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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29
CALI. AT THE
Ga NAAANA NANNEM e
NWHEsE you can get ,.s good supply

ne W. Of RsdCsdAr. White Pine, ~
SNJunirer, Bslsam Fur, yellow: Pine, TX
Drooping Spruce, Sahica, Cyprus,
Maintain Holly Tameraca, and CLcess and
American Arbofvita, together with splendid
variety Of Towering Shruhberv, sach as
Rubina Hy>pida, Caily Can,iias, Catalpa,
AItl,ea Fru,rux, Spirea, Syringa,
Smoke Tree, and a splendid variety OF Green
house Plants pne9uaiit! in the STATE
4 large 10, of Hedg--Fhorn Seeds in good or
der; Seeds OF the Magnolia Aecnminata, Juniper.
Tbuya Occidenta!las ant Nisrdes, &c. lese,-
able and Flower-Carden SEEDS, By the paper
or box. a splendid variety Of hardy Roses; ~
different varieties of GRAPES of the mos, APP
proved kinds; Aprcots, Almonds and Neciarines
oiooseberries, Raspberries. and Straw brrTes,-
the latter OF which have raised fruit measuring
fou- inches in circumference Also, eight of the
best selected yarietie. of Cherry Trees: Plumb
Pc ach and Ample / rces in abundance, &c. &c.
G.. MENpENHiI!, Proprietor.
Richmond, Pad mo. 10Th, ISIS s:3ln
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

StUMETiiING SUrERinR 10 any thing now
F, in usc--N. II. DowHs' Vegetable Balsamic
EiINir--lur coughs, colds, consumption. whooP-
ing cough, Group, asthma and all Diseases Of tn.
chest ana lungs 80 far ~ this medicine has
been used il certainly indicates preparation Of
. orain mary character There hume rous t.s-
linIouals accompanying euch bottle, from me"
Of higl, standing f.ahc the liberty OF re.ss-
ring 10 y wilson who rcprcss MS !iis.wife 10 he".
bccu cured Of what was considered 40 seated
DID, and serious affection Of the lungs, BY usiny
Two bottles onlv.-Price n5 aud so cents.
!'rcparedb by Or. Downs, ST Aihns. w. ana
Cor sale by IRWIN EEtD.
Richmond, Feb. 18th 'e!e su
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COTTON YARNS. kc.-rh. .ub.c,i.
~ Der, agent for the Covington and the Coop.r
Cotton Factories, has constantly on hand a large
stock Of COTTON YARNS, WICKING,
Carpet and Coveriet WARP, TwINE and
BATTING. For sale at the lowest rates.
X. BUCHANAN, Cincinnati.
Jan. ~, ls4c. Gaz. S3l 4.3m
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DIED.--In this city OH the lth 'nst-' OF Group
LswIs g., son Of JoiS and ZILrua HoLLowrErER'
eyed years aud IS days; and, on the 18th inst,
- the same disease, IispsEv f., twin brother Of
The above, oxed years and 70 days
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FOR SALE.

A hrst-rate Feddling Waayou. with box and
drawers, all complete. Also, eompie,e set of
dodbie Harness. about new great baryniu
w,'' be given. and terms easy. ENQUIRE az b..
HcweIs' Drug Store.
March 29tl,, ls4s a,f
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List Of Bank Notes received ut the
Branch Rank at Richmond.

kentcukv -.--------
Cincinnati all
State Bank Of Ohio and Branches. -.----.'-.-'---
Clinton Bank OF Columbus. .-.--.-.--- --..--.--.-
City Bank Of Columbus. ...--.------
Dayton Bank. -.-.----.------
Bank OF Geauga.
City Bank of Cleveland. .-..-- ---------.--..
Canal Bank of Cleveland
Franklin Bank of Evansville.
Sandusky City Bank. ......--..---.--.
w esiern Reserve Bank
Bank Of Virginia and Branches. ------.----.--
Farmers Buul< of Virginia and Brasches.-----.-
Exchange Bank OF do. do.
Bank of the Valley of d. Do. 90.
! J3-Notes Of s. and upwards at par in the Cities
! Of New York, Pliade phia, and Baltimore.
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DIR. T.. HIaNEIRUTSCN.
GRADUATED GERMAN PHYSICIAN,
AT EATON, OHIO.

OFFERS his professional services, IN ar -
branches of tho Medical Science, - :s-se
sre viii honor his' with their confidence. Ia.
has studied 49, e,afessiaa u, the bess Uuivessty
and IN re largest Hospital la t.ursrs.. He ssabl-
10 cure acG.- diseases in to shcr.e,: pebble
time and also saci disease IS ave hitherto been
cons cred difficult = eurc the diif- nj kinds
Of Dyspepsia. Diseases 6: the Kidney. Melt.
Liver, and other vital parts. Worms, Dropsy.
Asthma, Consumption IN us hrs: stages. Ep''ep-
81, Gravel, Diseases Of the Bladder generally.
Piles Melancholy. Venereal Diseases: ALSO the
numerous Diseases OF Woman. Eneusnat -ui.
Cont, Sick Headache. diseases Of the Bones. Az
cr.. Salt Kheum. letter. &c.
Particularly he wishes to call the attcnt'au g.
Ike pail &c TO The fac. that he does not inaka use
of Mercury IN curing these diifere Mt disc Asses.
Mercury Is Ice dan ne raus remedy: II aften un-
Grr;n'nes the constitution, and rains At for life.
and destroys the whole organism.
Mrs. f:rsscJ,psst>Css. also offers her ser
vices Midwife; she graduated A. sush IN Ger
mary and hopes 10 deserve the consdence Of
tAos. whc may require her services; she also OIL
t. - hex sc ry.crs la G.seas of women, and also
treats q use from examination 81 the uTi.i,.
orsicE nearly opposite the Eaelc Hotel.
Eaton, Ohio, January l., 1915. jim
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Know all Men by these Presents.

Know all Men by these Presents.
WHAT keep constantly on hand for sale
II Burk's we'll known Over Blast Self Feed
ing " indmills,-and also, William Stapiey's, Of
North Carolina, Patent Windmill, called the
Double w ind-power Self Feeling Fannfny Mills,
made of the best materials ard, fcr despcteh in
cleaning and separating the gta:n rom the cheei
and all seeds or rubbish cannot be surpassed in
the country. Warranted To clean from 25 TO 50
bushels of grain per hour, with proper attention
Persons wishing to purchase, will find it 10 their
interest TO call and examine my Mills previous to
purcha sing q! St " here Also. 4 fe " aacy Bod
steads hand for sale low. Shop a short dis
lance east OF Starts Tavern-south side
:. ..--- RICHARD BURKE.
Richmond, Jan n5, SIS.
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ANOTHER NOVELTY!

n Office IL hereby given, that Jsmes E.
IN Reeves now . reside Mt Of Cincinnati. has
placed in my lands large amount Of outstaad-
ing Notes and Accounts, Tor the collection OF
which, | arm authorized 10 adopt The MOST
PRACTICABLE means .PeIsops interested
will please call me ut my ohre u ebert f.sne.
WILLIAM A. BtcELE, Airy.
Richmond, Feb. 10, lS4s. Ell
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

HLECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES
II Ncff : Best Electro Magnetic Machines,
Also-Smiih's Torpedo do 90
For sale at DR.. HOWELLS' Drug Store.
N. Bone Of the abovc mentioned machines
will bs Kept to let out to those who wis, 70 test
its medical virtues. Electro mn .neiisn. has
proved q valuable remedy in many chronic dis
easeU.
e Marrl, %, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29
CLOTHING STORE,
UCT TON ROO Wz

JJOMe Door East o. ahc N;atAOMsl
Hotel, Richmond, 1si.
;h isstr"s our srf"g and prss
F.e.:t, and Sack Coats; Cashmere, kerseymere,
Sat.inett, and leans de Plain ana Checked Lin
do. cotii, cteai,neF-, tweed satt'ncft, Jeans,
and every variety OF linen and summer k:s MS;
Vests of every description; Shirts, from 80
cents to 50; Pocket and Neck H'dk'fs; Draw
ers; Socks, &c. &c. &c; which We will sell
VERY Low for Cash.
"a u A~GD-
Cassimeres. Sattinctts. Jeans,
T~eeds, E.lvets, Sattins, Lustres, Ginghans,
CaIicoes, Muslins, aud NOTIONS of every
variety (which will be sold every u Saturddy
and Saturday Night, at
~Anc91o n-Wi Reserve.
IJ-Gcntie me n, wishing to purchase at Auction,
can have an opportunity Of examining our Stock
before doing
WOODW ARD & co.
March 22j, 1913 1874
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STATE OF INDIANA &C
w ayne County,>
In the Wayne County Probate Court,
February Term, A. D. 1848.

Job Borton. Executor, and Nary Petition
Bor,on, Executrix, Of Edward
Borton, deceased;
Job Mullen, Emaiine Mullen, 20 sell
Nathan Mullen, Mary Ann Null
len, Edward ID. Borton. and Eliz-
abeth Ann Borton, heirs of said
decedent Real Esf1te.
Ard now, at this day. to-wit: Oh Friday, the
leth day Of February, A. ID. 1919, the same be-
ing the fifth Judicial day of the February Term,
le4S. of said Court the said petitioners, by w m
\. BIckle. their Attorney, come aud file their
petition in this behalf 1t is ordered by the Court
that seid heirs defendants, be notified of this ap-
pIca.ion by publication in some weekly news
paper Of general circulation printed and publish
ed in said county.
Notice of the filing and pc-'ehcy Of said Pc
ttion is therefore hereby given 20 said defend
ants, and that, unless they bs and appear before
the Judge of said Court the first day OF his
next term, to be held at the Court House in and
for said county, the second Monday in May
next, then and there to plead answer or demurr
thereto; the same, to them. will be taken for
confessed aud decreed accordingly. Attest:
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Clerk W. c. P. c.
Wv. A. B'cKLE, Atty for Petitioners. ll:4,
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Gutter and Spouting.
Err TtEn TRIBES.

-. A BOUNTIFuL supply Of Gull
IA tivated Apple Trees OF large
size ana regular Cradation Of
1 ripcuing fruits tie whole year ron nd
SS for sale at the Richmond Nursery,
Also. sp,c ndil lot Of Early May
GEESSn-10 and May Duke Cherry Trees. Sn-
gar. Grove Farm, near Richmond, Wayne Coun-
y, Indiana
CORNELIUS RETLIFF, Proprietor.
11th mo- 9thlS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

VVNHE BATH BRf(ks--AYe IN. greatest
things for securing knives and forks. potts,
kettles, tin-ware, and every thing that needs
Frightening, ever used. Try them. For aa!o at
DR.. HOMELESS DRUG STOR.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, et7 Ar
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=. HADT.EY, 4 Co,

JESSE } kES"ORTHY.
=. Ii&DEEY, 4 Co,
One Door Last Of u. BtightutWs Store. Main ST
Richmond, Ia,
RE now opening large assortment Of
~ Saddlery Hardware, Coach aud Carrspe
Trimmings, Steel Springs &c. embracing. per-
haps, every article demanded in the above de-
partments of Trade. and, having facilities for re
criving direct iro,D lmporicrs aud Manufacturers,
will sell at exceedingly low prices. And having
also, in connection, good
Tanning Establishments.
will keep constantly on hand general stock OF
IEA..c.St.EE,
embracing Eastern, Cincinnati and Country
EARNED SOLE, SKIRTINL;. SEATING. HAIR
NESS, BE IDLE aud UPPER LEATHER; Calf.
Kip, Pad, Morocco and Lining SKINS. &c. s. c.
II-Ih he highest market price viii, at all tim. =
be paid for amy quantity OF HIDES, delivered al
Store as above.
Richmond. 10Th mo. 26.h. 1871 44u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

nNE of the best and mos. approved kinds OF
~ Franklin stoves. very heavy plates, 70 r
sale at the store Ct HAINES j. FARQCHAR.
Opposite the Bank
Richmond, Feb. sth. IsiS.
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Alcock;
40 crates Common TEES;
20 do Edged aud L. e. Twillers;
~ do do do Mullins;
@,a 8 do 30 do Dishes;
6 do do DO Bakers:
e do do do Nappics
10 do G.. G.. and Coiored Jugs;
Is do do do Bowls;
~ do do Charnbrr.;
4 do do covered do;
s do Painted Tea Ware;
:. The above Goods are Of the best styles. and
will be repnck-d at u su,all advance. Eastern
BILLS duplicated; adding freight only
Glassware.
Just received $40 boxes Film, Glassware. con-
i-3p.7 ard 8 flute Tumblers;
Ia" 3 and . do do;
Ia and 10 pit Bar do; Nos. , x PLAIN;
2gnii, I gall, gall, at, pt. and hf ut. Jars;
Do do do DO do do Tinctures:
Do do do do do dc Saltmouths;
Oval and Octagon Dishes;
Sugars and covered do:
Large fluied md plain covered Bowls;
Salts, Pepper, Vinegar. Mustard Cruets: T..
Dccanters, Pitchers, Lamp, Galleries. Candle
sticks. Lanterns, &c.
For sale by the box at discount from manu-
lecturers prices.
Also,--Galion, half gallon and quart Bottles;
80. Pint and half pint Fiasks;
IL, 1, =, 1, s and ounce Walls;
l-2. l, 2, 4, and OF. prcsad de;
IL, /, ?, q and 8 o. Inks;
Oils =, IL, 90. ~, 80 and 40 to the gall
For sale by .. Al.DRICH, Agent,
No. l7i Main street, .!.'
March 2Sth, lSlS. CiNCINxArI ONO.
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nwN EAlsIIIEN WARE! rv
NEW APPROPRIATIONS! "

xTAn PACKAGES EARruEN w ~ r.,
ltUU imported directly from tho Potteries,
consisting Of
Blue Rhine latcs, Twifilers, Mullins, Dishes.
Bakers, Pitchers. Tea Ware, Verona, Grccian
and Plain Teas;
Blue Msdici, u beautiful article Of ight blue
assorted. the sam. rs the Blue Rhine;
Tea Sets Of the Plovrr pattern, beautiful article /;
Bius Raised Figure;
Dark Blue Salem;
Eoanct Dining. Tea and Toilet Ware;
Flowing Dius Sciude, manufict urcd by J. Il IL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

otody's Commercial Aslos.
IShingies, do 393.OG
y Shingles in yard. ;3a4,5o
Boards do. clear ,S27G 80
D 90 DO com. l2aI,.o ~
! Slaves, hid. loSalo
y co hrI S6alD, 90
Hoop poles.h hd loaI2 30
) do bal 1890
) do kec, 3a4, 90
, MDLASsEs:
y. OrI's - gal. 225G 26t
sugar mouse, S"a ~
iCountry, -
y PROVISIONS:
, Beef. Mess, u brl 81 %
DO smoked, II Ii 546c
Tongues, Pdcz. 81
Fork, clear, Pbrl S9a9i
DO mess, 4, l..
/ do prime, 81 jno
!. do ramp, 5,22JaJ III
Bacon, hog ri, Std
do shoulders, -
/ DO sides, 3!ri
] do hams, r. AS
! do do caavasS'd, "A
do do sn.a- cured, 'a7
Lard, No :, 5:a6
do No 2, 4ta3 !
90 Grease, 3ta3 !
sEEI:
Clo.er. store, s:s.l5a3, So
Timothy, 81. 5Od2,50
Flaxseed, p56!b "a 50:
Mustard, S2la ~
. SALT:
kanawha, u bu. 3Ca
} Liverpool, sack S2a2 ,
do coarse, l,o0al 90
SUGARS:
F, y. Orleans, " III fiT5 !
Havana, white, ca3i
:, do yellow, "a "a .
t do brown, 5Hi T.
Loaf, Nos. to Sfd II
Crushed & powd l0i0 l2A
Brazil. 9c
} Gunpowder, v to 6'pr !. :,
, Imperial. 6'fo' -
y oung Tyson. 5o,a ~
, do Canton, 10
!. Pouchong, qua %
Souchong, 5oTdoo
! TALLOw:
! Rendered, " ~ '3'd'i
/ Rough, 4tao
| VEGETABLES:
Potatoes, " bus. 33G 40
Turnips. $500.
! WOOL, FLEECE:
Full blood, " ib 3OG133
i ! do 5000
i j do 25q2G
) do 21.925
ico,pmon 23fd2i
Pulled. 23G21
J., March %, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29
CINCINNATI MARX Er.
Corrected 1eekly from PeOhodys Commercial Atlas

Corrected Heekly from FL
| BEEswAx:
Yellow, le0 =
Pilot, u brl S3,225G3 .
3. II. W. Crackers. 10 }
Boston do y bri IA i, >
BITTER:
Packing. 1901
Crock, z - lsi9 y
Prime, family. 2O02'
CHEESE:
w estern r., u q
CANDLES:
Tallow. mould, 930f'
Cincinnati Star, =
Pressed Tai,ow, "a
Sperm, fr
CoFf<E:
Java Gov, III II +: q | :
Rio. 1l9-.
st. Domingo, ~ 4.
Havana, green. b2fU
FLOUR AND MEAL:
City mills, 81, 4oai -
do country, 4,:35a IN
do Rye, 3.22of1 s.os
DO Buck 1. lUDib ~.
Corn meal, I, bu. 3t'fa3.
90 kiln dried, brl, ) 81
Apples grecn:22, o2a2 u
do dried. bst0 .
Peaches, DO, ! ,i10 | -,
Cranbcrrics,brl. 0D,o l
! FISH:
& cd. dry " Id 1ia5'
Shad, Bait, bTI, St2,JI
Salmon, Si6fai1 ~
" bite Fish, S-fdo,0 u
Mackerei, No |. SiGT0l
do No ,, SS,00'a9. %
do No 3, G,2Jf0 ~
lIcrring.ib box, 1890
FEATHERS:
Live Geese, Y fb 2.f02'
Wheat, " busl,el, Oh
Corn, 2oS02'
Rye, 5ba o
Barley, .'O14 s.
Oats, 2.b'G2'
Bran, sail
Shorts, lONl
HAY:
Loose, ~ ton.Sl21I5,O OF
Bale, II 100 TBS, G5t0 Il
HONEY.
In comb, " fb l5G 25c
5 trained, u gallon, SOC
1--we STOCK:
Hogs, PI0o ib - ,S09:
Beeves, $500 1 80
Sheep, O,WHTo,W
Cows & Calves, SiOfG2t
I.rN BIER:
Logs at river u # STl3t
Boards do. clear, SlS02C
do do com. 90lG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
REpoRr or THE GRAND jury.

GlhIe OF FaFtSH
IL East DatBn Rouge Sixth Judicial District.
At a session of The District Court Of the
Sixth judicial District If The Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, at The Courthouse in The said
Parish, 81 Monday The tenth day CT April,
being the second MONDAY If said Month, in
he year If gu Lord 4tie thousand eight bum
drpd and for v eight, and ri that of the hide
p~aidenre IF the United States OF America
the Seventy Second. The Grand Jury Of
the Stale Of Louisiana, Iuod and awful men,
Of the parish Of East Baton Rouge, afore.
said, duly impannetl led, sworn aid charged to
enquire for the bidy Of said Parish OF East
Baton RouEei IN the name and by the author
ity of the Stale Of Louisiana submit the lot-
lnwiha report. to Wii In relation to The jail
Of said parish aud ptisonets therein Confned,
This Grand Jury have but little to say except
that hey tielieve that every attention 10 paid
IT, cleanliness, conf ri and wholesome 1000,
ard that The security Of the prisoners from
escape is vel guarded. The laws in rela-
lion to slaves hiring their time Ut their
masters. appears 10 bo disreEatded by many
aofthe citizens Of this Parish, as there are
many negroes In sbid parish, WIN hire their
own fine. and arc allowed 10 purchase and
sell property, 10 Ghtne aud g6 as they please,
when and where they please, all OF which
serves 10 make the states discontinued who
ARE not Flowed such privileges as they see
every day allowed TO tteir fellows, and so to
guard the good will and peace Of society, lie
Grand Jury recommend, that the pubic off
GERS whose duty It is to guard The welfare
and peace Of society, be strictly charged 10 see
IT, it-afd bring 10 punishment all such as
ina be hereafter found violating said laws.
Further-the Grand Jury have diligently
inquired int6 all matters that have come TO
her knowledge, and they now beg to be dis,
ehatt ed, adding thereto q request that the
Judge aonld furnish Tor publ cation in both
of the public newspapers Of this parish, a
Got,y Of his eloquent and able charge deliver
ed 70 them at the opening Of the session.
Batn Rouge 25ti, Of April, 1913.
Tsirned1 ALFRED GATES,
Foreman.
(Entorsed) April term 1913. Report Of
he Grand Jury T., the District Court Of East
Baton Rouge, flied April %, 1S4B.
JosEPH w. FowLER, Clerk.
State of Lfuisi tiia Sixth Judicial District
Couft, Parish # East Baton Rouge
Clerks Office.
| Cert ify the f reg0ihg to be a true cory of
he OF ginal on file in my office.
Given Under my hand and seal of our said
Coutt, this lt,h dag Of May, A. ID.
l8ls
III. Morbno. Deputy Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
THE FAktR or AVA.

The late FHkir was wont 10 practice his
tricks in private as well as public. We
remember one instance where he display
ed a slight of hand seldom equalled. He
entered a dry goods storts OH Cbesput ST.
Philadelphia, one evening, and inquired
for some blue ribbon. The polite clerk
displayed the Article before the lmehasrf'
who concluded to take Il. As The atten~
dant leaned over To measure the ribbon, a
large loaf Of brown bread dropped from
one side If his vrst ~, u the counter.
Somewhat alarmed, he started hack, and
a big cocoannt frll at his feet from the 9th.
er side. Surprised and started he Iaiscd
bis hand to his forehead, and from the
sleeves ofhis coat n stream of half dollars
iingled out upon the floor. The clerk,
dumb founded, looked at the Stranger
and but a single eye upon one side of his
face, graced his before pleasant c%ounte-
nance. lie fell back againsl the shelves.
and the next instant sprang towards his
hat, which lay rear by on u pile of goods.
As he was about to place his hand upon
it, a grizzly cat sprung from the inside,
and darted out at the door. With q single
bound, he cleared the counter, and yelled
for help at the top Of his lungs Upon
opening his jaws a tickling sensation per-
vaded his mf nth, and with a violent effort
to expectorate, blew out some dozen yards
of blue ribbon, who streamed away to.
wards the door, like a Commodore PEN
dant.
"l1l take the whole, when you've done
that putting, my friend, y said the stranger
calmly.
"Take it and go" roaredt The clerk.
The stranger laid The money on the
counter, rolled up his ribbon very quietly,
picked up his half dollars, and walked,
out.
ibid you know that customer 7" asked
the proprietor, who bad passed the stran.
ger, on the threshold.
ats the DEVIL" reared the clerk.
"Oh, mol" returned the other, "that's the
FAKIR or AVA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
LIE MEME JOUR.
N DE S~UCCESSIOY.

En- Ttrtu dune commission i moi adiesste
par l'lt6nnrable toHr dn Sixteine District JH-
diciaif dams ct pour Ia tarotssa d'Est Bdon
Rouge i%'6lrirai en- terte pub.iqne, M us
haut pBchefis seHr. L la maisoI de- to1r, dtns
Ia wife de Ba'er Rouge,
Mardi lie Zone ,ur de JUN 1913.
a midi, Ii p~rapflttt Sip 6s dterte, artar'e-
nant i la succession de John Randolph, d.
Ctdt, tarotr
Six hts d terre sites d ms cftte pattic d.
IL vile d. Bafu Rouge. itrpentte p Elte
l!eaUretarl. Giant lots Nos. /, q, :, 80, ct 10
dtns II ct Nos. 90, conf ,rtnement al plan d.
de- Ia dte lille.
CGNbtrtONs DE La vEFrE,
Vtngi %Pias1rss compliant sur Oh que terrain,
ct il balaBcs pa, allie L. prodnor jour De Jan.
v.er pro hin fls40.) IN lilIets end 'sses d
s~Htisfaet ON lat alles an bureau du Heerrder
De t%taroisFe dams Ia vile lie Btten Rouge, ct
hype f61ne rctetnl sur Ia propri6t6 jnsqI'au
pitement final
M. MORENO, Encanteaf.
Mai 1916.
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sisters OF Charity and ST.
NlnrY1s school.

Il has never fallen 10 our lot TO spend
more agreeably, two % three hours Of our
time. than at an Examination, on Tues.
day morning last, Of the pupils under the
management and direction Of the Sisters of
Charity nj their school.room in this town.
10 say Our sectatIau prejudice TO Catholic
Institutions were overcome by itreIragable
proofs Of their injustice and absurdity IN
this instance. would but teebly express our
entire conviction thai these deUpted females
IN the cause af Charity and Education, are
eminently deserving ofpublic favour
However we may deceive ourselves, by
n low standard Of human virtue, and how
ever unwilling W. may be, to trust the
moral elevation of character and holy
f]arvu,tr, inducing such sacrifices the facts
are not less trie, nor the benefit TO society
diminished, by our incredibly IN the motive.
From the thorough training the children
undergo In this school, the system Of edit
cation, seems 10 comprise, all that parents
can possibly desire, to fit their daughters
to enter society, as useful and accomplish.
cd ladies. Although the Sisters o CharftN
have been scarcely a year amongst us, the
progress Of the pupils Under their Charge
manifested to the satisfaction Of all who
had the pleasure of hearing them, how
faithfully and how anxiously, they had been
taught. II would " perhaps, invidious, TO
descend TO particulars, where al did so ueN;
and where all, who were present, on this
interesting occasion, were satisfied the Ia.
bourers had not only proved themselves
worthy orthetr hire" but also eptitled to
the thanks and gratitude, Of an intelligent
public. LooKER IN.
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taincd I'LL final payment.
M. MORENO,
1nrIt,nhfr
vENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Cnuf du 5ixieme Distt Gt-pa TO sse d'Est
IL Tnn Rn1hE
Anctloneff.

Cnuf du Sixieme Distr ct-pa arc sse d'Est
BARON RuUGE.
I'm vertu duo certain iugginett renlu par
devaht Ia e6ur du Sixieme District Judieiatre
de Petal de "A Louisiana. tentte dams ct pour
Ii ~bar0igse d'Est Bifon Rouge4le l5me jour
d'Avril dBfhi8f (4s4s) ct signe lie 95tne du
dit mois, dans ~ltaffaire de Ia succession de
/ Philemon Thomas, DECIDE. II sefa yeudU par
le soussigne enra4teur, dams ct pour Ia di' e
p~aroisse, Il MerCfpdt, 2ime sur de JUN 1913,
commeneant 4 II heutes du matin, d la der
Mere residence du dit Philemon Th0nias de-
| ctdt, dams Ia vile de Baton-lIouge. Ia pfoprj-
etc ei.apt6s d6cflte, aPpartenant q Ia success
sion do dit dtfunt.
| Tn moroccan de terre situt daos rette Par
oisss, d environ 7 miles de Ia sillu de- Baton
| Rouge. 4 ID ~fourele est do Wards Greek
cont nant tfois cents tin1t arpens. borne al
n7rd par terrns appaftentnt a Powers, d
l'ouest par Wards Greek, au sud par Adams,
ct d Test par reclamation de Boullgny.
q De1x lots de tefre Nos. 4 ct 8, de ltflet
NJ. 20, dams Ia vile Beauregard. n. Rouge,
avec t0ntes les authorizations qui sly tr0uvent
y I'm terrain, dams Ia meme section de Ia
Vile Baton Rouge No 3 de lllet No. ~, aveC
! ta. pttIiYtaIit ,e mad 80 fra,Ennf