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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-14
HEAR WE.

iK NOW every person by these presents,
IN that we have received large and fash
ionable assortment Of -'
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
And as hay, oats, and corn are scarce, and
high in consequence Of the droutb, we will
sell them as, cheap as any one in this market;
we will not say cheaper as some debut will
say, however, that, if others get SO as to give
their goods away, we will give little somes
thing to take them. Now il the time for the
Farmers Of Portage county to save their pen>
MES. H. L. DAY f. co.
Oct. 2l. l845. %
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-14

DEAvER. Pilot and Broad cloths, Sa!ti>
ID nets and fancy Cassimeres q large as
sortment can be found u GILLET1oS.
q f1cfoher 1913 ytia RBH }fG.T "t4 E"f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-14

DIR. DANIEL SCHELL.
TTAS found out an unfailing remedy for
Ill the cure Of the prevailing epidemic,
usually called Erycipelas. -.
Dr.. 8. has also sure preventative Of this
disease.
Rootstown, June 2S, 1845. MA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
ZEAL SON.

DsalsFsia sFss, provisions, hasdvaF
shoes &c, weuld ihfoFm sheig customers aud
the public generally, that they ATS have aaA
will sonlinns u kssp on haad aaOmple@ go
sortmeht Of the above articles, Wstsh sszy
are determined 10 sell 80 low for cash 40
they can be had II this plaes.
GROCERIES A. PROVISIONS.
Flour, whisksy, bacon, lara. AAysna. abd
Rio coffee, bf0wn, white anA lGaf sugAFs,
family and scented SOAP. black ana Gagsaas
pepper, Allspic0 and cloves, augmeRs, oinaa~
mon, ginger, salsratbs, @astaE9, ssagch. aas
and cosess salt, sperm and star candies, siaa,
imperial, guapowder ard black teas, pieklss.
sardlnes, snuH, cigars, tobacco, indigo, oilvS
oil, brandy, gin, ram, anHssstts, wine ana ei.
der vinegar, stonght0n's buffers.
HARDWARE &c.
Cutt and wfot nails. hmes' shovels asd
spades, trace, log and dog chains, CaroIlna
hoes, Collins ares end hatehsts, kaamags
saws, butt and stTop hinges, aeTswa, laska
bYads, augeTs, ehisgis mill aaA haad sag
Rles, door, chest, cupboard and padioshs,
carry combs. table, poCgst and batshsF
khivss,iFon and brass plated spare, hsmd sad
8nd dog irons, shears and scissors, plassu
and plane bits, squares Tulas, drawing
knives, pitchers, shoe knives and thread,
avis, Tasps, shoe lasts, corR screws, pewter
and brass ~fossets, iron and briiania table apd
tea spoons, japan'd waters and eandlsstieRs,
tea critics and coffee mills, hand aud cgoas
cot saws, snafae and plated bride bits, ladies'
and swimmers, frying and dust pans, steal
yards, wire brass and hairs s~isyes, wash get.
Ties and pots Of various sizes, sJiddles,
sasce pans. spiders, ovens, door hooRs and
bolts, iapan'd bellows, lamp black, shoe
blaeking and brushes, cotton, wool and plAy.
ing cards, water and we'll buckets, aEe hslseB,
keeIers, w~ashboayds, tubs, shuEDs, eosoa dip.
pers, tin buckets and enps, pans, laaesEns, oil
pots, lamp, plates, tunnels, rope and rginas
assorted sizes, oskum, fish lines ana kooAs,
boxes, needles thread, buttons, h0o5s
and eyes, tooth brushes, combs, shavia@
lead pencils and poiHts. 60
logne,pocket BOOKS and purses, gsgssaa sAA
glasses, german hasps, lsstsE sad aDni.
cap paper, fRk, waters, and steel peas. eov.
shot, lead, copperas, saltpetve, salts salt
sods, Waiting, sulphur, and eamphoE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

II. 1OUhDAN.
Keeps constantly d s9mbiets Assortment o
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
ETC.
Corner Of IaEaystis and Laurel.
WEEkt.Y %nENEIIIE-

AA@H y
UFOnF arrangements for The future vii
render then svsibts WHERtt issue more III
t~raetive than ever before, and we have M
sefuple In spending time and money Nn8B II
encouraged, as we daily are. by q swelling
subscription list
Mn SOL SMITH, We taks great pleasure
10 stating, viii continue, from time 10 time.
has ihimitahip stofiess
MIR JOHN N H0HB. ttaohnpteeltt whose
skitl ahi hutnur, az d sketehef Of Western
hte, Is Acknowledged over The whole eea6-
tfyt IL engaged 10 devote his fine, hpntpfptth
Exclusively 10 The paper,
n F9uns writer from Europe, "EeBfEh Etns
grant" whose talent az EtehsF Is most re-
msfkable -dashihe off eafieaturps 8f life
with q spirit worthy of UtniRshank ia pre-.
pairing a series Of illustrations. which sill Az.
pear from time 10 time, accompanied by al
ira pages IF humorous letter btessf
M 9eo q HiNFy, late &c this paper, l. ems
gagged IL furnish 4 rdhkfnfa C5pyts0gtJsnFe,
and This feature alone win feade, the parst
Of high and peculiar interest, especially
throughout the west.
"Jthh BtBipn's" trpsfs are mt vet exhaust
ed, ana "Everprint" has hardly vel begun
and these, with the hest BtflevsF tpeeasions
ais" who favor US, certainly ,nHat sive a srir.
and hfet To whatever they maY he engaged
iubt,
az Our iiet Of agents At different paints
may be found at The head af The the papsy,
and subscriptions are respectfully solicited
TEHWss FB per ahhurn, IN advance
KEEMbE 4 FIELD
ap2l EditoFs and PrBprietoFs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

HAsstR ltBss n 90, hays just resolved.
and vlli constantly fegeive during the winter
= foil and splendid st9tA ~ EoUds, Of Ill dee
e~fiptiyis lifJtH The e%6tHH,8nsst brown 1ghies.
tic 10 the richest t]ashtnafes and silks.
They haze nov on hand and In store, the
best aasgFtnpHt NJ t1fy aBgds that sgat b4hs
to the inTh of Ilstdh ltglHs Ladies' nancy
gHads, unsurpassed N gaaIity end e~baabbsas +,
HshtlsmaH's clothing hats, caps shoes Ssi
bf0gahs Of every description, aIso a hIit stock
Of boys clothing, sbd an sIesant end fresh
lot If peifitnsfy.
iye hays moi mentioned Eysas Article VIE
have In Hture, bstaise Ia 10 ~ would take 40
= foil page If this papaf-sU hutnsfgAa are
the articles We only invite Uur old ffisnls
and The public gshstallyi 10 ylsits oat stefs
and they sill FAD that liiay can h~ssuiasd IL
sny article they may wish 10 buy Use lev
pfi6ss a tvhiGh We cell 6Hf goods, are ,an
sell hhowt, 10 make IL necessary for ts aHaiB
10 repeat, that abais ran he obtained In net
much ehsstF4f ttsn any whsfs slas
Only eutas and lHjgs Of This fret f5f your.
bsf8rs purchasing slss'~hsFs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12


Informs hls friends aud CUSTOMERS. that he
has just returned from Nav Orleans With
fresh supply Of provisions, Groceries, &c
consisting Of
100 barrels, best Ohio -four
so barrels tness pork
10 do prime pork
~ DO chime pork
10 do ioles
1890 lbs bglk pork hog round
IN kegs prime lard
lGanyassed
300 do smoked shoulders sugar cursd
ID hoKes sperm candlss, A. d. q 6s
10 ID adsmoDfine candles ~ Il A.
10 racks best Rio coRse
200 sacks salt fus snd coaTss
- barrsls rsc'faed whiskey
Is hid prime sugar also
superior quality imperial tea, loaf sugar, rice,
spices, sweet oil, etafch, ali8m.
White Lead, chrome green, chrome Vel
low. litherage, Idnseed oil, spts Tnygsntias
paint brushes, e0psi garnish, wimd01 aIa
puty, a faA assortment Of crocker7 7ATe.sa,
ploa2hs, bAimes, Collars, brides and a
number Of other articles too tedisas 10 asn
tion, If yoa dssire 70 purchase good articles
che pt gaiI anu SHAHDlHs Tor yourselves.
The sabscgi6eF has received fFom 4 late d.
rect importation.
100 bozes claret vine various bFan1s, some
superior and cheap table Wine,
2 boxes old MADEIRA in half bottles
30 gals old MADEIRA wine 3 years In my
store, as % 90 per gals.
30 Boxes french Cordials asserted
5boxeS old cherry wine
10 baskets champagne very fine,
, dog botels, old port vine gsnujss.
AMATFA, church street.
The subscriber has received q snail lot o
Dupont T r r Powder, DO T. r powder, can
non powder, End hIso DHpont's celebrated e.
gle powderia tin caunisters.
Shot Of all sizes and a superior article Of
caps.
A MATTA, chssch street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

TtMorl1N FAY, NJ d. DssftsF,-Res
rnctfnllg inform his Friends, that he pFae.
tiee In the future, be more particularly con
fied to THE branch Of surgery, which lp has
pfatiiced about ~ years and betN cen eight
aud nine IN baton Rouge and its vicinity,
Having had advantages mot inferior tn those
or any other operator In THE State In hetBtn.
ing regularly Instructed in hls profession,
and finding AZ great a proportion OF his Bpef
atiohs and work standing the test Of time, an
that Of other operators Of Wanting preten=
tiahs, lie eaabut hope for the continued
patronage Of The community, ard for the
most decided BrHEpfenee over the transient
migrating elaHs ef the profession who do not
live IN the face either work, and eannnt Of
course guarantee that responsibility which
tho public Ii entitled 10. Office at HE real.
denee,
~REFERBSeEs .-=Df. Harvey, u. a. A., Ora.
T. and II, Perktnst Dr. MeGlmHay, DR., Lay.
cock, Dr. King, DR.. Ehaers, Df, Hereford.
nov, Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
NepU Goods.

The undersigned bas just received Al lhs
asfuaf " Laurel and Third Street in add
ton 10 HE former stock Of
DHY GOODS,
English, french and MaRkanaw blafhsts. I,
lt4, bro. aud blHa. shiFtibgs, bed litkinras
Linspya, kefseys, w0olen Htfinee and pIaids,
blue dehings, fsftaiHs plaids, American I'm
allah and French e~aliouns, muslin do lame.
beautiful shaded cerdeviIie robes. Utah linen,
linen napkinp, table danask. brn. table
cloths Russia diaper, gent, and lsdinH hopia.
~, gent, aud ladies gloves, lined berlin
gloves, spool cotton. silk, bingham and cote
ton umbrellas, green hafege yeiiH, polka,
Hilk nFAvsts, elFsdtuatinH stoke, linen can.
brick elk and bandaha bandkeFohiefu. panaua
and cotton Dag haadksrrhtefs. mAdfaHs and
printed head handkerchief, green elastic
uspendeFH, also a ge1d supply Of
HARDWARE,
Consisting Of FIRE dogs. sad iron ahuyela
aud tunge. spadaa and shagels, nisntAtton
huep. french loeka. Redduy eonba, butts and
straps, hinges, knives and forks, pen and
pocket do cFUas cut and hand saws, mill
and hand saw files, spurs, rails, talks, stira
rupB, bride btttg, bolts axes, hand axes,
hatohets,% hammers, nails, bfads, taebs, fnts-
king malta, door, knob, locks, norfuld latehes,
sham latehes round boltH, hollow ware, Grid.
irons frying pans, and also an assortment
of
GROCERIES,
Such as, ooffae, sugar. rice. tea, Ky.
mustard pioktep, rrambefrtes by the keR or
gallon, ]raiains, bottle cider, bugkwhsat 15wr
or, olarot wine by the bottle or box, powder,
and shot, vinegar, aweet oil, aptrm candles
staF candles, cod fab, HAVANA preserves
and sweet tieateg gFspes, ssleratus, pine ap.
pie cheese, soap, cog brandy, coarse and ino
salt, table do In boxea, muaGat wine cham.
paign wine, nacafont, vermaeelli c sttle
soap, crushed sugar. chocolate, sthreh and
indigo.
CROCKERY.
Almost every thing necessary for family
use, together with
CLOTHING.
Fashionable silk hats, white and black
cashmere hate, boys and youths hats, caps
and negro hats, peho coats, blanket coats,
broad cloth coats, dress and froek blk.
casmir, mixed tweed and fancy colarea
pantaioons, %satlnet, easmier, fancy and silk
vests, and q large assortment Of gent. and
shoes, hrogans, slippers, booltees,
hildren shoes, all of which wiz be sold at
moderate rates.
ALFRED GATES.
nov. II 1876.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
nA1n1.a hmn -

White lead ~ kegs. dry Wife lead, thtghta
Hfs#Hs ehfotas yeliew, Vsrthilli6tg y]shstita
red. ysllew oehfs, LiihsfRe. p~faasisn blua.
red lead, turkey utnbefi terra tR s%ispnH, lins
sesd Oil spts. tuTpehtine, tupsls jspsh aud
black y~sruishy ahl q variety u 0thsf aftiel@s
IN the paint line too numerous " inaHtinh
AlsD psini htHahts If svsfg viss ana ausiiv,
ali Of wbish have just arrived, and mssfsriel
bsFs sind roti, by The subscriber whb HHafs
lbsfn fo' sale Bhsap for essh, either ~
wholesale ~ Fsiaiit
Uh Esatsystts street
mss " r. DAVIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

All persons DESTROYS Of securing choice Of
PEWs, in the CHURCH Of ST. JAMES,
protestant EpiacoBa) are requested 10 call
At the store ofALFRED GATES, where q
plan of the pews and number 10 left for shat
parpose.
WIN. MARKHAM, Sen. Warden.
ALFRED GATES, IT,, Warden.
BatonRonge, HAY 7th 1896.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
JLlhAND W2NgII
CLIO TING

The subscribers will receive IN monday
neat per ship aBREr VtofoHiA, from New
fofk, a SPLENDID assortment Of Fell shd win
ter glUthihg-ta which thet respectfully in
vite The attention Of The public.
Hack elolh and Cashmere ~l'allols, Plaid
%sattihBt DO, ElWesd and silk arp do. black
el0th and cashmere sacks, cloth Blo8ks, Tweed
sacks. blue pilot hunting coats, blue blanket
ditto, blue and dfsb blanket over coats, black
tloths. dress and Ffbrk euats, Plain and stflped
s%attihet Pants, black aud fancy cashmere DO,
Rlstk satin and fig'ed silk vests, boys yalsn-
ca do. Cotton drawers, Cotton n BA g w
shirts, &c AB,
II addition to The above they will be IL.
eFivitg pet every packet additional supplies
which sill make our asspftmsni eutaplete.
rtILLIlNa 4 LAMnuE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
A GOOD BARGAIN.
NOTICE
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGINs
EknlNE-

II hereby given, that IN pursuance Of a
contract VI h end under instructions ftum the
Surveyor General Of the public lands Tor The
State " Louisiana, | will re. survey and make
The corrections If The lines, ot public lands
and private elaine, embraced in HE follow.
ing Townships, in the parrish ot Fast Haten
R6uge, GreehsburE district, Louisiana, viz i
No. 7, south If range no. !. west in which
Baton Rouge is situate =, F0wnship no. 7,
south Of range no. l. east, I'ewnship no. 7,
south " range no, " east, Township no. a,
south Of range no | west, and Township tho.
q south Of range ne, | east,
Heing duly commissioned by = + Landry,
" Sta'es Sur, General for the State Of Louis.
lana, | will be prepared to execute private
surveys, III any part If The State, and also
dwelling In all its branches. Letters aidraa=
Hed 10 The care Of ThBmas N tVeightman,
Fsa, Sur. Generals ohise, Donatjsonviile, ar
Daniel u Avery, E'sqs gaton Rouge, will
meet with The early attention Of
]. CLAXFDN TAYLOR,
u, &, Deputy Surveyor Il Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
AVIS AUX nAHrrANs gRg.

AVIS AUX HAHrTANs gUCRigRg.
40 DauPbib i]n6nts6t d'squiBmEss, -
lsouysht dams Ia pafolssg DIET haton Rouge
poaf ls ]ta6nisni, Bfts ses s]sfgl8sB auE h 81.
tahs ass pateissBs %g8iHlhes. Ute BApbftsntw
Ne vihst aeidq annses fafts les squlpsFes lui
pagtist de HaraHtif sBn 6avFaRs, 81 bHfs v
habitaHs uns stands bt6n5a is dams 10 bUis
s'adFssseFa Mr. n r BthtntFatd A seton
HVuss, on chen MI J. n stBd1sf % II ia
yaills tnshtsnaht.
40 DAUpHfN
T. q. On pest sAfsssef les lstlfBs - bss
Fss u de F'jsts 4 EistHH HnbfH,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
HRE.PROOFI

The undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has lately invented a nav
paint 10 put on roofs Of houses, making them
perfectly water proof as we'll ~ fire proof.
He will warrant bis work 70 be durable and
safe.
o. % J. W. WALLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
NOTICE

The undersigned having rented the estab
hShment, kueNn Ii Mlchel's Coffee house
on Church street. would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Baton Rouge, that he will
eontinue at the same old stand. There are
two billiard tables, and no pains shall be
spared By him 10 render the house an arreea-
bic resort for those who viii be pleased TO
continue their patronage 10 him,
The best supply al liquors will be kent
constantly on hand,
o. HACKET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
eFAF DE IA LOUISIANA,
ArBiase d'E1t Eaton Rgags-Geat da
sisisnts district,
Ans II Webb {
Richnfd G Fnnna. aan maal Z

rs No. "a
Richsfd & FnaHa. s8n naFiF
Cstts cause . sis spptIAe su juasmspl eoa-
fettnsmsnt d I'8tdfe, l~bfsqa'fl i batw q In sups
qtls IL pisishants = staEIi PEI 10 l6i 81 IL is=
,nulgnaae que SIN nsri Richard g Funaa. sst
d4Hs d. Fegnstaness snbaftassantss, 81 s4A
m prep, q Nest pas saihsaHts pots, s~a'isitis
Re sss dtDits al pthteniiens. II esi dune NJ
dennk, ailuRs nj desfstt gHs Ia plslEnABta,
Ann y Webb ri con mari HisbAFd q Fitgsa,
s6isht sspagAa en pFgptittA. 1T uu'slls re-
eUuyrs De son dit mari ls tnufeAau ~ tsyFs
dAeFi, dams In petition tie Ia plsiRnants. euats.
nsns dsuH cents quaFants aTpsus, situes dane
Ia p~stoisss D. Sat Baton Rouge. sur Wasa's
CFssA. Manshao, bosnb 4 Test per lee tsFtes
Do SinpsoHs 4 l'eussl par Louis gutsFsy aa
sud par Warts Creek. 81 aa uord par teFges
ptibliaups, ri aUasi les ~sstisvss ]sniyans %savuis.
t,swis, Jady. John, ThptR. Mike, B4m, 1sb,
Adam, Elmpts, jim, Peggy, silvsg 81 Lacy,
| 4 bte pt1uyA 1ns u dIts tsFts Vt s~Hsiavas
cont il pFrprisiA sspatte do h plsiansntH III
6gt stA preserves par IL dsf4aAsuf sufsn~
taIls. eel da plus eFl8nips I'll dtefsfa gpa
Ia plaiRaahip FarauvFs Dc son III fHafi NJ
aNf par IL prkssnt saefAfHhA ! pAysF 3 IL
plsirnnntp ii s8innAs Is diH hoit cent ~pisFsysp,
rAofFtAmi nF1nV@ nv ~ ? feNH pHhf FShBs 90
appaFlahaft n i#lits pl4igrants VI hp.
4 sAH pFepsss usagss, 81 qs'slls sl
h]Ypetlaaus cor II PFnpFists fopeisFe VT lHs
do defsHdsuf pgnr IL paistnent do
A. mpntanl 4 iataf du-~iout Dc Juilis' 1859.
II cal H. plss ds6fsts que F~ints'st ~d'seauits
gains ei#Asraut aHistaHi sntFp Ia p~laiaHant
u 10 dsfsndaut spit disabUf, IL piaisnants ,
.'anaBgant. 81 qu'ells resume Standardization
IL "a dte pTopfisfs - p8Fss st = pert De con
st sana san intervention ~ assistance. ~
paugoif i'sKsoUtien potiF rsBogvFif "a dits
vi IL son1rps ds diHahait cents piss
res speo un instfst de Gina ppaF cent de 60
late. III ave 10 dAfsndeHF seii oondanaa i pa.
Ter lee hsis du process
Esigns ~ BULK.
Jugs du guts Dist JniisiaiTe.
Hnfsau ia grsfa. Fagoiese d Esst n aasRa
Js Beftifs 1us 10 iugsmsHt si=dessus eel
me c6pie 0on5bthls 4 l8Fikina'
DonnA soaa m laain 81 aesan is Il sosg de
district Indieiaife 1 Bston Rouge 80
9Th jour d'OCtetrn A, d., 1915.
A. MORENO. Dsputs Gfsfasr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
~ cCeE IemJ
q he.

Tout homno qui est familier npec Fart du
.conh0eur psnt tres avantageupoiuant placer
son capital en- achetsnt II fondB De MIR. A.
ARTus, dams Ia iolto vile de- Baton Rouge.
Outre tons les agrdmGns ct toutss les res
sources qu'olle pr6eente, Ia considt ration
qu'elle doit 5ient6t etre 10 siAgs du Gouver.
nenent, doit 6tre dun grand poids asx yeux
de ceuk qui auront 10 bon esprit de lransiger
pour un s~tabliassalent ponSvn do tous les az.
t~ensiles que r6clame IL profession.
S'adTeaser Ga proprlStaire, rue Lafayette,
a Baton Rouge.
Nov. 7, IsAs.
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BEAL o. SON
Have just aeGeived and offer for sale
Is Boxes New crop NJ. r. Rsisins.
IS do Fresh Cod. feb,
10 Kits do No | Mackerel,
Is Boxes Clarst Wine,
10 Baskets Champaign,
5 Barrels Brandy,
5 do Gin
so Boxes Cheese,
80 Kegs Butter,
10 Doz Water Buckets,
30 D%emJhons I 2 Il 3, gals.
S Nests Cedar Tubs, plain and uatntsd
$50 Boxes Cincinnati Soap,
80 Whols and half boxes Star Candles.
100 Pairs Russell Brogsns,
100 do Kip do
50 do do Boots,
s Doc Wool Hats,
All Of which We propose to sell at a small
for cash.
nov. 14th 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

a.. AFFi SHE
Richard Fnqua. husband !
This race was taken up foe trial asenydin9
70 assignment, when II appeared In The
Court, that the plaintiff has established by
The law and evidence aAIaBeI that hrF bnss
band Richard e Fuena IL In embarrassed
circumstances, and that his estate 10 insuEi.
cieHt 10 meet her rights and claims. Il i.
therefore ordered and Hdiulgpd, and dsrtst
Ell that the plaintiff Ann n GFebb and he,
husband, Richard & Fu1na be sspsFatnd Of
property, that chs receiver frpr1 her satA bns.
band, the tract Of land described IN ptbIntiH.
petition. containing two hundred and fp,tv
arpents situated IN the parish Of Fast Baton
Rouge, on Wards Creek. Manahar. houad.
ed East by Simpsen's tfaot. West by F.aYis
Guttfey, Bputh by Wards Creek and North
by public lands@and also the tollowIn=
slaves vist Lewis, Judy. John. T4tom.
Nike, Sam Hen. Adam, Elnaufa. jim. psg-
gy. Bilvsy and Lucy. II beinf proven tbat
the saia land and slaves are The aspssats pta.
perry 0f ths plaintiff and has been pnssssasd Nv
Baid defendant az such, il IN further ofisval
and ~deoFoed, that the plaintiff feaoynt ol hsg
said husband. and he is hereby adirdped Ia
pay 10 her the snm IF eighteen hundred tlei.
lafs, money which Il is proven he rsesiysd
80 w 8NHN8N' ~ WV NHlP VI AFn EWttWH hes
longing TO the plaintiff and appropriated IN hts
" Bse. and that che have mortuaas anon
the real estate anil slaves If ipistdan, f1t The
payment Of Tho aahe from The day If tu.
" 1870, II lie further j~uefsnd that tho enm-
ing atqpits and gAihs heretofore entstlng he.
tween plaintiff and defendant hs dissolved tho
plaintiff fdnounGes The same. that shp rgsums
the present administration Of her said estate
seRafats and apart from boF husband and
without hls interference or assistance. and
that she have eaRGutinnt 10 recover the poa.
sesHion Of her said property, and the sum Of
eighteen hundred dollars with Hvaspgr cent
IN crest from this date and defendant Be con
demned 10 pay tho eest Of sutt.
[signod1 j. J, bunk.
Judge Of the 9th Judiotal District. October
lam, 1916.
CleFk's Office. Parish Of Fast Baton
certify the foregoing TO be a true copy of
Tho original Judgment.
undoF my hand and seal Of cur Sixth
Judicial District Court At Baton Rouge.
this i4th day Of October, A. d., 1915.
NJ MORENO. DENNY Clerk.
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Tshaa NJ hg James O'Nsil, abobt ssvea
miles ff0m B1tBb Rouge 4 bay nisfs, right sgs
mat, M brand, ala6 q roam coli oyer opa gssf
old blaaBs fare, no mark ~ brand. The NV.
psF ID Requested 10 call and take them awsg,
m his paying sbsfRss.
In DuFHOCa, Ranger
Sept D., 1916
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nI1n1In AnmnnIa

Al a nsstluH u the bBafd 81 administration
Of public sahaels, held this day, IL wac fssoiy
cd, that ell psrsohs having claims against
the par sh fuf teaching INDECENT ehlldfBh from
April lst. t94A 10 April lei, 1915, be rsauss.
ted to hand theft afgeHnIs properly authahti-
GATED to WIN SPIKE, by ut befefs the Wlth
day If uttnbHf nsst, III order Inst a dislfibh-
tIon Of the appropriation loF the year isA5
be made.
JVHN RstD, President
Oct 3 la48.
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GENERAL AGGNcY,a nnFIcn.

The subserlber respectfully lnforma the
public generally, that he haR opened an
office, near the Baton Rouge Hotel, for the
purpose Of attending 10 the agency, for the
AaIe Of lands, augar, Gotten and produce ef all
kind, He will attend promptly TO all ether
business that may be consigned ID him. For
which a moderate commission will be char.
ged. The most satisfactory reference can
be given,
nov. Ia 4aag j. BOYD,
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-tl#VY GODna-

H. DB com 4 HtFFLAHD take thfs -.
pp'thnily If Informing Dry Goods 4stehaata
from the adjacent States. who visit New o..
cans for the paFposs Of purchasing Dry
e'p9ds, that they ars constantly supplied wish
. full and well selected stock Of British.
French and american dry soeds, direct fygts
the manufacturers, which will be sold as
cheap as IN The Northern markets.
Nov landing sk ships Viola aud Edvayd
DoBstead. from Liverpool, and ship tanbiean
from Havfs-
400 packages fall dry goods, ~fprtnipg .
ehoise selection f9F Inc South end suuth.
western markets.
II. D7 G0ER 4 HIFFLARp,
Importers Of Dry Goods. ~ ~ssasiss =,