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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
frUn the New Yott TsIeyrapa.
CHEERING INTELLIGENCE FROM
INDIA.

A''he reee.t Interesting meeting 10 ,hi
cisy. N behalf 81 lie American Bas,d, N,
Rev. Mr.. Spsuldine. a returned Mission
ny rum cs,lon. ss,d that 10 oh B,ib.l
ina's. containing p"pul,,i"n 20 sbou
ls0,oo0.00o. Miss'onsr,es nov erj.yr,
iuiI rr"iecilon and sneoas. CEMENT. III,
sane R"vernmsn, whirh in 1879 oppeset
t'vsn Ens!i.h Missionaries. and ,hru., 90
OF the land 'h"se irm Americ,, 10 no~
s"iirriy favorable, aud would cordially
we'r"ne End encourage = fhou.and Ms.
i.'ona'ies. o be sislinned ,hr.us hou, the
rount',. Aud mnreove,. many. DO h in
the ti''i sud NIL ararv departments ~ the
p"'.rnmfn', are not only warm hi,nl,,
ept liberal supporters Of tho cause. So
great vas the change uI,hin . ie~ wears,
'ha, M's.iuna'y !. now a. nurh rr.p,c.
ted. s' kindly treated. aud .. highly hnu.
ofed BY natives. and BY Eurom an reel.
dr"i-, a. . pastor in Nee fors;-.nJ
even more so by the ua',,s,; -h.esusr
they hold sha'yerv religion i. g"od. il
'ts til'"ss sric,Iy oh.e,,e IL, and ,har
az hsf"us teacher Is worthy Of profound,
estIesefshce. <z'.+ :. ..
bh no.wmhstand.ne these favorable
openings Of Provide nre, there j. nav hu,
l'''is more 'han one m,ss,snsry l., a a,l.
lion nf s.,bIs. -.
Alter grsphic description nf The vari.
ons m's'h'nary st.h"ns. Mr.. y. said. Dur
school system in fml,s j. much hike your
Bible etasses aud Sunday schools. We
make IL onr first. serond. aud third obier,
70 tescb the Bible. THIS necessity .. laid
"r"" us. as . NECESSARY ps.p.rat,on for
preaching. We mus, commence viii,
teaching The young. and Gil III. mind with
Ih',ssisn thoughts before u - pre-sec.p,.
~; tor you may a. we'll attempt 10 pour
@hesi INT" a ra.k- filed wuL nails aud
melted lead. as TO lodge Christian thong b 10
}" Tie hs'd or hr.n &c ons Who ha.
gown up under The binding. supply,
ns influences II hra' henism. You NAV |
preach . good sermon, and the people will |
'as-" All nue--'s eycsilsn,. -" zee |
'f''s'e J"s'so." And ,e, To them, hea-
ven means +" Kyisi,n.~ Cod means
! S'ss TheR. "l's".pis,a,ian'' - and
'o'"ess, =" au.ierih.s sni ablutions. :"
ihey have UNDERLINED the whole sermon
. , heather sen.e--have understood u
lsm the ,orong s1ay. Hence the nsces.
my a. village scho"ts. and ,his system off
rhool' per.sdes ,hc lsn.i - "a, Is the
his prrsanal l,bor.. can sx.
and them, f a. IA, - The funds ON, init,
;. haads BY he Chr's,,sa public, viii en-.
bio him to '1'snd them By u,.irs sgsosy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

lkss "a sec IlsspSls " sbslstst tilA lus.
puniIY q mIun1s estpedsM saFd q
lhenzhof M GsEeta@sEis a elEil.
80 asssai - tlEEE bEEaa = - ~ ~
difie.hisn. 8 disPasyias = = slifp
4. uniasg eKsrgi0ns. - .ynem mfaa
sions. sad i. sp<sis1s leaAAxfL
Ins asx. d kzpp<ns INT u Anfis.
Amsrxsa tlemma1ers. Mr. p2mf 1ur
nrf. eamnsa6isr O akr Bfixll4 ssxne@.
hss. xishia he pori e kia = gsnrirn.
seirs9 spon The hfir . perpais'' undef
she pr<xIlhai sic % Aalla-A1n<ie-n and
has slaves % b.sri. Thrsisiaefsa rs.
ri,ing - sueh . P0ini jnisdsetiu 10 . g..
reign harb0r j. nrs impas,ible accept q
he ssrngaHee uf prnple areusened %
seoFn al Ihs rights IL nations NJ un they
e0nsidcs Ina frstls :. think n NJ permil-
ling Ihemsrlrrs 20 Be irOd spa BEi.
lurkily. Brs1ii i powrr ma luils -
impnlrni. Tier Gatrrnmenl lss salid
.nr. and destitute neither af ns.H nor Il
the eneEey In nsei hrm. The Consequence
wss. an immediate inIims,ion On C,mano
dare Tuner that The prizr must b given
ur. ne refused. tiPan d . the Govern.
menl placed around The fngaie wl,ch ksl
the brig in possession some gnn-bals. and
iepraird The iniimaiion. Turner trplird
ihst IL they sppnsrhcd he would IRE up-
IN ihen. Al This the Gasemmsal put
rinfnreemen,s inio slireasiles aflk port.
and issnrd orders I sink llar frgst II the
relessr of;hr brig wss refused. 1hrr be-
Ing nov M a,' e. remedy. The pria sas
given nr.
under such eircnmsi .nees, the ,nelo-
AmsIic-n Minister. Mr. Mise. thinning 10
iniimltlsie Tho brazilian Government, feni
in q prnirst and demand Cor his pass
paIis: hut. greatly to hi. DISAPPOINTMENT.
they WEIR without delay plared N bis
hands. This Mr., Wise i ih-i Emou.
oraior who said. ; Few years since. in the
Washing IN Congress. iha il Vas ,ecss.
sary that the Ansls-Saxnn rare should
march to the rspiialof Mnniezuma, s,ler-
inmate The haiefal Spanish rscs. ~s,h lis
delesi4ble psPal religion. and ssizA upon
Ihe images Of gold and silserin i,s elurch
e..- This same individual. then. has re-
with his p ssp"r,s upnn his body;
and. in place Of quitting The country. has
thought il more prudent 10 ask hn Co
serRmsnl far insirucii,ns!
We shall now see bat. in aposibon 80
serious, his Government will do. Atlrasi.
We see iha, CIR the mcmen, there rigns
IN i,s part the profnundesi silence as 10
his important matter. We wiinessnnne
n the rauRts which The press of the Uni.
ID states hahiiuslly vomis upon al &c
'asions. This means something. They
viii soon hare. in thar respect. a. great
difficulty whss 10 say AZ nos TO hold
heir peace.
u j. 70 he remarked thai the capiured
'ffs had IN beard no only rla &c. NJ $50,
100 in gold snd silver. with go. 00O more
n g"ld.'lusl from the roast Of tfIira. We
nsy be ASSURED. q rrrEas. ia, .thr loss
I the negr"es grieved the c.pinrs much
ess than did 'ha, Of the cseh---,Le lausr
''eins the main induermrn, that ,s.rptsa
'rszil in her ovR p"rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

Aiwest 4 q tisaisas -, We ,,.
eeslid ~ ssheai, wkfps sAs mi.sla.s,.'
aslosfa - Nest neaMsina 80 ~
feeE9Hte tasW si9VEtaz fs.rti - - 1.
e1@aag 6aaa a - aaIlars.s
aksss 49, asksss 80 fl,.As,1.,
- esainasiss. = ph<k 49, = =.
is1s sssl1 % fasAse<, sPp- = \ a..
s<slsfs. hs<hed . ssap s.s ; il 4, -,
slssr~s = Ansr.eGn episrfss.
!. hAssfssf scs f@d nasssssss,x -
10 mzny plsrss sksss sksr< . ~ -. -
ssnssaiE. si.sf< . Q slxsses e g. ="
hars ktrn Tashrrtd inan la fh,i.,,..
shsfth-aohs'e--llffe s0-snd k.,. J.,
- issnsy nilrs disass. 100. o. 80.
'insna yss had shols s,llsg.s \ c.
lisss. .hss baih msn and .sm,s -.
sd shske hsads slxh 5 "a. IL Il Il, 60
simrisrlsy 81 Chtiuiss love.
Thus. ssad NJ. 8. has Pss,la.r...
psifd ne cay tllrosfhoas flsni.k -.
shd .hosld Be 40 mere ,ssp,.sd . lar,
BY nsxs : Osrs.lsnd.s shs dos i, -.
t1sly lhfawa a.sy. shd dat n, -
pnPel.ioa 81 inda 10 hfe.m,.s. Co.
ssan Iroplr. q "a have lsrn \ A., !,
hoe sands Ifsl changes sros,h, . nj.
he lssi tsrniy lesrs a. lhe S,na.,. -
l.l.nds. nos 40 iaslly ssrsllns ,hs go;
'siiaa shd s'su.sds u cLll.l,an p,,,s,,
Of ever. ssii0n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

ssSass . nsGnsiss,oIy blsaG nmAT 50
So nsullsk, ksi eta nsxsF esssaia Ae
sas1sl Iilpa mkifh ksshl ra@mah1sF6 81
r.i1sitii - 81 efIrg la1h
o. psi1epgl rissrA ) g - hsslaea
c. hese akfeel1ss. i, a.n.x .paineisal
'slmsas. Ths CAsszkesskSs. ! csiGai.
sns, yislts . sssf psSxrsxl~e~ silhoss
lshss or szp<ss<. hsrs~na fsptsly ~
. ssr. 60 aha risy b 6ssszesx - sssss
ssas ID sl< great sssinsss a asnsisrsss-
lnE Va tslnk kxr lsestaan. hewrrer.
lsss lsseuAle shsa he risies hsslss a.
sssiss eanmssigssina siih. Ehs Auanar.
The cry of Assssia 10 naklnr IN imres-
asnl nsss On Ms rubifsa Ter nubls
nyer ds<s ass. HE tks rhsnskoorhe<.
lsbls oFsf ridge 81 grsnile Or hss GENE
aoas; bsi her ssalshy esiizsss. hrr hs1ks.
gsissa he aonep0ly b or I<gislsisrr.l
ard her cprpssaas susholines have invnk-
90 me aid Il srRnes - isnsdy ne
deleri. Thi. e<n. and se have nodoubt
all Be sHresed. and The city e AsRuss
.dl Cad herself sppplisc aish usisf
POSER unsurpssset.
|. M.iledsrsiile. mo. u brginnirg 70 pfF.
eslss The dssn Of eenef day. llrs nssr.
like he Sassnnsh. isls iIsslf do.n eyrf
il. shosls By gradual deseents. b1i they
are Easily overcome BY seienee. snd . "a.
lsIpoxsr equal 10 any oIhsr nay be ron-
nsndfd. Seseral Of our wealthy eilIzsns
ssr. We understand. nsling . mossmsni
on ihis ,shieci. We Hu,l n, II plans ~,li
10 made % concentrate . great wsasr-
poser. This 10 the IinRe ri success. II
iskss community 10 make manulsesur.
ing iowr. No enmpsny aor no iad,sidO-
81 has wealth enough 10 effect IL. Lowell
VS. begun BY . eonpany, bot has not
rissa 10 80 preseni sirs'nsss sreept BY
the sid ri many independent rempahi's.
So Il will be here. A Ire scope 20 PIT
saie sa,etrnse must be Rivrn. OF ihis
snurcs % industry and rrOhl all be usns.
frrsd 70 Other places.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

Iysgasg sat ssw lhs IIisIash sc klas, :
= staad $685. srysNAs css1l Y ~ stm.
- go = yasf 80 = alss tsftelass
enf4aEE 3 EF4Frefs ia ftzeaIf pc
aoenai..a - ,aa taa aaxsn6. h 40 anauess.
:. ~ ao2aad m1sF 6Isss. Il mhoss -
lselE laoaGds. ksse - - "a IAsy
ss~ sh< srs re@miheS sns u 10 NJ sFin-
Ia shzz sh<y to 80 80 uszk.- kxsis
ssirs sA<Cs1rz. s.ss<n< ssss<s yss sfs 81
iaessaisiI.' a Glsrd asa ssews shss Be.
hsa rel greet sssl shesi - s6sif u
Ihr gsp<rs. - he hss fofnsd aA< af@aise
ll.sl Ne prsonsr I'D sssb fhs Gsfrfaass
snd he siso u Ehrasi ssids as COS shos<
a.ih % snl 70 ks t1si<H
Atlass sfsrsrendlnr sons wsskf 10 sr-
anlsis aaay tksssands. possibly twelve
arn nsy &c dragged iron fsrErs sndccl-
lsrs. sha read - papers. 90 haFnr M
bsssas draw % epinisns lsom shsms and
rot unlikely. N his aisksy ssarrh ios 10.
panisl 1ssofs. sans lrienes and sreem.
plarss af thr psssenrr nsy be rsashi. xho
eieasrse hassss iasned 30 epsnssn. jump
into tke gsry bax sad ssrsrf sstdiss u
arquniL Ard . u possible thass Jurs
o. srltrlsd e4n have shs rrn6isnre ofsLe
pshlirf LET q bs observed sl.o. hal Ne
prsrsiral spplsrssion oi shis rule brssks
ds~n ths ssusss raised BY the eamaoa
Lac. assinsl eslInsiah bets zen he Jurer
and he prisoner. A JBfar ~hsn rsgalsr-
~ called. rast SERVE. snlrss Excused o.
set ssid-, and lhs isrts On which bic SER
s'ee 10 dispensed wiih nssi be prassd b
lessl srid.nrs. lhaits. on oath. Bsi hy
The practice ~e are considering. any Ju.
ror may excuse himself simply By o, ing
he has famrd an opinion. aad in ihls
way the ps,sansr nay be relieved ofsush
% .opld be compelled. BY their coasei-
saes. o. 6nd him ga,l,y. ~ere they ,s
serve. So alsa The srti,af ASIDE of whole
panels and calling upon The spectators %
ssf,e ~ tslrsnen. sHsids an orpouunit,
20 The frends of the pIsonrf 70 sss on
The Jury.
Go bach 10 iss Is zoe wiii inihs prse-
lice nf The common lsw, you end noshins
like nuf pfesen, rule. Nsasly tao HIN.
dfed years ago u was decided In Eng
land that Jsror could no, be qassiioned
. 10 hi. opinion; and ihis dssision has
been snensiy snd explicitly sfkinied
&c late years. Hsnfs 10 tie Englsh
Cuurls srensser witnessed snd lhs srenes
winch are daily j,sgsse,rs ours. SHEER
HUNDREDS oi sssp~tiable men are rrirrsd
by the Court 40 nn6s 10 serve % Juress.
- So h,sssd 90 80 eslisnsni 70 not 10 be
nu.ted even under oath. -
i'm Ensl.nd he prisonsr ssnnos inquire
~hs,her Juror hss fsrm.d On opinion
ri bis esss, boz he may produce aay ssi-
dsnse he possesses. that ths Jarnf enter.
siRs malirf losssds bio. 90 thst nc 10 not
dspassd 10 give fair srd ,opar,ial YER
DIRT; sad .ths 6,nsss of he ysry 10 deter.
mined by The ssisienre. s.a'
u 10 high TINS that cor I.ssislsiuss
shosld ins,fese 10 ,essars The prse,,ee uf
the common is~: bss Il the present rule 70
IN be continued, Then ought 90 In hare o.
ins any notice Of the rerpsusiion NJ crimes;
ne slss lac mskins % psnsI ios any msn
liable 10 do jury duty, 10 loek in,o ne~s.
pspssl Al.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

The Warsaw Signal informs us that the
people Of Nauvoo have stopped from work
on the temple, and are now engaged in
mIdIng > rampant arc md IL, enclosing six
se!e'' toureea feet high, six thick, and
saa' fes.id ss0as 1sssny.
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TRIAL by lURY.

We find The following communication in de
New Yerk Express and we rpshlsh l. hseause
h Affords ample materials for thinking. Who
that has witnessed The trilI a capital case. any
where. win no, agree that the evils pointed ou, DO
ezis,. and that hey ought 10 be rcnedicdi
-@s R;gisfv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

The Grand Lodge of Mississippi have
voted tha' any odd felInw who may he con.
cerned IN . duel, shalba. once bcs4relIed
rem the Fraternity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-04
BATON ROUGE, LoUIsrANE, JAvvrEe a, ls4S.


terra aucuno alteration dams los relation,
eAt6rieures du Moxique. qoi soront al con.
trnirs condulios avec plus de yigueur et
d'Ghergie que iamais.
IA peino Ia revolution ttait ellie termln6a
d Mexico que la vile parut presenter un
jour de f6te. Les statues u les portraits dc
Santa Anna furent mis- en- pieces. Sd
jambe qui await etc e%mbaum6e enterree
ayec les honneurs militaires, fut d6terree
OF misc en- fragments.
Aux dernitres neuyelles, Santa Anna
demenrait inactif d Qneretaro, ct l'on sat.
tend a co que lie peu do troupes qui res
tent abandonment dun moment i I%'autre.
On ignore sill pourra s%'ocbapper ; sill peut
y pafyenir, il ira dit. en-, a Cuba JOUR de
son immense fortune, que queIqucs.uns
6valuent 8 quatre millions de p~iastres.
Depuis plus de vingt ans, sauf de rares
intervalIos, Get homne a dirig6 les dosti.
nees du peupIe msxicain mais tout por-
te d croire que sa carrisrc polItique est ter.
min6e.
On nous n dome communication do di.
verses protestations sc rattachant aux der.
niers 6v6nbmens. Nous no les publions
pas parce qu~'elIes mont gu6re qu'un into.
ret de localitt.
lie d6partement de Vera Cruz a suivi
Ie movement ct s'est formellement pro-
aonce, lie IL, pour lo parti du Congress
AbeiHe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-04

dao jusqu'au lehdemin matip. Nous YOU.
drions pouvoir tendre justice aux nebles
efforts des hommes de iequipage ct ad
calme parfait qui r9gnalt pafni eux.
tongues ct Ientes nous parurent les hcu.
res Jusqu'au Iendenain matin. Une mi.
nute ssflablait dovoir d6cider de n0tre ex.
%istence. D6s le natin, une paftie de i'e
qllPage prepare les embarcations /: Puns,
tate pour 10 ressac, pouvait prosque fesis.
ter d n'importe qUelIe mer ; I%'autfe, qni
await servl dix ans do pare i cochons,
etalt pleine dc lrous dams son fond, et tel.
cement dGt6rior6e qu'on ne perlnettait il
personne de murcher sur ses baDcs, de pour
quo 10 fond n'6Clatat. Enfnl e Jour patdt,
ct tteas ~aperCdmes un brick a Sou miles
40 Vent Nous fines alors tous les si-
gnaux d'dsage, mais il ne parut pas Y fal.
re- attention L'6quipago ne so permit pas
un murnurG OF Ia capitaine dit settlement,
en- yoyant s'aietghor notre geule chance
de- salut Dieu yeuille quill n'aient ia.
mals besoin du secour9 4t'iI me feflgent
a ujourd'hu r. a sept haures l'equipa2e
Sc disposa d metre les embarcatlons 4 la
mars Lt eapitaiHa Hitchcock en- laissa
D9b3uiueHt IL cheIx an maitre d'6quipage,
Nj. benson, qloiqn'iI sht que dams rune II
await chance ceftaine de salut, ct dams
Iautre chance de mort non m0ins certaine.
En- yerit6, on ne saurait dignement rendfs
~ustics au sang ,froid, a l'intrGpidut6 ct il
gon6rosite do capitaine Hitchcock durant
durant ees inslans d'Gpreuves. NJ. Ben.
son Choislt ls bateau de rsssao ct Co fut Ia
cause do notre salut. Les passengers YOU.
lurent aCCompapagner 10 capitaine dams la
chaloupe, qui 6tait tellement pourrie que
nous n'Osames exporter de v8temons que
ce que nous ca avlsns sur nous. A hunt
hsureS, on init Ia chaloupe a Ia iner, ct
nous nous 6l0lgnAmes du nayire dams Fem.
barcation la plus fragile qui ait pout 8tre
ia mais fait hotter douze hommes sur 70.
C6un, nous %attandant, Il chaque instant, a
volr s%'enfonCsr 10 ~nayire. que nous l]alssions
avec 10 pieds d'eau sur son avant ct 7 pieds
sur son ~arri6re. Harnesses, dGvor6s d'inQui.
etude ct converts de I'cau gIac6e Qui nous
await monde 4 b0rd del'Aidbamidn, nous re.
gardlons la mort comme certaine, ct adres.
slons dGJA nos prI6res a Dieu, lorsqlo lie
Capitaine s'ecrla, mn pour ~repondro d
nos pri6res; " Une wolfe I" L'6quipnge
tressaiIIit ct l'apergut, en- effet, d la distan.
ce do 10 miles. A environ cling heures
ct demie, nous 6tions en- snret6 d bord do
fAtdldnta, dc New York, OH, a notre gran.
de joie, nous trouyamos notre maftre de.
Iulpagc Benson avec les ciDq hommes qui
I'accompagnaient, Nous devons notre de.
~lvrance d NJ. Benson ct a SEES hommes, qui,
IN IN peu plus de 4 heures, ont fait plus
lie 20 miles pour rencontrer un navire qui
ne faisait pas meme route que rAIabam.
an. Les Signatures termlnent Ell expri.
nant Ieur reconnaissance au capitoino
Raymond, de I'Atdlanta, pour sa g6nereu.
sc conduite d leur 6gard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-04

SUCRE.--Neus sommes forces de r6dui.
re legeremcnt les chiffres de nos c6tes,
c'est i dire de porter 10 sucre lnferieur Ell
ordinaire 2 liz, d 2 3l4 ord. 3; commun
= la bon 3 liz a &c. beau de choix 4
1l3 a Sc. la liyfe. II ne s'est rIen fait sur
habitation.
SuCRE DE LA HAvANE.--Domando IL
mitees ct sans arrangements dams les prix.
lie brun vaut 5 3t4 a Il2c. jaune 7 d !
Sd bIauc o d 10 1l2c. la IIrre.
MELAssEs.-lI y a Gu d'assez bonncs
demaodeS pour les m6Iasses-Ies cours sont
de 10 1l2l II cents lie gallon. QuoIqocs
petites ycntcs ont etc faItes sur habitatlon
d - liz ct Is.
FAR1Np.--Neus c6tons rOhio 81 81
liz; Missouri 4 81 lI2 4 45 ldem
marque City 4 80 a 5 % lie baril.
PRoDUlTs DE L'oUEsr.--Lo pore est
forme d 8 50 eli 9 IS, ct on en- demande
meme $40; 10 NJ. o., rare Vaut 8 IS a
8 4; lie prime 7 rs. La graisse est peu re.
cherchee, nous la cotons s liz d 6, ce der
nier chinre ne scrait accord6 qua Ia belle
quaIit6, iambons 7 d 7 liz Sous envelope
ct au susro s A Zoe. plats C0'Gs liz a A
3I4c. 6pauIes 3 liz d 3I4c. la llyro.
GRA1Ns.-Le march6 Ost tres fcrme,
par Ia raison que les arriyages ont dImlnu6.
Mais blanc on jaime, dc 81 d 33c. {; en-
g%renier, de 26 a &c. le boisseau. Point
dc Er0ment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-04
FURNITURE F]URNITURE!l

TIE subscriber. thankful for the liberal pa
tronage bestowed On the late Firm, would res
pectfully inform the citizens of Baton Rouge
and vicinity, that he willcontinue the business
Of Cabinet making and repairing at the old
stand, on Church street, opposite NJ. Granary'g,
on his own account. An assortmeutofFurni-
ture consisting in part, Of Bedsteads, Armoirs.
Tables, Chairs, &c. will be constantly kept ON
hand or made to order.
Old Furniture neatly cleaned and repair
ed.
Turning will also be executed.
An assortment Of Tiester paper always on
hand.
Coffin making promptly attended 10, and a
new hearse, Just completing, will always be
Kept in readiness on the premises.
a share Of public patronage is solicited by
JACOB PIPER.
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Tcate dc pr0prittf pour 7e Placement de
talea de paroisaes dc aparoisse dEst Ba:
toa a0age, Louisiana.
En- vcrtn dun acte i%ntituIe, "un acte
de la Legislature de l'Elat de la Louisians,
]approuyee lie 20 Mars, 1912, eft en- vertn
de 4me section dun acte approuv6 le IS
mars 1880, je vendrai en- vente pubIique,
Jeudi % Janvier 1s45 a la maison de
Cour de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, a l'heure
habituelle DIES %ventes, tois les droits, litres
ct %pr6tentions des %personnes sous.nommes,
dams ct a la propriete ci-apres decrite pour
lie Placement de leur taxes de p~aroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge SAVIOR:
Tous les droits, tire. lntGrets ct preten-
tons de BENJAMIN s. Holmes ct Eliza Holmes
sa femme, dams ct a Ia pFopriete sniyante, sac
voir I'm lot de terre mesurant 1l5 1912
pieds de face ct 80 pieds de profondeur, situe
dams cette partie de la vile de Ration Rouge
ci-deyant appartenant conjointement 4 Mn.
Hickey, Scott, BUTLER, Gardere, Sloan, Malta
& Fulton, Giant lot No Z, 1tet 2 de la dite
propriete Aussi nm moroccan de telre ct ame-
liorations situe dansscette partie de la vile de
Baton Rouge, connue par Halls Row faisant
face a Ia rue du nord, borne 4 Pest par un
lot appartsnant a John Buhler, a POuest par
nn lot des hGritiers de Brown, ct mesuraDt
30 pieds de face par q de profondenr pour lie
montant de leur taxes de p~aroisse de la pa
roisse DIST Baton Rouge pour Pannee I943
ct les frais.
Tous les droits, titres, intereis ct prGten-
de Henry G. Christmas ct David Roun-
s%aviIle, dams Ia p%aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
borne a f'ouest par terre ci-devant apparte.
naAt a Yeo, au nord par terre de Foater, !
Test par cclles de L H Carpenter ct au sud
par--, pour lie Placement de ses taxes de
dams la paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge
pour les annees 1910, I84I, 1871 ct 1913,
ct les frais.
Tous les droits, Tires, interats ct prefen-
sions de Thomas Lilley, dams ct a 1920 ar
pens de terre situes dams Ia paroisse DIST
Baton Rouge, ct borne an nord par terres de
est par terres de Wm. + Cox ct au-
tres, au sud par terres de earle ct Newcomb
ct a l'ouest par lie feuve mississippi pour lie
Placement della balance de ses taxes de parois-
Sc pour PanHee 1913, ct les frais.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paiera lie
de ses taxes sur la ditte propri6t6 Ie
jour de Ia vente, ct les frais, aura lie priyiIe-
&c d'acqusreur, sur la propriete ainsi yendae,
la loi.
Les aetss de Vente seront passes par de-
want PIlon. Oh. Tessier, Juge de ~paroisFe.
0. HACKET.
Collector dos taxes de ~paroisse.
Dec. Il 46.
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Suicide d Quest Baton Rougs.-Le
nomm6 Jean Dominique Lanoux, habiiant
domeurant 4 ~ miles plus bas que la
msison de cour, s'est suicide. lundi der.
MGR, en- sc tirant IN coup de fusiI dams la
tete. Get homme est viyenaent regrett6
pat ses voisins qui tous s'accordent 1 dire
que c'6tsit an parfait henntte homme.
On suppose quill a etc pOuss6 d cette eE-
tr6nit6 par une monomanie qu'on attribute
a la:ftcheuse position de fortune d laqnelIe
l'avaient r6duis los mauvaises reCoItas
quill a faites les deux dernieres ann0es.
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IHE undersigned. respectfully informs the
citizens Of Baton Rouge aud it's vicinity, that
ne has removed his Cabinet Ware Shop from
It's former location, 10 the first house below
Mf. John Reds near the Market House, where
ne will, as heretofore, attend to ali orders in
the cabInet-making business. and continue TO
keep on hand the various articles in his line,
such s-Bedsteads, Chairs, Armoirs, Tables,
Looking Glasses, cedar Chests, garlishinz.
paper, &c, sc.
CofHas made. at the shortest notice, and a.
the most Reasonable prices. He wilt keen.s al
usual, , Heagas, which vii aawaysAs reasg
to hires
URBAN HADLEL.
Dec l+fh, Is.
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HAvAvE.--Par 10 brick I Street, arli.
We bier, nous avons reGu nos ~journaGx jus.
qu'au 81, ct 10 steamer Alabama, arrive
en- IS heures, nous a complete nos dates
jusqu'au "a incIuslvement.
Les iournaux de Ia Havane dissent, quill
no faut pas Sc falre illusion a.dessus ct que
nj Ie Mexique nj PAngIeterro ne s%onffri-
ront pannexation du Texas. Nous diyons,
nous, que 81 rannexion ma pas lieu &c ne
sera point par Granite de PAngIeterre eli
du Mexjque.
Nous voyons par une correspondence
dr Diario de la Marina que l'AmGriquc
du centre est t%ouionrs lie theatre de trou-
bIes ct de queries d'e&tefmlnatlon.
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Decentralization avons va hisr uno
machine pour cooper dos cannes, Inven.
10 par n. + G Henderson, La construc-
lion est t~r6s.simple, ct possedo YIN grand
avOntsge psr.dessus celles que nous avony
vuos auparpvant dc Ia meme n0ture. Les
faux pesvont 6tro 6loyees gu ohaiss6es a
veIost6 scion que la sstslce du so Is re.
.rtsiprt