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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
N'ew Goods.

The IN lerat90p1 beq i1Ht received At The
.art aff, fural anI Tlrd Street 10 adj
tiou T. his l9rt1hf slarR Of
DRY GOODS
E,eliab. fra1sh AID M~t,kAunw blankets, I,
: ~, bto.4ai beg. ahtrti1gs, he'd tickiops
t~,nseEa, ksfsoy4 wulrD sIgires and noii-,
.lac deHia.#, ~t'Hrtatn plaida, Anerjran ts1=
a41 nd French ctlieo,s, muslin DO tntpe.
b.agtalt ehtddl cori+ytllt robaa, I'm hHen.
tt1sn tflaal1s, taoie janaak. hf,. 'jhIa
rInttiE ~fsiaslt 4 apnr, CONT. and adde's hosio.
~, gtat aud ladles gloves. Iioad batlin
cloves. Banol %rdtlon, silk, bingham and ruf.
ton ufnbTullas, grrau barge vaits, p4fltl,
tilk r~fav4fp, aclfaaia#ta tstocks. line ranp
brick plk aud bandana naudkfrehicfasponrea
and cotton alg shandkarchtefs. l]naltasa aud
printed head handkerchief. green elastic
1spmdafa, Atg, 4 fl,l supply of
HliIlDWARE.
Con- ,isting Of ffc dDya. sai iron al ,vcla
aud t41rs, sDtdts and ah ,Vnls, plantation
y ~. tfoGrh Iocia. ReJduy cnmba, buttp aud
,'raas, hinges, knives aud forks, pen and
rocket d., cross rnl and baud sawa, tpll
aud hand saw dies, aprrs, rails, tafka, stir
ruFa. birdie bits, bolis axes, hind axes,
h4tcacta, ham ners, nails, brads, tacka. fnis-
king nails, door, k1ob, lock 1, n3rfold latches,
aham ta,ches round bolts, hollow ware, Grid.
lfoas frying pans, and also an assoltmeB,
If
GROCERIES,,
Such ~, cuh n, sugar. RICE. ten, Ky
mustard pickle, cramberrtes by the knr OF
gallnn. "a sins, bottle cider, buakwheat npyr
ar, ciaret wtnn by tho bottle or box. powder,
and shot, vinegar, sweat oil. epirm candles
star caadlcs, end fab, Hlvanna preserves
and sweet meats, grapes, saloratus, pine an.
pie cheese, SOAP, cog brandy, coarse and fine
salt, table do in hoxos, muscat wine nam
paign wine, macar0li, yarmaeelll c stil~
Esnp, crushed aag ". chbcoiafe, sthrch , and
ihdjg'.
CROCKERY. ~
Almost every thing necessary for family
use. together With
CLOTHING.
Ftshinn8blc silk bats, white and black
cashmere ha's, bows and youths bats, caps
and negro hats, paho coats, bitnket coats,
fne broad cloth coats, dress AND frock blk
casm.r, mixed tweed and fancy coiored
pantaloous, s%iiuet, casnler, fancy and SilE
vests, aua a urge assortment of gent. and
aides shoes, brogaas, slippers, boottees
hiidren shoes, all ofvhich viii be sold at
moderate rates.
ALFRED GATES.
nov, l4 1s4e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
YfNCENT VICTOR,

Or the GIGANTIC BARBER, respectful
II informs the citizens Of Baton Rouge gem
crafty. and his old customers included, that
he is now ready 10 attend 10 all business in
his ptnRaRous line, and that he is daily *
pecting an assistant who is proficient at the
business, when be will expect TO give gen.
cral satisfaction, and continue 70 merit
& liberal share Of the pablo pair mage here
totora bcstoa ed on him.
Ehavins, hair cutting, curling and sham
p]ooains done With dispatch and at the shor-
i~eStnotice.
N. B. Ladies will be attended a. their
residences, when his services are required.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
GRAND DEPOT

CRANTER'S FRENCH BLANkET'3'
Tn. zrbsrrtber4 fsncr""eDrq 10 tbs late J.
Nlanrl sole Agents. of ar. I,H GH'vtER of
41rt9sltcr, take pleasure IN ANNOUNCING n
the planters, ~ n nissi3a merchants, and
dealers centrally throughout the Sonlh. West
r nd South Rrelnrd States, that their Depot
No. II M4g tgins sIresf, ~ Il Al rays p" we'll
supDlfsa by frrsh arrival. Of thrss SUPERB
OK BLANKETA. The assert cent vii con.
sistoE,
~ quality 3,point Waite DIantsta,8 to 0 lbs.
per pair.
"a do d. Do do 40 DO d..
Superior indigo blue do TO ? do DO.
Superior green 90 10 40 40
Superior f~Carle' DO 7 10 20 No.
ALz3-supsrior uerino Bed Blankets, rom
e.roipt to i~Z.pojnt.
N. B.-Ths above goods viii be sod At The
towetf marketrrt ce, and a liberal discount
made from regular prices when large quantt-
n. Or GOER Il RfFPLARD
Agaofz for ar.Z . Hranier, and Importers
Of French Dry Goods, n Magazine street.
New Oheaus.
Trrhe Louisville Journal, Nashville Ban
ner. Nenohfs Enquirer, yicksbufg wing,
Nafchrz Free Tr1der, Natcbit0ches Ch7hfcie,
Alez ,ndrfa Republican, Baton Roug" G~tzst's,
nofile Advertiser. montgomery Advertiser,
and Pensacola Gazetts, viii copy lhe above
twice a week for three mont IS, and send bills
10 this office FIR collection.
oct. 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
Lan4reh's fresh nl,d

GENUINE GARDEN SEEDt
] have just received from d bsn1rath'
Garden, near Philadelphia, a fine assortment
Of his snp.riAr garden seed, to1ether with cat
alogues showing the comparative worth Of
each particular vegetable. For sale BY
ma q. y. DAVIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
AMPNRTaNT TO AI.L!A

ChFistie's genuine Patent G~.lv,nic Rings
Rardsges, Bracelets, Gaivanic Fluid and Plas
IcES 'o' tuG Pre- .SuiI0l anu pTET1fffGHt 1+ra
o'ervious Complaints, just received and for
Me by. GEO. NJ. HER0MAM.
sa0pposita the Methodist Caarch.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
crAr be Is LOUISE
aroisse d'Et H,ton Rnlge-Cgdf dn
siEi5m9 dislfieL

eisi5mo dtaIrieL
Nan s. Vobb
Va -" "a
n bard E. Funua, so1 rn't't
Cetfs cauag q atb a]ppblsa on Inann"nt Cons
Il ntnant A I0rd'e, lorsqa'II n pasu A IA cohr
q1r IA plsignaate . atabIi par IA lot o. 10 te~
toofenrzs nle SIN mari Richard q Fo1nn, osf
dtnsI f.. rrorstarCes nmbsrfasa1n'ss, 81 quo
IN prop. + n'ear prs suffsanto pour s'tisftt.
m ars d,uirs et prstentions. u cal d'nc ht~
dpuns, adjoya ri dterett nie n p'aigrlnte,
Ana y Wapb ct r1u mari KlcIard 4 FeqJa,
sniant atp,rt en prophetic. ~ 1h,"I" re-
rgtyre dq son DIT mari jn nor eau - fefre
deetit dams IA petition De Ia plat2@7ti', e'n'f'
mani deitE cents auArautF ntpsn', situsH danF
Ia natniss7 d'Est Baton R6nRr, sur Watn'a
Creek, Manrnac, h1F1e i Fest par Ira iHrras
d. Sjm74on. 4 fouest par LOUIS Gnttf9Y aa
sud par Wards Crock, IT - Dord par ierr9+
b,briouas, nt aBasj Ina ssrlsqes slfyans sa9glr'
Lewis, Ildy, John, Tlpn, Nike, San, Ben,
Adam. Elmo 81. jim, PsRRy, 3ilvsy ct Lary,
II a tfh prpugh 1un Ia ditto tetta ~ aFta9G#
sautla pr,prttf" et ,9td8 do IA pIaiGtlnig Of
opf 6lt rrf.rrgf4 par ls dsfCu lou CrnruH
II eat H., pits ~prlJnne 81 dGerble ola
i sIsiy1tnte rAc1uyfs DO son dt mai II Il
bel mar i, prtqanl co1dann6 a mayor y !,
bl3itnanfe Ia ssngns 10 Il < hut cent pl4atrgs,
,ppnt,n proIv1 qH'i = fafh p7uf VFHto De
rofu,p ayo,rtnnr,l A il dIta pkdgnA7f9 at ap
proprid h as4 DrDgrss wages, ~ qn'7iie AT
lypethf1un chr IA pfopfIets f1tciars O. les
rsa laeca ~ fafenie1r pour 10 p1te Ds1' ~
H. n,n's4, dtfer dl-@iDur DO JnII's' 1899.
Il ss, Do plus daar5ts qfg f1n'ttst darGuIs
81 Yains Cl~daVant r~zistani hnlre ~ Ptatgn'n
O. h dpfaaIaat soft d~@s,u', IA pI'tgnan'ay
rsoo0cs1t, 81 1n'nIla resume rHdtnf1fs'ra'ioo
4g 81 Jto pf1pfssis stparss OF 4 part de- s'n
mari Ut ans q1rt 1bfnrvsntr9n ~ assistance, ct
All pati, 1rr d'sxbrutlon poIr rscoiVftr Ra d'ts
,roprtmf at IA sorn M do d~iE-lti}t ts1'R plas
tres aysc urihttr6t ~ Ctnq pour con'd7 ~
4.,r, 81 ne ts dafeudoar soit conjanno a pa
YER las frats ia pores.
[5iau6 J,J. bbhA'
Iagn IN G ~ Dir. JpAic,aira.
Btfean d1 gr"Ts, PsroGr41d'Eh y Rouge.
j. cnrriGr Its IL jpgsne7' Colossus ssi
nnc ropie confirms 4 I3rr'nIh
y ,nnt sou, ma tnaIn d acel" do IL coufdu
siylsun diatret Jul,atte a B't6n Rouge CO
l4tb i,pr d'Ortobte A. H., 1876.
N. MORENO. Dspn b Grs0isr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
DkTON ROUGE FEMALE
INSTITUTE.
Nina Z. NJ. FfHgHs pmsntFAt, v1rH raanr
ASSOCIATES.

h~~%~
This l,stifution wss sfgtHzgd il 1897.
and has continued steadily 70 4dyanep 10 pab
IT. rsltn iiion. Il nov ranks aulnIg the nfd4st
literary Institutions ~ bfuisiaua, II IL frvo-
fably lorgfHl, " il j. tha desire Of tha Teach
nfa that It should pn7sn=z nyofy afganiaue nj
tho bast seb9ola ut lhs " nth. Consequently
Teachers 81 he highest standing wifl be- nu,=
ptoye1 In evafy Department, A tfamirai ~.
p%'ratus, Il saleFf Library BrH connnrtei With
lhs sgir1oI. Great attention u pad t. The
hralh bfthn puplls. O1ty Qua raan NJ sr3
ijIrnss has occurred aln1ng he b4Ariefs
in nine Y"ats.
he Sch Iastic year vii be II sIin5 into ~
s~nsRlDns # iwe0ty thtra 81 is eseiE Hitb NJ
vacation at tho and oftba Ii Faasioa.
TEHH5JER SESSION
Boafd Il T'nitton - T. ,gltah 1900
Tuition ~ FfHneh, ff1a II 10 I6.
Washing pnf month L.
FaraisllHf Bed n Bedding par month i,
Mnaif On Iilnr from ift Grunalnrr -,
The Hcborl Is divided into two depart
tnents, ard d regular GoDr+" NJ studies pnfau=
ed 1t Is vary important That scholars should
be entefed ~ the commencement Of the ses@
sitit The fall session CON 'nonres on tho lsi
# OFT. The L1hguages n ornamental bran
ches viii receive ~ much attention as parent
may desire, Voral Uietc viii lie tAnght IN
the school Plain, 81 ornamental needle Wgrk,
ffah pf rhsrop
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
GENERAL AGENGY'S 0FF7aE.

.NNsETNFN'AN fNWtHA'~I - NWFF
Tho sub.criaer respectlulls iDforma The
nuh!tc generally, that h. has opened an
rdlee, near the Baton Roug" Hte, for the
putpoio Of attending tn the asoncYaio' the
sale 1T lands. sugar, cotton and prndace Of al
kind. lie will attend promptly TO allother
hasiness shat may b. consigned to aim For
which a moderate Imraiss'an will be char.
rcd. The most satisfactory reference can
b. given.
nov. Is 4s48 J. BOYD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
Groceries, Dry Goods Crooks
cry and Hardware.

Corner Of Laurel and Third Street.
re subEg sipss wUuid respectfully inform
Tho public generally, tbai is hos a'vays 90
hand a v1pd assortment If The nbovu ARTICLES.
a1d - daily rsastpine aorplic7 Feh ne w1i
snll iow fyf easi, or Or aDpfot6J credit, A"d
BY hia unromifinF a~afopft1n 81 business, bg
sxphtts 10 receive 4 sftsre Of patronage.
J,t21 ALFRED CATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
DRT GOODS

H. DE GOER& RtrFLARp ,aks hi, on.
ro'tunity Or Informing Dry Go ,ds nsrchsrts
from The Mi tcsnt States, who visit Hew Or
leans for the purpose 6f p.tfrbA4i4s Dry
Goods. thatthrg are constantly supplied With
= full aud ven selected stock Of British,
French A3d american dry goods, direct from
The manufacturers. ghich eili be sold is
cheap as 10 tha Northern mhrtsls.
No." I1bltng et ships Viola anil Edward
B9netaad. from Liporpool. and ship Rusioon
from Hayfe-
500 packages fall dry z lod7. forming q
choices objection for mo south and sentb.
western markets.
u. DE GOER4 RfFFLAkD.
Importers Of Dry Goods. u Magazine II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
ROUGH s. READY

FALD ALTU HATS!
The Subscribers have just received n few
cases Of the Now York STYLE, black and
Drab PALO ALTO HATS, direct from
the mandatory. Al those wanting fash.
ionable hats, are requested to call at
PHILLIPS e. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
pAros Rtroe. SEPTEMBER o31, 184G

DHDHB no l.
tN OBEDIENCE to Bat7Apr OrDFH No
l., Issued by On. A malta, commanding
the gili Hrigtde. /. NJ, he tlth regiment.
l. NJ Will assemble for Revle* md G~1sper-
ton on Saturday, the llrh day of Novenb"r
nest (l9lGl IN tho fpar u he Presbyterian
Cnnre b. At ~ o%'cIoat, a n, tntte town II
Baton Rboga. afmaJ aud equipped ~ lie law
iIrncia.
Commanders n"fr7rh'nias viii saa that M.
ticaR Of tho same bn tr='od ~ n the pub.
lie places wttIiin tho brDnIs If lh7ir reapact-
ive companies tb7y VIII also lake earn to
have their muster rnila made out in proper
fptuis
by order of Nj JAME5CooPER
Com nant'rg.
4 NJ RErnna. Ait 18th ls"g'L J. 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
GEVTLENEY'S BROGANg.

We are now receiving direct from tia man .
ufacturarz in the north, a beautiful assert
men. Of gents Gait sswed Brogans, aitr
Pu.4oand Boot s0lss-
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

A. a mnattrg IT tho board Of administration
u public schtyls, held this day, il waa r0aoIg5
Cd, that all persons having claims against
tie pir'sl for eaehing INDECENT children from
Agrl Lat, tRaI TO April lst, 1915, bg reqnes.
ted to hand their sfcnnnia pro2erly autltnnti.
tatbd to WIN. s Pike, ly ~ before tho 20th
day n Oerohnr next. N 6rlaf that a distribti.
tian If tile appropriation for the yoar ls45
ba madg.
Jouv RHtp. President.
Oct 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
TOBACCO.

I'VE have received another lot Of The very
sIoeuor HARRY OF # WEST, and THAT
SANE OLD cJov."-likevjse a large assert
me1.of Missouri and Kentucky Tobacco.
feb % Pile & Hart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

TAKEN UP By william Martha abont Il
miles from Baton Rouge, huv about 10 10
hands in height. about 5 years old, no mark
or brand visible. The owner is requested
% comply with the requisites of the Law and
take The above described animal away.
JoRN r. DUFRoca, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

GRArEs.-We are receiving a variety Of
fancy and common Crates, anitabIs for burn
ing wood or coal, which we will sell lower
than thay can he purchased ii New Orleans.
and fully equal in point of beauty and durabi-
lily. PKG AMI HARF,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
AGOOD BARGAIN.
ND11CE-

VA HAbG -
T,=harohy given, lbat I'll putRutnra IT q
contract vi II aud under instrtietr,tt from 'ho
S~0rpayor General u thn public llnds o. The
State II bnnisianj, ! will 70 snrvsy and make
thu. ohrrctllo1a NJ ite linas, Of public lands
and private claims, embraced IN the follow
ing township, 10 the pafisb II East Baton
tionte, utoeas5ufg district, louisiana, VIE
Tow uablp No. Z, soNtir nfraDeo M, I, wsBt
IN wbi@Ii n ,toa Rouge IL STUFFED 40. 2,
,oUti II rtlgs ~. |, cast, Township nn q,
south Il rangn nos eaat, rawnehip no. y,
south II range no / aesf, aud FV%nsbip no.
q south Of FRANCE ito. | east.
B,ing daily comuiesielrd hg FT Landry.
y. S afos Sur. General Tor The Stntc uE Louis
lana, | will he prepared to oEee1io private
HueyByg, IN any part Of he state. aud aIap
IsvpeirpE 10 ail It's branches. it"fefs pddrea~
sad Il tto care of Thomas H lFsight man.
I,Fi Sin. Genera soni =. Dina 5po1ytIle, OF
DANIEL d Avery, Esn, Baton Rouge, viii
1nort with tho carly aftrntton ef
LcLAXF0N TAYLOR,
Il. s. n.pn y Suryeyor 81 Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

Taken up BY George Gariq, about ak miles
from Buon Rouge, a haifar. tbre8 years old,
red color, two splrs aud two underbirs in
each car. branded It.
Taken up by Nittha Chance, Is miles
from Baton Il ,dze, on The Liberty road sor-
rel mare, II hapis high, STAR in the forehead,
two hind feet white, branded on the. left sboul
der, brand not d,saernible, about $ years old.
The owners Of the above animals are re-
questedto take them agav by co %nDIginz TO
the law. J.R. DUFROCQ.
Sept. A, 1916. RANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
D5T'T AL SPEAK AT OVCEl

DON'T All SPEAK AT OVCEl
Who wants tn buy two huIdred and TWEEN
II. fge acres more or less Of the best land in
This oar;sh, N the nos, reasrnable terms.
The land il situatad in the Plains. about
fifteen miles from B,toa Ronge, and ~aljoi1-
ing the lands Of VI. William .Sha@. Fo-
terms, apply Al this Office.
oct. 1876.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

mv<nanwrwg Oxen for aals. Abtbt % yoke
S#HH28 Jf DroLC DYsn f5F sais, arply 10
WM. COKE
es1 Aept 10 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

CROCKERY & GLASS WARE
A general assortment Of sroekery az
ware, for sale ey
TomliHsoa 4 3S5tm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

BibAt g. SON
IT,g3 ~ g~,eejvrd ana OFF, for SALE
j. lt,vra Wa crnpall X. f~taisios.
Is d, Flesh Cod. fsh,
~ KRIS Il, ~ Nack2rr,
u Blvr. Cluct Wine,
III Rasgo's CntmpNigh,
& Rarrcle Braudv,
8 d. Gin
~ Hnxos Cheaee,
Al Kcr- Butter,
~ Dos Watcr RncketT,
80 nemihona Q & ), gals.
= tns,s C'iar Tub', plain and painted,
lao Roves Cmrjunat,i Soap,
80 WnoDo aud half hax"s Star Candies,
loo purs Russ"t Brorans.
100 a. Kip d.
81 do d. Doota,
sd Wo,l IIrs,
All III which we propcse'o sell at = an ut
a~lv,nne for caeh.
aor. i4thls46.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

sss FphVE, Asratt la ~ O.f,t,rs
IyA~ l845, par Aff. tonis Tiistyirtor'
AsA 4 y miles sude s6ua dc /, m4iz,n
III Ea 10 Cur, de esf'q pafrpIsas. TN
H@aD rhoyai t'oprfasin. do roulaur
~ brulS, 10 front Bi1ar, Ct me petite tar,a
hIans.f 1la rhaqIa roe d. esn'rs, atb rnyf.
''11 a4 = y ana, sans aucnps fnafqto au for
visible.
III 10 dit rboyti n'nst pas rcclamt dane Irs
ifenfe iotfs. do IN publication De eel aeie.
commencement auz rbgjemsnt du iiris ds pr.
itesi dc cote p~1roisse, 4ara expose el vahts
plhiiqna. 10 - Ntvanbro proclaim 4 10
heures a, NJ. st bureau du 8 ,uszizoa.
Condition do Ia nu ernf5niM
Quest Baton Rouge IN y Oct, 1910.
R~osrmoap HfnfaT.Ip
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
ANOTHER ARRIVAL or
my GOODS

HHt h8'iAttJTE
Th4 undersigned bas inst received, in nj.
Iitjo1 Is his forfu"r sf5rk.-Fahcy Prints, Cal.
ir0nR, IT,. tofofc1 brraPc, printed nuaIj1s,
pllrd dress pingltanF, shirtinE stripe, dpnima.
aszpflsd cotfonado. linen ch"ck, linen drit-
ling. fwoeda, bloarhod mud unbiaached cotton,
abtrti1a li6so. In u p|lntiljag, netting, maaqui.
aip bars, diaper, crash, sgies tnnsIir. I1r61efa,
linnn ranbric handk9rcfiief4, colorsd sewing
ak, french cOttonade, dam1sh cloth, &c.
CLOTnlNG
Striped listadr coaiione, cheCh linen. do,
gi6eham d., check linen ~palfoes, striped ta-
tado aarkz. nnion chcsk c9ats. utaz1rka drsaa
roafa. black tnort1o p1tt-. check linen panfs,
]rrtto0ade pao'R. Slack satin goefs, fancy Yests,
aioars1i'trs vcsrs, gtngIau crayala, suspen5cs.
WIpite hate, bIark hats, boy'a h7ts, glazed wool
bats; &c,
HARDWARE.
Wife irona, Wr6ug',t nails, bradp. 5sfte.
pIo~ llnes. dra vrrIacks, Gil locks, cagt.steei
h ,es, and garden hoes, sanre pans, grass fope.
fire dogs, hooks and eyee, needles, bath brus-
hog, &c.
SADDLERY.
4 general asaottmentof spanish saddlos
ladies side saddle. bind hridiee, ~col1ars. ha-
tras, and saddle baIs.-hii ST which IL offered
FIR sale ~ low for cash or ~ approved cre-
dit, ~ can be had tron any other store In this
city.
Maybe ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

wGrxs TE4nTFrsE.-JuSt received "
BsJOCRDAy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
sADDLERY.


JUST RECEIVED,
a choice lot Of Wooden Ctrpcta e. Chin
nry Riggs, which viii he sold ~ a very small
advance on manufactured prices.
D. SANGERS Cheap AAora.
s. Lafayette Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
BOOTS e. SHOES.

BOOTS & SHOES.
Calf boots, seal and water proof do, cal
scved broeang, seal and kip d., seal kipdo
for boys, ladics seql brngana and r"ntlemen'g
]sIinpers f.. And az fine and good an assort-
ncnt II glass and crockcry ware as thereis
in town, I'll Of which We offer at The very
IowHst prices for cash.
We will also keer On banda supply Of
paints, oil and bru~hes
Oct 1 no 35 1B4S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
NnTlCE.

A Reasonable " card will be given to
y hom tosYer stii awe such Information IA
viii lrad telhg ~dt4c1yery ofihs person wh9
took fron the steamboat landing at Baton
Horpr.an the nishtaf Sunday 5tb November,
ii, fth,Wine articles. VIZ | bbla sugar. | 10
of sweet potatoes. liz H., q aYfan4 directed
to T q Morgan, Nc Orisaas. ais one bbl
avaat p1latoe8a an A caaaof syrup directed u
J Nicholson, ESQ, New Orleans,
Any information left al ihis once Relative
To the sbBve, will be thaotfully fece we'd,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
lANaERS, AAL.E

WAN FED.
FIVE good wool choppers wanted, to
ava wood, 10 Whdn wtll be given tho reg
u'aa prrfHaf
Apply ~ IL T. UMBEHlIAGAN
o. At ihls bHirs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
FLO NEN3l ft0WEaall
GiN4uAMS.

GtJGHAHS.
W. have itst oo9rsd . besntifol assortmsBt
# Frsnelf, Scotch aod Fa4rlston Black and
fancy Gin1aafns, suitable for The aeaagn.
ALSO 4 few pietez n bingham Lawns.
tpneG rHiLttP5 r La NOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

rThs o4rtisnI4f sttsn fn ofhis friends is
cafIaa 70 the faef, thai possessing "a il ia or.
dared by the law, the legal authorization If
fhs n.iisal jay OF this state, to sell and
oreo9rs anv ki1I of medicines used in the
p-actIea.=dll physi iaas, prescriptions, &c.
he ia able 70 guarantee the ganuiaeness and
mo -1slitv.of any article, and 10 offer % the
oaa,is oaIv What is genuine and fresh.
Sales on the most convenient terms, and
l,w prices IS in New OrIeans.
3, JOURDAN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-22
36,202
56,42l Sc
20,219 II
CORRECTION.

The reporter misunderstood the pledge of Mr..
Cleveland the other day, in reference to certain un-
represented towns in Orleans County, upon the
question of changing the shire town. He said
those towns would be conceded TO be against the
measure, unless it could be shown by petitions
from majority of the voters that the fact is other
wise
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-22

Ono. The Wing candidate for Governor, Mr..
Bib, has come out publicly and in manly and
noble style against the infamous black la,os of that
state, while Todd the loco has written to Southern
Ohio bordering on slave territory that he is for
retaining these laws, while in the Western Re-
serve he preends to be against them. This double
dealing, when the election SO near at hand, may
give Todd the advantage: but we shall see.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-22

MAINE In the 9TH district, Williams Qoco) is
elected TO Congress by less than 200 majority.
The loco majority last year in the same district, for
Governor was nearly 1900 votes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-22
STATE FINANCES.

BY glance at the Report of the Auditor, which
was made to the Legislature yesterday, we gather
the following summary:
Expenses for the gear ending .Aug. 30 1876.
For Government including salaries, courts, audi
or's orders, g. order of Committee OF Claims drafts
on Quarter Master General and
bounes, S62, 237 IA
Appropriation for state prison. 10000 90
Deaf, dumb, blind and insane, $3.50 SO
Special acts, al 90
Agricultural societies. 1893 60
Payment of interest, safety fund, and sur
Plus money, 6,649 Os
Total, ss7,II7 So
Receipts.
Balance, in treasury, Sept.
!. 1S45, $1S,4l7 81
Taxes, OS,365 SO
All other sources, 2O,sl4 24--I07, 597 "a
Leaving in the treasury, Sept l.ls46, S20,4S0 05
The above is the account current of the Treasu-
rer, without reference to the application of the
School Fund according to the act of the last ses-
sion The financial condition of the state will be
seen from the following article:
AUDITORS REPORT.
! A serious error will be found to have taken
place in printing the table on page AZ of the Au-
dtors Report. To have corrected 1t, it was appre-
hended would lead to an unsuitable delay in COM
pletng the publication, which had been already
hindered beyond the Auditors intention. He takes
this method therefore of presenting in correct
form his table of
Slate Liabilities and Resources,
The State are indebted az follows, viz
To the safety fund banks,
principal 31,5O6 10
interest, 1901 ,67-33 407,U
For salaries due Oct. LIST. 1907, 08
On Auditors Orders outstanding, at least, 307 95
Court do. do. do. 779 95
$4,000 rs
To meet which they have on hand,
Balance in the Treasury, Sept. l, l845, 204e0 05
Taxes due, 25,975,e3
Notes of State Bank and school fund, $40 20
Due from the County Clerks, LIS 70
Demands in the hands of States Attorneys,
uncertain,
Amount of Resources, 5642l Sc
: Balance over Liabilities, 20,2l9 II
1t will be seen, that Vermont is in very happy
financial condition.