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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-16
IA. STEVENS, Editor g. Proprietor.
THE YAZ0O CITY WING.
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them must be paid for by the square.
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duction will be made from them in any cas-
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We copy the foIlowIng from the Hage1s-

We, copy the following from the Hagers.
town (Md.) Herald:
''Wo may as well state, for tie edifca>
ton of the Locos, that we have, ID thep per
Torrance Of our duty as recording 5, Gre
tary to the Hagerstown Clay club, recorded
the names Of fifteen voters who were the
friends and supporters of Martin Van Bu>
renin 1910. Moreover, gentleman of
veraeity counted to US the names of tea
worthy mechanics and laborers, who, resid-
ing not FIVE miles from Hagerstowh, have
recently abandoned the Locofoco marty, and
enlisted under the gallant and glorious flag
of Henry Clay md protection to ANGLICAN
! industry
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Livery Stable,
BY
c. J. BLACKNAAN g. J. WINF0RD.

D9FNSlAuSbBAuNO ~ - BSkSNu SIsDH
AFING opened the we'll known BRICK
STABLE, on Jefferson Street, Yazoo
CITY, it being the Street which Travellers,
Drovers and visitors will enter the city most
ly, and their giving particular attention to
this business alone, hope to receive lber-
al patronage in their line. Their charges
shall be moderate
Keeping horse per month, SO 90
Single feed, 25
other charges in proportion. They have also
Road Wagons, Teams, &c. &c, for hire
Those favoTing them with call, will have
their baggage sent to any Hotel or other
place in the city, without charge
We also have lots with shelter and water
for Drovers, and all Horses put up with us,
will be provided with good bedding.
Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay,
BOUGHT AND SOLD HERE.
Instructions strictly adhered to respect.
ing horses, &c. &c, left in our charge.
or Call and see US as you come in.
Yazoo City, May 4, 1914. 44-lf
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An Au0gOrY.
By MISS SARAH E. LOWELL.


Man was fallen: no more was he an in
habilant Of those Egyptian fields; no more
fo- him did the sweet birds carol forth their
morning lays of love and gladness; no more
for him did the beautiful flowers bloom in
celestial beauty, and scatter SO prOlusely
their aIomantic sweetness in the murmur>
ing zephyrs. Amidst all the beautiful and
harmonious arrangements of Nature; a.
midst the wonderfully magnificent and
complicated machinery Of Heaven, he be-
held the language of dark and uncertain
future, written in indelible characters
This was indeed picture of perfect de-
spair.
'And must he thus perish?' exclaimed
Pity; SIS there none of all this 'Host Of
SeraPhs BRIGHT none willing to leave this
happy, heavenly home, and become an in
habant of You dark world; scatter the
dark cloud so long resting on his brow;
perform the delightful task of cherishing,
soothing, and directing his thoughts up
lwardf ''Tis but justp said Justice, and
the roaring thunder re.echoed the stern re-
ply to the distant Earth. But Mercy in
terposed.
WAS he not created in the image oil
God! Was not the impress of Diety stamp
ed on his noble brow? Was he not intend.
Isl rs oya 4 SAY P say, P5g dd radd ff a6R
of thy wrath Justice was silent. The
beautiful spirit, Hope, approached ant
kneeling.- she asked one boon. The sterr
brow Of Justice relaxed, as he babe he
: name it, otis this: let me go far hence
to yonder wheeling orb, encirclcd by mid
} night darkness; there let me spend m,
hours, months, and even years, in endeav
oring to convert the darkness into Light
Let me but try and if all my plans are IN
t successful, viii return "Tis granted
}; on one condition, and the stern brow G
; Justice again darkened, shat in once be
e coming an inhabitant of Earth, you fol
: ever dwell there
s Hope babe adieu to all, and took he
/; flight TO Earth. There she commenced he
abors of love. Under her tender car,
every object soon began to wear difierer
aspect. She was the constant companio
Of Religion, and joined hand in hand, the
IS wondered through Earth's remotest bound
They cheered the dying, by pointing to Il
heaven of rest; and when the pure spit
= was loosed from its tabernacle of ella
Hope bore it on her wings 10 the gate
ID Paradise. Toll mouIner, she exteRdt
20 her hand, and speaking words of heaven
IN wisdom, babe her prepare TO meet the lC
: ones there. Hope also mingled in the mo
j. minute transactions of life and all felt til
st great indeed was the change she had wrong
TX At last, as a reward for her generous a
ms persevering sell sacrifice, Justice revok
his mandate, and she was again permit
the privilege of dwelling in Heaven. E
!, she preferred to remain on Earth, to smoc
the rough path of life,. and when the |
remaining mortal shall have passed FRI
Earth, then will Hope ascend TO the
bright regions from whence she came.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-16

SWEETNESS OF NATURE Surely there is
nothing in the world short Of the most undi~
vided reciprocal attachment, which has such
power over the working Of the human heart,
as the mild sweetness of nature. The most
ruled temper, when.emerging from the town,
will subside into calm, at the sight Of a
wild stretch of landscape .reposing in the
twilight of fine evening. 1t IS then the
spirit of peace settles upon the heart, IN
letters the thoughts, aud elevates the sou
to the Creator, 1t is then we behold the
Parent of the UniVerse.in his works, we sec
his grandeur in earth, sea, and sky-we fee
his affection in the emotions which the!
raise. and half-mortal, half-etheralized, for
get where we are in the anticipation ofwha
the world must be of which this lovely cart
is merely shadow.-Miss Porter.
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HYPoCRITE.-'Tis not that the hypecrite
despises good character that he is not enc
himself but because he thinks he can pur-
chase it at cheaper rate than the practice
of it, and thus obtain all the applause of a
geod man by merely pretending TO be So
] Fielding.
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81 have said that the country melts and
subdues the heart. II is true. Ihaye seen
a being in the flush and glow of girlhood,
who seemed to live and move in an atmos-
phere of lofty and passionate excitement |
have seen thousands hang upon her accents,
as she moved before them, like the T'rugic
Muse, her eye dilated and her features radi-
ant with the light of genius. have seen
the bosom OF the young and beautiful swell
ing at her glance, and the tears of hundreds
flowing at her bidding. Was there enjoy
ment then, in the mind Of her who thus
tary tempest that awoke in her own, and
tossed them on the 'laya waves and gust of
her own soul?' Alas, no! 1t was the ming
! ling Of labor and art, the ftlul fever of The
! brain.
"But have seen that one presiding at The
board of Home, with the serenity of unut-
terable affection on her brow, and the radi-
ancC OF happy thoughts in her eyes. The
peace of the country had brealhed upon heI
heart; and the impulses that its scenes en-
gender, had tranquilized her being. Gould
this be the same? Secluded, yet most con
tent, she had forgotten the hollow pagean
tries through which she had passed; the
noisy crowd unbroken applause; and then
the prejudices of altered OF dishonest crit
les, and the gossip of the multitude. ShC
had other objects TO utterly fulfil her spirit
/ A cherub, baby brow and soft Sddnnian lip
she could rain the warm baptism Of mater
! nal kisses; the companionship Of LOVING
friends and elevated thoughts, commun
. " it'll nature-these were her treasures an
/ her guerdon. Past pre.iudgments, misguid
ed frankness, and the weakness of cloud
f ed amor prtriG. seemed alike forgotten.
4 "Tell me not that the country is IonesmC
= 1t is rich with voices of comfort, and tone
+ Of delight It is vast and solemn cathee
: raj with walls and roof of azure gold, Ut
:, pillared and illimitable; its floors are Jesse
= ated with raInbow-colored flowers, and silyc
! streams and living verdure. It is hauE
! wherein to muse, and dream, and lift Ii
! soul, until the heart overhows in the reli!
!, DIN of its worship Willis Gaylord Car
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9NRg 81 ~
The Flight Of Time.

BY J. G. PERcIvAL.
Family Cow thou falling river,
Like dream that dies away;
Down the ocean gliding ever,
Keep thy calm unruffled way!
Time with such a silent motion
Floats along on wings of air:
To eternity's dark ocean,
Burying all its treasures there.
Roses bloom, and then they wither,
Cheeks are bright, then fade ard die,
Shapes of light are waited hither,
Then, like visions, hurry by;
Quick as clouds al evening driven
O'er the many colored west,
Years are bearing US to heaven,
Home of happiness and rest.
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CO-DartneFShiD.
New Orleans. Dec. q, 1913,


rvnr undsAaaigSSs4A 5K Is Rrs;s,. to inform
u their friends and the public, that Mr.
William Laughln has Withdrawn his agency
If our business at Vicksburg, and we have
appointed, in his stead, Messrs. HUGH WATT
g. GEORGE A. PECK, (who nave this day
opened an Office at the old stand OF Mr.
VIM. Laughlin,) under the firm of Hugh
Watt & Co, who will make CASH advances
and furnish plantation supplies on shipment
of produce 10 our address.
BURKE, WATT & CO., ". Orleans
WATT, BURKE s. CO., Matches.
June 10, 1913. 49-6t
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j. N. EL.AM.

Aeocds, dc, residaai d Bdton Rouge.
Sc propose De ne plus pratiquer que dams
les differences coursdes pafOissesd'Est eide
Quest Baton Rouge, Id cour de districtde la
P~aroiage de Goneordia, ct dams Ia Cour Sn.
preme d New Orleans OF Alexandra, aux
conditions auiyantes
/. Conseil legal tendant 4 prtyenir un
process, donne gratis.
2. Aucune charge ne sera faite pour con-
sells gu services fondus aux indigens 81 OPP
primes.
3. Toute charge n'exctdant pas cinquante
piastres sora payee d'aYauce-au-dessous de
einquante piastres, Ia Motto compliant ct la
balance Tors de la rendition du jugetneDt, on
autre accord mutael.
4. Dana q conr supreme, lorsque consefl
pour Pappellant, aucune charge additionnelle
sera faite-pourf appellte, les charges ser0nt
rtglts par accord mutuel.
s. line deVieHdra dams aucun cas- regpon.
sable pour frais GU documens.
Bayril 1943. 9
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SUMNER g. WINTER WEEKLY PACKET
RAINBOW, s. s, SELLEcK Master.
~ '"Tb"F "FPIJ w
PIKE g. HART, Agents.

"A BIAS PRIX POUR DU COMPLIANT
lie soussigne informe ses amis ct lie public
en- general gull Went de r~ecevoir un grand
assortimentde tree bellies marchandises, telles
que h~abillemens, mrrchandiscy seches ct de
go1t, propres pour la saison. II a fat des ar.
rangemens pour r~ecevoir des marchandises
gull pourra vendre a aussi bas prix pour do
compliant qu'aucun antre magasin dams cette
vile, ct il invite lie public a examinerses
marchandis3s ayant d'acheter ailleurs.
d. SANGER,
~ fey. = rue Lafayte.1e
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EPAK.

Arrste lie 90 mars d~ernier, par G.. p
Behines, sur son habtation a Springfield. a
environ trois miles du fieuve ct quatorze de
Baton Rouge, un cheysl a~lezan. marque au
Ter du cote gauche G B, il a une 6toiIe au
front at de Ia hauteur d'enyiron q~uatorze pau
mes LIE proprietaire est prize de le ~retfrer
en- sc conformant a la loi.
]. R. DUFRoCQ,
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G n R

Just received, on consignment, a few wa
CONS, Horse and Or Carts, made ofths best
materials, and substantially put up. The OK
Carts are four inches on the tread, and are
made for the Southern market. Planters or
others desiring to purchase, willfnd it TO their
interest to cali and examine them, as they will
be sold unusually low, for CAsH.
NAV zeth. s
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AVIS.

De Ii RosE, Coifeur, &c, (ci-deyant
chez Fourier, rue de Chartres,) informe res
pectueusement le public quill s'est ctabli a la
prochalne porte au-dessous dc Phillips ct La
notie, on il exerce sa profession dams toutes
les branches. II tire des dents, ct guerit le
nal des dents ct autres affections douioureuses
de la tete. II s'engsge d'operer une gueri.
son on ne charge rien.
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~REGuLEERE
Du Jury de Police de "a Paroisse Z Oucs
Baton Rouge.
AUJoURD'HrI &c . Septembre I3l

AUyoURp'HrI ce . Septembre 1871.
lie Juri s'est assemble conformement
a la Ioi, Membres presents Wessrs. III.
BergerOn, Rosemond Hebegi, Tr6yiIIo
Landry, ] B. Labauve, Jacques Molaisnn.
fills, Vim. Joyce, J H Grover, Simpson
Taylor, J V Durable.
VIM. Joyce Esq. a etc appel6 au fau.
ieul CONNIE President pro TEN. lie pre-.
sideDt pro tenn, a exhIb6 son certifcat
objection, quI a etc aPFrOuve.
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NonYEAIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Pour Ia p0sfe aaE lettres.

Ut EW PVsIs III F5E7C5.
La poste arrive do Ia Nouyelle Orleans le
Jundi ct lie Jendt
Ellie part peur Ia Nouqelle Orleans le Mer
cred ct le Samedi, Ct les paquets Sc termen
az heures apf6s midi.
La p5ste arrive de Natchez lie Mercredi ct
u Samedi, ct les paquets tour Natchez, Sc
fernent le Dimanche cite MeFeredi, a 0heu-
res do soir.
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B. Jaiorl.

AMOS ADAMS, Ayocae ct Conseillier
continue Pexercice de sa profession dams les
cours du troisieme ct quatrieme districts ;udi
ciaires ct dams IA cour supreme de REtat
Les affaires coRfees a ses SONS recevront
Pattention Ia plus assidus. Ut tent son Office
a Baton Rouge, encoignure des rues 3ems
ct Church, Fis-a.Yia l'eglise eatholiqus.
% ianyier sO
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snCIETr

Les sodssignts sont aujourd'hui entries en-
soci6tc SOUS la raison de Philips & Lanoue.
lis auront t~0uj0urs en- vente I'm assortment
gendralde marcltandisea de godt &c. lie es-
percent, parleur assiduitt, m6riter une portion
du patronage public
Baton Rouge, ftvrier 1943.
WILLIAM D. PHILLIPS,
4f6v So EUGENE LANOUE.
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o LABAvyE, greflier.
AgJoURn'HUI CT % Sent. I844

AUJ0BRD HUI CT I'd sept. >
lie juri s'est aassemb!6 conformement
a Procurement, membres presents, Ros.
H6bert, J. Bite. Labanve, TrevilIe Ian.
dry, VIM. Joyce,J Y Durable, ] Ell Gro.
yer. S Taylor, | w CHM.
Wm. Joyce preside Fassemblee.
lie president . nomme I'm comit6 pour
examiner le retour de Pelection de / w
CHM, Esq, nomm6 en- r~empIacement, de
hi Coertney. apres exanen, lie comft6
a rapporte que le dit Chinn etait dument
elu. lie comile nomm6 a p'efFet de con.
tracter aYec rediteur do Ia Gazette de B.
Rouge, rapporte gull a contract6 avec ce
dornler pour Ia somme de c~inquanle pias.
Tres tournissaht une Gazette au Tr6sorier
IT une a chaque membre du Jun lorsoue
cs deliberations du JuTi scront pubiics.
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u

lie soussignG informe espectueusement les
bAtisseurs ct a%utres, qu'l est pref a fairc
toute batisse en- brique on autre Outrage
dams &c genre; il ~fournira ausEi tous les ma
ttriaux necessaires tells que chaux, brique,
sable, a des conditions r~aisonnables.
II otfre ses services aux habitans sncriers,
ct il Sc fatte, d'apre5 81 Tongue experience
dams des ouyrages do sucrerie, pouvoir dom
ner pleine satisfaction.
Loyal BERHEL,
IL fey ! BFiqueterie de la Garrison.
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A CARD.
TO THE SUGAR PLANTERS or
LOUISIANA

All persons engaged in the culture ofsnpar
are hereby notified that the UNDERSIGNED has
become interested IN the original patents 10
those two useful Implements Of husbandry
known as Bryan'S Patent Cane Gutter, pate6.
ted as per letters patent dated at the civ Of
Washington, on the 9th June 1943, and
Bryan's Patent Cane Coverer, patented as per
letters patent, dated at the city Of Washing
ton the gath June same year and this 10 TO
give notice, that upon application to The un.
derslgneda at Baton Rouge, or to J. p. Bryan
g Co, or Louis A Marc6and Of Bayou Goula.
parish Of Ibervilie. TheTight Of use can be-
had, and the Instruments furnished at all
times, upon the shortest notice. The under.
signed also gives notice that all persons who
% not purchase the right Of use from one Of
the above individuals, are hereby forbid using
IN any manner the aforesaid Instruments Or
encroaching in any way upon the rights which
are secured TO him by said letters patent.
The utility Of these Instruments NAV be
agcertained BY reference to the following Ger.
t~ifcates.
AT Eprn GAYvEes
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FURNITURE

On consignment a lot If Furniture consie.
ting OF Dining and Breakfast tables, beau.
Beds.eads, &c, fer sale by
PIKE L HARI,
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VOITTRFs

lie eoussigne ayant engage d'e1cellens gu
vriors de Newark, N. j., ct aggrandi son eta
basement estpret a fare toutes sortes de re-
partitions aux v~oitures dams lie 1nei1leur genre
OF lie plus court d6lai, il ~sollicite une portion
du patronage public.
Aussi, un assortment de harnais, fabriquts
au nord, a vendre aux prix co0tant.
Des bois de Its do c~erisier ct p~euplier d
vendre a bas prix.
20 aont. 90 WIN. +. TUNNARD.
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Cheapest and Best Goods
IN BATON ROUGE.

IN BATON ROUGE.
~ The Yellop Store-Uaaer he III
Dry gooA-Fancy prfnst on latsst al.
assorted De, Ffanch do, half mourning al
mourning do, new style half mourhine H.
fancy blue do5 blue plaid domesfics aDro,t
cheeks; shirting STRIPES blue demirs as
soflea eottUDades, fancy cottohades; broad
collon damask; bed ticks brown Liner. net.
ting white aud brown table cloths; Caatep.
TANNERS, h%annels, m0leskin cassimeres. blask
AIpaeca, green Cifcasian, assorted English
Mef1noes bleached domestics, unbleaebb.
do, saddle blankets, co1ored cambrics. btack
bombazette, cotton velveis, extra fine black
sllkt IRISH Linens, Corseis and corded skirts,
gum elastic suspenders, black silk craYats,
furniture prints, Madras handkerchief, La
dies Stockings Of all kinds, mems half hose
Ladies night caps, children do, matrass bind
1rigs, Worsted do, coat do, worsted serge, white
and col0red flof gloves, cotton umbrellas.
bonnets aud bonnal ribbon, Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs tshell and horn Muslins
and Jaconets.
Doors AND sHoEs.-Calf sswsd boots, peg.
gsd do, Kip do, mud do.
Mems calf ssVed brogaRs, pegged do, hip
do, Creole pc, Russet do.
Ladies walking shoes, brogans Of ali kinds,
KID slips, Misses de- ehildrsn's shoes Of va
rious kinds.
Hats and Cabs-Cassimere hats, broad
brim hats BLACK and white1, glazed caps,
cloth and glazed do, fur do,
HARDWARE-Pocket Knives. scissors.
Tazors, Butcher Knives, table knives and fork,
carving DO, shoemakers' Knives, planes as.
soIied, chisels, augers, squares, drawing
knives, compasses, castings, Britnnnia metal
u mT4npuu E1uWxnA2T -sfxyx-- 12MT ~ &
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MATEI.4s

Les peTsonnes qui dteirent acbeter gu fare
iaire des m%atelas, sont prices de s'ddreeser a
Ia malson dugbn6ral Thomas, proche Ia ge6le.
Toutes les coinmandes seront promptement
executes, guarantees de la tneilleure facon ct
a iuste pfix.
On Sc chargera ausgi de monter ct de re-
parer touto espece d'ouvrage dams la partie du
tapissier. 6 mai, IL
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8. H. SMILEY, avocat, etc, pratiquera dan
les cour des troisieme. quatriGme, ct huitiGm
districts iudiclaires.
Toutes %affaires c%onises a ses soins rece
won't fattention la plus assidue. I~ltientson
bureau a Baton Rouge, Lee.
u novembrs. 40
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Negres ! Ia GeoIe Ell AN Hepof

Was committed to the Jail at Ba-
an tonRouge on the 26th Of April,
I'M 1914, a Negro woman who calls her.
AkN self Lydia above 50 or So years Of
W age, a large scar from a burn on the
- back of her rand and says she belongs
to a Mr.. Ewing near Clinton CLa) The own
er is requested to comply with the law and
take her away.
RRNAN IL
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A OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE COURT,
Enqt Rntnn D.,

I NUbAIL VUUhIi
East Baton Rouge
Whereas G Guzman administrators of the Es.
tate Of the late Pierre Dabencens deceased,
has filed in the office of the Clerk of said
Court an account of his Administrative on said
Estate.
Notice is hereby given to all persons intrus.
ted TO show cause within ten days from the
day this notice is first inserted in the public
News paper why the said account should not
pc appraised and homologated and made the
Judgment Of the Court.
CHAS. TESTER,
7. J,
Attest, a. WINTHROP, Clerk.
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MALLE DIES o. II

FABRIQUE DOUVRAGES EN- FER
BLANC, EN- CUfTRE EFT EN- TOLLE
lie sousgign6 s'ttant ttabli dams Ia rue du
Maine, Proche P6glise mtthodiste, informe
respeetueusement le public gull continue a
TRAVELLER dams Ia susdite branchc. D'aprte
une Tongue experience il sc hatte de pouyoir
donner entiGre satisfaction a ceux qui YOU
dront bien rbonorer de leur pratiqus.
Toute ferblantcrie confectionuGe gu rae
commodte dams lie plus court dGIai
JOHN TILANO.
26 few, 3
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Was committed TO tho jail at
IL Baton Rouge on the 18th Of jan
uary 1914, a negro man who calls
PK/ himself William, 5 feet Q inches
aaa% high, about 81 years of age, and
says he belongs to a Mr.. AIexan, below
PIaquemine. The owner is rquested 10 COM
ply with the law and take him away.
jan. 20. so B. BRYAN. jailor.