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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23

those gentlemen living 81 n II Etnnrt, Ne they
do, from Bttnn Rouge. ~ no other light.
The Honorable Senator lives bui three or
four miles from the Court house, and knows
the views ard wishes If the people If Baton
Rouge, perhaps better than any otter indiylds
ual Ia ihat parish, and could bic bbpuif0tB
csnsufe his aets-wiil they cali him / dishBH.
| est politician The dared them to d. 10, Then
gentlemen, added MIR. Newport. why not at.
tend ID the eencerns Of your own parishes,
and let Senator Bernard and The humble Re.
representatives. from Tho parish Of East Baton
Rouge do the same. We should Then move
on In peace and harmony and close Tho Eps.
sion with good feelings towards each other,
10 all intelligent Legislative bodies Rttould do,
Mr.. Ogden observed. that he had The fullest
confidence IN tbe Hsuaipr rom llBtoh Rouge,
but he had 0 right 10 form conclusions aer0rs
ding to tho dictates Of his own judgement.
With regard 10 the distinction between Tho
removal of man and the separation of hi Of.
fee, II WIS Il distinction without 4 difference.
~ the one case It was separating The 4nsn
from The p6ire-@in tho other, II VAS femav.
ing the office from The man.
Mr., BfaBhaar offered al amendment to the
fret a%ectign. providing that The Parish Judge
should be allowed TO appoint d Clerk, In. case
Of vacancy. Adopted
Mr.. Shelby gaid he should vote against The
bill because II was now legislatina IN favor Of
40 individual We should, ~ i general ruie,
take the facts az true, which are stated by
members IN regard to their parisheB. lie
should like 10 have voted for the bin, but
could not IN its present shape.
The section as amended was adopted.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
A OF LOUISIANA.

Probate 5ale--Parish Of West Baton nouss.
viii be sold by the undersigned Judge. On
Saturday tho I'd April next, at bis office ia
said parieh, and NJ die risk Of Ezer r. Woods.
The following property which was adjudicatsd
10 the said Woods or the 18th altimo At the
public aaIe Of the property belonging IL the
EafRfe Of the lats fsham r. Woods Of West
FelieiaDa. tho said Ezer II Woods not having
complied with tho conditions and terms Of
ealei to wit;
Attract Of land situated IN the said parish N
West Baton Rouge, containing one arpont and
a half front on the river by forty arpepts in
depth, The lateral lines opening about three
degrees, bounded above BY lands Of EnRans
Hebert and below BY those Of Widow Drsia
Landry together with tho double concession
belonging thereto, having ons arpent from. and
The :lihts opening about three degrees, the
said' double concession 10 bounded below hv
Mr4 Ursin Landry and above BY Congress
land this property 10 the same That was nc.
CURED from jacques Molaison, Junr. BY said
lsham y Woods.
TEans oF SAIE.-Tho said land, ~ we.
az the double concession will be- sold a. foilos
VIZ : Two thousand dollars cash, and the b
lance Ut ono and two years from tho 18th
February 1914, in notes endorsed 10 the salts
faction Of the administrator ofsaid succession
With special mortgage and confession Of Judge
meHt till final payment, each note bearing ten
per cent per annurd interest from the ting due
till paid.
FAvRoT, Pr
March al. 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23

Rosemond Hebeft, J, Bic. Lahauye, TreyiIle
Bandfy, Jacques Molttson, ir. and j. v. Due
ralde. Members ubaeffs-.Wm m. Joyce, ]. II.
Grover and II. q. G6rdon.
Mr.. Rosem0nd Heb6ft, was named Presi-
dent, pr0. trim
On motion, Resolved, That the committee
named 81 The last session. Of the 4lh September
ls43, be requested TO make as soon as possi-
bic the necessary repairs 10 the Court House,
and Jail,
Resolved, moreover, That said committee
BIZ authorized to contract with one or more
w0rkmeB, for the repairs necessary on said
court house and jail.
On motion, Mr.. ]. V. Durable was added to
said cnmtnitfec.
Resolved, That tho Clerk Of the Police Jury
be requested 10 notify the inspector Of public
roads, IN the lover cod Of the double c0uecs-
sion, Of u resolution bearing date September
s., 1912, in relation to the roads or portions Of
land abandoned BY some rropfietors for the
use Of d public road, as appears BY an att
duly registered in tho Clerks Office of the Pa
rish Court.
Resolved, That the Clerk Of the Police Jury
be required to transmit to the Parish Judge q
copy Of all the proceedings IN the affair Of
the Parish VS J. Pipes, and also the decision
Of the District Judge on that subject; and IL
IL further resolved, that the President Of the
Police Jury is by these presents authorised 10
employ q lawyer who will net and sue in this
affair IN the name Of the police jury Of this
parish.
A bill Of sgG s75 presented by Mr.. v. B1an.
cbard, waa sdsAttd and approved, and the
Treasurer II, by these presents, ordered to paw
the same on. the warrant Of The President Of
this body.
A bill Of S26 so presented by v. Kirkland
against the parish, was admitted and approv-
ed. and the treasurer authorized 10 pay the
same on the variant Of the president Of this
body,
Resolved, That Dorgevllie Granger, be
nominated constable Of this parish, by con-
forming to the law.
Resolved, That the resolution authorizing
the proprietors OF land bordering on tie river
to erect enclosures on the river shore, be re.
pealed, and that the inspectors Of roads and
levees be requested 70 notify them Of thig re-
solution rs soon as possible.
Resolved, That in case Of the refusal Of
said propfietors to take up said enclosures or
distractions within the period fixed BY the
inspectors-taid inspectors are authorized 10
have them removed ut the expense Of the pro.
prieiors, and the clerk Of the jury IL requested
to notify the inspectors Of roads and leyees Of
this present resolution.
Resolved, That in future, ii will be the duty
Of the President Of the police Jury 10 trans.
nit 10 The Treasurero Of this parish, d lisf of
the suits in the parish and district courts, de.
hyered 10 him BY the clerks Of said courts.
On motion the jury adjourned sine dir. !
ROBEMOND HEBERT,
President pre-. lem, 7
oSrzIan LAB4uvf, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
ST. VINCENT's COLLEGE,
CARE MO.

This College, Incorporated BY The Legfsla.
lure Of the State Of Missouri, in Is43, with
all powers aud privileges granted 10 Colleges
aad Universities IN the United States, Is To-
cated IN one Of the most eminent places on
inc rivef Mississippi, forty miles above the
NOUN 81 the river Ohio; and commands n
beautiful view on either side. There are far.
fy acres Of land for the use Of the College.
and q country house has also been provided,
q nile anda half from The town, where The
pupils may spend their days Of recreation.
The plan Of education Is designed to ure.
pare young men for a professional or com.
merctai state Of life.
Though this institution II directed bv
Catholic Clergymen, young persons Of all de-.
nominations, however, are admitted.
TEHms-The annual pension is $50, for
tuition, board and lodging; washing, mendine
linen and stockings, and Doctors fees, payag
Bile SIX months IN advance.
The following items are extra CHARGES the
German, Italian and Spanish languages; Ma.
sic and Drawing.
If the pupils spend their vacation a, the
College, suitable recreations will be procured
without any additional expense or extra
charge.
Pocket money belonging to pupils will be
deposited IN the hands Of the Treasurer Of
the institution.
Reference TO Mr.. Brogard.
march l6 @ H. FTGARI, President.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
WIG MEETING.

" m D2tSh @%9A&N8 AAtN" @S&h A~&N4
The whigs of the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, held a public meeting at the Court
house this day pursuant to previous notice.
Gen. Philemon Thomas was called to the
chair. and T. A. Walker and s. II, Shipley,
were appointed Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting was then stated
Nv the venerable Chairman in a briet but
cisar and eloquent address. A motion was
then made BY d. d, Avery ESQ., that Gen.P
Thomas be supported as oae of the delegates
"a tbe Stale Convention for amending the
C,Ds,itution,-and be was accordingly nomina-
ted by the meeting unauimously-Mr. Avery
then moved that The meeting proceed by bal
IN 10 the election of two other persons 10 be
snnDorted az delegates to the State Conven.
tan. and also tina. two persons be nominated
- Inc same manner, as candidates fer the
STATE Legislature and on the first ballot,
Iahn B. Kleinpeter and L. D. Conrad were
sImo.t unanimously elected candidates for
seierates lor The State Conyention-and on
M 6rst ballot, d. ID. Avery Esq- and William
1Tsres we're elected BY a large majority, as
i5e Wig candidates for Representatives to the
State Legislature,
TIE following resolution was offered by
d ~. ghiplsy and adopted. Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23

Removal Of HG Seat Of Gorermfm.-During
= short visit 10 tbs city last wesk, we endeay.
oFed TO ascertain Fhe prevailing feeliug0n this
question. II seems IN be the general impress
sion among the trite friends of q cheap. and
wu~llsreRalaied government, that so loag as
the Legislature meet IN New Orleans, nothing
can be done. That gay city contains loo
many alluretnenIg 10 diyett the mind from the
grave business 0f legislation. And whatever
spot may be chosen for It's session-tts days
In New Orleans are numbered. A quo
rum is with difficulty obtained, aud when met,
they seem to have more in yiew how big =
speech they can make and how many Of them,
than the amount Of good resulting tberrfrofn.
Thus business III retarded and 1T last the
lime Of Adjournment arrives and $4,000 or
moro spent for % cents worth Of good leglsla-
ton. Let ua have II In the country, and Let
Us send men there who will receive a small
Ter compensated, and whose roman and re.
publican drmneBs will not I've shaken, by the
corrupt influence Of the third or drthhfnE
house, the lobby,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
STATE LEGISLATURE.

The proceedings Of this body are scarcely
worthy a passing remark. The bill introdu.
eed by our woftby representative, Mr. New.
p%ort--to prevent the embezziament Of public
money, passed both houses, without an amend.
tnent or one dissenting yoice.
After some business, having reference to
local matters, wac disposed Of on Monday In
the House Of Representatives, Mr. Hunt, from
the committee appointed for that purpose, in.
trodueed ~artieles Of impeachment against
Judge Elliott, which were read by the clerk
They were adoptcd-Mr. Taylor and Mr.. Sslby
only voting against them.
On motion of Mr.. Hunt, a committee oftWo
was appointed 10 inform tho Sebate that afii.
cleR Of Impeachment will he preferred against
Judge Elliot, for GU tpable neglect, corruption,
NAL practices aud high misdomeahors and
that the Senate take order for the appearance
Of Judge Elliot, to answer TO said impeaCh.
ment.
Certain bills were then taken up In order,
but their was no final action on them.
In the House Of Reprosontatiyes on Tues.
day, Mr.. Phelps obtained The paasage of an act
TO amend the militia 7awe which WAS passed
on the 10Th March. 1912.
Mr.. Musson reported on behalf Of q select
committee a bill entitled IAN act to restrict
tho powers Of Taxation by the Councils Of the
Three Municipalities Of New Orleans, and for
other purposes" Some amendments were
offered TO Il, after the adoption Of which, it
passed.
The bill Of Mr.. Wadsworth. providing for
tho sale Of the slaves and other property ofthe
State used IN internal improvements, was then
taken up.
A substitute for It was offered by Mr.. Bra.
shear, which, after a long debate, was accop.
ted for the original bill
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
Batoa Rouge 10Th March 1914.
Msssrs. w H. Scott, c. w. Combs, A.
BaaJ

Head.
Gentlemen, / aee your names announced
90 cand dates for seats ID the convention ID be
held In August next for the purpose d amfad.
ing readopttRg or c~hdngiRg"--the Constitution
ii the State Of Louisiana.
In view Of The duties which that Cunven.
ton may be called upon 10 discbargs. | beg
leave 70 propoubd TO you the following inter.
rogat0fies.
lst. VIII, or Twill not, the Convention be
absolutely bound by all, OF any, Of the restrie.
tons and linitaa ions which were prescribed
by the Cunvohti!n OF lst2-or Ly all or any.
Of the reHtrictl0hs and limitations which aaid.
Convention AeseHted to be imposed on the
people Of Louisifna.
I'd. viii, OF will not, the Convention be
bound IL retain III The new, any Of The prayia.
ions Of the old Constitution or will the Com
vention be bou6d to incorporate ID the new
Conalitulion, all, or any, Of the principles, aed
provisions Of The act Of the Legislature appro-
we'd January 30tb, 1871.
Sd. win the Convention be absolutely bound
10 observe any cher rule, or limitation. Ii the
formation of The, now ConatitutIrn-than 10
consult the Wishes Of The "people ii louisiana
1t 10 proposed ltlat you will answer the fore.
going inteerogatDFies especially and e~alegori.
cRlly OF this time, and the reasons aud pfinci.
Piles enrolled In said i~ntsrrogatories and an.
sweFa, We will d5acuas ~lesidten, al our leisure
land Will answer any negative argument
you may advance,
Yours Respectfully,
j. M. ELAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
SALE BY THE COURT OF pRoBATEs
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
BY virtue or a writ from the Court Of Pro.
bates Of fbc parish Of West Feficiana, II will
be sold at public sale BY the undersigned Judge
and ez% .otiicio auctioneer,
THURSDAY. THE ~ March nEEr, NJ 10 A. M,
OH lie spot, the property hereafter described,
belonging ~ the succession Of tho iate Henry
Baines, deceased, namely
lstA plantation situated in this parish, con.
tanning five hundred and twenty superficial
arppnts, more or less, together with all the
improvements and appurenanceg thereon,
bounded above by hhd Of jacques Molaison,
sens, aid below by land Of V. Hebert.
81. The following sIayes-Luke aged 81
years, Chaney IS and her children Caroline
II, Nancy z. Little Luke 3 and Bs1zon II.
Philippe 80, Mary 39 and her children, phedna
0 years, Josephine 7, Betsy 5, Eilicks months:
Ralph 30 years, Mary 30 and her child CHAR.
W g years, Milley 35, and her children, Mon.
ing 4 years and Harry Q years, little Nancy
~, An0tte 20 yeare, and her child Rose aged
! year, Henry Fox 40 years, Harry Porter ~,
lsfam 40. Jack ~, Abrsm 80, Bill 80. Lfbn
20, Charley Is, Ben ID, Nancy Bowman 81
years.
81, Farming utensils, 10 horses 4 mules,
an old sugar mill, furniture, Corn, Cotton.seed.
ABOUT ~ 70 lOU cords OIL wood, IN the woods,
carpenters tools, blacksmith and other do.
TERMS OF sALE.
For personal properly, for sums Of $50
and Under, Cash; over $50, on credit Of
twelve months from day Of sale.
Slayes--5 pet. cent Of the purchase price 10
be paid in cash; a credit Of one and two
years, IN equal epstalments, for the balance,
from the day Of sale.
Lands-Upon q credit Of one, two and three
years,ffom The day Of sals-puFchsssrs to
give their notes with security In soItdo To thS
satisfaction Of the Administrator, payable
either in the Branch Of the Bank Of Louis
lana At ut. Franci, vile, or at the Branchs Of
the Bank Of Louisiana at Baton Rouge, with
mortgage and confession Of judgement on the
land and slaves sold, andiinterest at the rate
ore per cent per annnrn from the maturity Of
the notes until paid.
feb 10Th, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
n BATON ROUGE,
"a the YcLow Slore-Unaer az 20.

AZ the Yc3ow Store-Under the Hu.
DnT Goops-Fancy print. Of Iat... s,vls
assorted do, French do, half mournfng IA,
mourning do, new style half mourning do.
fancy bloc do; blue plaid domestics apron
checks shifting stripes; blue demins ~.
sorted cottonades, fancy cotsonades : broad
cotton darnask; bed ticks; brown linen, net.
tngj white and brown table cloths; Canton
~fannels, ~aannels, moIeskin cassimeres. blaer
Alpaca, green Clrcasian, assorted English
Merinoes bleached donestics, unbleached
do, saddle blankets, colored cambrfcs. black
bombazette, cotton ~yeiVeis, extra fne black
silk, 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
iugs, worsted do, coatdo, worsted serge. white
and colored flot gloves, cotton umbreIIaa.
bonnets and bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs (shell and horn, )IMuslina
and Jacouets,
Doors AMI SHoEs.-Calf gewed boots neg.
ged do, kip do, muddo.
Mems calf sewed brogans, pegged do, kip
do, Creole pc, Russell do.
Ladies walking shoes, brogans Of all kinds.
kid SHIPS Misses do, chiIdren's shoes OF "a.
rious kinds.
Hat; and CGps.-Cassimere hats, broad
brim hats tblack and whi,eI, glazed caps,
cloth and glazed do, fur do,
HARDWARE-Pocket Knives. scissors.
razors, Butcher Knives, table knives and forlr.
carving do, shoemakers' Knives, planes AZ.
sorted, chisels, augers, squares. drawiDg
knives, compasses, castings, Britannia meta
spoons German silver do, Iron do, French
locks, knob locks, improved patent knob hi.
hnob Latches, Norfolk do, brass plated sppr,,
premium screws, patent butt and strap hin.
se5' eut tacks' beads, silver thinbles, imita-
ton do, w~aitess, saucepans spades, gbinei;n~
hatchets, &c,
CROCKERY-Granite dishes. all sivs.
Salad do, dinner, breakfast and SOM nIsts,
Gomez and lea cups, bowls, white and painted
e"ers and basins-and various other ar,ieIes
too numerous to mention.
PCali andexamine before purchasing.
CHAS. A. HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
STATE OF

Pr, bate C~onrt-Parish of East Baton Rouoe.
Whereas James S. Willis administrator Of
tine Estate Of the late Hardy Cain deceased
has fled in the office If the Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court of said Parish an account Of his adj.
ministration on the Estate of said deceased.
Notire is hereby gwen oalI persons inter.
ested.to show ranse v thin ten DAYS from this
publication why The said account should moi he
approved. homologated and made the Judge
ment of this Court.
CHI. TESTER, P.J.
March %, 7.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
CHEAP O CASH

The undersigned informs his friends and
the public IN general that he has Just received
a large assortment Of fine goods such as cloth
lng' dry and fancy goods snita5le for the sea
son. and that he has made an arrangem.ntt 10
De aDIe to receive goods which he will he able
to sell as cheap for cash as any other store in
town, and he also invites persons desiring to
purchase goods to come and examine his
goods as well as his prices before purchasing
in any other store D SANGER
feb Is 2. Igf,ra,ta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Louisiana and Mississippi

SUGAR-There has been a good demand
for this article since our last, and The trans
actions, which are TO a fair extent, have been
effected at a very full price. Most of the
business ls doing for the West, in the quail.
ties ranging from 81 to Gle, and there is
scarcely any thing left on the Levee under
59c, although, for the present, we shall re-
tain our former iguree. The stock is on the
decrease, and the receipts are falling off.
We quote from 81 TO Tic. for extreme quail
ties. On plantation, prices range from 50 to
&c; but we have not heard of any sales
since our last. Havana Sugars are in mod
crate demand, At 81 and 68c. for brown, and
9 and % Cor white.
MOLA SSES-A fair business has heen
done in this article since our last, and prices
remain as before quoted; say from 235 to 24c,
for good shipping lots, and 23c for inferior
parcels. Tie rate Cd Plantation continues to
be 20c. per gallon, at which some small sales
have been made.
FLOUR-The demand for -four since our
last has been rather limited. and prices in
consequence, are a shade lower, although The
supplies, particularly Of Ohio, continue Ia ar
rive spariugly. We now quote the ordinary
brands of sUperfine al 81 40 to 4 IS; choice
brands 81 80 a 4 10 per Dbl.
PORK-Since our last, the enquiry for
Pork has continued tolerably good, and prices
are fully maintained. The sales are general.
ly c mined to Mess and ii, q, VIII i Prime
is neglected. We quote Mess al 50 rs and
10 90; NJ. O. S. IS a 8 90; Prime 81 so
7 20 per Dbl; Bulk Pork So 25 per 100 lbs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23

Texas SANTA FE. EXPEDITION, in 2 volumes
by George Wilkins ,Eendah-We have in our
possession a copy ht this romantic narrative
1t il beautifully printed. Each volnrne con-
tains 405 pages, and are beautifully embel ish-
ed with engravjngs, and maps showing he
route Of the expedition, to and from Santa Fe,
To those fond of romantic and original expe.
ditions this work il calculated to please them
more than any thing we have ever read, be-
aides acquiring a knowledge of country and
route never before travelled by civilized man,
We shall speak about il again. Those desi.
rous OF seeing the work can do so by applying
ut this Office. The price for the two volumes
il THREE DOLLARS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23

aResolycd, Thlt the whiga Of THE parish
truly respond 50 the nomination Of tho Hon,
ghumas Butlor :af n candidate for Congress-,
hom the Third Congressional District, aud
pledge him our SoalolB exsrtions IN the mp.
preaching contest
The meeting was then addressed in m elo-
quent manner, byJ. NJ Elan Esq, and D. y.
Avery Esq AFTER which on motion. the meet.
ing adjourned.
p THOMAS, Chairman.
]. a. WALKER, ls.r,s,ayjs.
8. II. SMILEY,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23

BBEL, THE TH1ET, CAprunrD.-Wc men
toned The other day that this hoary headed
villain had escaped from Natchez isil; we
are glad to announce his recapture. for he is
one Of the most desperate men In the South.
etn country, and while he remained ut large,
there was little safety for life or property n
his vicinity. The Natches Courier ofthe l4th
instant says thatihe police-officer Dillon of
that city, having heard that a store in Fort
Adams, had been robbed a few nights before
and that the buglars had escaped, and
also that a person answering the dcs-
cription Of Buel, had been seen in Bayou
Sara about two days before. and Knowing that
Buel had gone down the river and could nos
have got far, as he had no money and must
travel on foot, he (DiIlon) determined on
trying "a find him, expecting he was concern.
ed in the robbery. He accordingly went TO
Bayou Sara and the first man he saw mex,
morning, standing at the front door Of
the principal hotel, was Buel, who he in.
stautly arrested, hand-cufed and finally
conveyed TO Natchez, where he is now secure
~ Gagged.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-23
MnNlclpAL

We arc authorized TO announce Mr.. Jame'
Coopef ne candidate for Mayor.
ploare annouco Carr D. r. RKsDea, o.
candidate for Mayor, at the next maHietPa
elections,
We pre authorized TO announce Messfs
Anthony Monget and II. '. Babin' for Sc
kctmen.
we ARE authorised 10 annouce GroRsE
Tn as candidate for seleetman for The
next election.
pleasa announce Mr.. Isidora Laughter 80
candidate for alderman,
Also H. II, O. Callahan for town consia.
bio.
Treasurer,
Also, Mr.. Joseph Monget, for town Consia.
Bile,
We are authorized to announce Mr. l.,
Guedry as candidate for Town Constable
Please announce JosErn TAquiNe, So can.
didase for town constable at the hezt cleo
tion.