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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
STATE or LOUISIANA.
parl9h Of Weat Baton Rouge.

By virtue Of a proclamation from his excoI.
lonCy the governor Of this State an ~elertion
will bo held in this pariah, on the third
Monday il January 1916 and tho two follow
ing days, for the %e!ection Of a governor. a
Lieutenant Governor, a Senator f6r fbS Coup-
" Of Of lborgilIe, 0 Representative 10 the
Legislature, a Sheriff, Coroner, and q
Clerk Of the District Court, conformably to
the new Constitution.
The election will be held the frst day
at Mr.. Eaenne LeBail, The second day At
Mr.. ] b Labadio'g Billiard-room, and The
third At the Codrt-House. The polls will
be open each day from 10 a. M. tod r. Nj.
Dec. 10 rs Il. FAYROT. pI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
STATE oFLoUIsrANA.

Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Probste Court.
Succession Of Philip Boyle deed.
BY vifture Of an order from the Hon. the
Judge Of the Probate Court, in and for the
parish of East Baton Rouge will be sold By
the undersigned Parish Judge & ex.ofHcio
Autioneer at the Court house in the town
Of Baton Rouge on Tuesday the 10Th day Of
February 1916 between the usual hours Of
sale, the following described property belong.
ing to the estate Of the late Phillip Boyle dec,
to wit, Lot no, 20 in square No. g. situated
IN that part Of the town Of Baton Rouge
Laid out by Aubert. Also a certain square
of ground situated near the Town of Baton
Rouge Id that section known as suburb
Grasse designated ON the plan laid out By
Messrs. Gates & Newcombe as square no. 6.
Terms, The said property to be sold on
a credit Of one & two years; the purchaser to
give his notes well endorsed with mortgage
retained and bearing s per cent interest from
due filI final payment.
Jan. 10 Oh. TESTER P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
FAMILY G|KOCERIEa-

The subscriber respectfully informs his
frienda, and tho public generally, that he has
now on band, d fresh and complete asso RI
ment Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, suitable for the
season. fio viii continue to keep on hand d
good assortment Of china, earthonw ware, Glass,
Cutlery, staple and dry goods His most
particular attention however, viii b. given
to tho Grocery Department, and those Wit
favor him With their patronage, may depend
on being supplied with articles Of The very
best quaIityr WIN. MARKHAM.
January. y lsl5-- Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

The reporters of the various New Orleans
plpers who we're present at tue fair bail, have
been very catering and complimentary i'll
their remarks on the occasion, Our old batch
elor friend, f S Grant, Of the Tropje, il We
can Judge By bis remarks. must have been
completely mrsmesfz2d By some OF lie d.
vine creatures who were present antha
occasion. We would advise bachelors u
keep OF from joining in the @altz wilh the la
dies Of our burg, It they wish to remain in
their SOLITARY state.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
sTAE oF

Probate C~ourt-Parish Of II st Baton Rouge.
Mary Karny, widow Of Samuel McKneely
deceased, having presented TO the above
court a petition 10 be appointed administra-
trix to the succession Of her late husband
Notice is hereby given to ali whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days why
the prayer Of said petition should not be gran.
ted-Jan. lS48 L. FAVROT. Pr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

Our infancy is full of Jolly. youth, Of dis
order add toll! age of iufrmity. Each time
bah its burden, and that which may justly
work our WEAKNESS, YET infancy longeth AFT
ter youth, and youth after more age: and he
that is very old, as he is achild for simplict
ty; soHe would be for years. 1 account old
age the best or the three partly, for that
it hath passed through the folly and disorder
Of the others, partly, for that the ~iaconven-
fences Of this are but bodily, with q bcttered
estate Of mind, and partially, for that IL ID
nearest 10 dissolution. There IS nothing
more miserable than an old man that would
BE- yoang again. Il was an answer worthy
The concentrations Of Petrarch; and that
which argued a man truly philosophical, OF
him, who, when his friends bemoaned his
age appearing in bis white temples. telling
him he was sorry to see him took So old, re-
piled, sslay, be sorry rather, that 1 ever
vas young to be a fool BiSkop HaH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
w Aro authorized 10 an0ounco laseph W,

NM are sul"Srl4e .a,, " 9na,'G IN. NM, 9be lf ~,
W Ns. J, .r,n., ,,n.inr NM ,4a,r r ,nsf{lnl{oa
49, = -,
we NE eolh0't63i ~ '"''1''''e ,,sl'"p,
atAotne,H Asl ! M 4 Y M
the 81 district O9uf3 0a0er 'oe ne" NonSl'
F0.'o'''
We are authorized 70 annaanc9 John Reid
Fsel, az q candidate fpt Clerk ~ lhe ~ dts
tfiet court under The aew Constitutions
Wa are authorized 20 anaonnea Manuel
M0rnUo, ESQ., as candidate iur CLERK u ne "
district court, under tho neW Constitution.
You arc authorised to aanotibce AMAsA
ReAb. Esu. as a candidate To represent the
p.Fish III Eaat Rlton Rouge Ia tho next
Legislature.
Please announce NJ. Archibald Stuart, az
candidate for coroner for The parish Of Last
lAton Nongr, unatr tho HGH Consultation,
Tnr popHii.
e., .,a,.s.I r., snno,n,o u Mr.
heFrr. Eso.ns naal,darr far lhe ofice of
caroner, under thc new constitution.
In grand nomhre ds oot5as,
4, A..
$3.50 Nh, fs,a sr stsFilr uoa,r I'M
~, nss aI rdns,5n,inn
~"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
FREDERIC ARBoUR.

1T. BsAUREsAnD, su~rgeon-dentis, pnpil of
the celebrated DR.. Knapp, having settled for
some time in this town, offers his services in
the various branches of his profession to the
inhabitants fast and West Baton Rouge.
He holds his Office at the house occupiedby
Or. Vasquez, opposite Mr.. Mayer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

We would refer travellers and others visit
int Baton Rouge, 70 the advertisement Of Mr..
J Holt He has removed his livery stable 70
the rear of the City Hotel, Persons wish
ing 60 60 in the country for business or pleas.
ute, can thus have the advantage Of having
close toa 6fst-rate hotel, cheap and expedi-
llous means b making a Journey.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

4 ,.auiabr1's RErafAfa@A Young lady
residing ID The naigllb6fbaed Of IafVln has
1--we pol Hquifrsls, III whose troiiss che nat
uFall tlB3s considerable interest. During a
reaent visit Of Sumo friends, They were taken
o1t bF their eaeos, when ono of them sud
deuly disappeared; anxious search was nude
but without effect; till d shrek from one
Of The rural beauiiea of the party lod to the
3 oftlire dietnyefy, that the miscellaneous Iii.
ITO animal, III ity hustle 10 escape, bad AL.
tn5llf takoh refuge II titat part Of The fair
girls postr1anta which il supposed to give
LddLLIllal GtAee to the lanalo hgarn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
Balance due Treasurer 8
Jan, 1876,
BE 70
q ns1 81


Bfton Rouge. 9Th january, 1876
The account Of the Collector and Treas
ufef for the year 1911 has beon submitted
to the Finance Committee amounting to
The sum of 1851 6s with tire accompany.
ing vouchers, with which Ii agfoas. There
appeaFs 70 be 9s92st3s cents uaeotleeied
and The most Of which appears to be- una.
ypidablo, befng mostly duo by nbn.fBBidenfs
and. persons whose assessments arc 50 small
that tho COST Of collection would eVerfnn the
proceeds Of The sale Of the property. II will
alHd he seen that there tp baIanee due tho
Treasurer of S25s75 tehts. The amount
and accompanying vouchers are herewith
submitted,
Tho Committee herewith submit q propo,
elton Of A D0plantier late collector aad
Treasurer for the eottl0tneut of the mount
due the Parish 90 the Rolls If 1888 and
1889, and recommend is adoption, II II
aeeofds With the usaees OF jury IN sueh cases,
aud after consultation with the Parish Httor-
neY il h believed ~ be tho ouly practicable
mode to adjust the tpattar, they accordingly
report a resolution TT that olleet, all Of which
Id respectfully submitted.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
LArESr FROM MEXleo.

@&FA@
Tho Me3Dcau schooner Julia arrived hero
ihis morning from Vera Cruz, from which
port gho salied on tho 30tb December. She
brought out from Vera Cruz Mr., J Ttloff.
man, benrer Of dispatches 10 Tie Secretary
Of State at Washington,
We understand Hff. aiijeIl will remain nj
MeKieoa although not fB60ghiBod by The
government.
Paroles was marching towards the capital
n tho head Of 1900 Ht1t. The city ID vol
fortified, and II Ii through Paredes will be
| dafaated.
puebIa and MI tie upper toans are
against him. Vera Cruz, Tampico aud Jal-
apa are IN his fayer,
Our dates from the city Of Mexico arc 10
10 tho ooh Dot6nbar. In tho Aniao dol
Pueblo ofAtfo 18Th, there 10 tho following par
agfaph III tho form Of 4 p0steript "IMPORs
TANP-Wo are this moment informed the
Council Is assembled In order TO consult the
government on tho possibility Of receiving tho
minister, who Ia jnat arrived from tho Uni.
tod States. We know mt whether, up 10
this time tiafo has boon any dsIiborati0n on
The subject Of the reception of that minister.
IT this baH not boen done, there rests an I'M
menfo responsibility on the administration.
Tho 5i9lo XIX. Of Dec. 10, il more
explicit on this matter. IL sayB-nThe
Council oil the Government nj tho conclusion
Of q long sting, adopted the following decree
falatiyato tho mission Of Mr.. Bldell.
THE supreme Government agrees that the
compromises agreed upon for the reception
Of a PleBipoteHtiary Of the United States,
having special powers to treat on that sub.
ieetnf Texas, does not oblige Us 10 receive.
an Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni.
pelentiarg to reside near this Government
the character In which Mr.. Slideli presents
himself, according 70 his letters oferedence"
The preceding paragraphs arc all that
we find 10 our Mexican Journal, relative TO
the mission OF Mr.. Slidoll.
There 10 a report, however, that he was
about TO enter upon the exercise of his func.
tons, and that he entertaiuodhopee Of being
able In a short time to overcome All difficult.
tfea.
Our papetB are silent respecting he march
Of General Parelea--u9r do we find anything
that indicates preparation or defence on the
pafl Of tho Government, which induces as 10
suppose that tho revolutionary movement is
not 80 serious as II was supposed 10 be.
An express from Glayuas IL the Sonora,
sent from .Mtzatlan, aud dated December Sd
announces that the Government forces had
suppressed an resurrection in the former
city, at the head Of which was General
Urea. After q battle in which the troops Of
Urea were lefeated, leaving 40 dead and
go wounded, Urea himself fled, nd abandon
cd bis camp to tbs coaq1erars.
Among the killed we find the names Of
the Secretary OlizabeIiy Ramon Araiza, and
among tho wounded The Governor Of the De-
paftment francisco Andrade.
The result Of this affair is looked upon as
assuring the pacifcation Of the Departments
Of Siualoa and sonora as we'll as Of the Cal
ifornias. Courier of The I3lb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
Gi0 REWARD.

strayed or Stolen from tho plantation Of
Amos Adams, E.q' in this parish, d brieAs
bay horse about I5 hands high, reached name
no MARKS recolleeted. Whoever will return
eaid horse to the undersigned, will receive
tho above reward. AMOS adams.
December III as.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
NOTICE

The undersigned requests those to whom
he is indebted to present their accounts for
settlement, and those who owe him to settle
without delay otherwise tier accounts viii
be placed in The hands Of a lawyeffor collec-
ton.
FREDERIC ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
NOTlCE.

The undersigned, having bought tho priyi-
lego % bell DR.. Price's patent metallic truss,
offers them for sale 10 those who arc afflicted
with hernia aud fupturGs, aa i sure and rAdi-
cure. JOHN LOPEZ.
doc 20 46 Is45
TAR.-1BO kegs Of tar, In good order for
sale by TomLtHson 4 BARtr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

MARRlEp-On Thursday the 18Th inst
by the Rev. Mr.. Joseph N. Bro ard Carlo
Bourgnignon Esq TO Miss Angela Waldo.
both from the Island of Cuba.
On Wednesday the 3Ist ut. BY the same,
Jean, IBaPtiste Bon Esq, TO Miss maria Ro-
nero, both of this town.
On Wednesday the 18th. Instant, By the
same, Jean ViIleneuVe Doiron ESQ. to Miss
Enlelie 0etoyine Aubin, of this parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

TnE B6EertoN -Next week vii decids
the important gnaHitan- who Ia to ful0 tvBf
Us The present election o. Governor and
lieutenant Governor is by faF tha mos i'm
portBnt that haa ever taken place III THE state.
A total reorganization haa 10 take plEte-
The pBfly tb9t will attain The aecendancy at
tbie election will DO likely 10 hold tho roinB II
government fof gears. We hope there vii
be no daiaIealiofis In tie wbig vote. Their
candidates are Of unblamishod character, and
lnsoryp their support. Tho most cheering
assurances arc given thai The wings 10 all The
other parishes, West F]elioiaua oot excepted
arc ready ani c9geF fot Tie contest ;ehalI We
apeab with the pam9 assurance Of d lBl Ba
on Rouge : Already the loers have got
iOWn tteir maiuftty it one hundred Shall tbr
apathy or indifference Of tho wtti{s verii3
| their expectations. VIC bnpe agt, lf the
ghigs Wtre 10 turn out TO Is man, TIE lueoH
roold not obtain 81 t]n,idtity We have eve
VIZ hing t0 cheHr ~ on, Pl3qaemihes Will
not give 800 l5pograt tcA .mniorfty, and Nee
o loaaa viii give the lafgeat wltg vote ever
obtltned BY any candidate. An We have sta4
ted boforo, title district will decide the fate u
he eiata. Every whjg, lhnH, ought to feel
abe Importance oG tho duty incumbent on him,
and throwing aside aI personal ]copstle ration,
90 strictly on this occasion for PRINCIPLES mol
MEN, II they will do their duty Gen De.
huge and Sparrow win bo tfiumphanlly D.
leciod.
The %eiertion Of representatives., though mol
III Important, yot d%ceoryoa serious eougidor-
alton, AT matlerB " weigh = import will be-
brought before them. Eyery citizen Of Bat
on Rouge ought to feel an interest n tho ~
cation ot.tho pcaD of government, and coofe
quenlly ought to vote for thoao can Iidatea
who nay have tho most Influence and will
mist ably advocate thctr ftghlF, thai question
alone ought h put tho election Of rep csen.
taltycs above patty consideration
For the office Of sheriff, there il 30 oppo-
stti6a. The present incumbent Inns, 30 Ear,
given universal satisfaction, and sill 30 81.
ected
For elerk--thoro are several candidates
Tho advice Of Jefferson ought 70 be followed
intho ghaIco II i person 10 fiji VI important
A truat. va "ia he cdptbls 10 he honest ~
rhaao Two qualifications are highly essential
ID insure a laIlhfnl discharge Of The duties OF
- q. .E F4sE- g 1 -t --4.t.a -5.t.a=l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

"Rsmbles BY land aud Water" or no,es of
travel ~ Cuba aad Mexico. BY y NJ Norman.
We have received . copy Of this interesting
work, from The publisher. It is a very in-
STRUGGLING work, and recommend il 10 nc rea-
ii Z community.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

LYcEUM.-There arc few towns in the
United States Of the size and Importance Of
Baton Rouge, deprived Of a public library,
lyeenm &c, where the public can repair
during their leisure hours and improve their
minds by reading, or deriving instruction from
the talents and ~eloquence of the lecturer, on
whatever subject be may be called on to
speak, whether on morality, science, COM
mefce, arts, chemistry, or any other point.
Institutions Of the kind, could be supported
at a triaing expense, and are certainly wor-
thy the attention Of fathers and mothers, who
would feel prouder Of having their sons pos
sess universal knowledge, so as to render
them competent to Gil any post they may be
called upon 70 occupy, than to have them
play a goood game at billiards or at cards.
To render such Institutions permanent,
useful and respectable, we would suggest
to the Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodge to
take them under their espeeiaT protection.
Their principles have a tendency to encour-
age whatever is good useful and generous,
and a tendency 10 the public good, we are GER
tain, that their sphere Of usefulness. If not
exclusively selfish (Which is not our belief,)
would be widely increased, by providing a
place of resot for those of our citizens who
might be willing to profit o. the advice of 9TH
ers, or by means of a public library, afford to
every na1for small price, the reading Of
such valuable and useful works, which be
might not be able or inclined TO purchase.
We shall speak on this subject another time.
we merely venture this suggestion, satisfied
10 our opinion that it would be an incalcuIable
bene6tto society at large.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
aNNTtFnnN,a ppna1Na

GEN TLEMEN'9 BROGANs,
We are NOW receiving direct from tho man
ufactnrers 10 the north, a beautiful assort-
inent Of gents Calf gewed Brogans, With
Pump and Boot solos.
PHILLIPS 81 LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

REv Nv scorr.-The trial of The Rev w
scott which for some limo occupied 80 much
Of Tue public attention, terminated last Sat.
uraay IN IN honorable 9cquit4l,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

'sThe Western Can,iaeut, 5 the name Of
anew weekly journal lately started in Bali-
mere, edited by park Benjamin, ESQ.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

T Ne refer parents and guardians 70 the
adgortisamant of 8fr. Burke, on OR frst page
H9s establishment is now open for The Fecep-
ton d boaraers or DAY scholars His terms
afe suited To the times. Hsaeh IA institu.
iion IAN be appreciated in this community, we
have 10 doubt tile edorts Q! is founder will
W. crowned sin success. Young men can
nov receive a complete education al their
0an doors, 8stasl Vi unlsc tains the expense
anl ISOLATION III Aag III in = distant state,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
BATON ROUGE.

Eas Gasetic. Oar Tsrms-From and AFTER
Als date we shalt invariably charge as ri.
Fef one years subscription IL paid
prcyipu "a expiration otterm, No 90
u paid after, aud the trouble or run
aihe after Ia 9 90
Advertising and sub by The year, az 90
Cards Of Doctors. Lawyerst Sc, per
year, IL 90
Advertising per square to lines to
eGaslitutute aaanarr, one Insertion, 90
hsety subsequent ihserttea, Soc,
Announcing Il candidate for public
SIiee, ttf Il subseriber,3 ~ 90
Announcing do, tBon.subseriher,) &c 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17


TIM ONO Al plrTsBUae,-Tbe pillsburg
American Of the ID inst. says
'Iha Weather, which for q few diY9 Fasfi
has been warm and mild, elouded ZIP last
night, and warm fai0 commences failing
about O o'clock, which continued Though
out The night. The rivers 1T this place afs
al open, aud appearances arc most prom
isinR at present Of d ljgt water"
Tho Commercial Journal If the ID has the
following
"Last evening at dark there were goant
four feet water IN tho channel, and rising; SIC
noticed i number Of boats preparing III de-
part. Ii has rainpd steadilg for tho last
forty eight hourp, The SHOW has entirely
disappeared, ani navigation viii certainly
be rosunad by Monday Z
WITT THERE HH Wan l-1'his question
has not eeased 10 aRitata the public. 10
sati5fy ~ q ili7asara public expectation, we
gIYo extracts from " letters received IN
Aew York from Washington /:
correspondence Of tho N Y Commercial ADJ
v%nftiger
WASHINGTON, BEe. II "wednesday
l~lalf@bast A o'clock. r. M
Ono Of tho 5onators FROM Maryland 10.
eptyad 4 letter, learn, from Mr.. MtLtne
by tho last paeket, IN which Mr.. MeLano
eays that Lord Abefdecn had assured him
that the Bfitiah Government wers ready
and willing to compromise on tho basis Of
the q 0iparallel, and that tho rejection Of
that ofFgr By Mr.. Pdkohhau was, IN bis
tLord A'a) opinion, ill-advtaed and uuox-
pected. Fafiliaf, Mr. MeLane says that If
the negotiation had been entrusted to him,
he would before this time haye brought IL
to q satisfactory conclusion This Wow IL
confirmed by other letters and particularly by
ono frntn NJ. I1AhiIa nnlna.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

DTED-0n Saturday, the 10th instant, in
this town. Mr.. Peter r Roden, a native Of
DumfrieshiFe, Scotland, aged about q years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned takes this opportunity Of
informing his friends and the public general
~, that he has moved into his new stable in
the lot Immediately East of the city hotel.
Fully thankful for the liberal patronage here
fofore extended, the undersigned in soliciting
a continuance Of the same begs leave to say
that no pains or expense has been spared TO
make his Livery Stable what il should be in
the way Of good horses and carriages.
10 JORDAN HOLT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

HIanksrltsfT Was .daiIg observed 10
l8gn II TtW lg iast, Pufsa4 u tae
9roeanlsl.oa u Soseflof a~lpason, esea tnere
e-rFady llan Ssadag ganef5 r II, several
.Hee-hluEaa acre Closed
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
MECHANICS, %ArrENrI0N.

DO n o fail to attend the meeting, at
clio Malke, house, his eyoaipg Il Z o'clock
precisely