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April II, lS44-d.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NUIICEs
NOTICE is hereby given that at the April Term
IN A. D. 1874, of The Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe County o, David b. Patton and James
Nesbit received letters Of administration on the es-
tate of James Patton deceased Allpersons, there
fore, having CLAIMS against said estate will present
them legally proven for settlement within one year
from this date and all persons indebted 70 said es-
tate will please settle the same Immediately.
DAVID B. PATTON,
JAMES NESBlT,
April 5, l8i4.--3t Admrs'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the April term,
~ A. D. ls44, of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county Ohio, Francis Allen was appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Thomas Allen,
deceased. All persons, therefore, having claims.
against said estate will present them legally proven
for settlement, within one year from thIs date;
and all persons indebted to said estate will please
settle the same Immediately.
FRANCIS ALLEN, Admir-.
Nav 3, 1874 ~
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THE MARKETS.

GAINESVILLE, May 9.--Wheat 62cents,
flour So SO.
New York-Wheat l02 q lo6;
flour 5 95a537. y
Cincinnati Wheatl75 cents, rye 30
to Sc, oats 90 to 81, corn 81 to a8,
white beans 80 to liz, cosn meal 81 to
81, feathers 95to %.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-10

JTo CoRREspoNpENTs.--Philos is
unavoidably delayed until next week.
We will state for the information of
"Amelia," that some historians say that
there were cIoisters attached to the
temple of Jerusalem.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-10

DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
FOR MONROE COUNTY.
DAVID KIRKBRIDE,
ALEX. SHAW,
ALEX. HUMPHREYS,
ISAAC A. BROCK,
WIN. S. WILSON,
GEORGE w. DURKEE,
HENRY CRUM,
WILLIAM HILL,
DANIEL DAUGHERTY.
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srArE on OHIO. MONROE COUNTY,.

Rhoda Walker Thedefendant Wilson Wal
VS. ker will take notice, that the
Wilson Walker complainant has this day filed
her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
County, praying FOR divorce on the ground Of
more than three years wilful absence Of said VIII
SON. EDWARD ARCHBOLD.
April 5, lsi4.--6cw. Attorney for Petitioner
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DISSOLUTION ofPARTNERSHlP.

sent dissolved the partnership heretofore existing
between us, and known under the name of the firm
of JAMES W. SHANKLAND & CO. The books
belonging to the firm will be settled up by John NJ
Rownd. All persons indebted to said firm are
requested to call Immediately and close their res
pectve accounts The business hereafter will be
continued by James w. Shankland.
JAMES W. SHANKLAND.
JOHN M. ROWND.
Lexington, Monroe CO. o. April 20, 1874 9tf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-10

hz-The following short address OF tne Demo-
cratic Delegation in the two Houses of Congress,
from OHIO, to the democracy Of this State, will ex-
plain itself:
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF OHIO.
FRIENDS: You are aware that the democracy
of the Union, of whom you constitute SO aargea
part, have appointed convention, to meet on the
9th instant, in the city of Baltimore, for the pur
pose of nominating candidate for the presidency.
You are aware, also, that, in almost all the States
of the republic, the democratic people, assembled
to appoint delegates to that convention, expressed
in the most solemn form, and with unequalled
unanimty, their preference for Martin Van Buren,
over all others, as their candidate; and that in most
of the States they gave to their delegates explicit
instructions to vote for him as such candidate in
that convention.
We, your democratic delegation in the two
Houses of Congress, deplore the necessity which
compes us to advise you that, notwithstanding this
state of facts we have to fear that very Sc
rious movement has, for weeks, been ON foot, in
this city, in the absence of the people, which is in
tended to act, fpossible upon thatconvention, and
to induce that body to set aside the will OF the A
merican democracy, thus explicitly and solemnly
expressed-to discard the man in whose favor that
will was so expressed, and to nominate in his stead
some other, or any other person .
! We, therefore, take this method thus to advise
YOU that, in this movement if such there be, we
have no part, nor in the motives which promptit.-
We make this public declaration in order that we
may not be confounded with those engaged in this
transaction; and in order, also, that we may forev-
er hereafter stand before you our friends and con-
stituents, and before our brethren throughout the
Unon blameless of all the disastrous consequences
which, should this movement succeed, may result
to the democratic party.
w. ALLEN,
BENZ. >TAPPAN,
JOHN B. WELLER,
JACOB BRINKERHOFF, :
EMERY d. POTTER,
H. ST. JOHN,
T. WIN. C. McCAUSLEN,
JOS. MORRIS,
JAS. MATHEWS,
E. DEAN,
A. DUNCAN.
WASHINGTON CITY, lst May, 1874.
Sofar as am concerned, as representative o.
the people ofmy district, the subject of the pres
idential nominee of the democratic party to be de
cided at Baltimore, on the 9th Instant desire tina
convention to decide the matter in accordance will
the wishes of those they represent
J. ]. MCDOWELL.
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N O TICE e

is hereby given to all concerned that on the list
day Of April 1s44, Sarsfeld Clark, Admr. Of Z.
Atkinson dec d. filed in the Court Of Common.
pleas of Monroe county, o. his final settlement ac-
count as such Administrator, which was continued
until the June term Of said court, for confirmation
WIN, 0KEy, Clerk
April 2, ls44-st
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TEXAS.

The letter ofMr. Van Buren on the
interesting subject Of the annexation OF
Texas to the United States, will be
found on the first and second pages Of
to-day's paper. We have no doubt
but this letter will be read with interest.
We have also the letters Of Mr.. Clay
and Mr.. Benton on this subject. Mr..
Clay takes grounds against the annexa,
tion. We will next week publish the
treaty between the United States and
Texas, lately sent to the Senate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-10

The Boston Statesman makes the following just
remark;
'sWhen Clay formed that most infamous coal-
ton by which the vote OF Kentucky was cast for
John Quincy Adams, he (Adams) had not friends
enough that state to start electoral ticket for
him. It's not possible that the people of this free
country are ever to reverse their righteous judg-
ment of that abomDiable bargain, by further eeva-
ton of either of the parties to it,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE;

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The subscribers have received letters testamen.
tsry on the estate Of Levi Stephens, lsie otsald
county deceased All persons indebted to sssa
estate are requested to make immediate paymenti
and all persons having legal claims against said es
tate are requested to present them within one yeaE
duey authenticated for settlement.
HENRY G. MORRIS,
ADA LAW.
Adms.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-10

The Hon. Dixon H. Lewis has been
appointed BY the Governorof Alabama,
10 gil the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of the Hon. w, r. King.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-10

A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT-The following
is an extract from the speech of Hon. John W.
Dana President of the Senate of Maine, at the close
ofthe Legislative session:
"Senators, we are about TO separate, probably
never all to meet againon earth. May urives be
such that we may be allowed to re-assemble in that
realm where human imperfectons will have ceased
to require human legislation, under that Great
Lawgiver, whose code isbut one law, and that of
,a,fa L.,
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no-The following short address of the Demo-
cratic Delegation in the two Houses of Congress,
from OHIO, to the democracy Of this State, will ex-
plain itself:
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THE VOICE OF OHIO.

FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, of Trumbull County.
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w. ALLEN,
BENZ. >TAPPAN,
JOHN B. WELLER,
JACOB BRINKERHOFF,
EMERY d. POTTER,
H. ST. JOHN,
VIM. G. McCAUSLEN,
JOS. MORRIS,
JAS. MATHEWS,
E. DEAN,
A. DUNCAN.
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TREBuNAuX DE pAsls.
80 lrLhulnlieas 10 7alNeaE
A rRoros De a%Acu6IRE,

LIE sieur Marengo, dentisir, c~omparaIt
Auioud'hu dcyant Ia barre de Ia justice de
palx. Jamais audience ma prtsenl6 situa
ton Plus oomique. Jef6mo Bichet, gros
Auvefgrat I%oufiu. u here's principal dams
ponique but de nfichir, =, pouss par &c
desir de th6sauriser qui n'appartient
ua'aux entants BE rAavergne n vendu au
sie.lr Marengo... Devinez qqoii Son rate
her. c'est.a dirc irente. deux dents super
bes. tant incisives que molaaes... liyrables
apres "a mort. yoici dn resie Ia copie de
l'ttrange Specification qui lamene devanI
ls tribunal.
".... Ell parlaut i = P~ersonne, an nom
do sieur Maaenao, al signii6 an sieur Je.
rhine Bichet d'avoir a prendre ious les
sims pnsSlbles pour prtserrer son systGme
6sntaife.. En- consequence je deH'ande
Gull lui snit enjolnt d'aVoir a Sc nonrrir de
yFande non os~euse. De pain tendre ct au-
tres NETS faciles aux operations mazillai.
re-. Qu'il lui SOFT d4fendu de briser, bro.
e presenter meme aug dents tous
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LIS noIGT pn DrEu.-Neus %trouvons
dams an journal din matin le r6oit sulvant
dnut nous n'enteaaons Announcement prem,
Ore IA gatante
" Tn marchand de c%riStanx Fl de p6r.
crlaimrs, Nunnm Nognts, ain u rendall,
soiyant SON habitoye, dams une petite vile
aux enviraus do Lnfient. avpc I'm charge.
msnt de ctis,aux, potcelaines II Nutres
m~archanalses, ~rencontra as>ez tard un
iene enfaat extshu6 de fatigue ct hi pan.
dant plus aaIcHer. " II fat tFopl frold.
dir le matchand, pour to iaisser lnonter
sur ma volture uais ie vais ID placer
dams ON endratt on ta seras hes a
miodA.s Etll.le btpttn dams IA niche dn
CHEN qut etait vide. \ quclqne aistnn.
ce de Ia, lie Sleu9 Nognes Tut atlaqae par
denN hainnes armes qui, ap6s lti,
avnir prs D on 1000 r., doat il 6lait
porte II. lui t,eat paSsef Ia voilure sur le
corps pour falre croire d IN accident. mais
l%'enlant cache sous ID volture, al tut
Va ct tout entelido, u senble ayoif eie
apostle par I'll providence Ioar dbrOtysrir u
crime ct d assf les ptecaaiions prises par.
trs assassinss mi gfand nafnbte j accidents
du genro u celli aoquel ! vaalaient fai.
re croire ayant en- lTeu sur ms grandps
routes depaiS g~uelqle temps ans e~VeIilpr
ucu soapcon. Des qae les y~olei4S Is.
rent elolgnes, lsafant fit avancer 10, eh
yaux, IT cenx ci ne s'arelerent que ~.
dus i lcur destination. Alors l'enEani
plus most que VII, Sortit de sa cachetse, G,
raconla a un certain nombre de
qui eaient reuRteS dams Paubprge ce qui
etait arrive. Lnrsqu'h .aprrfut dams iii
coin les d, TX iudividus qul s'alaipI4lt E
d"s couPabiss de Get horrible as.a*>lnar,
II les desigus al maitre qni les f arrater
le-chamP. &c sont. dit on. desk for
cats eVades lis 6tai@nt dfguis6s en- gen
darmcs."
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Cheapest and Best Goods
IN BATON HODaE.
IA "a TeH0W aLmeAIndnr "a HR1.

Az he Yetov Shore nader The mn.
Dry Goods-Fabey prints Of latest sfyte
$50 RED do, Ffanch doshaif mourning d.
mourning 90, new style half mourning d.
fancy blue dot blue PLAID domaslis i. apron
checks shifting sttipesi blue demjns as
sorted e0ttuhades, fancy c6tlsnadss httaA
cotton damasky bed ifrbst bfoen ti6snefrtse
ting / whits and brown Tube etathsl gapt9ss
hannels, h%anDeis, HDleskin eassinefes. black
Alpaca, green CiFeasian, assorted English
Metifioes ! bleached d6tnesties. aDbleachns
do saddle blahRstsy cGl6fed gombfits black
b0mba1ettei cotton y~elFfts, extra fine black
silk, Irish Linens, G6fseis and corded shitfs.
gum elastic suspendafs, black silk cfaysts,
furniture prints, MIDAS Haudkefebi4fs, La
dies stockings Of all kinds. mems half hose.
Ladies' night caps. children do, matrass bind.
tnEs, worstea do, coat do, wofsted serge white
and c9loted al6i gloves, cotton umbrellas,
~bonnets aud bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosons
shirts, side combs fshell and horny Musiins
and Jaeoheis,
Dobrs AVN suora--Oaif sswad boots. psp.
eed do, Kip 90, mnd dd.
Mems calf sewed bfogans, pevesd do, ktp
DO, Creole 20, Hnsses do.
Ladies Walking shoes. bropans III an kinds.
kid slips, Misses do, ehildfen's shoes Of va-
rions Kinds,
Hats md Caps.-Ca inere hats. broad
brim hats [black and Whitel. glazed caps,
cloth and glazed do, fur do.
HARDWARE-pocket Knives, scissors.
razors. Butcher Knives, table knives and FORK.
carving do shoemakers' Knives. planes as
sorted, ehitelst angers, squares, drawing
knives, conPasses, castings, Bfiinnnia metal
spoons, German silver do, Iron do, French
locks. knob loeks, improved patent knob do,
Knob Latches, Norfolb do, brass plated spurs,
premium screws, patent butt and strap hins
Ees, cut lacks, beads, silver thimbles, imita.
ton Sc. waitess, sauce pans, spades, ~shiBgiing
hateHets, &c.
CROCKEHYAGfahite dishes. si sizas
Salad do. dinner, breakfast and soup plates
coffee and tea cups, bowls, white and painted
%eRefs and basins-and various other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
GCall aniexamine before purchasing.
0 CHAS. Al. HILL.
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FAsf1IoN 1oCKY CLuB.
Ell Mcekinn. 1914.


TINS Races over this Course will commence
on Tuesday the 29th day Of October. First
Days Race "A two year ed S~weepstake, al.
ready closed with six cntries--nile heats
5000 entrance-S50 forfeit
Gen. A., g. Carers. c. Frank Webber, by
Josh Bell, blood DC the dam moi known.
NJ. q. Gaulden enters CHI. flly Kelterlow
Belle, BY KeHertown, dam Sally Everett.
VIM, D. Garter enters b. c. George Redding,
by Stakeholder, dam Brown Fanny, by Der.
trand.
John Rist enters $. f. Isabella, by Long Tom,
dam Nancy Black. I
Carter & McKneely enters bro. by Stock
holder, dam by Jerry.
d. f ScRae enters.s. ST by Elias Rictor, dam
Black Vase.
On the same day d sweePtak for 3year old
rreoies Of Lauislana-$l00 autrance-S5O
forfeit--nile h~eafs--fhree or more to make 4
race-to name and close on the 1t day oi
October. All colts brought into the s ate be-
fore they were eighteen months old are eon.
sidered crtotes.
Second Day-Joeky Ctub Purse d S200-
$50 entranee-twn mile Heals.
Same Day--A Sweepstake, free for all 3
year olds--'wa mile heats-S200 entrance
$50 f~orfeif--thter or mofeto make a race-to
name and close The % h If October, 1914.
Third Day-JdckY Club Purse Of 200 dsf
lars--20 dollars, eaffance-three mile leaiss
Same Day--A SWeepsiake for 0 year old.
mile haats--l00 dollars enfranre-25 dol.
lars forfeit-three or more 10 make a race
to name and close the lst day of October.
Fourth daf-Proprietor's Purse Of $50 dol.
lars-mIle heats-best tire in fiye-entrance
ten per cent.
Same Day--A Post s~take--mile heats
100 dol. entFanre--nominatione sealed and
delivered TO the President of The CIur al 5
o'clock the day previous, accompanied with
the entrance money.
JOHN e; WALKER. Proprietor.
Port Hudson. L., Jnue "a. Is44
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AVS.

De LA RosE. Coifeur, &C., (ci.devapt
chez Fourier, rue de Chanrcs3 lnforme res.
reimbursement lie public qu'iI a'est tfabii 4 Ia
procbaine porte au-dessous de Phillips Ell La
noue, oi Il exerfe sa professions daps toufes
les branches II ire de- dents, ct guerit le
NAL des donls Ell antres affections douloureuses
de Ia ,efe. II e'engage d'operer une gueri-
son ou ne charge rien.
mars
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D %Ancr1oNEER.

The undersigned having been appointed
Aucuonecr oriheParsh ofEa4t Baton Rouge,
tenders hia services TO the Public at large and
10 his friends in particular, he will attend the
business with punctuality III every respect,
aud he hopes TO the satisfaction ofthose who
will employ him.
From the 18th ofMay next, there will be a
II. LANoUE sen.
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-E|NGANTEuK pnRLlo.

ite soueslgie ayant ete hofhnle blcailteuF
pour ii p]afaisse d'f'st Baton Rouge otife ses
services q Ii eomlnunauft en- general ct a see
1nig en- partitfefi On peut ttfe assure quit
4efa Tres p~oaetuel ct I eHpefs sattsfathg Ell
tout point les pefsonnes q1i voudfOnt bien
employer
II l't0tehtton d'avoir i'm efieHn r69nlie
tous los samedis don't le Ter aura lieu lie i
Mai tlfoehaib.
~ avFii ~ II. LANUUE, Sir,
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lie HouasiHtt Went De fgBevoift gu pfeparef
I'm assortment De m6ditaHlens siihfles et
ebmpBstst tTlns 6it tla thnisis ei prepares
apa6 Eolh, Ell Boht gafahtis lfais ct de prethies
re q%ualite aux pfia leg plue modbfts, ct aug
tefnes otdihaires.
Un assortment de Sulfaie do quinine |;
do. dc Morphine.
Preparations d'iods do. de Ter &c.
Eau De feHF d'0ranger do de Cologne,
lfmpiatfe vtsitaiottH Seidlitz powders,
Divers sifopB4 Hightsie ltauida &C.
GathDu prepare j l'ambse pour dontier lh
pifIum, ct uhe sayeuf af6matidde Il Ia bolche,
pour dttruife los nanvHis fappvfts aeeasidtnes
par lB tiHAffs "a medicines
May L IL II 1OURDAN.
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MA rlLfE MARtER

ps,itss lepfs qBi %troissts eur la rye
10 van, ialouk passa pour yniH cuellhf'
j'snpplls I'LL vain. mol HiuUlreuS h,artiFe
Lain de lan1ur me faadra.t.il yiellHf
Js ~ rnig pas ube dlle frlyoIe
Vtt.pn iainais mon SQUIRE fn04Hepf
M Matte pas IN baisef 9Hi %s'snSolo
Vsra tiueounu qui m'0uyftta evn runtt
On me fh dit. 10 suia toaehants st bsns
Quo taht d'attfaia serRbeht is eaviiea
Anouf aineufi no me sois p'ss repesa !
nanters plaintiff, pfe5 gguF MOI, 9tlgh
pettts 9iseauS qub tfaveTaea fsspats.
Mares bleus tmp0yttr par le Yent,f
pftaE Ia 6el nu'un iendf8 ameuFFna posse
ttu am0uYenH su rmuFjeuhg vt lsFten'.
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On IL DAD LpneN CoarLsr

"M. l'nbet went de ~fetevoir la
peat dan hlppnlame null d pmpatlId g
quill dot sonmetite i h oUflosite pubHqla.
Test Il premier anilnnl Ne ee genre ne 'o4
al ehcota va au Etata UnIs. III i etc tup
phf IN baleinier, apt6s I'm rude combat
Il paAalt 4 90 Aiyros Ia paau seulo en
pess 1900"
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j. III. ELAN.
% TE5 IAsEAWEF
Ayfnt. 5.r,. regidant d Baf0n Rouge.

ApDcHti &C, Fe8fddW y b1t0n AtoHges
Be propose de nc Plus prathIher que dams
les differences eaufs das paf6lsses Diet q de
Quest Ha Oh Rouge n eouf da district DO "a
bafa}sse de Cofie9Fdia, ct dams IA Copt sua
bfftHs d Now Orleans dt Alexandra, aug
conditions suiyantes
l. O0taeil 10 Il laulant i prtyenr ttf
process, doint gfafis.
3. Aucune th#rga no sera fate pour con.
sells Oh services fondus an. indigens OF OPP
primes.
j. Toute ch1tEe n'0sat5ant pas dinquanlg
]piaetres sera payte d'aganee-dn.dessons DE
eing1anta piastfes, "a m9itit compliant rt %
balance l0fs ID ID rendition do Jug menfs on
auffe a6f6fd mnfusl
ii Dams Ia cunf supreme, lersgne %eofleel
| pour ~l'appellaht, aueune ahafGe additieunelle
ssfa faite-podr Appellee, lee charges seront
rtnita paf aeeofd thutiel
b II ne dsyienlFa dams aIrnD sas refpon.
sable pour fr4is gu doCunsaa.
BavfiI 1913,
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SUMMER & WfNrER WEEKLY PACKET
RAtNnOW. q. 9. sELLEek Master.
lie y HART. Agente.

A BAs PRtx POUR DU COMPLAINT
lie souasignd inForme ses amie Of le public
en- general gull Went de r%ecevoir III grand
assortment d. tres bellies tfarChapdises, tellee
que h%abiIlemens, ~mrfclandises seehes q de-
goht, ptopres pour Ia saison. II fat des ar.
rangenons pour rece9oir deB marrhandisea
gull pourra vendre j aueai bas prix pour do
compliant qu'a0cun aatre magaain dams cette
vile, ct II invite le public q exan i]persee
morchandisse aynnt d'acheter a%illeura.
d. SANGER,
Is fty. 9 rue Lafayte1e
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ARRErE.

Par james Stokes, d environ dix miles
10 Baton Rouge dnp inment, de e~oileul
bal, agee d. 4 ans, d'enVifnn 12 liz pau
mes de hnuieur, eli aYant les 9uatfg piuds
i,aifs- We ptotfletaIu eat tequia do III re
Tires eli 10 |conformunt II hi;
]. Il, Dufgoca,
. jnin III i}AnReur.
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TAyBs DE pAroissra

Avis est par le present d0nnA nue. 10 ta.
biaBu dos taxes pltlF Fannto 1913 est i pre-.
sent entfa leg i1ains do f6lletteuf des taxes !.
ct de plus que touies sar1tnes dues sur 10 Ia
bleHu pour ies anites t941 et 1912. aui ne
seroGt pas iinmtdatement fteltes avec IL
tolieetsuf, s6f0nt pefeues sol0n II rieaeur De
Ii loi. o. HACKET,
Coilettenf des taxes DE- Paruisse.
90 ~janYief 1874 so
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
A CARD.
TO THE SUGAR PLANTERS or
LOUISIANA.


All persons engaged ii the culture 0f sugar
are hereby fUtiied that the undersigned has
bstome Interested ii the original patents 10
hose i've useful implements 81 husbandry
Known Us Bryan Patent Cane Gutter, patao.
ted ~ per letters patent dated al tie cts 81
Washington, on The sth June 1s43, and
Brgan's Patent Cane C0perer, patented a. per
letters pataht, dated ut The city Of Washing.
ton tho 24th June Hams year; and this Is 10
glfe notice, that upon application to The IN.
dersigned 1T Balon Rouge, ri to j.. II. Bryan
u Go, Of Louis a. Mafcfand Of Bayou Goula,
parish Of Ibefyille. The right Of use can bo
liads and tie Instruments furnished Iii ati
tues. upon The shortest notice. The under.
signed also gives notice that all persons who
do not purchase ibe right uf ttss from ono Of
Tho above individuals, are hereby forbid Using
~ any manner the aforesaid Instruments Or
enefoaetiihg ID any way uponih6 rights which
are secured 10 hin by said letters patent.
The utility Of these instruments may be-
asgettaiAed BIZ reference to NE f6lioWiDg Ger.
~tifcAses.
ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
FIFTEEN DOLLARS ron al FINE
EADDfEg

SADDLE
"a Saddles, brides, harness
A Of ali kinds constantly on
Nsby The Subscribers Mt there
sssgS Carriage and saddIe.shop. ON
Ch9reh etteet, opposite The Catholic church.
which hey ntier for sale al prices much below
The former prices, and in fact ~ Low. Or luwer.
than they can be purchased in this country.
They are selling saddles III fifteen dollars aud
warFant them we'll made and Of good tnatefi.
ala.
Several of the Dry Goods stores In Bafon
Rouge have become Saddle and haraess shaps
tearing that mechanics might make i diving d
he business, aud they aro not willing ID rive
them TIM opportunity. We would invite Der.
sons before they purchase TO examine we'll
hase saddles and compare them with cur.
work aud make, and We are confident ihet
will ddd them much inferior in punt Of work.
niahship aud material. When compared wi Ii
our work of Saddles, Brides. Haruees Sc
hey appear something like Peter pihdar's
fazars, mAde for sale. We warrant our work
We also CONTINUE the business of Carriage.
making and repairing IN The best style end on
tue shortest uoffee, at prices correspondent
With the hard tlnps, and payments made easy
We hope by strict attention 10 business 10
merit continuance Of public patronage.
"A fine new DarouChe now on hand for sale
At a very low price.
REEDER q Co.