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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
JOsEPss I. sEEiF,TGEEEls,
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- BEslECl informs he citizens of Indianapolis
IAN vicinity that he vi give his TO the
3 Win TO release the friend. deceased
s-s from the uipensa alb trouble attending the death
t2]x friend and would tate that he prepared undertake the
80 funerals. part
Xxx reasonable such furnishing either
Esf horse heaise butt after the most approx STYLE Also
~ and every other
j. would flrhc that he viii make his charges
llic IN tue country Attendance all hours Should
be fail Of the aloye INDEPENDENTLY charge vi be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
LIGHT AND PERFECTION.

<-vT@ F.. HEDDERLY from q succession experiments
'Itr which he has devoted much time and expense
the ingredients and their
quantities produce CANDLES every respect superior
heretofore made lie also enabled sell prices
especially his No Tpos than which gives better and
clearer light lie soc trial the generally
dent that viii give entire
At thn nrice ant Is on hnnd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
EDGsy GOODS
HtN s-Ht' ~ nm
4 CARD.

VH7lLLlS w WRIGHT having formed copa1nership with
w Frederick Bags the business viii be- conducted as here
toiore under the name OF WILLIS WWRIGHr Co. whom
ali pay requested De made They respectfully requ
all wishing Cheap Goods 10 give them cali before puI
they will not be undersold by in the city.
Move II = 20
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31

VERY rich and beautiful Turkey Shaws are sold at
of the be
Al T.. K
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
CHEAP GOODS.

n
w my store Opposite brakes Hotel not some
choice bargains take their beloved
warranted
posed well by all no deal with be done
any part of Tie country Please call aud see the lots # cheap goods
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
Sfdaf1fd
SCHOOL. BOOKS EVER PUBLISHED

The bes,. and 1hcapc1f. ana most un,f1m Series Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
nuIFVS. NlUFES..

vs,IS received of Vienna LYNX Wolverine
coored Fon, Jeneie Labrador seal Squirrel furned coney
Fresh also children blue aud notified Nuns 90
SIlARPE'S Hat and ShoeStore
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
BOogS AND SsIOES.

THE subscriber has in his employ The very best work
&C. The country afot and has on hand large quantity
stock Leather selected by himself expressly
this market He vii manufacture Boots and Shoes Of
cry description and sly Warranted TO perform ~e and at such
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
.yON POPUEs."
NOW Srnre---f Ftn..n EnnIS

Tg,E of the people through the north
that C7STrS NEH STORE place buy
cheapest Goods II beginning be heard
destined doubt te o The great
v ip purchase goods ~ INDIANAPOLIS 43
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
MORE NEW GOODS.

EpI.ACK Velvels beautiful and cheap rich
wide black Fringe Alpaca aprons, plain
shaded purse Twist steel Beads purse Strings and Tassels
Buttons for Dress trimmings &c just received at r. r. CASES d.
ectyo Opposite brake Hotel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
CNCVON XAIsNS.
iOoo mill prices, As HEDDERIY'S
EASTERN AND SPANISH LEATHER.

OST received lot Of Spanish and Cincinnati Sole Leathe
- Boot and Shoe Morocco Eastern Upper Lathe hp
Calf skins Lining and Binding skins. Skirng Hog and Shee
skins and all kinds OF filings, which will Sc at reduced
prices 5I-v j. NICOLAI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
CHEAP GASss STORE,
Andrew G.. SeIssann

M OUiD respectfully Indanap and
80 elnty, that he John Gains
tween AIDES and Cashead Drug Stores and sendc
of staple and fancy Dry Goods, Queenswae
Boots shoes Hats Caps all of which win he Sold
cash produce wishing
do well To call and his stock before purchasing elsewhere
n mic mi nr nnln
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31
s,oOVs AND SHOES.

u PERSONS need 80 barefoot any longer II TINS as
q free country The made Boots ana Shoe
- among which Kip of all grades peggcd and sewed call
fine and coarse girls shoes of all kinds Morocco boot
shoes sinners constantly hand and FOR sale at prce
to corw cobers Those in want OF any art
Gle in this line respectfully invited TO call 70 Ladies may
waited ON i'm separate apartment. W. b. PRESTON CO.
pS, ,i,f Checkcred Store.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-31

FINE assortment Of Dry Goods such brown and beac
"a AuSins Cacoes Neslings, IRISH and French Linen BIZ
Holland Jeans Sanef Velvet Cambrcs CottoDade,
9th articles just 81 J. NICOLA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31


Inn IAfHsF NhNs fitJH FtFbbt-
t'fem reliable sources We understand y
Council Of War was held, OF Thursday
night last duly tst). Ia which the advance
0fthp American troops upon the capital
was discussed A General. whose Hattte
we did not learn, was If opinion that i was
! i]bpfmdehl. aud almost madness e tfittrh
vfah the city Of Mexico, without depend
ihF. Al least, On d force oftWenty tf1tsa nd
inen, as. surprising the chances oFWaf to
10 favorable 10 thehG they eyi1shtlt could
not enter without II resistance which
might tpst us but thousand men, The fes
mb indsf bfthe forces, at present 5000 iian)
would be barely sufficient 70 guard d city
| with ri urge q population,
Glen Wotlh was Of different bplaibh=.
he said. "Egety invader WIN delafsi Il
! lost'-that Ii the present position d ret,
regaia step would be inost dlsastfBns-
adliug, with proud b]0asfiBg (eea ofEi4iosd
%Iiafttaeia), tiat seven Oh eight thousand
Americans we're enough 10 conquer TWEEN.
" thousand MeAieahs, that consequently
the triumph sybdld be iHeoihplete, and
there was no motive 10 prevent thsif
marching on,
Gen seott approved n the latter opib..
ion, and The army viii commence their
march on The capital to-day, July Ras
Gen. Scott will remain 1T lilo Ttio
raj days, awaiting The reply Of the
Government, 10 the last offers Of Faa
from The United States. Ne will lake
Wilb him about 5000 m8t, 30 pieces d
cannon, aud enc mortar
The Sun also saysi
we believe that the Bnhfnf has eohsids
cred calmly his situation eaftalnly d dInietfi
Bne-ahd that whilst gaining tfihtnphs on
tfiimphs, his victories will become bis ruin,
@HHitetiHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

An English lady, OF great 9eauty, walk
Ing IN a public promenade, was attacked
by a huge dog who biz her severely ou tho
hip, The, owaor u tho dog being very
naolent at tho same time, tic lady deter.
mined 10 prosecute him to the full extent
of tho law. On the ;rial, the opposite
eouneitasaailed Madam Langton for her
sindirtiycnesv in seeking such large 0m.
ends for what was, In fAet nothing but the
scratch of a dogs paf In jumping upon
her. The case coming 10 something like
a stand still iot lack Of ovidence rs 10 the
extent ofthe injury, the beautiful plaintiff
suddenly arose and offered TO show the
wound to the court, Those was a gener.
al stir ofouriosity among the spectators, and
Judge, witness, and couusellcaned forward,
eager to sec the new light thrown upon
The case, when Nde Lougson produced "a
pair ofsoissors, and cuuinea hole through
what interviewed between the court and
the damage in question, Showed the marks
ortho dogs teeth upon such a skin as Is only
native 10 unsunaed England. neavy dam.
ageswore Immediately awarded.
EHpliSh pGper
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

Mons rRnprs FROM LorutANN--tt Is
stated IN the New Orleans papets that Gov.
emor johnson has issued a general order,
calling hr three troops Of mounted Volua.
tccra, Cor service NJ Vera Crus and thence
on a line 10 lalapa, ID pursuance Of q re.
QUESTION made on him by the General
Govomment, Il Ia expected that the com.
try parishee will respond to this call, and
that Attakapas and 0pelousas win furnish
at least ono company. There viii be then
five companies 81 amounted volputeers from
this State they will consequently h6vo
4 Lieutenant. Colonel to command the bat.
talon,
The above call viii no doubt meet with
a ready response, seeing that coed horses
viii now he provided by the Government.
Alany Of our neighbovring citizens would
IKE nothing better than to have an oppor.
tunity ii 4 brush with the r~ascaily guerll.
has or robbers who intSst the roads from
Vera Ciuz 10 puehla.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
MONTGOM cry SLOAN
uprrrhRsg1ou r-hnnuHAmT,
Id TGH0uptT0ULAB HfREEF.
NEW ORLEANS,
Jutt 4l-1Hs t34T.
Great Bargain.
WOOD YARD ron SALE

Any person who wishes 70 purchase a
valuable wood yard, can have al ohp9ftus
nifty ot making 8n6 Of the very best bar,
gains, and on The most reasonable tBftns,
r. Is situated about eight miles alsya tho
town Of fiat0n Rouge Oh The Mississippi
river There arc ltfee hundred aud say.
eniy three atFes hi6fa OF less Of we'll tim
bartd land aitd.tpeh which thsFe Ia geBsids
cradle cypress aud gtbtr valuable timber,
with thirty five Of IoFiY acres Under tuItis
yation with buildings and improvements.
ttbe dwelling houss Is large and e6Hnas
hiatis, well calculated for II large family
together with about ttro hundred and dir.
~ ftye e9HI5 u wood, with flfta'13 utensils,
wagons, aafts. horses, ossu, HtatR VI ealtle
aud hogs all Of which will be sold on
tptanstu stiil any body
Tor ittlhef particulars enquire at ibis
6llida, July 3t-96..G,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

The Advocate lately recommended james
N, Brown ESQ asa candidate for the De-
mocratic District convention,
NJ. Brown Is a worthy and intelligent
gentleman, he has declined being a candi.
date.
The Bayou Sara Ledger recommends
Lieut. Col &. 4. Marks as a candidate
fr the same office. II a deTaoeat isto be
eloctsd, wo would rather see any othet
than J.. III. Harmanson. His vqta.of cen.
surc Of Goneral Taylor Cor the lation
* Monterrey ought 10 daau him politically
tasl eternity.
Ea astloa to all this, we cannot see
how i Sugar planter, can possibly vote
Er .aea he would wish 10 see them
A1er tae above was in type, VIC rcceiv-
I'd i Information that Amasa Read Esq has
been nominated by the Democratic party
II ibis parish d represent the 81 Congress
spouai District
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

A MtgrARn CopnHyfHD,> In hoiir Ing
The debate, held before The Lyee1m "a last
week. we misunderstood II Rguroiive ess
messton used ~ ono Of the debatefs, aud
consequently were lej into q alight mistake
"A attempting to report Il refbafiHt, The
pentleman himgelr haa kindly aeut ts Tho
g llrtaphor". which we give below, Ia order
that these who were unable tn the eonIb,
aiun ot The moment, 10 appreciate it's ih'
tended ellt1t, may now have that nppor'us
nifty and autBelveH relieved FROM tue GIN.
lAtasbmcnt, incident 20 u INSTRUMENTATION
al 10 Bublime an idea,
"tvouA 10 God, suppoae I possible for a
momant, | was suspended from the moons
aud had d valee The the roaring thunder,
~ that all tho inhabitants Of the earth
could hear Il 40 the globe reyolyed on Ito
nNia, tho equity Of my doatsns, would flash
ike the lightning from the four Q]uaftera 81
tho heayena, aud The globe woull jar with
pne loud emen,"
The public viii please REMEMBER that
sthc eat didn't bite the cad oil the 'olY
ghoet, nor was the gentleman suspended
item a 'orn of the moon, Tho only way
that Nc caa roetiS tho mistake, Is by ae'
acknowledging tho whole 'ora.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
L0uIsLANA rENITENr1ARY.

WE haFo on hand, at tho Louisiana PEN
itentiafy, mixed, plain and twiIled Ltnseys
Of II superior quality 10 those manufactured
nj this establishment heretofore, and equal
10 any Linseya manufactured elsewhere.
Also extra heavy Naoheen Lowell, Il eppe.
rior article for negro women aud house ser.
wants dresses. Algo cotton battings for
quilts md comforts, oil Of which will be
sold cheaper than the Northern and West.
crn goods of the aame quality.
NOTATION, PRATT IL co.
July 81 20. 2no.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

J. PITET 4. Co have now to an
nounce to the public that they have teceiv-
ed an assortment If elegant and capacious
Marble Cotlins, which they will undertake
to put up according to order, at reasonable
prices. The marble collins now adver.
tised will preserve the inner collins from
damp or decay, and prevent the inroads of
all noxious reptiles upon the tenants of the
tomb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

Coaf do Gsfns District Fafoisae Est Bal0h
Rouge, Mai g ls47.
Caledonia Seals, spouse do John Martin,
e6htfe N 9 los.
John Martin, son mari
Dams eetto Attire IL appert 4 ~ C0Br,
que In l0i ct Is tGtuoignage sont On ltYetr
de- In d~emahdefesse Caledonia Seals, ep5Hse
DIS John Martin, -C'est p0ufquoi, il est or,
donne, adjug6 ct d6Gr6t6, que ID dite Gale.
donna Seals soft s6par6e eB propri6tGs de
son mari, Ct q1'elle repfenne Iadministfa.
ton s6par6e dc ses biens perapheruauk.-
II eat do plus adjug6 ct d6efet6, que Ia dite
Caledonia Seals ~demanderesse nit d rGce.
yoir dc son dit mari, Ia aemme dc efn4
cents Ct une p~iaetrog 81 cinduaute cents,
m6ttaat dc Ia portion de- son heritage dc Ia
Bucccasion ee son pere, ct 80 portion dc Ia
succession de fsu son frGfe, avee iht6rGls
dc ID pour cent, sur cent Cin4Hahte ct uue
ptagtreg ct cinqHantc cents, falsant partic
do Ia ditto gomme, depuiB 10 Ter A6ut 1881,
jusqu'au l6r Mai is43, ct inttrtis ltgam
sur Ia somne tofalc, depuis 10 30 Mars
ls47 jusqIa Placement. 1T qa'clle nit uue
hypoiheque tactic sur les immeables de- son
dit mari, John Martin, pour cent ~cinquante
ct une 50fl00 piastrcs, d dater du Ter
Mai A. ID. Is43, ct pour tme M ad.
ditionnclle de deux cents cinquante piastrcs
dcpuis IL 8 Noyembrc A. U Mil hut cent
quarante six, ct pour une autrc somme adj
d~itionnelle dc cent piastres dcpuig 10 Ter
Janyier ls47Et que le dit John Martin soft
condamnb i payer les fraiy dc &c process.
Mai 10. 1917.
(Sigue) J. J. BURK.
Jugc du Gene District ludiciaigc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
Paw YOUR CORPORATION TAxEs

REsoLyap, by the board of solectmeD
for the towa ofBaton Rouge That The 1'rea.
suror and Collector Of the Corporation 30
and he Is hereby authorized to enforce the
collection ofall Taxes now due the Corpo.
ration. according to Law, Thirty days af.
ter the publication ofthis Notice. true
copy Of record.
Il. l.. WOLFE, Secretary.
Baron Rouen, July 20h, 1917.
In accordanee with the above instructions
| shall institute suit against all persons
indebted to the Corporation for Taxes of
whom a demand has been made, ifthcy do
not settle within the time specified In the
above resolution. II. l.. WoLrg,
Treasurer and Collector.
July 3i.--26.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
CA1epoatA AnAta. Wit No fgA

CALEDONIA 6BAt@, Wifi ~ tt6
as III 9Th Dist. Court
JBo. Marin, Husband J Il 1T Baton Getgg
kiay Glib 1916,
In this case II appearing 10 tb9 court that
the ltw aHd evidence h IN faV9r If tie DIafHa
tiff Caledonia Bella, VT Of John Mattn,
II Is therefore ordered, adludgrd and defraed,
tIat thG said Caledonia Sstis b5 sebt,afe fu
property from ler said husband ard, fat she
d. resffn6 the separate adminfsb atioB If hcf
patapEefnat property Ii Il Iaftfer order@d
, adlnd4ed aHd dfefeGd that sid E8iaAGBft
Seals pif receive ft0n her said bHst aDd fbe
sum Of fVe hundred and Ole dollars and fry
cGHt5 being the portion If her inheffaHeo
fF1a tho succession Of hGr father, aRd her
portion Of her deceased brothers succession,
with interest, of 10 per cent 0n one hundred
and fifty one b0tl0O dollars thereof I on ha.
gust 1st 1897, tilt May ist 1919. and lcqaI
interest upon The whole sum from tho 1Gtit
day Of hareb 1877 ill p9id, md that ene
have q t4cit mortgage on tho rnogsable pr1p-
erty oGher said husband, John Mar III, ~ G8ks
effect for one hundred and fifty one $4,000
dollars, from the first day Of AaYA ~ 1919,
for IN additional sum Of two hundred and fifty
dJll5rs from the 9Th day Of N0gemjer a, H.
Eighteen hundred and fgry six and for sGl
luther sum 0f one hundred dollars from the
first dsy Of January A. H. eighteen hundred
aud forty seven, and that said JOHN Martin pag
the costs of this suit. May 10Th 1s47,
(signed) ID BURK. Judge Sixth
Judi District
Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
Clerks Oatee-sfxth JBdiciaI District Court.
certify the foregoing 70 be a true copy gf
the original Judgment, given under my hand
and Seal Of our said CDarf ~ Baton Rouge
thistwenty first day Of JnIy A.. D. Eighteen
hundred and fofty seven, fts471
Jaly M-25. NJ. MORENO, Dept CIR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
REPAIRING Il PICKING MILL
STONES.

J, BORDENAVE hereby announces 10 the
public that he is ready 10 execute all orders for
the picking Of Mill Stones, at the rate of Sl5
for steam mills and $40 for horse mills. Ap.
ply at Foley boarding house, LAFAYETTE .treet,
Daton. Rouge. July 31-26,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
Important from the French
Metropolis!

FRESH arrival, direct from No. Is Rue de
Ia Paix, Paris, Splendid Assortment Of
PERU MERY Y;
Such as Essences Of all kinds, Lavender Wa
ter, Cologne Water, Creme dc Persc, Pomadc.
Moelle dc Bpuf, Bears grease, Bandolioe, all
kinds Of Soap, Toilet Powders, Poudre de Riz,
Powder Boxes, Cosmetiqueg, Opiates for the
teeth and lips, &C., &c.
These Perfumes are fresh and expressly i'm
ported for the Baton Rouge Market.
Please give us a cali, no trouble to show
Goods.
July, 1874. SANGER, HESS &Co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
LAND FOR SALE.

~ Several valuable tracts Of land,
situated in East Feliciana, arc Of
fered for sale ON accommodating terms-one
Of 630 Acres, on Black Creek, about s miles
from Port Hudson, all wood land-another on
Redwood, near the Bradford settlement, Of $50
acres, 100 acres Characterization i n s.. d. part
Of the parish, contaifing 100 acres, plrt Of
which II cleared. HENRY MAR3TON.
July 7-24. Clinton Wbig) Cashier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

L1FHsf Faaa MHsteb,@Ihe steam 7hip
Massachusetts arrived IN New Orleans Oh
'rhuradat, without bringing any important
intelligence from the army 0enerel5
rniwalaiar and Pillow had arrived saie
AZ ptahN with thett respective eetts
mand4. and General Pierce, although an
uoyrd by gueNaIlas had met with no sarioas
opposition, iie wts steadily pursuing HE
nnwapl march with a Ibrat sufficient to 81.
nthtlNir Al che %guerllas who would dare 10
phnw thett faces
The prevalent otihloh at Vera trna
when thn Massachusetts len, was, Tint
General Scott had gone tothe City oi MeSs
H.. and that he Commissioners nominated
h paphr with MR. lrist At losmeluean
had tailed L, rragtedthF tlitbcr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

Fstt ron 4 CoytvrtoE, ne proposed
nt.t The. irst MONDAY 10 aeri b. he tIise
,.,au AMI Baleh Rouge The olhct lhf holls
mi i convention % notniHata ii ROUGH N
Ready rabii1ate 70 represent the ~ Won.
4,assianal District II the CUngtrsst " ist'
N hoped that every Parish u the District
Win M represented ~ said convention -,
Tba above proposition has been pthliaI'.
II I'M ~sfysfsl washa. naming the second
raoiay IN july fr holding tbe convention
iaI 4 i poV aseeHatBsd that the above
tata would not 10 suitable, IN consequence
aflpaaI elections and other matters, whirh
tssjsf II advisable n delay the convention.
ill me Bfst monday II Hpptembaf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
STRAY.

Taken up by Mira Esther GreenweIl, Is miles
from Baton Rouge, about the 9Th July 1877
a bay horse, about 10 years old, 10 hands
high, no brand, Is d stump sucker, and has a
small star IN the forehead. The owner il re-
quested to call and take him away, by paying
charges. July 80 1877. J. Il. DUeRocQ.
Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

DtHh.-Uh Wednesday evening after a
short illness, Nj. Louis GuHdfy, i respect
able and worthy citizen Of this town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

CoarNo rIlE DtcgIoNARy.-"Castigat
that quadruped until be shall have accele.
rated his pace" said a dandy to a livery
stable boy, who was drying him a short
distance into the county.
"Talk 70 nae in English,' said the boy,
II don't understand fngin,"
MAKING Bulls M i.tgs Ill is gen.
orally admitted that the Irish are famous
for making bulls. but WI, think that The
Dutch can 20 ahead At making pigs
For instance:
I've Got a pig cat and Lge got a pig dog,
Ive got a pig calf and I've got a pig hoaN
I've got i pig baby, 81 piE and 80 tall;
Ana I've GOT d pig wife dst's pigser asalL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
Bureau du Grchicr
Cour da Gene District jadiciaire.
Je certife que 10 precedent est copie con-
forme au jugement original DonuG SOUS
ma main ct 10 sccau de notre dte couf an
Baton Rouge, &c II Jour de Juliet A. d.
Mil HUT cent qnarantc sept, 1s47.)
M. MORENO, Dep: Grenier.
Juliet 24-25.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

II,UUU,UU
WV. Hugps Clerk. Tmos. DEvALL Prest.
l certify the foregoing specifications Of
appropriation q true copy from the records,
Of the June session oftbe Police Jury 1s47.
VIM. HunBg Clerk of Police Jury.
Baton Rouge July 30 ls47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
tpelaaFBa

fr,a aad amor tiis tpta We stall iu4atlab'y
taofgs aa follows a ..it i. IA
wy, o'S s'''7 Hh 90
Fa,l3 -. ..ta,ti,, az Ma vpof q 90
,P' ~ \ ,ai III pat yeat. % 90
tay vFrs. Merchants Il Doctors taf37 AVA
rhi yeas - ua.
Advertising per squire. ~ hhes ~ AN
,.,u.iit,,ta A a1itfa. bhd w 'nflieth ug
E,tt aih 4BlNiNt i%hseftioh' %"
Announcing candidate ior Fbblie tlUee 4,
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NOTICE.

Pursuant 10 the provisions Of tho net Of
tho Legislature Of The State Of Louisiana,
approved 18th April ls47 Tho following
specifications Of appropriation nude At the
June session et the Police Jury Of the Par.
tsh Of East Haton Rouge ; being the q.
mount fixed for tbs Parish tax. for the
present year And required 10 be publish.
I'd thirty days previous to it, final pastage.
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hAtoN ltRtuf MY ldh l8lT
10 the EDrroH Of the
III, II, EABpfFH,

Hill IT FNH To-
e,aat ormaaY oftha friends ofAt NJ DtrN
t5sal II natoa Rouge, YOU viii pleass ar
na,upe him a. candidate, at The ensuing
,]tsnaral election, Iot Auditor Of Public At=
.niz FLORIDA
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PROBATE SALE-Successioa Of he iac
Morris Morgan dcc'd.
OH Dstrjct Court in
md for te parish Of a.
Eaa Baton Rongc. No. s25.
BY virtue u, and In obedience 10 an orIcr
Of sale dated July 18th n. b. 1917 and
10 me directed By tho Honorable the Gsh Die
ttlet Court aforesaid on the above entitled mat
ter, will be sold By the undersigned sheriff 0
the parish Of East Baton Rouge on THURSDAY
the 10th day Of August next 1t the Cour honso
in the Town Of Baton Rouge, at ~ O'Clock M
for account Of and belonging to the succession
Of Morris Morgan deceased, the following der
cribcd property to wit;
Lots Nos, 3, 4, s, g, r, 8, and half Of lot no.
9, On square no. IA III that part Of the town Of
Baton Rouge laid oat By Elie Deauregard ac
cording 70 the fgurative plan thereof deposited
in the Recorders Office, being The last place
Of residence q said dec eascd TeIms 81 gale
Cash.
July lG--24. L. 6. MORRIS, Sheriff
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l.. rghrgdRpepy @mMM tho radArn @Hey~" l4bmn 1916 willie ~tne Count ne DIOR @m
for which dem me was aH#@Lt together whHecHb WN.HUBBj Collector mPrh 1m@t
bGeP Parish East BMn Fugs. )