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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23
Dreadful Riot in Philadelphia


The following melancholy news
reached us Oh Sunday last. In add
ton TO what was contained in the Elk
ira, we give the speeches and resolu
tons, which will make the whole his
tory of this melancholy affair the NOR,
perfect.
1t was apprehended that the mex
news would bring us more woiul It'd
ings. But we rejoice to be able Il
state, that by Wednesday night the rio
ceased, and that the accounts that frs
arrived were greatly exaggerated.
The St Croix yesterday brought Us
St Louis papers of Monday evening
from which it will be seen that the loss
of life is not SO great as was at frs
feared, and that the riots have all been
quelled.
The whole melancholy affair was
doubtless brough. about, in a grea,
measure, by just such incendiary, in
fammalory neutrality-suspicious. and
statements as appeared In the leading
article OF the Gazette of last week. -
We would not take The responsibility
Of ndaming the passions of any class
of men as the Gazette has done even
for the salvation of our own party
We 90 for concession and forbear-
ance;-wlthout them, by both parties.
anarchy and boodshed must be the re-
suit.
The Natives held meeting at kensing-
ton. That meeting was attacked and dis
pcrsed by foreigners On Monday, the 9th,
another meeting was organized; that was
attacked. Clubs, bcick-bats, firearms were
used; houses stoned, and the Native Amer
leans retire ated, defending themselves with
stones and pistols. Once they gained the
advantage over their alien assallants -
But the rioters became more fierce; they
poured In sharp tire, and the Natives re-
treated ir- m the ground. number oil
men were killed and wounded. Geo. Shl
fer was Shot by an lrishman and died al
most instantly The Irish were in houses,
and fred some twenty or thirty shots. Jo-
seph Cox, T.. Jackson, John Deal. George
McCalmot, Sam'l Beatty, Chas. Vansiavern.
Henry Temper, Edward Spain. and David
Ford were severely wounded. Mr. Devel-
ms house was torn down, john Tatfarty's
injured! The whole lrisi, population turned
out; men, women and boys; the women anu
boys cheered on the men, and furnished
them with stones, and ammunition, and
clubs!
HALF PAST IL o'cLocL,P. M-About 10
O'Clock an attempt was made on the part OF
the crowd TO burn down the fence which
encioses the Nunnery. They were tired
upon by party OF IRISH, and five oil them
shot. One, Nathan Ramsey, bnnd maker,
on Third Street, near Brown, was mortally
wounGed. ]. w. Wright, son OF Mr. Wright,
Of the firm of Wright u Nephew, salt mer-
chants, who was IL silent spectator, was
shot through the head and fell dead on the
spot!
The Native Americans held meeting on
Tuesday, the 7th inst, in the State House
yard-they adjourned to the corner OF Sec
ond and Master streets, where they proceed
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23
Very truly. your friend,
JNO. F. WEBB.

The St Louis Republican of Friday
says that one Of the Van Buren, electors
of that State is tenant of the insane
hospital in ST Louis. We think they
will all 90 crazy before long. because
The names OF Clay and Frelnghuysen
Are to the Locos worse than Poison.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

Small Potatoes in a Large HiH--
The Stale Department has ordered the
National in,eliigencer to be discontin-
ued, because of its opposition to the
Texan Treaty. We suppose the Mad.
isouian is to take its place in foreign
courts. where the ln.elligencer was
formerly sent. Mr. Calhoun Is grea.
man!
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

The Rev Reuben Gaylord was in
stalled Pastor of the Congregational
Church in Danville on Monday last
The exercises were very interesting.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

DORIS trial vas going on at New
port at last dates. Ii was thought he
would be convicted.
LATER.--He was found guilty of
High Treason on The 9th.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

A rumor had reached New Orleans
on the ! ith that Santa Anna was dead.
lis authenticity is, however, doubted
by the Picavune,
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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

VIRGINIA ELECTION.-The
Richmond Enquirer admits ,ha. the
Wings have two majority on joint bal
lot; and the Richmond Wing gives the
returns showing the division of parties
on Joint ballot, as follows:
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23
BURLINGTON CLAY CLUB.

The Wings and all others are invited
to attend the Clay Club meeting to-
night at J past O'Clock, in their new
Hall. They'll have tall time we
reckon. @Sea,s reserved for the
Ladies'
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

The account of the Philadelphia
riots and the proceedings Of the RAFT
ication Convention have necessarily
crowded out much other interesting
matter
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

Loco Focos regulating their oacn
Bantling In Congress on the 10Th
the loco foco Tariff Bill was laid on
the table by Test vote of l05 to SO.
The Globe grumbles at i, amazingly.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

Benz. Fl. Day has received a verdict
in his favor of $4,000, against Moses
Y. Beach, ed tor of the Sun for libel.
The case will be taken to the Supreme
Court.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

Messrs Buchanan and Polk and
com. Stewart are said to have written
letters in favor of annexation.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23
WHY SHOULDN'T SHE BE?
BALTIMORE, May Sd. A.

DALI I1IUKE, May 5u, 4f'
DEAR EDwARDs-I have only time
TO inform you that IOWA was repre-
sented here yesterday. "a day never to
be forgotten by any true lover of his
by Edward F. Wilson, VIM.
A. Dorsey, J. II. G.. Mudd, Mr. Brooks
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23
Scene of the RiOts.-..Eight O'Clock
"Wednesday Morning.

The Monroe guards, under The command
o: captain Small, have just arrived on the
ground, agreeable TO the order of General
Ladwallader, issued last night. The Jack.
son Artliierlsts, Captain Hube,l, and the
National Guard, Captain fusion, who have
been upon duty all night, are about NOV.
ing OH: being now relieved by the Philade.
phia Cadets, Captain White, and the Mon.
roe Guards large number Of persons
nave already as embed to view the scene
oil last nights devastation, but all seemed
pedceable and orderly. Guards are station
ed at various points for the protection Of
property, and the indications arc that no
further violence will be rcsoried to,although
several exciting rumors are ahoat
The neigh1orhood Of the late .iots is
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LII A w k e Y r.
33mrlington:
Thursday, May 23, lS44.

ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
A Year, UFin Advance.gO
FOR THE TERMS IN DETAIL, SEE FIRST PAGE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA,

%anxquelles ont s'utrGtera, auront pour but
ct pour efIet, non dosatisfoire les pr6ten.
lions dun parti, mais De traveller d la
gloire ct d Ia p~rosp6tit6 de la republique,
en- conciliaAt dune mani6re impartiaie les
int6r6ts de touB ses membres. Isl au con.
traire le nouveau chef dn g~ouveFnement
conseryant amour 81 reconnaissance d ceux
qui l'ont tire do P%obscurite, r6duisant d de
mesqulnes proportions la mission don't II
charge, changeuit contre ie tire de
premier des loeofocos, le noble tire de-
premier citoyen des Etats. Unis, don't Sc
sont enorgueilii SEES prGd6cesseurs sos
nuyfes SO rossentiiaient dc l'6troitesse de
son genie, sa main sefait trop fable pour
faire devoyer le char de- l'etat ct bient6t
SORT du meant il rentrerait dams 10 meant
avoir laiss6 dc traces do son passage.
Quoiquil en- soft, attaches avant tout d
institutions, les regardant CONNIE notre
palladium, nous nous inclinons aVec res.
pect devant la volont6 du peuple, qui
Went Dc Sc manifestor Ell loin de- regar.
CONNIE ben d'autres, ~l6lection de
Polk CONNIE un mensonge des theories re-.
DnbllcaInes, nous y yoyons application
10 ces theories, dams .leur purtio Ia plus vi.
Hace, dams Ieur touto puissance quoique
ayons etc DUN avis contraire au sion,
nous sommes oblig6s de ~reconnaitre que
"a majorit6, que lie peuple enfn a Ia convic.
ion intime do ga force, ct que 10 meme
sentiment qui lui a fait jadls d6daigner
'6clat dun tr6ne pour assuroF son rang au
niIieu des grandes nations lui fat n6gli.
ger aujourd'hui, jusqu'a l6cIat dun nom,
maintenir &c rang avec dignit6. C'est
Iue 10 peuple des Eiats Unis, croft en- SEES
Institutions ct surtout croft en- Iui.mdme.
LOUIS VASSEUR.
L'auteur de Particle, qu'on Went del
ire, prize les abonnls dc vouloir bien
:omprendre que, lorsqu'iI a parl6 de Ia
prise dams la lutte electorate, il ma
ait qu'ob6ir aux exigences de la r6dac.
ion, ct quill ma pu vouIoir recIamer pour
Vi petsonHellemont, rhonneur on Ia res.
'opsabilit6 qui peuyent on dtre n conse-
C'est la premiere fois quill
Ivre D ID publicit6 des Iignes ayant trait
la politique des Etats Unis.
-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

CONNIE eitoyen et resident ayant le droil
de shffrage. A mon arfiyde au polls; te.
nus ai cabaret do M. Ursin Hingle, 10 fus
arf6t6 par IN de ines amis, lie docteur Wilk
%inson, qni me consoilln de ne pas e0tfer.
Lni ayant domande p%ourquoi, ii nc dill
que l%'aurais sans doute b%enneoup les diff.
cult6s, parce que tous les wings 6iuient
NAL recus. Dependant 10 m'approchai de
Ia table STIR laquelle 6tait Ia boite do scru.
tin, mais III fonle d'6traDgers 6tait 81 gran.
do gull mo fut impossible de- l'atteindre.
Voynnt que 10 ne pouyais rien faire, ie iu.
geai que IA plus sur 6tait de gutter la
chambre, ig Sorts ct fut sur ID route on la
Ia foule criait do tous c6tes pour Polk ct
Dallas 81 chnntait IL Coq--et ayant VI un
de mes amis 10 docteur Wederstrand, me-
mace, 10 ne d6cidai a men aller. Au me
me instant un de ines voisins M. Brulard
me dit quill alIdit yotor-je cherchai a
Fen ~dissuader, Iui disant quill c~ourrait
grand risque d'8tre insult6-Il p~ensista ce.
pendant OF quatre gu cinq minutes apfes,
NJ. Brulard vint sans %chapeau, bIesso ct
sa chemiso couyerto de sang. II monta
a cheval eft fut 4 Ia maison dun yoisin OIL
jo le %trouvai. II mo dit que 10 sheriff IA.
Charles OUTLET, ravait frapp6 avec un
baton ct hi await fuit une blossure s6riolsc
a Ia t6te, ct me montra une forte contu.
sion d l%'6paule droitc. Alors, moi Ut mes
amis qui youluient voter nous fumes obIi.
ges do nous en- aller chez nous, oraignant
d'6tro assassin6g ii nous demourions.
Je puts affirmer SOUS serment tout ce
qui pr6c6do devant toute Cour de l'Etat,
en- ajoutant que c'est Ia v6rit6, toute Ia We.
rite ct rien que la v6rit6.
(Signd) PAUL CORMEN.
J'6tais present d rGlection w nj. Paul
Cormen, u aflirmerui sous serment toutes
les allegations ci.dessus,
(Signd) GUST. MOUsSTER.
Bellevue, IL noyembre 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
80, 1914.
CENT pAsTREs DE REcoMpENsE.


Seront payRes i quiconquc pourra donnel
au sonssiene les renseignemens necessaires
pour eongaincre de cu1pabilit6 l'aBsassin qui a
tentt dc lui otter III yiey Bn sa residence,
dams Ia INIT de teudi 81 Vendfedi ~ 0
#fant L'assassin a tire, d travers la barri6re
1ui entoure Ia facade de sd maison, un coup
de pistolet qui a rate,
lie dit assassin portrait Uni habit OH anttout
de %couleur sombre il balaBcait son corps
acknowledgements ct await une demarche tres
gadehe en- Sc fetirant dc la porte nd t6tc
etait %decouyerte, mails on suppose quill por-
TAFT son chapeau b la main.
lie soussign6 croft quill a blesse l'assassir,
eoit dams la hanche, GU tbute autre partie du
corps d Ia tauteur dc c~elle-ci3 d'apr6s Id di-
rection ct la trace de Ia bale a travers dun
arbrisseau qui etait lnterpos6 entire les detx.
Tout fat supposer quill a glised ct est
tombte dams la bo0o, q Ia distance dun demi
flet a peu pres de Ia maison, en- s'6yadant, ct.
par consequent quill dot afoir sail SEES habits
dune maniGfe ~rcmarquable.
Toute personne blanche qui %pourrait aYoir
VI un indiyidu, correspondent d la descrip.
ton ci.dessus, venant de la direction de la
naison de NJ. Winthrop, yers minuit environ
Oh retGnrnant dams la meme direction yers
2 heures du matin du % c%ourant, est repec.
invit6e a Sc faife connaitre, atm
lie f~aciliter la dGcouverto de l'assassin, en-
un ttmoignage qui puisse corroborer
,elui du soussignG.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
nov 80 43 b.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COUR DIES PREUVEs
Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.

En- Yertu dune commission a moi a.
dress6e parphonnorable T.. Saunders, Jnge
de ~patoisse, dams ct pour la paroisse d Est.
F%eIiciana, il sera vendu d Ia maison de
cour, dams la vile de Baton. Rouge.
Mardi lie 81 D6combre 1914.
d midi, ID prophetic CT apres decrite, apPar.
tenant a la succession de feu Robert w.
Walker, decide, SAVIOR:
Cling cents ct douze arpents de terre,
proche les Plains, borne au nord par terro
de Fowler, au sud par cello de Gideon Ne.
vile, d Fest par terre dc la succession du
defunt, ct d fouest par John Began.
Aussi I'm certain lot GU partie de terre
situ6e dams cette paroisse, sur le feuve
Mississippi, imm6diatement joi gnant 10
morceau dc terre recIam6 par James Hud
son, contenant Gin qarpens de superfcie,
borne au nord par terres de James Hud.
son. au sud OF 4 Fest par terres de Youce
& Boster, ct d l'ouest par le 1enve Missis.
sippi ave les appartenances apparte.
nant.
CONDITIONS DE LA yENTE.
Donze mois de credit, en- billets endosses,
payabIes en- banque ct hypotheque JUS
qu'au paiment final.
CH. TESTER. P. j.
Nov. 30 1914 ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

Nj. Desire Dlgns, Jaco, appartenant i NJ.
IN icolas Amant Broassafd, ct Vincent, mp.
partenant d M. Louis Eloy Dugas, accu.
s6s d'avoir this le feu ct br1l6 Ia s%ucrerie
de NM. Dugas, do ID Fausse Pointe, enl
etc iugds lundi ct mardi dornier, par On
Jury Dc six habitane, preside par 10 jury dc
Parolsse, ct tous trois ont etc trodv6s c0u.
pables--Lo premier a etc eondamn6 au pc.
nitentiaire pour ID vie~-le second at PERI.
tentinire pour deux ans eli 10 tfoisiamo d
receyoir 80 coHps de fouet ct a porter IN
carcan, une ehaine OF TN nnneau de fer,
pendant une aimee"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
JURI DE POLICE.

OuEsT B. RoUGE ce IL Nov. 1914.
Sur couvocation extra0rdinalre lie JuTi
s'est assemble. VIM. Joyce Esq. PE6sl.
de FasseRbi6e.
Membres pr6sens, Hilaire Bergefon,
Rosemond H9bert Jacques Molaison fills,
TrevlEle Landry. ] H Grover, S Taylor,
Chinny J v Durable.
lie president ayant fat connaftre lie but
de Passemblee, le Juri a proeed6 comm
suit sayoir
Une motion, a etc presentee atm dob
tenir de Ia p%aroisse mile piastress pour fas
re faire une leyee q tfagers Fhabitatien q
Or. Hefeford.
lapel nominal, a etc demande sur
cette question ct dome lie resultat sui
want, pour /; Thomas w Chinn. STaylor, Il
TT Grover, contre Rosemond H6bert, JAG.
ques Molaison fls. FL Bergeron, Treyile
landry, ] v Durable ct VIM. Joyce. En-
consequence Ia motion a etc r%ejetee.
R6soIu que la proposition p~resent6g
le Or. # NJ Hereford, Reinforcement a IA le.
wee PEASANT au trayers de la pointes soft
reletee, ct que Te commissafT ire du sig.
ieme reimbursement soft fenu de proceder
a la ~confection dune leyee de ia dite terre
confofmement a ce qui a etc ordonn6 par
lie juri asa defniere s6ance, qa'il soft en-
outre tenu de faire remplir les coulees
~iusau'au niveau du sol, de maniere a pou-
yoir y construire ane levee OF un chemin
commencement a Ia Iof ct aux ~reglemens
de ce Juri.
Resoiu, que le Tresorier de cette pa.
roisse soft antorise en- sa capaclt6 susdite,
dc tirer up billet pour Ia sommo de six
cents piastres s606,-negotiablo dams une
des Banques dc Baton Rouge, payable a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COLE DES PREHYES
Paroisge d,EsL Baton Ronge

FafDIss6 EsI DtlOn hougel
Attendu que Louis Berli6 s'est adresse
a cette cour pour etre nomm6 administer.
teuF 4 succession de fen Joseph ct Margua.
rite Martinez decides.
AVIS est par lie present dome a ceux in
teress6s de produire leurs raison dams les
dix jours qni suiEront Ia publication de Get
avis. ponfquof Ia dite demande ne seraa
pas accordee.
ca. TEssEER. r. ].
Nov. 80 1914 az.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge,
En- vertu, DUN ordre de FRon. Couf
dcs Preuyes dans ct pour la paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, il sera yendu par 10 soussf-
gne, Juge de paroisse, ex- oficlo encan'
teur.
Mercredi 10 / decembre 1914 d Ia der
Mere residence de feu Michael Chambers,
decide, dams la dite paroisse, Ia proprlete
ci.apres d6crite, aPpartenant d Ia success
sion du dit defunt; sa7oir
6 Chevaux,
81 brebis, 900 cochone,
UstensiIes de labourage,
Meubles de maison,
Conditions Compliant.
CHI. TESTER. r. ].
Nov. 80 1914 43.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
I'll Docror d YAsonrz.

Dc IL facultad de Paris, medico y eitEjas
no, Licenciado pr. ID facnltad medica 90 Id
Nueva Orleans ofrece respectuosamente suE
servicios a las Espanoles dc ambas parr6-
quias que qIi6fau honrrarla con sa confanEa.
Esauins opuesta a Ia de Mr Mailisrd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
NOTICE

NDTICE
All persons having demands against tie
Merchants Bank ofNew Orleans, viii present
the ame for settlement at the vficd Of tbo
commissioners Of said Bank, M 30 Matches
street, New Orleans.
New Orleans, Ia Sept. 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

YENTE PAR LIE RANGEuR.
II sera yondu samedi 30 Noyombre d
II heures du matin en- face du bureau du
rangour, un cheval noir, arr6t6 par M.
Grayless, ct afich6 scion la lol.
II DuTRocai Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

#sfNE#
II

j. =. B~EAUKEGARDr Chirurgien- DeBtists
eleye du celebre DR.. Knapp, devant passeF
quelque temps dams cette vile offre ses SER
vices dams tout ce qui a rapport a "a OhiFurgie
dentalre aux habitans des pafois ses d'Esl ct
dOuest Baton Rouge.
II tleut son cabinet dc consultation ct ope-
ration densaires, pruvisoiremen, a l'enceignure
visa Wis Hr. Mayard. demeure du DIR. Vas
.quez.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

Alexandra Walker, avocat do III Nou.
velie Orleans a etc nomm6 par le GOuver.
heur, juge associ6 De la cour descit6 do Ia
dite vile, en- remplacement dc Thomas N.
Morgan, decide.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

4kDuEGs
En- verlu dun ordre de Ia conf dos
Pfeuyes De cette paroisse, il seta ofert on
yente publique PAT le Juge soussignk, I8
% DGcembfe proclaim, q 70 heutes du
matin, chez NJ. Pierre Blanchard. todsles
biens, meubles, ct immcubies dependant
de la succession de feue dame Elizabeth
Mouton, decide yeuyo Pierre BiaBchards
lesquels consistent en-:
+. Une terr6 situee dams cetfe par6issss
d quarante arpens du fem defri6re Ia
propfl6t6 de Wm B Robertson, contc.
Hant irois quarts d'arpens do face, sur 40
arpcns de ProfoDdeur entFe fsaes pstalIe-
les.
Z. Q1lnze esc1aves, dc sexes ct ages
differens; sept chegaux, vacfes latte
res, h6tesa comes, instruments Gratoires,
meubies &c. DC.
CoNBlTfoSs.-Ba tefre et los e~sclayes
en- trois termes 6gaux, don't ID premiere
echeance en- mars 1916, Ia seconde on
mars 1917, ct Ia Bone. en- ma, $ 1s4e, 10
mobilier, Motto on Mrs proclaim, ct
Motto en- mars 1916, Ee tout en- billets on.
losses d aatisfachons popant interest de q
pour cent apres echeance payabIes au bu.
reau du Juge de- tette paIoisse, st hyPo.
theque s~peciale sur les fnmeubIes ~jusqu'au
parfait Paimsnf.
L. FAVROT, P. J..
nov. % 1874 DO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

Veate a Pencan des prophecies appartenant
d R9tat, sises dams les rues dc Charities,
Jefferson, Yieiile-L evte OF Toulouse
p BLACHE a. Z u TRfCOU.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

Lee prophecies mobilieres, pouf toufes sona.
mes n'excedaht pas S25, payabies en- Mars
Erocha'n' ot pour toute somfb6s audeastfs de-
70, IA moitie payable en- Mars proclaim Of
laurie moltle en- Mars 1916, ~ tout on bill.
ae,s enaosses a satisfaction, porfaiit huit pouE
soat : lhteret apfes fechGancc, ct hypoth6.
gue speclale sur les immeubEeg jusqu'au par
tatt Placement.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

1ussi, des chevaux, betes b comes, mos.
tons, cabfis, menbles insttaffsns, etc. ote.
loNpI1loNs.-La terfe ct les e~eclayes nav
mes par tiers en- Mars fs40, Mars ls47 st
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LouIsTANE.-Nous pouvons auiourd'hui
bonner le vote de tout I'Etat sauf ceiui des
paroisse de Cado ct De Soto.
I'll r6sulte du tableau of1ciet que Clay a
recu I2,818 voix Ct Polk 1917, majorite
pour Polk $50 yoix De Soto OF Cado ports.
raient cette majorite, suiVant les informa.
lions que nous ayons, a 600.
Lc Planters Banner, excellent journal
de Franklin, Attakapas, d %suspendu sa pu-
bIication, faute de noyens. L6diteur &C.
tueI, If. Wilson, assure au'on s'ocenpe de
faire reyivfe ce journal tres %Prochaine.
ment.
Onslit dams le Creole de ST. Martinyiile
du 10 novembre
sLes negres Houstop, appartenant i
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A. NJ. Dunn, H.. B. WHITE.
ArroaxErs AND C~OvRsELLoHs,
AT Judge Morgan's old Stand.
Lafayette str, BaQa Rouge.
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Le Courier dc Ia NouvelIe Orleans do
Mardi soir, public une proclamation de la
purt du Gouyerneur Mouton, dtclarant
qne Gilbert Leonard, John B Plauche,
Trnsimond Landry, Thomas. w. Scott,
Antoine u. Mouton ct Solomon w Downs,
ont etc 6lus 6lecteurs pour president ct
vice.Pr6sident des Etuts. Unis.
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Pods DU PAIN,
Flxe pafle marie pour 10 semaine s~uiyA6fs
Ia farlne Giant 81 Is ie baril, 30 onea
de pain pour div suue
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COUR DIES PRFUVESg
Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge,

Augustus BasIer, Curateur de la success.
sion dc feu William Walker ayant pt6sen.
t6 d cette cour, un Tableau de Distribution
de Ia dite succession. Avis est par 10 pre-.
sent donn6 a tous ceux que celia peut con.
cerner. d'ayoir i deduire dams los dix jours
de cette date, les raisons peur lesquelles
lie dit Tableau ne serait pas homologu6
conformement d ID hi.
L. FAvRoT. P. J.
Nov. 30 1914 d..
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AVIS.

"A FI1s
Tenu dc Pfdbfietf pour Ia paiemeat DC
tdEo8 de Paroisse Dc Ia l%aroisse d'Est Bd.
ton Rouge, Louisiana.
En- yertad'un acte i%ntitul6, sun acte do
Ia Legislature de l'Etat do la Louisiana.
%approuy6e lie 30 Mars, 1912, ct on vortu
dc Anne section dun acte approve 10 Is
mars 1880, e vendrai en- yente publique,
Mardi 10 81 ddcombre 1914 a la maison do
Cour de la vile de Baton Rouge, i Iheu.
re habituelle des yentes, tous les droits, ii.
ters pr6tensions des personnes sous.noni.
mes, dams ct d la propri6t6 ci apres d6crite
pour Ie paietnent do Ieur taxes de paroisse,
dues d la p%aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge sa.
vnir.