Baton Rouge. Non
croyons quill y en- evait, tout au plus, sep
Fo1s hnit 4 cetie briIlante soiree.
IT est inutile de dire que lie plus grams
ordre, qle Ia plus partial lite d6cence ont pre-
siu6 4 cette fete : les MONS des commits
! saires en- avaient d'aYance fourni n saf
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AWE.

.-Ht A ID. ts .F CO. e
Vente de Wopfiftfs per ic p~aiemeni dc !qre$
dr. p~ar6tsac lie Ii paroisse dEst Datoh R1age
boatsihbe. .,..
En- yortn dun ace i]ntitult} Il IN acte dc
IN Legislature do l'ttatde ID tDntaianc, ap.
prov6e De 30 Mors, ls42. e. On ysftu de 4me
section dun acte arDFcuvh Ia II mars 1850,
is veudrai on verte publiqIe, Mardi, Ie %
Janvier, 1914, Il In maispn de Cdur dc in
vile De Baton Rouge, 4 l'heure habitucilo des
ventes, rOue droite, iltres prGtepsioue dea per-
ennuea SOUR nonInte, dams ct i Ia Appropriate ci-
aprGs dtcritc pour 10 Placement de. Ieur taxes
de pardisso, dues b Ia paroisBe d'EBL Baton
Rouge, aay0jr
= morceaux do terrc dams IN vjlle dc Baton
Rouge, avcc tOulGs les baiisAe5 ct amGitpfa.
tons qui s'y trouveut, ct dGcttfs dapa IL plan
~fguratlf de In dfe vile copifae suit: ,Un bot
mesuraut ii5 ~. II pieds DO f3cg par 30 de-
profondeur; sitUc dams cetIe pbftie. 6e Ia vile
DE Baton Rouge, ci-dera1t IN pfobtlflc conf
mune de Meesrs. Hictgj Scott, Ba1!er, Gar.
dere, SIo16, Mats Ct. Futon, Giant lot no. 7
he I'fIet 2 de Ia dife proprictc; aussi 81 autre
lot de tcrrc Of anitIforatious, j0ignant Ja pro-
pgitte ci. fsssra dccrIte, dalis Halls Row, Ge,
Ia dite VIE, faisant face 4 Ia rue d. port3
borne 4 f'cet par I'm lot de terre appartenatt
a. John BUTLER, a Pouest par an lot gppsric-
rant ak htritiGrs de Brown, mesuraht tFeute
pieds de face par II dc profgndeuf.- gaisis
pour G1tisfairo Ic mCntant dea taEc4 dc pa
roiss3 dues par Beni. s. Holmes Ct Eliza
Holmes sa fGIsBa,, dana u. paar Ia parols@e
.d'Ea! Batop Roiige, porr jc0 aDn,cs lsi1 ct
1872, ct les ffaiJ. : gig a,.
SIG arpcue dc tsrtc ct ~amGhpratioas y APP
.partenari; dans Ia p]atciasc d'Esi Baton Rouge
let. borne d rducst par terTes apparfenagt au
Mai. g.. Robcrs, au nord par torres de Daniel
Sullivan, a Pest par torres ci.devant apparte-
.nant aux heritiers dc - GRAY, ct an sud par
terres appartenant a James West. Sa,si pour
laxea dues par Thomas b.. Morrison, dams Ia
~paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge pour PannCe 1912
ct los frais.
lot no. !, dans IlIct no. IL, dams cetfe par
tie de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, arpeptee par
T. Bcauregard, agec les batiseeg e. aTnelnra-
lions. qpi s'y trourent, pour Ies taxes Dc pa
roissc dues par Marie Berhci, t. C. J., pour les
annees 1870, 1871 ct 1872.
Aussi 3t3 arpens ct amelioraiiona, sltufs
dams Ia ~paroigse d'fist Baf0a Epugco sur la
riyiGfc Amjte. ct horncs an nnFd par terfes
! aopartenant 4 John Kerry est par Ia riFtere
Atnife, an sud par terres apparteuaat q James
M. Eiam ct i l'ouest par torres publiqnea-
| Saisis p3nr satisfa1re le l~nontant des taxes de
D~aroisse dies par Arthur Kin5all, pour Ia pa
roisse d'Est BSt0n Rouge, pour PaGnGe 1912
avec les frais.
Conditions dc la vente au Compliant, sans
cTaIGafIDn.
.. HACEET,,
Collector des taxes De parc;sse.
% dee. IS
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NEW AND CHEAP STORE.

Dry Goods, Erorerics. Boots and Shocs
Pal us and oils. EortherA Ware and
Glass, Hdrd Ware, ChtietB and Fancy
Art Giles.
The subscrihrr respectfully Informs the
public that he has opened his Ne,o Stare on
rhuyfA s, "eh and hav' eg supplied himself
with II lar t stock Of articles Of the above
description, 10 now prepared 10 accommodate
those who ntdy favor him with ii call. His
Goods are all of The {yeshest mi best guilty,
ard will be sold for Cagh a. low ~ nj any
house in the city.
VIM. MARKHAM.
Baton Rouge La. Dec. 9TH, tsi3.
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NOTICE.

Yrs. SHAW, tenders her thanks to the la
Eies Of Baton Rouge and vicinity for their
FEtg liberal patronage bestowed on, her in her
business 81 dress aAsking, whish she still con
tinueG s,,
She most respectfully interras them, ts14
she has received a spsoadid. assortment 81
Fancy Dry Cords. &c, selected from Pdila-
deIphia and New York, ya,gch she offs FIR
sale at very Iow prices, doing exclusively A
cash business, she is enabled to sell at much
lower prices then is generally asked for the
same description Of goods elsewhere.
November 1 393 b
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AMusRMENs,-Iier au stlf, 10 temple
do lhemis a etd envahi par unu multitude
do 6urieux avides d'aastster A des dobats
plus r6oreatiis quo los dtbats iudiciBlres.
Nous nc savons iusqna quel point lis ont
etc satisiaits di5 spectacle qu'on Ieur 4 of.
fert, Pour nous, nous avens trouv6 tout
dune force prolig Iouse, m6mo Ia parade
dc rigueur, oxeentGe par des bIanos qfri
c~dntseS, don't Ia dialogue nous a pRru dune
ii soupissante .idpialt6, Dn restc, nous
so.nmes loiu d'asre an bon iogei oinsi nous
~engagoons 10 public 4 s'sssurer Ell maaso
du tnerite do Nh. Tanner et de sts asso.
ci6sa
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hnLI.E.

fhmana II. TImnpsan has r~erfnyet to +
=. Cutror8ttH 1'atiofirg establishments "a
Lafayette ftGset, 10 tie Store lt"tE esu Phil
lips II lIafl0ita end p Aahgef They ato Pc
pared VI attend 10 al buairass III ibe,t Itue
With tbafHres anil despatch ~Ilfytng engaged
s~rYerBi gifpl Hafbnen, they eau l1tthta@tura
peRtlefinii'a ttpfhing In tl1 tf8t and Iaat 4
rtarieaH satl ffrnrb styte. Waftantfd y III, a
a cheaper rate tliBo any n.ttr establishment
GghtlHtHan'H garments cnt III 0fiafD
t'puala and togltortl hHtd cleaned and
natIe 10 tooh like new. ,s
M tdRCOHAN.
Ian % NO.
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HARDWARE a. CUTLER Y
RICHARDS g. MONTGOMERY,
No. II Ciartreo street, ~. q.

Are now receiving a very extensive add.
ton to i etr stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Haydt6are, Cutlery, &c, making their aesor.-
nc Vt ma complete. extensive and cheap az ca ;
be found in the soutl ecu coul ny, 10 the eXa-
mination of WITCH purchasers are invited.
II. & NJ. have constantly ON band "A heavy
stock of Swodca, Enylrsh, and Tennessee
Iron, Plough uroulds, Nails, Hoes, Axes, Ok,
Log and Trace chains, drop aud buck shot
pure bleacbed Winter, Sperm and Whale oils,
Ltaseed Oil, Spirits Of Turpentine, While
Lead, GLASS, Ropes, Tarred Ratlin, Hooks and
Hinges. Mill ard Grind S,ones, Blacksmitbs,
Plantation and c.rpet er's tools in great vari-
ETY., a large assortment Of Elolloware, Cast
ings, Plougbs, &c.
October 7, 1913, 35 4t
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FLOWER, FINLEY g. CO.
COTTON q SUGAR FACTORS.
NEW ORLEANS

Respectfully solicit patronage and make
liberal advances when required on constgu-
mems TO their address. v
Refer to Jas. McCaIop, Abraham Bird, Col.
Nolan Stewart, II. &. Grover u A. Loliell
Esqrs, West Baton Rouge. NJ. L.. Mc1eer g.
G. A Clark Esqrs, Baton Rouge,
oct % 80.
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AAIE NF NEnRn1tA,

aArrppAY,@Bi February tas', viii be
cold At ttie CYart.bnttHet Il line faulty Of 90
gfoes the father, mother and five chi lren,
AlBu, u young hguFe servant, VIII hef
child, q rlnBll female muiatlu,
Terms u Sata,-F'or the family 5000 rash
the balance At one, two aud three years, nj
bills endorsed to tho satisfaction Of the ven
dor,
On tho young nogfess $50 rash, the balance
At o'it', two and three years oi tho same con-
dttiohs ~ The above
Jan ~ tSII hn.
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TAyEs DE PAROIssEs.

Avis est par lie present donne 1 e lie Ia
bleau des taxes pour l'annte LS43 II a pre-.
sent entire les mains du collectcuF des taxes F.;
ct de plus que toutes somnes dues sur lie td-
bleau pour les annGes 1871 ct 1912, qui ne
seront pas imtnGdiatement reglGes avec lie
collector, seront percues solon la rigueur de
la loi: .. HACKEF,
Collector des taxes dc. Pa-oisse.
20janyier 1914. 80
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COLLEGE or BATON ROUGE i3rn
&EaAINNL

ny divine permission, The College If Baton
Rouge; under the R0le management Of the
President, (~aHsieted by competent l'rofosH0fF)
aud upon llis solo responsibility will reopen
90 tho l3th day Of February htSl, and continue
lie operations, with tho exception oltw6 weeks
vacation - tbs end Of The year.
'Ihb President Ii anxious 70 receive tho
Rupp6rt If The inhabitants Of Uatdn Rouge, and
TO blufA 10 thrth tho advantages of II toIldgi.
ate institution but this I'D viii be unable to
do unItas they CONT forth literally 10 htB as.
distance Tie therefore proposes 10 receive
day uchdlara ihto tie establishment, and teach
them AT tho lIPantiaa ~ie#ttrtlt for sixty dollars
a year, (nclulng books 4 stationary proyi.
ded 20 tickets ot abundance be taken by 5th
day Of February.
Az The espeuB68 oftlte college are constant.
~ going lh, and the pfofeFaofs do moi make
a deduetioti from their ]ealafies, IN consequence
u a decrease III The number Of pupils, so there
will be no doduGtiup made TO a student, for
loss Of time by sickness Or otherwise, but. no
The trketa ard transferable, another ptudehl
may be substituted 10 the place Of htln who 10
absent,
Tho etAnd | have taken may seem to sotas
people, 10 be- rather higher than that Of other
schools, OF than present etftunisiantes viii
Justify but | am determined either TO do
nothing, OF To establish sueh a eYFtem Ne shall
prove itself deserving Of pubic patronage !
and TO accomplish THE, | diuat require The
public to be faithful IN ~disehargiug their part
Of tho duty, Niue | assure thsui shall be
done, Every attention shall be given 10 fl.
]eilitbte the p~regrepB Of our pupilF, and IN Ca
Rea Of necessity, the rod ehnll not be apHred,
in promoting the good order add discipline II
the college,
RHg RANNY, President.
College natoh Rouge, Jan lgth l9i4.
Tickets of abundance Tor the year may be
had Of Mr.. L, u HpwgotHf, Mt The Surveyor
Generala' olilte. Baton Rouge, AID Of the
President. at The College, payable one half IN
and Tho Balance On ,hs 1T day Of
I.1.
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PARISH TAXES.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Roll
for the year Is43 is now in the hands Of the
Collector and further, that all dues on tho
Kohl Of 1871 and 1872, if not settled mmedi-
a,ely with the Collector, will be proceeded IN
according 10 law.
%. HACKET, Collector Of parish taxes.
January 20, 1914. 90
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NOUVEL ETABLIssENENT
DE

DE HaRCHAND-TAILLEUR- -
NJ. CLEbER annonee au pnblIc do Bitgn
ROUGE ct des enyirons, quill Went d'ourrir I'M
Nagasin pour exerc0r Ia profession de MAY
chand-T ailIauE. II fat t6utes sortes d'habia
&c, daps le Plus cart -dtlai ct dams lie der
nicr goat. Cerari5 NJ, Clther q autrefois exer.
ce "a prof65s101 q Baton Rouge, son hablele
est sieh c0nnue. Ceux qni yoadront bien
Fh1nor5r de lear patronage peu"eat 6tre as
Sgfe5 que leur Outrage sera c0nfcctionne
dune nIani6re sati<faisante,e ct a aussi bas prix
qu'en aucun autre ttablissenlent. Ii anra tOu-
lonrs en- main IN assortment de draps, cast
Mrs, satins dc laine, casimirs ct so.es pour
yestes.
Son maeasiR est situG vis-a-vis Ia Pharma.
Gle de D. J~OurjaD, rue Lafayette.
30 dc. II
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AVIS.

10 aouastgnt agant ttt nommt adminietra.
dea aptcHaeiona de William Adams ct
de 80 femme Cinthia McMorria, dtctdtB, re-.
quiert t6u9 eeux 1ui doiyent aug dites sue
c]eseiona do venir payer imrtdiateineut, OF
ceux 4 dui il est do de prGsebtrr Ieurs rtcla-
nations dhment c]erttits sans delal.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
nov. 25 az Adniihiatrateur,
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]listhta Hprnnttr. Lllot an''I eu sp'i, 'top7
nous p]biisnHs a lul retlptiueotar u Get
trafj, 1t d lehr tantrf lH4-trHnee quits
0nt f II hnnneiH A n mission don't ~
H%y4fpht iirD VGlla VI ghargrf,
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AVIS.

Messrs. les Actionnaires du College de
Baton Rouge sont prizes de Sc reunir chez NJ.
Bonnecaze, SAMEDI, 6 de Janvier proclaim,
entire 10 heures A NJ ct 2 heures p NJ, a Pettet
de procGdeI a Telection a%nnuelIe des admit
nistrateurs du dit college, ct pour delibtfeE
sur des affaires tres-imPortantes an dit eta
basement.
Par ordre de Ia direction,
dec % as w. JOYCE, secr6tiare.
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MINERAL INCoRRUPTfBLE TEETH.
MOUNTED ON Com.

ma Wv |2'''
From one single tooth 10 complete sets.
THE subscriber has now on hard, a fine
and large assortment Of the above teeth, Of a
superior quality, and offers TO insert Or sup
ply those persons who have been so %unfortu-
naic as to lose their natural teeth and are de-
sirous. Of having thom replaced by a suitable
and durable artie can now be accommoda-
led on reason"b biz. terms.
Such is the deg. ee of perfection to which
this art has arrived, that we are enabled TO re.
place the tech when lost, in 20 perfect a
manner as to render them highly useful 20 the
patient, and at the same time, so perfectly to
resemble the teeth which were lost, as to
completely olude detection by the closest
scrutiny.
Al PLOUGH. Dentist.
Dec. % 46 Prospect I'LL,
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I'M PNnt.It,

A partir dta FaytteF bFofbain. Ia Gazette
sera babiieB Oh AnglaiB ct eli Francois, A
ftpuato on noire pftdteesaeOr ttut devoir
suppfinor le cote fra1eaie, Ies nombreus
avis iu Sheriff H'oppesaipm d l'ihseriion dun
grand nombra PARTICLES ini tresaa6s mais 4
pftetnt quo eet alnpaehe6ieat ~n'aAtste plus.
nous pourrons pabtier. dang lee daus laagues
aHpps Do mofeeaaN pour tSnonire sOy vnuN
dos bbohh6s lea plus eStgeans DIN %inufnal
habdomadaife.
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NnrtHE-

ENVII1TE
The Undersigned having btdr aipotntcd
Administrator Of The E+iatea . The late vii.
liam Adams and bis wife Cynti,ta McMofrIe
both deceaaed, requests al ptfeore indebted 10
said Eagtes to make immediate paymeht, and
those having claims against the eatHd to pre-
sent them witloat delay, duly tulif ,tieated.
30ttN PHILLIPS.
tiov. % 42 ADM ialrator.
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NAILS.
200 kegs, Just received by
oct 81 81 PIKE & BABTy.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Mr.. CLEBERs Merchant Tailor, announces
to the p]nblic.of Baton Rouge and it's vicinity,
that he has just opened a store for the purpose
of conducting the tailoring business. Gar
ments cut and made on the shortest notice and
in the latest fashion. Having carried on this
business b fore in this town, his capacities are
well known. Having a number Of good work
men on hand, he is enabled to accommodate
those who wish to encourage him without de-
lay, and at prices as low as any other esta-
bIishment. .~. e..
lie has constantly on hand an assortment
OF cloths, cassimeres, s%alins; cassiGleres and
satin for vests, &c, at his store, opposite B,
Jourdan's Drug Store, Lafayette street.
december 80 II
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HITS ANnGApa

Just received from New York, n haasome
ASSIGNMENT Of geniIensen and boys fashioaa.
BE hats and caps suitable Eag the season.
PHILLIPS & LANOU.
* 7teraber 9 3
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Dec sth, 1874.
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS,

The. undersigned having purchased Of Mr.
John p. Bryan his Patent right to the newly
invented Cure Corop ana also Of The Patent
Cnae Cu&ttr for Inc Parishes of Z, t & West
Baton Rouge and the Parish ofIbcrville, rej-
pectfuIly gives notice that he will sell the
right Of use and furnish either or both Of SAID
machines by applying to him Mt Baton Rouge.
ALFRED CATS.
ffse 0,b fas6,
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GAa AHu n6a L 81

,Jasi teesivfd a Quantity 4 bic Of eas asA
also Il quantity gf3Ras lamb nich IL ~altsaper
THIN, oil ard gives ii Fsca.t, zeal better Ifyht.
btirn$ no wick ut al and H. cleaner and cheap
eftof the use Of tables, &c, than apers, can4
dies. Also a quantity Of fancy fndtsn suoe-
~castns.f GREEN u WHITE,
aug ~ ~ jW MUsRELMAN. ana
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NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform:
the public that he continues his business OF
Carpentefing and House joining, and that he
will untertake all jobs pertaining TO hts line,
on the most reasonable terms. He will fur
nish plans and drawings without charge, in all
cases where he executes the work. ,
Refer to--J. N. Btowni r. McGatQck, Z.
Moore, in Bergllle Dr.. c, ". Combs. 4.
Bird, and q. Barbee, in the parish of East
Baton Rouge.
Address, to the undersigned at the p~ost-of-
fee in Baton Rouge, Mancbac, or lbervilIe.
nov. 10 40 p. McKITRICK.
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NOTICE

Strayed or stolen, an iron gray horse, long
name and laII, and darker color than the BODY
no particular mark The ho<se is, a fine
animal, we'll made aud in good aFder, be can
ters, and is from IS TO I 5hasds high. Whoe-
verwil bring him 70 his oaice-or 10 the sub
scriber's will reeEgYe d leagdnabie reward.
sept9 81 4 LIE BLANC.