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be permitted TO draw its proportion of the
public money.
The subject Of normal schools or semi
naries for the education of teachers, is at
tracing much attention in several of the
States Of the Union, and in other countries
and by the pre-eminent advantages afor
ded by this means for advancing the cause
of education, it comneads itself to your
favorable consideration. Departments
for the education of professional teachers,
in the Ohio and Miami Universities, could
be established under the authority Of the
State, and by a part of the means derived
from the large endowments which these
institutions have received from the gov
eminent.
The following statement will show the
product of the State Common School Fund,
for the year ending 18th November, 49,
Al:
Balance on 18th Nov. l843 $40, 1872 Al
Amount received arisihg from
interests on surplus revenue,
grand levy, tax IN banks. &c. l95,60O SO
Total $235,733 1G
Amount apportioned and paid
the several counties 200, 600 90
Remaining balance in
treasury $35,733 l6
T., addition, 70 4bn ohoyo 4horo hoe hooD
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Gentlemen of the Senate
and House of Representatives:

and House Of Representatives.:
On the fifteenth day of April last, Viii
son Shannon resigned the office of Cover
nor ofthis State, in consequence of which
the office, according to the terms of the
constitution, devolved on me, as the presi-
ding officer Of the Senate. In obedience
to the acquisitions of the constitution, |
have, since that period, exercised the du-
ties %enjolned on the supreme executive
officer Of the State. In fulfilling the obi.
cations of this trust, it is made my duty
upon your assembling as the Representa-.
tives Of the people, to give you informa-
ton of the state ofthe government, of the
in which the duties assigned to
the executive department Of the State
have been performed, and to recommend
TO your. consideration the measures which
conceive to be e~xpedient and proper in
the present posture o -four public affairs.
Since the Representatives of the people
were last assembled, our country has con-
tinued to be highly favored, in all the
elements which contribute to individual
comfort, and to national prosperity. The
unexampled growth Of the State in popu-
lation, wealth and resources, has been
%unimpeded. And the intellectual, moral,
and social improvement of our people, and
their advancement in all the means which
appropriate the beneficence of Heaven to
felicltate the condition of human existence
on earth, eylnce that the never slumber-
ing eye Of an oyerruling Providence has
continued its guardian care over the well
fare ofour country, for which we cannot
too deyoutly and ferventIy render the
homage ofour gratitude.
The laws Of the State have been exc
cuted, during the last year, with usual
promptness and fidelity. Detailed accounts
of the finances and condition of the seve-
raj departments Of the government will
be laid before you by the several officers
who are required to make reports during
your session.
Theamount ofrevenue receiv-
ed for the year ending the
18th November, 1914, from
the several sources Of reve-
nue. for State purposes, as
distinguished from school
and canal purposes, $277, 1856 So
The amount remaining in the
Treasury, Nov. Is, 1843, 94,807 80
Total rev. for State purposes, 371,963 a
Am'nt applied to
the ~purposesof
the pubIicinst
tutions in Co.
Iumbus, $39,28O 90
Amt for support
ing the State
government, 155,O92 IS
Amt Of transfers
from general
revenue fund
10 canal and
school funds, 44,767 so
--- 239,141 27
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544,949 "a
Amt from the other sources
Of canal fund, 22,197 II
544,949 "a
Total Of canal fund,
1,233,338 Oh

Total oil canal iund, ~l,2oo,338 I'll
OF this amount $4,000 is applied to
the sinking fund, $1,167,444 SO is ap-
piled to pay the interest on the State debt,
and the balance to pay for repairs, &c, on
the public works.
The aggregate amount ofthe valuation
Of taxable property on the grand levy for
the year 1914, is $136, 142, $3.50 90. The
rate of taxation for State purposes is one
mill on the dollar; for canal purposes,
fire and a half mills; common school pur.
poses, n half mill; and for county
township, and other local purposes, eight
mills, making in the aggregate fifteen
mills on the dollar.
The revenue yielded to the several
funds, by this direct taxation, is as fol-
lows:
For State purposes, $745,64O 81
For canal purposes, 1850 "a
Common school purposes, 67,785 At
Total, 948,996 60
Tax on Lawyers and Physi-
clans added, which goes 10
common school fund, 6,473 SO
Total, 955,47o OF
The items of the assessment
for 1874, for local purposes
are
For county and county school
tax, Gas, 532 10
For road, 1859 81
For township and poor, l97,O04 80
For corporation, public build
ing and bridge, 199,4O6 20
For school house, 15,382 81
Total amt taxation for "A, 2,188,335 go
Amount Of d%elinquencies for
all purposes for l843, 152,307 SO
Grand aggregate of liabilities
for taxes in 1914, 2,34O,663 25
The public improvements which have
been undertaken by the State are now
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Bal. remaining in Treasury, 1882 II
The following statement shows the
condition of the Canal Fund, which is APP
piled to the purposes of the public works
and public debt of the State:
Amount arising from taxation
and transfers from other
funds, $666,19 90
Amount Of tolls, to wit
Ohio Canal, $338,367 81
Miami Canal, 74,904 20
Miami Extension Canal, 1868 10
Wabash & Erie Canal, 1926 Sc
Hooking Canal, 1925 90
Walhonding Canal, 1913 "A
Muskingum Improvement, 28,241 II
w. Reserve g. Maumee Road, 5,8l7 10
Turnpike Canal dividends, 29,456 Oh
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within a brief period of their entire COM
pletion. The Miami Extension Canal is
finished, with the exception of about
thirty-four miles, which is in progress
and will be fully completed early the
next session. The Walhonding Canal is
entirely completed, with the exception Of
the two short branches, neither Of which
have as yet been put under contract, and
one Of which, at least, is necessary in Or
der to make the investment in the main
work productive.
The entire cost Of all the
public improvements own
ed by the State, including
the estimated cost for COM
pleting Miami Extension
Canal, is $l5,577,233 Is
The investments of the State
in the stock of canal and
turnpike companies is 2,43l,430 SO
Loans OF credit to railroad
companies, 747,135 90
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948,996 60
CATS SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29
MnTICn

A1ANH
BY virtue Of proclamation dated III
May, 1914, and issued by Ills ExeelIoney A
Mouton Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
IN election will take place in this Parish, or
The The first Monday Of July next, and the two
following days for ono member to represent
the Senatorial District, and Two members fol
the Parish 10 the State Convention to bo
held at jackson on the first Monday Of Au-
gust next.
Also for two representatives from this Par
ish, TO the Legislature, and for one reprosen-
tatlyo for The third Congressional District Of
this State 10 Congress.
The election will be held on tic first day,
at Gen. Townsend's former residence at the
plains, and at the house Of James Willis at
Marehac, and on the second day at the for
mor residence Of James Forbes, and on the
third day al tho Court House, in the tow Of
Baton Rouge.
1t shall be the duty Of persons voting for
representatives TO the State Legislature at
the next July election to express on the same
ticket, the name or uames Of the person or
persons whom they may vote for as member
Of a State Convention, distinguish on the tick
ct the name Of tho candidate for the Senate.
rial District, from the name of the candidate
for the representative District.
LIST June, 1914. Gil. TES5lEB
l5 u. J..
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AVIS.

On trouvera d mon teurie l. Baton Rouge,
pendant Ia e4ison, 4 partir du Ter mars au Ter
Jain-L'Gla1on de race, importe, Nicholas.
IL est sans tgal CONNIE ehevai dc course ct
de- race. Les term9s s0nt m0dtrl8 pour s1ae-
cofder aux temps. loer eha4uo jumoht SIC
par saut, compliant, ct q %l5 pour Ia saison,
ct $50 ponr assuroF IN poulain Coux qui
plaeeroHt IegrH jnnent4 pour IA aaisou on as,
surance snfonf teDus de ~fournir leurs billcts
pourlc m0ntabt do 8 III fn De Ia saison.
ORIatFn-I3ttalo est par st Nicholas issu
da Moss Rose-Elg fat tlcv6e per Mr. Moss
de- York, Oh h19letarre, issn de Tramp OF
do Sancho, ST, NiehoIas, 10 pere dn suadit
fEt yendn q IN prince AlIemand pour II SOM
Tue De l2O0D ptastrca. lie premier OF second
prlx d ID degni6re ioirc ont ttG accofaes a dog
p]ouiaiag ]cr4ohdrtg par Nicholas.
> few. - ANTHONY MONGET.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baion Ponoo

d" ." y Z D"tD|C AAOu5Gs
by virtue Of a proclamation of hislExcelIcn.
cy the Governor of the state Of Louisiana, an
election will take place in this parish on the
first Monday of July next and the W sue
ceeding days, viz:
For a representative in Congress for the
third congressional district of this state,
For representative of this parish in the
general assembly.
For a member Of the State Convention for
this parish, and
For a member of said Convention for this
senatorial district.
The election will be held the first day at
Mr.. Stephen lie Balls billiard room, the Sc
cond at Mr.. Pierre Foret and the third at the
Courthouse in this parish.
The polls will be open each day from 10
A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ.
Persons voting for representatives 10 Con-
gress as we'll asto the legislature will men
ton on the same ticket the name or names
of the persons whom they may vote for as
members Of Convention, designating the
name of the candidate for the Senatorial dis
trlct from the candidate for the Parish.
june Is 10 L. FAVROT.
p
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j. NJ. ELAN,

Atocat, &c, rf8ilaHt q Baton Rouge.
Sc propose Io nc plus pratiquer que dams
les diHere1les. coure des paroisses d'Est eide
Quest Baton Rouge,la cour dc district de Ia
p%aroisso dc Cgneordia, ct dams ia Cour 5u-
prone d How Orleans ct Alexandria, aux
conditions suigantes:
l. Cogseil legal tondant d prtvonir IN
process, dome gratis.
2sAuc1ne charge nc eora fa3to pour con-
sells GU services r2ndus aux i~ndigeng ct OPP
PRIMES.
3. Toute charge n'excddant pas cinquarte
piastros seEa payGo d'ayance-au-dessous de
cinqaonto p]iastres, Ia Motto compliant ct Ia
balance Tors do Ia rendition du iugement, on
autre accord rHutueL.
4. Dams Ia eour supreme, lorsque consci1
pour l'appelIfnt, aucuue charge additionnelle
sera faite--pdur Pappea6e, les charges scront
rtgIts par accord mntuel.
B.. II nc degicndra dams aucun cas- rcapon-
sable pour Grais on doeumens.
+ aVril 1913,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of E0st RW0n R0uDe

y 7TT1T y I7EE TWTTT TVTTT.
Charles Tessier Of the Parish Of East Bat.
on Rouge, having the intention TO cmanci.
pate bis slave Rachel, aged about ~ years,
and having obtained the consent Of the po-
lice Jury therefore, every person who may
have legal opposition to said emancipation, is
required to file said opposition in tie Office Of
Of the clerk oftho Parish Court for said par
ish, within forty days from the date of the
presentnotice. Given under my hand this
ldth day Of June 1914.
II. w. FOWLER
june 10 10 Sheriff,
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JAMES 1YcCNLOp.
NOTLCE.

Sealed proposals will be received by w
b. Scott, Anthony Monget and George Grit.
fifth, until the 22d day Of June, for building d
bridge over Eaton Rouge Bayou, at its juno
ton with the Mississippi river, Of the follow
ing dimensions the whole length of the
bridge TO be 90 foet, l9 feet wide, and the
center post to be 25 feot high, the main tim
bers to be 10 by Is inches, Of good cypress,
with good and substantial railing around the
bridge, the flooring Of the bridge to be good
plank 2 inches thick.
The timber for building said bridge, can be
got near the place when the bridge is to be
built. The contractor to furnish bonds with
good security for the completion of said bridge
in thRee months after the contract is closed.
June 18th, 1914. 10
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COLLEGE DE sr. VINCENT,
Cnp GMardcnu. No.

StH 'h ~ Gtth, mo-
&c college a ttt incOrport par Ia L6gigla.
lure dc lIGtat dn Missouri, avcc les p]o6voirs
ct privileges accordtg aux Colleges ct Uni.
vorsit6s dams les Flats Unia,il est silnG i
q~uarante miles au-desBus de rombouchuro de
POhio, sur une petite cote don l'on jouit dc
Ia Vue Ia plus agreeable qui eInbrasgc les deux
riYcs. ii y a uno maison dc campagfe q I'M
mile ct domi du college Oh les Gl6vcg pour.
roht pas5or les jour5 do rtcrGationg ct DO va.
canoes.
lie syst6me .d'tducation est cIassiquo gu
commercial.
Quoique cetto institution soft dirigte par
des eccIteiastjqneB catalogues, on y recoit in.
dIstlnctoment des tltyes 4 Q~ue1quo religion
qu'iIs aPparticanent.
CONDtTfoNs-Pension annuelle, v compris
ie bIanchl8sage, 10 raccommodage ct l'abon-
nement au modooin, $3.50. Payables 8 moig
d'avance.
On paiora gtpartment pour les Iaugues Al
fernando, HapagnoIo ct iGaIiennc, ainsi que
pour IA musiquc, lo dessiu ct Ia CHIME.
II Gera librG aux cloves de Dasacr lea va
canoes chez Ielrs paren8 gu au college.
L'argont pour les menus p)laisirs sera dtpo-
sc entire les mains dc Ptconolne de P6tabiis-
Bcmenf.
Pour plus alnpIes inlormalions, B'adregser a
NJ AdoIphe Kozcr, avocat, agent, % Elk
change Place, IN. Orleans, on au Reverend
Brogarl, a Baton Rouge.
Is mars g II. FIGART, President.
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VOuURES! !.

LIE soussign6 ayant engage ~d'excellens ou-
vriers dc Newark, N. J., ct aggrandi son eta
blissenlent est pref d faire toutes sortes de re-
paration8 aux v~oitures dams lie meilIeur genre
etle plus court d6lai, il s~ollicite une portion
du patronage public.
Aussis ur assortment de harnais, ]fabriqu6s
au nord, a rendrc aux prix codtant.
Des hois de Its de c]erisier ct peuplicr .
vendrc a bas prix.
30 aodt. % WIN. F. TUNNARD. q
s. H.SEIPLEY, avocat, etc, pratiqucra dan
les courdes troisiGme. quatrieme, ct huitiem
districts ju,licIaires.
Toutes afaires coniGes a ses soins e c
vront fattention Ia plus assiduc. utientson
bureau . Baton Rouge, lie.
- noyenlbre. 40
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NNTLCE

1t is seldom that the elections and the
fourth Of July do not interfere, but this year
the 4th comes the next day after the three
days of election. | therefore invite the Ia.
dies and gentlemen of tho parish of West
Baton Rouge to assist in the celebration of
that day at my sugar-house, where | viii
try to have something to cat and drink, aud a
large room where those that like to dance
can do SO. All my friends are invited to at
tend,
Juno IS 10 JAMES HcCALOP.
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Cheapest and Best Good
IN BATON ROUGE,
he Yciiou Stsc--U Inter he Hill


Al he YcdtaD Stac--Uade he Hill
Dnr ~Goops-Faney prints Of latest sly
assorted do, French do, half mourning
mourning do, new style half mourning
fancy blue dol blue plaid domestics APP
checks; shifting stripes; blue denins
sorted cottonades, fancy cottofades bro
cotton damask bed ticks brown ~lincn,n
ting; Wits and brown table cloths Cant
/ ~fahneis, ~dannels, m1lcskln cagsimercs, bla
Alpacca, green C1fcasian, assorted EngI1
MeHnoes bleachea donestics, unbleach
do, saddle bla uketst coIored ~cambrics, blaC
bombazette, cotton ~Velgets, extra fine biat
I silk, Irish Linens, Gor9ci3 and corded skirt
gum elastic suspen ders, black silk craVaF
furniture prints, Mastrag Handkerchief, l.,
dies Stockings Of all binds, mems half hose
Ladies night caps, cslildr en- do, matrass bind
lnes, worsted do, coatdo, ~N1orsted serge, white
and colored flot gloves, cotton umbrellas
bonhets and bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs G,heIl and horn,) Muslins
and Jaconets,
Doors AND snoE3-Calf sewed boots, peg,
ged do, kip DO, mud do.
Mems calf sewel brogans, peggsd DO, kip
do, Creole pc, RUSS do.
Ladies walking .noes, brogans O.. all kinds,
kid slips, Misses d., childfen's sho es Of va
rious kinds,
HITS aad Cqpst-Cassimere hats, broad
brim hats BLACK .and white1, glazed c. apsr
cloth and glazed de-, fur do,
HARDWARE-.ocket Knives, scissors,
razors, Butcher Knives, table knives and fork,
carving do, Shoemakers' Knives, planes as
sorted, chisels, aHger5, squares, drawfag
knives, compasses: castings, Britannia meta
spoons, German SILVER do, Iron do, French
locks, knob locks, anproved patent knob do
Knob Latches, Notfolk do, brass plated spurs
premium screws, spatcnt butt and strap hir
ges, cut tacks, beads, silver thimbles, imlta.
ton 90, waiteSs, sfucepans, spades, ~shingiing
hatchetst &c,
CROCkERY-Cranite dishes, all sizes
salad do, dinner, breakfast and soup plates
coffee and tea cups, bowls, white and painted
ewers and basins--:and various other articles
too numerous to mention.
G5Call and examine before purchasing.
3 CHAS. "A. HILL.
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AVIS,

De La. RosE, Coiffeur, &C., (ci-devant
chez FourEier, rue de Chartres,) informe res
pectueu8eraent lie public quill s'est 6tabli a Ia
prochaire porte au-dessoua de Phillips ct La
noue, OF i~l,,eXcrces 81 profession dams toutes
les branches. II #tife1es dents, ct guerit lie
NAL des debts Ct autres affects douioureuses
de la tete. Il s'eugage d'oPsFer une gutri-
son GU ne charge rien.
mas )
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E%NCANTEuR pnRLfG.

10 sonssignG ayant ttt nomfn6 EnGanteur
pour Ia paroisso d'Egt Baton Rouge oGro eos
services a la communaut6 en- general ct q sos
amis en- particlier. On pout 6tre assure quill
scra tres p]onctuel ct il espGro satisfairc en-
tout point les pcraonncs qui voudront bien
lemployer.
II a l'inteution d'avoir IN encan rtgulior
t9n9 les Samodis don't lg. Ter aura lieu le 4
Mai proclaim.
II agril II III. IANOUE. Sr.
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PUBLIC

The undersigned having been appointed
Auctloneer forthcParsh of East Baton Rouge,
tenders his services to the Public at large and
TO his friends in particular, he will attend the
business with punctuality in every respect,
and he hopes to The satisfaction ofthose who
will employ him.
From the 4lh Of May next, there will be a
public sale every Saturday,
II. LANOuE sen.
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Dune joijc pronrilt6 q eapiroa I miles
de Baton Rouge.
On oife a vendre une habitation, conte-
l'71t SIX cent q~uarante arpens, a peu pres
DC detrIches, born6e a Fest par les lerres
DEF Madame Cobb, ct a rouest par ceIles de-
5%EHiofe. Pour plus ample information s'a-
lF{s5cr a Madame veuve d. Peyronnin, sur
"a Sate habitation, "a a II. Brunot, avocat. 4
Rouge. aYril Is 10
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NOTICE.

Mr.. De La Rose, hair dresser and cutter
(from Dr.. Fourier, Chartres stteet) informs
the public that he has opened store next
door below Phillips and Lanoue, where he
carries on his business in all lis branches
also teeth extracted, and tooGh-ache and other
affections of the head elsctualIy curcd-No
cure n0pav.
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FUTOl7NF u TYK THIVW FtVUJT
LuSDI 3 JUN, :

" ~ 49,
Alloy, 3 L. y. Rhodes, 4 K. i. Young
Joseph Head.
Les membros s]uIvans, nouycIIement
dlus ont pris lcurs places apes uVoif PFoduIl
Icurs ccrtifIcats.
Ward No 3, .Thomas DeyajI, u fhlIlP
Garig. o Manuel Lopez, 10 hgbart Morgan
III w. ID. Lea, IL David Pate.
Sur motion Mr.. Head a lrla 10 iattiehIi
Of a nomnt James Alley ct Monget d un
comitt pour examiner les c"rlilicaty dos
nouycaux mcmbrrs, doat IClectIon "st ap.
proIvcc.
Lao jury a aIors proHtia d ! election 81 ~
president, ct al d lpouIIIcncnt do seoniin,
NJ. Thomas Ntyai, a otG aPPcIe au iaU-
tcull,
10 jury dc Police Ginnt organise, loc'
tiro n tt6 fate du procct verbal DC Ia der
micro session.
Une petition dc Mcssr5 Coid"eIi ~
Hicky a ttG prdscntco NJ jury de police,
d9mandant Ia permission d'oncIore Ia lcycc
ct la tcrro en- dehors, On face Dc Ionr habl
taiion sur le Mississippi Ia dlto p%oiltiou II
Gt6 Iuc, ct ayant etc mise aux YoIS, Il cue
rtiettdr.
Messrs J. BuInoz ct John A. Bills, Ont
Gt6 NOMINEES constab,as d. RaroIs3o en- 80
Conformant a la loi.
Mr.. Lea n pr6sentG uno petition attn,
d'obtonir uno appropriation dc trols cents
piastos,pour constrnlrc un po9ht sur % blE
Sandy Creek Gle Il Gt6 LUG OF cnYoyco
uu londomain.
Une petition n GlG pr6scntdo nu jury dc
police, dcmandant que StePhon' MS DC
Mde. Young, soft place suG Ia ltsto dos
pnuvros indIgens ellie n Gto Iuo oI rCjcIleo.
TN compile do Joshua Alexander pour
l'entrotien dun pauyro inpigont, a etc
examine ct reirtd. .
lie Jury do police s'cst a~joGrn6 pour s'as.
scmbIGo cot upr6s.midi n trqis hours.
Lundi oprq'.midl
lie jury s'cst assemble coplormtmcnt d
l'aiournetnont, prGgeus les mpmcs mcnbrc5
du matin.
Resolu, Que les o]uyrio:s do r. W..
Newport, p. Harrison, ell Van. Noble,
SoiSn' PAGES sur !" P''"o '"'"'' ~
''I5o"u, o.. 4 q witt,
q iS W. NsIG 10 a. Iy;',I iaL, Prn,,
HERS, J.. s. Rhodes, OF J. y. KIcinpctcr
soft places sur 10 railroad do cypress boyou
nu yieux champ de Barton, Lo inrv de po.
leo a proced6 a pcIcction i'un assessor
" P,",oGo u, ~, D1,, U.m,,a ,a,n
i'ann6e 1914 ; au d6pouiIlamont du.scru.
tin, James d. Stuart, aya1t recu Id ma.
iorit6 dos voix, a 6t6 declare d0ment tlu.
Uno petition do James SQals ii Ct6 lue,
d~emandant In permission d2uvrir an che.
min do son habitation, travcfsant la Conf.
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lie soassigHG infornG respectuGusenen les
batlsseur8 ct autres, quill est pref a faire
toutc baiisse en- brjquc on autre Outrage
dams &C genre; i f~0urnira aussi tous les ma
t6rlauX ncccs5aircs tells que chaux, brique,
sable, a des conditions r~ai50nnables.
II 0Itfe SEES services aux habitans sucriers,
ct SO iiatto, d'apres sa tongue experience
dams des oayrages de Hucrerie, pouvoir dom
ucr pIcine satisfaction.
LOYAU BERuEL,
il fcV Briqaetcric de Ia Garrison.
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NOuNELLE s0CIEII

Les BulsstgnGs sout aujourd'hGi entries or
socittc SOUS Ia Taison dc Philips u Lauoue
lis auroft t~0aioGr8 en- yento un assortment
gentralde laarcIandjses dc goht &c. Uses.
percent, parIcur assiduitt, mcritcr une portion
du patronage public.
Baton Rouge, | fGyrier 1913.
WILLIAM ID. PHILLIPS,
4fGv 50 EUGENE LANOUE.
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Prospect nh, ,Jrne Is, 1914.
Those persons who have called for my SER
vices during my absence from home, are in.
formed that | have returned aud am ready to
attend 10 my professional calling.
A. J., PLOUGH, Dentist.
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3. Fl. s-HIPLEr, Attorney and Coup .sellora
Law, will practice in the several COZ rts of -,
thlrd, fourth and eighth Judicial districts.
All business eGtrussed to his care shat 70.
prompt atsentIon.
NoT ~ 40 qfice III Baton Rouge, L.
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ID Conduit au Depot de Baton
AZ ERonge, e Is JUN 1913, de Ia
Tfgedle de Livingston, I'M nGgre qui
EX9 ,se nomme George Edward, 5 pieds
sn739 pouces, age d'enyiron 10 ans,
il a une c~itatrice sur le pied droit, dune ap-
parence cl5ir lairet hardi, il Sc disait appar-
teHir prenarefaent a Mr.. Nichols, apres a Ia
veuve jenkins, des Attakapas, maintenant Sc
dit aPpaffeafra Nathan Smith sur Ia riviere
Anite' Lug ProPri6taire est prize de le retirer
en- Sc eoHfGrmant d Ia loi.
"a jun 20 B. BRYAN. eecliar.