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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
.rdN ROUGE, LpuTsrhgf 1hNUAp1 30. 1875.


afRl { sa Raii be 8aa tfsy sfs tsfab{
apB9ttet 68tsfa dlieFsa ga llbna beIa1g=
Ing t8tHs l)'afisls baa gleafi % school houses
end lease it aftaf Eha t4fasaHl lease asFf8ei
10 receive tic fenlH and Y the sbula 10 lle
Perish Treasury
Oh motion, Tie Afe1aIi Of Is. &. Ritaf, o.
tbs support ada burial sxpafaea III YYi1tntH
8RillHan, amounting to 8aB reconsider
ID aud allowed
Tfe Jury theh Gdiaafntd 10 meet o.
Thursday the Df lust 1t 10 e'cl5ek 4 NE
ThafadaY morning laH0afy q 1913
Tie Police Jury assembled pursuant u ads
tournament l~if6s6ht tbs s9tae niet1betH aF
on Tlosdag.
The president having Gattod TIC Jury 10
order, The minutes Of Tugsd4y Proceedings
were read,
On motion, tho Hte6uHt Of A. 81 Russ lof
aH93, d. passed. oh faosdayi Was FeeGts def6it
and said account was reduced 10 #20, which
sun was allowed,
Resolved, That tho Parish warrant issued
ii favor Of Francis Vincent for die SIM of
two hundred and fifty dollars, fef fepaiftF done
% The Court House, BIG paid out 6t tld fist
money collected on tie taa roll or 1874.
Tie committed appointed @ examine tic
account Of 0fan ttaeket, late Collector and
Treasurer made tbs following report, which
was adopted
10 The Hon Presidential and members Of tbe
Police tufy-We tie undersigned commit
leo appointed 10 examine the account OF 0fad
Racket, Treasurer and Collector, beg leave
10 report, that We have examined the ygufh4
efs VI said collector, aud find thFt he bas
paid out nine thousand four hundred aud s7
cents, whiei. arc correct he further sfa@s
certificates from tho Parish Judge, where
persons have been released from their taxes
to The amount Of ~tltirty.fge dollars and B5.
cents als0H list Of nom residents, owing 10
Tie amount Of two thousand elk hundred and
ninety.ohs dollars aud afStystw6 cents, which
Is exhibited with tAs 8eeotfIt Tie further
examination Of the said account We beg
leave TO submit to tho consideration and ex@
animation Of The board.
Signed, 7. u. RHoBBs,
JAMES ALLEY,
J0ggPH llE4aB.
The Police Jury then weft into the exam
nation Of the following account Of Ofan
I1aekef, collector and treasurer, which being
found correct vas adopted
GRAN EldehGt III ACCOUNT WIN tle IaFtGil OF
Last Bat0n Rouge, lBt Jnbuary 1916.
Amt. tax roll If 1913, S050000
- Balance due on 3 rolls
Of 1910, 1871 and 1872 30334t
a#===
gt263s41
9 Duo by non residents, 26et72
u Due BY residents, but
unable to collect if, 24G3
" Collected teJan ], As, @g5lsGO
S12234.95
Balance due by residents, 30346
70 amt eolled4ed on the 4
tax rolls, 5g5ls.Go
g reed II. w. Fowler,
cliff for jury fund lax, 1890
F." reed for pedlar's Il.
eenee, 1000
" balance due Ffeaa'f,
tst Jan. 1915 23555
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
cIorIWN0ll CL0THING TT

Ashs lnuatrfber h4s Ipst rSeelyed a large
s.o1E aff4lG aal winter t~t9thtHg made express.
~ 10 sfler t paiRtlelph ta Clothing mada III
That .ttly t9 fat hyperion 10 any nude ~ New
York u Eostoa Coaststing of tho following,
via
Plas black eleth arese eoaia, tfoek, do do.
Fancy eaasialaco paatal9ona, lfbbed Do sals
tact do,
nataaad S4ttiostt plletds, black da,
B,ae, @htto aud greea blanket coats, patln
vests, shirts, drawers, &o. Nc,
All ef tao above will be eold At the loweat
yAstt price. plsaae call and examine the laal.
ty 81 The above alolhiNg, after examining else
wAera, then yd4 wlII eee The difference 10 be
"a lssag 10 per cent, in favor OF mine,
CtlAS Al. iIibL
AItbe yellow Store under the Hill
E,st. III, vs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
HAY.
so bales Sc Now Western Hay, For sale
by. BEAL & SANS.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.
A Plantation contaiHtng about one hundred
aud twenty %arpents, situated about twelve
miles OF Baton Rouge,l ind where the purchas-
or can purchase lands.on each side of said
Plantation Il low prices. The plantation is
well impr&ed having eighty acres cleared
with d good Cotton Gil and corn.mill in good
order also dwelling a.bd all necessary out
houses.
There is slso with Vie Plantation, 3 mules,
Z horses, 40 head of sdeep, 20 head cattle, !
OK wagon. 3 yoke OF eyen, 80 head Of hogs,
5 or 6 huntfed bbls. If corn, ploughs, hoes,
and all NECESSARY h9rness to cultivate the
place.
For fartisulars apply TO
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NnrIoE 10

-9FWN u
Tae subscriber respectfully informs build
ers and others, that he is prepared to execute
ait Kinds of brick and mason work-and that
he will put up. buildings and furnish 81 the
materials necebSary-such as brick, sand,
Inns, &c, on the most reasonable terms.
HE also offers his services to sugar planters
and from his lohg experience il setting sugar
kettles and othgr work necessary IN a sugar
heqse he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply 10 L0YEAU BERHEL1
e@ 50 at the Garrison brickYard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
GREAT RARGAINs
my GOODS.


The undersigned respectfully inform the
hubble that they have received aud are sui
receiving The largest and cheapest assert
msnt Of goods ever sold in lhe town Of Batoh
Reues az any where else. Thett supply e6h4
sialB eli 40 many different kinds Of Dry and
Fancy Goods, thatIt would be almost imrbss
gible la describe OF enamefete them@fhe
following e|ansiBt3 6f d portion OF their artia
elegl Mguslihes de llaiues ofthe latest and
magt fancy styLasg BafeRe, I'Rglt6ni stlts and
sAtine, CalieaeR st all Northumberland
EnEliah and American, Swiss tnusltaa, JaC0s
nets, UtmhfiBs, 6hiftihgs, sheetihgs, Cotton
AIDES, BatttHcts, CasBimrres, Droadelath OF all
snisfa and qualities, Hose aud half hose, cot
ten, silk and Wersted, HandketchteEB-stlk
linen and linen eAnbfle, " short, a. above
stated, so many different kinda and qualities
eff goods and fancy things, a# to render Il lllt
pssgtbla Is give i detail ot them on paper, Az
10 ClBthine, flats, Bnelai HfaganB aad Shoes,
ali we'll as Ladies' BooN aud shoes, their as.
sartheat of th6se,Rftiele5 IL, IA fact large rare
and choice.
IL has been asserted, that flolhthg made IN
philadelphia ls Jar superior 20 that made 10
Nav York and Boston but il the public vii.
eaiy Gems aud roe lut theni5elvef, they viii
then .lflga ef thiB and although We do not
talk If titen haf. cent 3tliarehcelH aud 90 on,
yet M hays tlfeaAy shown and wtll still show
Ia thai public, that Weeall on such cheap terms
III eauftat III Hifpasaed any whore, Wvhave
nav a slera In New Orleans, besides the one
a6fe, and got The most Of u~itgooaa direct Ifotn
,aa Narlll aaa by buying thentin lafga guam
tttIss. Wa ara enabled to sell cheaper than
elhefa who get Their goods tn New Orleans,
~ smaller TIL, We will only add further
samr and exawiap for yourselves, aud we are
determined to mike Rueh prices as will induce
yea.tu Ruy your ahppliea from va,
SANGER, HESS & co,
SCAT aa, al. Lafayette Street
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TO PUBLIC.

We are now prepared to execute all kind
Of work ii our line, viz pamphlets, Justices
Shefid's, school and othor blanks, as cheap
as they can be done honestly We hope BY
industry and attention TO business 10 merit D
portion u the public patronage.
BUFR0C4 g. CONVERSE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
"pLlATATI0A MEDICINES.

The subscribers. AWARE Of the Importance
to Planters and Phys clans of having Medi-
cines whies. can baifelied on as FRESH and
GENUINE, aave taken particular care inthe
selection oflheir stock, and from the arrange
ments they have made in London, Paris and
New York. Tor Feceigi9g constant fresh sup
plies, they will always Be prepared to furnish
Planters aad Physicians with Medicines
which theYawill guar ofsHperior quality,
sTCKLEs& Co, NJ hggists, NO. ID Maya
zine streets
No. 8s en- 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
Louisiana Renitentiarv.

Aools s"h"
Messrs. Mediation, iPratt, g. Co, Lessee
of the Louisiana Pens %entary would inform
the citizens Of Louisiaaa and the South gem
orally, that they are p;gnufacturing and will
have constaRly on hYsd Bagging and Bale
rope, coarse qegro shir 3gs aud drillings, lin.
seys, coloredsend white the best coarse negro
shoes, &c. 81. They $3.50 continue the foun.
dry busines${ ::
M b. Th6V will puhShase delivered at the
Penitentiary. large loGa 81 Wool, clean or il
The bur, for Nhich they|vill exchange manu-
factured articles or pay cash.
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Iusr RECEIVED.

IA general assortment Of ready made cloth.
ivr, mats and caps, besides a good many Las
u. SANGER.
~. S. An tto.c Indebted % p Sanger, are
rpspretfalfy invited to come forth and settle
thetg accounts, Otherwise they will be handed
10 a iawytFt0r collection,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

CREDITS
By aunt, vouchers No. from
Ito 255, 8946ts3

!" commissions for collect.
tug S0518.60 d s pof GU 473.92
. Commissions lof paying
out $3.50 45 & Pcs ft. 238 n
81 balance dte tteHa i, igt
JHa. IsIAt 5465
a laSas reunited bY order
0lFafiaH Judge, 81 89
!" e9mi0ia Sol Omitted in
lgff#tst a~tllementas 9i21
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
S4DDLERY.

TAs subscribers have received by lats ar
rivals an excellent assortment Of saddlery, all
SO a great variety of briddle bits, filings stir
rups a., whiclislhc are prepared 70 sell at
very reduced pFtces,
s&pt ISL.
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hsADDLatY Y.

sADDLtaIY.
On hand 4 lasge asaott cut q mems, ladIse,
boYa, and miaeEa BaldIeE
Alao bridles, sahrtlnghlfa Httrfupb, leather
bags, H5ldlo ands9lahRets, eoaei aad
gIg whips, e~utEnFlea and gltlbH,
"At the YellpW Store Eroddf the Huh
march 9th, 1914,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

&G@N The new steamer LUDA
AeallFR Captain I. Clark, will
gs@ leave for the above ports
on Friday, the 18th instant, at 4 o'clock, Pm.
and return in time to commence her regular
trips for the season-leaving New Orleans
every Tuesday, at Io-o'clock, A. NJ, and Ba-
you Sara every Friday, at u O'clock, M. For
freightor passage, apply on board, orto
j. BONNER, II 81. Charles.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Just received by the subscriber a complete
assortment Of Boots & Shoes of an excellent
quality which viii be sold at low prices for
cash.
MOL. WIN. MARKHAM
Church street.
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INgrRUg9I0s
Mas a, II. FtHBfFs, lHHa fi9FIhf al lhs
Lafayette lfalHile Public s=f6i a 5a5
alHtie tHa IN 1ia#f H HnafAt6iy aHsf# lat
s~efYlees pc IN ftstfiislf u 8g5
ah5 HtGF# a sEH aflRaia lFzs8a ~ BIG ihn
different bH4e aa# @ d polite aa 1tl9a4 iaais
cher Latla4 Efe8elf tlagiish b8}Hg
perfectly acquainted @iti both She spurs
t%teul5ffY DESTROYS af t~eaebi5g the %fofnfeff ltlY.
lhH taught III many private schools ID B68
0fleale, With safeoaas She will als9 give
LESSONS on The guitaf,
P8feHfs wishing private fulton, wi not BE
disappointed Il fieY honor her 8ith tboif pat.
foaegs,
t~IFEhENGEst
Hoy Mr.. Woodbridge, t. Donnoeaze, ESP
q Phillips, LED Col Matta,
lsaten Rouge,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

L3BiES KID SLIPPERS.
The subscribers ISee received per last ar
rivals FROM PHILADELPHIA, 100 pairs Ladies
kid Slippers extra salty. also a few pairs
ulite and5laek Els lisl Kid slippers suita-
Die for parties.
PHILLIPS Y LAggUg
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cnEkp CASE STORE

CEl3AF IASi& 9ltB'
HI LANOts3, sanr Saving opened biz
arafe ii tAufela5treet, oiE0nite Mr. Joufdan'H
Apothbtary'a Sop, ottag ~ sell, en- The lowest
terms for taet 3he rollossng articles
CanvAaHed tSua aud IA dthee IN half boxes,
and markefel II small EIle,
Soap by tho E9S effetf9. Rpafmacetr candles
Champaign ~ The b9Alet,
Cider IN hpNqa,
Sweet oil bT baeket, ssStf do, and bottle,
Curacao and AbBinth4A
Loaf Rugar, klayaha tI5eo,
Preserved lSritg IN bftaidy aud sugar,
Havana awrs,tmoatp ftSamall boxes,
ola eognaes brandy EuecaIooea whtekey,
kefahWaesof, /
White winCsElnogar,4
Rice. yerniAalt. Madasont.
Assorted eositale and SYrupe,
Sihers aud faskotF, !
Mustard, piEoonto' pe9per't to" and Spanish
chocolate, ("
French pertameries, Eonlbe, hair and tooth
b]ruBhea, III
Cutlery and, trocberys ware,
Letter papS, i~oolaeaf, guile and blank
banka. ]
Saur. ~ttayRsla segore, 10, mtltc9.
Painters, pl{te and wl1e.waahtng bruehoa,
French and american lair brooma,
Do8ton naiF from 0t5 zoe by tho keg or at
retail, =.
CONN naGly r1,te and black,
Dopont's go!r powdcrzLiy half &sss.
NOTI{E
Lime, gand End brick ior sale by the under.
'@'1'' Y tgYAU BGRllEL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGn

CLOTHTNG! CLOTHINGt!
The cseqpss tiaa bargains can lie had
ia The way OF deady made clothing At the yell
low store under tile hiil. Justreceired Meri-
no Frock and Erase coats gimghams gambroon,
eelaonade and linen check. Coates and frocss
40. CHS. A. HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

The Deiill9B bf dalla BnlftGT8 executor 81
the last will and testament Of John MGGtIl,
deeeased, for the emancipation Of a slave ma.
med Maria, under The age Of thirty yeare, be-.
longing TO the estate Of the said MGGill was
laid before the Police jury read and rejected.
Oran Hackett was allowed $$l2, for adyeF-
Using sale ofPr0perty for parish taxes which
did not sell,
The Jury then adjourned 70 meet AZ 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon,
The Police Jury met according to adionrn-
ment. Present, the same members ~ this
morning.
Mr.. Oran Hacket presented the following
account as a final settlement as Parish COilee.
tor and Treasurer which was approved and
accepted, showing a balance due the Parish
Of $3.50, to be paid over 10 bis successor.
Oran Hackett IN account with the Parish Of
East Daton Rouge, 9th Janury 1916.
70 amount. balance due BY residents for
Parish Taxes, 1913 "A
CREDITS
BY Commissions on above a S22 y
II per cent,
" balance due Treasurer on2s5 IS s25s 30
settlement Let INST.
Balance due the Parish, SIS 10
The following resolutions were then offer
ed and adopted
Resolved, That our Senator and members
fthe House of Representatives, be requested
to have. the following laws repealed. Isl. the
Law imposing a tax on all suits iusfifuted in
the Parish aud District Courts Of this Parish,
and ID. the Law allowing the Inspectors Of
levees and roads in the 9Th and 9th Wards
Of this parish, a salary Of one hundred dollars
per annum, and that the Clerk Of tho Police
Jury transmit TO our Senator and Representa-
tives a copy Of this resolution.
Resolved, That Oran Hacket late Collector
and Treasurer of the parish Of East Baton
Rouge, and the securities TO his several bonds
be released from any liability of the same, and
said Gran FIacket is fully discharged.
Resolved. That Lewis Stephens and John
Carmena, and any persons that may be IN their
employ, be placed, and required to work on
tie lower end Of the rail road.
Resolved, That Oran Dewey Be appointed
a commissioner forthec construction of bridge
over the Baton Rouge Bayou, in place Of
George Griffith who has removed from the
parish.
On motion, the account of DR.. g. Souterfe
for 10dols. charged for examining The body Of
Candida Reudon, was ree9gsdefed and al
lowed.
The application Of Thomas Young % Be =
ced on the list Of parish paupers was consider
ed and rejected.
Resolved, That, william Hubbs, Treasu.
rer and Collector Of the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, before entering upon the duties IF his
oaiee, enter into a bond With two Of more
good securities IN the sum ol SIX thousand
dollars, conditioned for the faitbfal discharge
of BIS duties as collector and Treasurer afore-
said, and that MessFs. Mongei, Pate, Alley
and Garig, Of majority d them be appointed
To- receive said bond and approve of the secuf-
nv offered on the same.
Al Hs ii suits subject TO a Jury tax Of FIVE
and ten dollars instituted in the Parish and
District COSTS was received from the Clerk
TOT aaId eoissfs, amounting IL TI0l59
Gae Ra.iea Jaf taen adjourned, sine. he.
IEfOS DEsHAL, Pres.l..
!. SA,tL. SKoLFIELD, Clk.
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MRS AND gaps.
tpst reeeiveisfrom Nag York, 4 hadsome
Of gentlemen 5nd boys fashiona.
lie hats and cabs snitRhleS0f the season.
rutAtps y LANoUB,
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PHILIP GARIG,

ANTHONY MoNGET.
Resolved, That the Parish warrant 40.
s92 issued BY the Parish Auditor q favor
Of Francis Vincent, for the sum of $3.50; and
dated 9Th October, 1914. be entitled TO draw
eight per cent. interest per annum from its
said date until paid.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

FFFESDsEIP-A term al Present o,so' ,n
substituted by e.olisu
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30 PisANPERs.

so PbANTERs
WANTEp-A situation as overseer, BY q
gaildie-aged snan, q native Of Kentucky, but
furE several years in this state. The best tes-
tincnials az ta capacity and character can be
pr5dueed. Apply AZ this office.
Dee. 2 1871
single BARREL Shot Guns ut very low
prices, foF sal By
PHILLIPS 81 LANOBE.
CaagAIss 8iENs a YeHdrc au bareaa DE-
ee HzHa,
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II per cent,
: balance d1e treasurer on235 IS 1888 80
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A Sa9HT ST6ET WtTHA MaaAL.-A young
Yaakec had fJrn#esa 1 attachment for q daugh.
ter AZ q rich CAI farmer, and after agreeing
With lis bonnie sassies7 went 10 the old feE.
low tn ask c0taGat and during The ceremony,
which was ~ awkward one for Jonathan, be
Whitfield away III Il stick. The old man watch.
ed the movement offlfe knife al the same time
ea4fia9ed ID talk Upon The prospects Of his
future SOB ui-iaw, as lie supposed, until The
STICK dw5gdicd down TO nodghf, He fhenS
spoke az follows 80 You have fine propery@
you llaye steady habits, good enough iookIng&
bat Jon can't have my daughter Hal you
made something, no matter Wbaf, Of The stlcE
gou Whitfield agavt you could have bad her
as Il issyon sanpDt. Your property viii 70 as
the stick did, LITTLE, by lluie, until all is gone.
aud your family reduced 10 Wanf: / have read
your tfue character ; Jon have my aHswg."
Jonathan conveyed the UNHAPPY news "a his
anxicusfar one, vine, after hearing the story.
burst ont a crying, saying, Why, yoa tar
nal f90I you, w. dido. you ear YOU'D made 4
litter ont, if BnthTg morci CT out. I'll
marry The frstlelioW That pe Ia's bis eye at
mel VIII. so BIO Q 0 o.
SIHpLE CUe8 r0A ritz Caas-yge int
d the Journal uf Heath thsHiI8alHg siBDI>
remedy fer This d-anAaEaus dixeage: ali =
child be taaen sap, instantly apply
cold Water, Is IL possible, suddenly 10
the neck al eet5 Wiih 4 sponge. The
breathing sao~ INSANITY he relieved.
So 50 si5Ic tel fa- sHHc-er drink %.
Rus.f aE can, thea wipe It uFy, gor.-u IN
argla ard soon a quiet slauber w~ialEa..r
tie PATIENTS anxiety. and lead The ksag ..
thankf4iness to The power which has given ~
the pure gushing fountain such medical rn4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

Wanted a good B%la1Rsmtthto wofkih the
NflKE IlRAf
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81 enjoyed the pleasure This morning Of ag-
log Easroelced TO a very handsome iuczssh
ally, IN oTder 10 give me an oPporlu. as ef
Witnessing a perfect specimen vi Cs.,aaaI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

The petition Of John Bablef, executor Of
the last viii and testament Of John MeGtlt,
deceased, for the emancipation Of a slave ma.
med Maria, under tlc age Of thirty years, be.
longing 10 the estate Of the said MeGill vas
laid before the Police Jury read and rejected.
Oran Hacketl was allowed BIZ, for adyeF-
Using sale OF Property TOR parish taxes which
IN t1t saji
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y ..

C6lNA e. GLASS.
Jngt received and for aSle by The subscriber
AN assortment II French $thtna q Gut Glaae.
No. WM MARKHAM.
Cbeafh street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
POLICE JURY
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.

TFVTTIHT 49, WHFIWTET
Tho Police Jury Of the Parish Of East BIZ
ton Rouge, assembled this day IN e9niormtt
to law-l'fcseht,
". NOT. Ant MoDgef, = Tbos. DsyalI,
2 james Alley, & Philip Gafig,
5TB Rhodes, 7 Joseph Hoard,
Il I Young, o Manuel Lopez,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-15
g a { / f 0 rnien.

Nlis Dem Beridt, ipeloen Aerr Safinos in Der M.
l9e 9Sooe III or gpui6 gebatete 8er}an,nlno ilber
saornsen abitattee, beben mir fcl9enpe punfte aus,
pslae alld fur uere beutiden efer bon SntreIIe
esu pufflef sr Qafn9s mar ldngere 3et in @Qlifor-
nIen 'ao mir oilrfen oaber fener Goerunq aearllIs
oelen 9lanben ldbeifen.
"oas einla 1T bic gum 80. greitenorobe Ell, eni-
ser Drahllt9, lbem oas ar ben titen Seeai, ari.ei,
:. S's f elne rrdne nnO nae eSabresseit bat
ipahreno Die @jebir96spfel In, 1rern nebrere bSsrt
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Senohner Der Seefite feien Nieberfraufbeteli N.
lerDoifen, llno tper I'M snnern bonn hisiqcn cper oe
ppbnlthen 9gedelffeber befaaen miro, barf nr Be
Seetllte aufuden, Inn fduea n,ieber beraeellt III
Nlo enea Seipels ocr reinen no geunbsn
Suff oarf naH antnbren, bdB Glel bon frlhae{ehad,
telen apereJ Dsld,es nasefasen in Der freien cuff
ah[9epangen, cennpdl ltnperoorben bleibf
2et Soeen beltebt grDBtentbeils aus prairielano.
i,s ~ pnrelefr0 NIT gSalonng pereben it, rnb po6
Ssya.ssInnr Der gdlne sbt enen MaBftab fur bic
at9efalcnen 01ebDpcD gau,n qefebet, befsrt 6falnm
.oer per gSr5el % uB i'm Durbmel1er 6elt, unb Der
ooS YitB lang mar 9luf elmer Qdnee bon 200 s ,pag
ger Sfalil obue 9leife. Die GrnDfe oes eau6mannes
eslleptla aSalSen, Safer Glee, 6lads, sanf H. & ~
Spn Oa5 anculfiuirfe fano 9iebt bert eile before
opl1nnfsernofe, ale Der am beffen bearbeegonen
oe' ulls Aif out bearbeetem MeSenbObell mar Der
grtrag 40 Bn5deI fir ben 9fer Safer ,pirb 5--S
DnB bcd> rfto chen 70 geegnet 1T bas Qaub fir ben
Slset ganf- iino Stnd,sbau.
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sano nniibertrpfen DaS aan,e Sobr binblrd, firoef
cae 0ieb 2--3 fSuB tcbes @raS Sin trdaer Msrifa.
nert Failn irertt inter Die menfhden Weien 9eredj-
net 8lt iperce bfaD nebr Minbyieb unb pferoe, ale
man I ellei aatjen @ainp rer Der. Stanten ffuoet
'oas S!eb efbAlf rcr5n9Id Wertb oitrdb bic hdute.
melde az cle pancelsife peridsoener Natoren
gn Gridteu uno glumen ieDer slrt, an Slider, lnD
lpcen gs li9eI bat bae ganD enen 9roBen lleberuE.
9enr ote en8ebcrnfn gewcbner flno enartet uncipii