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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
SUMNER H. WmrEa WEEKLY PAcKET
RAINBOW, 3. f, SELLEeg Master.

BgAaEg H. WINTER WEEKLY pAcxET
RAINBOW, 3. f., sELLgeg Master
The nov, splendid
fYGa fast running steam
. er RAINBOW, 8. n.
SBLBteE Master, con-
stinuss her regular
weekly trips between
Ne" Orleans and Bayou Sara, leaving
New Orleans every Sunday morning, Al IL
o'clock A. ~, and bayou Sara every Wedpes-
day, at IL o'clock M.
lle also makes an extra trp-~leavos Ba
you Sara on Monday stnoon for Baton no uQs
ard returns The Bezt morning 10 Bayou Sara
The greatest care will be observed in the
handling and delivering Of freight and no o.
ertion will be spared to give entire s~atisfas.
ton.
For freight apply to,
PIKE g. HART, Agents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
PEix B'IasTagCTroH.

~HKFgREHcEs
Rev. Mr.. WoodbridRe, Mr.. Bonaecaze,
Mr. ] Peilltps, Col Malta.
II Mr, III oFre 4 vendrs IN assortment
de mnsiq1e nouVelle, atssl que plusieurs IN
atfumeutu de differences esptces, teIs que
dBtteesguiaares, Gagtolets etune grande gum
titt Do eordga pour piano OF guitar, de premi.
ere qaaiif&.
II est pref a executor des ordrea pour des
pianos do premiere qIalitt, quu poura
bonner au prtx Dc Ia NouveIlo Orleans
ao6t 3 20
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

DI0N NOUgHf III.
Rev. w A Scott, Hon. J Baldwin,
Hon. Judge CauoDge, ] A uaybin, ESQ
Rev. J Twitchell, DR.. ] W Plcton. S ]
Peters, Esq, A Mathews, Esq.
N0uUsue Orleans.
ayril 5 9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.

Mardi 99 Ayril, 1916
Les anaire8 de COS defnierg joors n'ont
pas ei6 inpgrtnnles, Of p0nr quelqaes uns
des articles do notfe mafeh6, los pfix ont
nno t%ondance Yefg ia baisso. 10 mefcb6
an cotton d tcaime, i calso ID felatd que
profgeDt les nouvbIloa dH Gfeat Western
uotg a%fttvefs
Goros.-Le mareh6 eel fsrme aug pfix
suigaD,.
CL4gstfioArfoN.
IGfbfiear, aa
OfdiHaires III a 55
Moyen Marehand, "a aB5
Maretand, 81 az
Bon Marehand, III i III
Bon Ut Fin, 90 100
BueaB.-Depnis notfe revue do vendfo.
Ill d%efnief, ID marehe d 6G6 oxcegaiyement
loutd les detent6nr9 ont proage bsnueo9p
do dificnlt6 il eeonler guelqbos potts lots
aux ancians pfix.i DO forts Ioig no pour.
raient 6lfb yendug i mains dane conceg.
sion nous a. ponyona dependant fisn
changer A nos c6teg Iulgdeur et ordL
nnIreg o 3fa q, bon O lt4 i 9 1l2, beau
et DO choix 9 3l4A7 cents h liYfo. Nous
~n'ayona ontendu paflof d%uncune yente glf
habitation.
SUoRE DE IA ffAvAan lie stock pour
toatas eorteg cot ties rebuilt. Nous 60.
tons: Bfun 4 Is Il IA cents, Jaune ..
.84 b Or q. bltnc 10 liza III liz q. par
liyre.
MeLAsaa-La damando 4 6t6 tres i.
mit6a depas n0tre derBier rapport, lea pfix
ont encore baiase d cnpse des nn1eblles
d6faYorablea qui nous. %yiennent di Nord /;
nous e0tous mainipnanl Dc III d 30 liz
cents par gallon On BARI % ch6ne u do
eypre. Une yente en- bafil de- cb6ne q gu
lien d 26 II2. Point Do gcnto sur habta.
ton.
FARNB.-La marcb6 aug farinos n 6t6
tres caIme. lea detenteurg 90 nontreDt
plus ayides de r6atiser L cause DO Pappro.
che dos chaIcurs. Ds bons lots do ZONE
c~ommandent 90 10 a. 10 liz maFques
ordinares des Illinois 81 dr. Miasoafi, VI
10 IA Is; St. Louis "a Is d 4 IS Ii
bariL-Abeife.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26


Affet6 p1r John Il. stmp.
SOD, j %guyifoD " miles DO
eete vile, aufl6 Mnnchae, ane
omebt de c%oulsur Isabslle,
aane marq1e visible, ago DO Ia ans,
Apssi IN p%onlain Dc & mois De la meme
conlear.
- Aussi par 10 mems pDc
yaehe nolro ct IN veau Dc o
rn4ib. La yache est marquee
~ June coupe en dessas 81 ane
dossets Eofeitle gadche, uue fourchs sur 70,
re~lleerolte, In propribtairs do cos ami.
ndux est ingit64 do los fstir0r on 30 confor.
mant / In lei.
] II DUraoea.
anvil 8 D Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

AVIS,
Une election sera tenue LUNDI, Ie IL
mai proclaim, aux heares ordinances, pour
six mcmbfes du Jt1 h Police, pour Ia
p~aroisse gEst Batoa Rouge, pour repre-.
senier les DISTRICTS suivans:
district-A Ia tnaison de cour prasidse
par IA. Moreno, Juge de paix.
2--An bureau Dc NJ. James Cooper,
presid6e par L DIT Cooper.
3-Chez TT Rhodes, preside par le
dit Rhodes GO Ellie Russ.
4-Chez Mme. Towasend aux plains,
presid6e par Geo. P Liloy, j1ge d. paiS
Chez Joseph Cooper, pree6d6e par
John Foreman, iuge he paix.
8-Chez 10 Cal. Hickey, presid6e par
le lit Hickey 81 DR.. j g Williams.
CHI. TE5SIER. p.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

M froid on Fraaos.-~Le ffoid i fat
de- nombrousss yietimes cotto aimee. A
proyes, IN agent do police, eaisi par 10
froid pondaDl son service To mutt, ma pas
sucuomb6, maig II d etc frappa d'ullena
ton montale.-A Saint ene4f, pres do
Ramb5tvillers, dams los Vo5ges, OH 10
thormomatfe centigrado q attotnt yipgt
trois degrees, IN cultivation, qai fegagnait
son domicile, s'ssl tgar6 dams los neiges,
Of, 10 l%endemuin, on Ia trouyd mort nj
pied dan atbre Oh il s'est as5ig. lao fore
do Get hommo, voyageant aaasi, await
6galement y0ula he reposer, maia, safpri5
par denx lonp5, i 50 EVA, poussa de gfanda
cris, ct r6ussit, On menacant les deux
loups do son baton, Il les tonir i distance.
II marcha quolqne temps encore, snlgi par
les deux loaps, q 10 jour etlnt yeDp, II
put |reconuallrb Oh 6tuit Of 80 diFigef gers
son Yillaee. C'est 6yidommsnt aux deitx
animaux f6roces qq'il dot Ia vie, car il 80
serait endormi CONNIE son frere OF cot etG
gel6 comno Iui. A Paris, 10 y mars ID
5olno chafrialt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

la Jam5e dc Saaiu Anna a Loudres.-
I'm de nos correspondents nous cert do
PARIS :
+" Lors dc P~attaqao de ID Vera Cruz par
les Francais, Santa. Anna cut ane jamie
onlayee par IN boulet de canon Cette
Jamie, porte triot1phalement d NeAieo,
rdl pr6cieusement %embanm6o. OF d6poaee
dams gnn mausolae spleadide, sur aDe des
places do Mexico. 4 llepoQte des der.
niers ey6nemons, cette depoullls do Pex.
president sabit ID sort All son ancion pro.
prietaire 10 monument qui Ia contenait
fut abaltu, ct la maIheureuae jamie, apres
avoir etc promen6e dams 10 rues da Ia
vile, fut letee dams une citefns. I'm por.
tefaix, qni l'ayait suivie toute Ia iourn6e,
la ramassa Ct Ia vendit a un .AngIais !;
c~elui.ci l'envoya a Londres Oh Pom dot
en- frire rexhibiti0n dams Ie Emeux cabi
net des figures on Gre qui renfefme des &c.
I6brlt6s contemporaries do toas genres, ct
les tetes des plus grand crimineIs, conser,
wees dams I'esprit. de vim"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
'nTDs DU PAIN

P0ID5 DU PAIN,
Fizb parl s maifs pour h ssmaiBs s~B,Ybnte
In Farino btant R425 10 barll, 10 once
de- pain pour dix aobe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

CoxHAIssEaESs a vsRdfs au barsau do
co Journal,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
pERDU gu EGARE.


I'm compte centre IN p%aroisse dOuesf
Baton Rouge, pour Ia spnme de tfente
piastfes 800 pour IN mois de service COM
me garde des f0rcats sur Ie chemin me.
nant de- james DeyaIl al bayou Crosse
'fBte, de OF environ le Gone Aodt aa goa
Sophomore Is43, 10 dit cofnpte btait on
fsyear dc Milton Burgess ct Approve par
Capt. II Koan, AUST IN antro compile de-
gingt.sopt piastres 1921 an dated ia meme
temps en- Janyier 1914, en- favour de- Nil.
ton Burgess pour services CONNIE garde
III APPROVE par Capt. III Tate. Les comp.
ties 81 dessps ont etc tgaf6s depais la fin
dc JUN Oh 10 Commencement dc Juliet
dar11er 1914.
PATRICK AHERN.
Eat de la Louisiana,
Paroisse Quest Feliciana.
A comparn persoDnellement deylnt moi,
GEO. Cook un Iuge de Paix, dams ct pour
Ia dlfe paroissc, ct etat d1meDt a~gaernente,
Patrick Ahern, leqaeIa declare sous ser.
ment que u temoignage ci dessus est cor,
rect ct vrai.
PATRICK AHERN.
Sigu6 ct sousscul devant moi 90 % De-
Janyler Is45.
G COOK, juge de PAX.
Le public est AVERT de ne pas t~rafguer.
pour les. complies ci.dessas. n'ayant anais
etc endosses gu asighes par moi, ct Il
Placement en- a st6 auret6.
NJ. BURGESS.
mars % 4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
LC MORRIS, Sheriff.
- lnara
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour des Pfcuyes-Paroig5e Quest BA
ton Rouge.
Aaendu que Stephen Henderson. ADM.
h~istratenr de Ia succession do Fl A Nus
sender, decide. a dbpose au bureau dn
grefisr de Ia dite cour, son tableau dad.
ministration dams Iadite succession.
Avis est par 10 present donn6 d tousc euz
intefess9s. de- fairo ~connaitre lsurs raison
dams te courant de dix Jourg do Ia pabfica,
ton De cet avis, pourquoi le dit tabieau ne
seraf pas accorde, ~homaogne, Ell rendu lie
lugement De Ia cour.
CT. TESTER, PJ
Copie cnnforms a loriginal.
A WINTHROP, grefisr.
70 mars 1916 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

FotRR D'AontoULrvRE. -C'ost avoc
plaisir que nous a~nnonfona quo M 10 ~.
40 Roat, ci.deyant de Ia Cour Supreme, q
ropondu aux vBux de Ia Soeidt6 d'Agfi.
culture, et quill proaoncera 10 premier Jour
do Ia fuifs, Iondi 10 mai, un dlsconrs ana.
loRno A I'ooeasicn. Nous esperong yotr
une prando rdunion dos habitang dea diff.
f]trontes paroisses do l6tot. L'amdll0ra'
tons do l'agricuItufe est un gUiet digna do
Iattontlon dos hommos los plus notableg
qussr bien quo dss plus Pauytos. 10 CO.
mite nomm6 pour proeurar un emplaGea
ment pour Ia fore, n obtend permission
d'oocupor uao paftio des batIgeos DO ID
Gntnison.
I'm bal sous los auspices dc f'Atsotta.
ton uefa donnt a Ia I'm do Ia fore. Nous
ospdrons que COS a]ttraIts induitont IN
grand nombro do ]pBrs0nnos a sly rendfe.
USE GEANrE. Nous nyons 6t6 vtsitds
Ia samalno dornt6fo par Mile Browning,
du Kentucky. iiiIo "a uno hautour do Y
pteds, d est Experimentation bate,
C'6tait yfaimont ]eurioux do votr nos eu.
nos OF mignoueu demoi5olIos debout au.
pros do cotto gtauto a tfnita gr69slera.
EIlo fotourne dams son dtal nattf. apres
avoir visitd los principles ViIto3 soc Ia
route.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
Eat de la Louisiana,
AVIS

AR1Ds
Madame Al. r. FUERrEs, en- %retournant ees
remerciments a ceux qhi FONT honorte de-
leur CO fance depuis "a residence dams cette
vile, informe experimentation SEES anis ct
lie public Ell general, qua Ia demande De
plusieurs de ses ANS, ellie a lous ia maison
de Mr.. Brnnot (dernierement oecnpee par
Mr.. Dewey, on ellie a ouyert I'm external
pour les jeunes detnoiselles settlement.
Toutes les branches dune education COM
plete ct soignee y seront institutes en- An
gIais ct FranGais. Madame +. portera nne
attention partlculiere a la premiere non-seu.
lement en- theorie mais dams la pfatique,
6tant p~ersuadee que cette partie est solvent
trop n6glige.
Ellie esp9re que son experience dams
Part d'instrurre, lui obtiendrait une portion
de Encouragement du PabIie,tayaat6 etc pour
trois ans directrice dune des ecoIes pour les
ieune demoissIles, des plus notables, q la ".
Orleans.
Madame F. portera Ia plus grands atten-
ton a la conduite, ct a la conversation re-
glee de ses eleVes, en- tOus temps, autant
gull sera dams son pouyoIr. Les m@urs
obtiendront aussi une attention assidue.
Pour termes, regies ct heures d'etudes,
s'adIesser aFExternat.
LIE nombre de ses GIeves sera Unite.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

Quest B. Rouge 81 ayrlI ls45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

10 sonssisnb arrivaht do Ia Hslle. OrIb.
ans, ct ayant piftention do 90 fzsr dams
G9tts Vile, yfJe SOS services a1x habitabs do
Baton kgugs 81 dc SEES edyiroha, comus proc
~fsssenr de- tnnsiqga vocal OF insffum mo dial,
(Ptano q GuitateJ II egpsrs par ges COM
gals5auees dams Get art ct son eKtfBme Hd6lith
dams RaeegapIt5sgmeGt dc seb deYoirs u6fiter
Ice suffagas dos personnel qui phoDorent Dc
logf eou1alco. II acc9fdsta leo pianos a IN
prix m0d6fts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

Los authorities On rivalis5 d. z5lo pour
poflof dl secours ii Wctimos 81 r6tabIir
leg aqusdaeg qni fourniggeDt l,saa i IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18

MO. 3, NGE PLACE. RICH
IN NOND, TUginia.
Present appearances indicate scarcity OF eve
nv thing This year, except prizes al lioyl's; that
crop looks exceedingly fiourishng. Frosts and
cold weather don't affect gold and siver-bnl roots
and fruit buds can't stand ii. Plant something al
How's, and you are sure Of profitable returns
Try il in the next lottery. ID. VI. HOfT.
Splcndrd I,oifc7ics 10 h. dra1ru in .iprH
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. l6, for 1915, TO
be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday,
April 10Th. lsi5 Splendid Prizes !: 100000,
10000, 5000, 5000, $500, I.Ol7, 100 Of 1000,
&C., &c.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters SO. Certii-
Gates Of packages OF % whole tickets $3.50, %
halves GO, 25 quarters 80 90.
10000 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. H. for 1915, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
April % lsi5. Brilliant Scheme: $4,000. TO-
600. 5000, $500, $500, $3.50 prizes OF 1000
20 OF 1000. 90 Of 500, 20 of 400, &c, &c. 66
Nos, Ii drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halyes5, quarters 3 81, Certifi.
Gates Of packages OF . whole tickets Sl2V, -
halves GO, D quarters 30.
p. s. Persons from the country should always
call at Hoyt's, when in Richmond, y Hey %o'ud
rant a Prize The 9Th Of April is close al hand
a remittance should be made Immediately. No
time 10 be lost.
Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
ficates OF Packages in the above splendid Lotto,
ries will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
reoues,ed to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond April .. u. wi. HOY 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
II. Russell Bigger,

A GENT for The Managers, %. Paine &
n Co.. Richmond Va.
Schemes far Mc Week!
Splendid Scheme-l2,O00! so prizes OF 1000! !,
Tickets only dollars
Drawing received BY Fridays mail Cant
tails $4,000, g-1P50 of 900, &c, &C. Eleven
drawn ballots Tickets dollars.
gAfS6, OOo!-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Drawing received BY Saturdays mail CAM.
tails: $4,000 1000, 1900, 200, l,l96 &c. Sc.
rs Nos, Is ballots. Tickets s..
Also for SATURDAY Night!
g-TSple Id Sc HI el..Gg
Capitals: $4,000 1000 5000, 1000, Col
20 of 900, 500, 400, 300, &c. IS Nos, 10 bal
lots. Tickets 4 dollars.
Grand Schemes 10 dror Morilu,
Magnificent Scheme:
$50, 900 Sis, 000!-100 OF 81 ,OOOl
Drawing received By Mondays mail, April d
Grand Capitals: Of $50 600, OF 1000, Of 1900
OF 5000, of 1000, OF 1881, 100 prizes OF 900.
besides many prizes of $50, 500, 400, 300, 200,
&C., &c. rs Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets SO.
Splendid Scheme
$4,000, 10000 $500 lowest 3 No. Prize y
Drawing received By Wednesdays mail, April
% Capitals: $4,000 10000, 4OnO. .. 500.
1900, l,i0l, . of 200, l,lO0 1000, 900 500,
700, COO, s-'r 100 prizes Of 500. II &C., &c
&c Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets 81
Grand Scheme:
$4,000 !-l5 drawn ballots.
Drawing received By Mondays mail, April %.
Capitals: 100000, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1870, 3
Of 1000, ) Of 1900, 10 Of 900, 500, 400, 300,
&c, &c. IS Nos. Is ballots. Tickets $40.
Il For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
Y-I' Packages Of wholes and shares, single
whoes and shares always on hand in The usual
great variety and, as usual, prizes paid al sight
Immediately after the drawing
gr Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended to, and drawing Sent
when requested. Il. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
Anril II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
MERCHANDISE.
Fresh Spring Goods.


"OULD invite The attention of purchasers
w 10 his new stock Of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS-alnong which will be
found
Rcl, Satin Stripe Balzorines and Bareges
Plain black and satin stripe do. do.
Black and lead do. do. do
Orsandie Muslins and French Lawns
Black and cold Gimps and Gimp Cords
Parasols, Sun Shades, and Parasolelles
REVERE and Hem-Slch L. G.. Hdkfs.
Black and white Silk Thule Laces
Do. do. and cold Silk Mitts and Gloves
Do. do. do. Hoskin Gloves
Rich salin-slriped Barge Shawls and Scaris
Do Hermann and Ambra Illusion do.
Silk waIk Alpaca and Orleans Cloths
New styles Of plaid Ginghams, very handsome
Tarletan Muslins, Ribbons, Laces and Edsinss
Black, white and colored Grapes
Irish Linens; Birds-eye Diapers and Linen Drill.
linss
Cloths, Cassimeres and vesings; Croton Cloths
and Gambroons
krelnlin Cords, bleached and brown Shir,ines
and Sheelings, Apron Checks, Tickings, &c. &c,
with general variety of new and seasonable
Goods, which he offers at small advance for
cash,only. +. X. GILBERT.
No. III Main st.. 3 doors above VIM. Mitchell.
April ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
RICHMOND, April 3, lS45.
To the Buyers Of Boots, Shoes, Trunks
LEATHER, NC.

Wholesale OR RETAIL
YNHE subscriber having just returned from the
i North, would respectfully inform his friends
andt the public generally tha, he has now in store
a large and general assortment OF Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather, &c. His stock having been Sc
lec!ed with great care BY himself direct from the
manufacturers, he hallers himself that he can Of
fer as great inducements as have ever been offered
in Richmond, both at wholesale and retail. He
also keeps on hand, in connection with his North
ern and Eastern work, large and general assor-
ment OF Boots and Shoes Of his own manufacture,
which, Tor neainess and durability, cannot be sur
passed in the United States, and far superior 10
any work sold in Richmond that is made n The
North, 10 which he would call The attention otcoun-
try Merchants, and all others in want OF Boots
and Shoes BY the package, dozen or single pair, as
they will find them al prices that cannot fail %
please, and certainly as low as any other house in
the Stale. ALIEN HILL,
Manufacturer ard Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather &c. Wholesale and Retail.
r. s. Ladies' and Genllemen's Boots and
Shoes made TO order, in the best manner, as nsnal
April4-3m.
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