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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
PROBA1E SALE.

BY yirtun ofh commission 81 inc direct.
ed from the IIonofab bic Sixth Judicial Dis
lrict Court, in an for ihe Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, in the State Of Louisiana, /
will offer fer sale at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, according TO law on Thurs.
day Vic SUI, dag Of February, A. y. 1s49.
al II o'cloch A. II at the last plncs of
residence of David Chambers late Of said
Parish, deceased, at about one mile bolew
The Town Of Baton Rouge, fronting on the
Mississippi River, The following described
properly. belonging TO the partnership
heretofore existing between said David
Chambers, deceased aud bis surviving
partner Alvarez Fisk, 10 wit
A tract If Land Or pl ntation situaiedin
this P,rish, at about ono rDife below lhe
Town Of Baton Rouge, having twenty five
arpents more or less, front % the Missis-.
sippi River, hy q depth Of forty arpeuts, on
The lower line, aud about folty eight or
fifty arpents on tbp upper line, and hound
ed above ly lands ofJohn McDonough md
bel " ny ibose Of Stephen Henderson,
together with all the building and improve
alents thereon, and the seed cane, now ON
said plantation.
Also The toAoping named Slaps, ri4
Jack. aged 30 years, and Mary
his wife, and theirtwo children, Fan
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

MnTHE.

P4U1KLEINPE1ER having been
appointed TO the succession
oil Johh /. Hare1eo4, deceased, iieteby
gives MOTIF to all persons having claims
against tti said succession 10 present them
without day, dolly certified and those in~
dpbted Ia One forward aud settle mp with
safe Administrator. Jan. u. gts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
Es1tRAY MULE.

Was tikgn 10 , ii D,gal1 ut his pta,.
tati9n about IL mil y abols tho Cont lfol1se
in This par sh . hr " n 10 II . ymry Cd,
abblt i%oartoai md A b, fhsaish "a 10 bra ID
Or m1rk7 p3rc5iyable nd Va lol " 5sv ril
Thlb9diax an Janus 1avatl. :, SO II Nd.
pF7iserf to, tn sev Mt five ripiars, The
owner OF tho b0ge nag iaraqs n . brave
sropsfty aecor ling 70 luz ~ VIZ ea~er
paid mule viii ts SID a. pa lie sale II ~.
eora4nos with The fA6lies II I'M ti8tts of tlds
parish tAML.4M. u, CLAIR. %.
WoBt Baton Rouge Jal.1 n, 1919. lao.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
VALUA BLE PROP
For Sale

The undersigned offers for sic, his valuable
property ST. adyantage0usly situated on Lafa-
yette street, near Mr.. Honneaze, u short d.
lance from the State House The impreve.
ment consists Of IN establishment known fayo.
f%bty as a coffee. house and III ard-room kept
by A. lie Blanc, a Store, dwelling house, Kit
chen, &c. The whole will bfsold on reasona-
bic terms, apply to the proprietor.
Jan. 10 81, tt. ALEXB LIZ HANC.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

Cor. T.nn1n. r1..I..


Sen Tnylof. On Tuesday lac
HeFe Wasf Spontaneous gathering oflbe
Il5h7 OF this town, called together to pay
ahatting tribute Ul] respect To their most
ni'1g1tslied townsmtn, tfa Prestdsn
elee' About / o'eloct~the , recession
"5Hleathd marched to Gems 1'ayIdr'a re-
y S'a"fce0he mcmbore oft WIRE cordially
706 received Y The simple but, hospttabic
i pint oWeliltg ofte General who had been bot
Of live 9 short time Dreyio5sIy informed of de
srn,t H''foafd visit After few minutes spent
Of the Y so'inl conformation, t, b.. fbdipe, ESQ.
% addressed tho General IL follows.
C qhFsRAt.-t haye been deputed by
H. low diiisEise sdTsf
I'll lie fDfsseH pceBstE y 80 spa
NV sTloepa wv 1, 0Ig S9sga t9t5 with
f9rb,GlR1s oLtStf2 Agt4re ttsey have aHsctnlled
BpsslRs. ggSVelL Nlnparting with you moth
las fedoncites llem 70 tleir Ices, except
gloh. thed Fl ITlnowt d8o thai yo5s are needed by
gbuF country elsewhere. Believe me Gen.
etah when ! say hat You wi leave behind
You IN Baton Rouge, Il united community
PNtFAhhA HfFhuha FNEff mtitHeF VI
which, yonhg and cd join IN a heartfelt
prayer that YOU and your family may be
blessed with long long life, and find II your
future home, wherever It may be, %contin.
ucd health, and uuhounded prosperity.
Those sentiments were responded toby
all PRESENT.
TO which The General with much emo-
ton rtplied.
GBNrLEMfN II assure you that Il IN
with Iceltogso Of no ordinary character that
meet you my follow,ctlizens OFT Ibis &C.
c%asion, mnny Of whom | have been Hsso.
ciated with for more than "A quarter Of a
cfntuty. Had | consulted my own wishes
| SHOULD have much preferred to retain the
office am now about to yactto and have
~ remained among you but the people have,
iae without my solicitation, seen tit to elevate
me TO NJ Other office, and although | fearI |
Rm not qualified 10 discharge the great and
important duties imposed upon me. yet be
assured iellnw.citizena that | shall endea.
toiulSl thom without fear, favor, or
Isl BhAelion Permit me TO conclude hy say
I'd Ing. God bless you atl and your "a antilles
m v you enjoy long life aud prosperity, fare.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

GAErA.-fhe city Of 6 alta, rendered
famous by tue sjoar Of Plus TX. is con-
nelIrd with Rome by one ofthe two roates
.ahieh lead from The Capitals to Naples.
From Rome 10 Terracine the route foll-
v the Appian way, traced by Appins,
Claedius; it passes through Albano. Vel,
lett, Cisterna, and the Pontine Marshes
Crossing into The kingdom Of Naples, it
winds though Fondi and its delightful
gardens oforange trees, and tie inmates at
he Mola d Geata, nearsthe port of Geaia
a place Of about 10000 inhabitants, on
tie Mediterranean. Such has been the
route Of the Holy Father. Geata, Isl
little more than half way between Rome
md Naples.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
~DIScayEpyi

The subscriber, ever anxious TO cater To the taste Of
the community, whose liberal patronage he is proud
10 acknowledge. begs TO intimate. that he has iaIelv
received and will have constantly for salesatA e louest
cash prices, the celebrated s'Qneen Gin Cooking
StoCes," universally allowed BY the fst GouFhqnds
OF the age, TO be superior TO anything of the kind hith-
eFto invented To avoid the atrocities Of modern
cookery, is the grand and distinguishing feature Of The
queen Store
The great Chemist. Sir Humphry Davy, has desert.
bed cienee as extending with such rapidly that while
preparing his manuscript for The Press. some altera-
uon became necessary. Forsale by g n. HERoMAn.
Ianz7 o.. Sole agent Tor Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
NOTICE..

RANAHAY from the subscriber on the
2ist Inst, Two regro men, namely
S9 FLICK and LLOYD, Eliek il q bright
mulatto about % years old 5 feet 10 or
HI II inches high, has lost the sight of his
a~EssN right eye, he took with him when ; e
went a pair Of white linsy pant, white cotton shirt
aud a pair Of gray blankets, had on a pair Of plad
plants blue slFiEod cotton shirt and a white hat, said
negro can read and write q littie, and will probably
have a pass.
The boy Lloyd is IS o. 30years ed about 5feet II
inches high, black, stout built, very full face, had on
when he left a pair Of white linsy pants blue Round.
about with Brass Buttons. white cotton shirt and
black hat, took with hin a pair Of gray blankets.
viii give a liberal reward 10 any person delivering
tho above described negroes, or giving information
that ! may get them. e. RICHARD.
Bruley Landing, Vest Baton Rouge.
IAN. 2S-52. 4S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
ANa.

- "A 49,
Tous etux aHiont DIES rec lamations con.
ire Ia snecessbn de Gsorgs w. OYgns, de-.
ced3 soht notifies de presenter les lites re-
eltnAtioHB daheht cdfti9es hu s,ussign6
q sa r6sidencea Quest Fslieim1a.
RlCHARD HAMMER, Almt.
de Ia SUCCESSION de q. w. Ovens.
Jan, 10. IR4g. 9fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

sAll I4sons having tlaims ag1inst the
estate ogeotge ~. Opeas, deeeased--are
hereby ptifed 10 present said claims TO
me, d0lAnd properly a tested, st my re-
sidenGe the parish of Wfst Feiiciana.
AIQIARD HAMMER, Admit. OF
he estate Of q. w. Owens.
jan. Il ls40-52. Its.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
JanuargI0 th 1910.

'ph' IMAGES, hHsbdd ton ho''5es
Ns341.
@anuarg och SAP
This is a suit for ts separation OF
perry between the p%nintii and deig4i
husband aud wife, and il appeats -
tho Drfendan Mt il in enbarrassaI a,ig, :.
stances, and that the Eaiats o.. ~ ass
hereby N danger and the pfF Ill.
hndlnt Is insufficient 10 -, ~
and claims, aud The law -
10 her favor. Il is thrY IL .I,are
judged and decraed thg
and the said detendaHua ttg r aam,a pa
pefty~.l bet The cory a. ~
gatns between 81 psstrls ia a.
and that The plaK 49,. a -
mlhislFatlon ol1Nttsb,,d Il f5rthsr 4.
apart ron b bintiH, n MI a.y.,as ,f az
creed that kp'. .ia y.. All !, a% NV :. aus
following ',.d ,aa,q.6 ~ - 'no
entire pgl ~. %neta.J I'Io'' ~
Sarah fSiman stanbsa al. s,d ,,",'
~ghafKiaats Fgatstt H., titaa J'ei,5'
Bet. ~, NIL, Taa - Aaul",
Rg aad 49,, aaa LA III 1t' 'e,,J a"9
r1staSa ~ 80 has ~. The aa,isi aa - o1ueIsd
s..sasdr. - I h. H., '' bas of, - 1on''ol ana
! G,tther anne. ring f,at d,ds,id nonaJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
Jan. 81 50. 2tg.

u ' ItJs
Attefdn que james n. Brunok'est ad.
dfess6 i l'honorable cotr du siAmc dis.
triet iuditiaire dams Ct pour Iapatoisxe
d'Est Eaton Rouge, Etat de Ia Buisiane,
pour 6tfe nomm0 administ ateun la, sue.
e%es-ion d'Adolt Boetlger, cidevar de celte
pafoisse, d6e4d6.
Avis est par Ia prtsente DONE i tobs
ceox ini6fess6s De faire eonnAre leurs
t]aisohs da6s dix iouts De ID pr4liere pu.
blication de Get rvs pourquoi ] dite ap.
plieation ne serait pas aee0rd6e.
Jan q ls40 NJ. MoREgo, d6psrefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
FOR SALE.
Land for CuItlvalion foEnf

A parts Of the land Ltely baloap to
the Sue esS on Of Henry D. rson
aYs deceased, of the Parish of Easaton
R uge. wall be rented. II lisbout
FIVE mi es from the city of Baton Rough he
Anite road. Please call at the New bifol
npon JAS. Il. DAKf
Dec. 80. IS. zts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
Snn

2 q pleasant residence situated ON
he Boulevard str i, f~robtiee the
ri ht wing If be State House.
The proprietor ! wiling to take
slaves in pa Tor fol- paymea Of said properly.
Apply al the Gazette Office
Dec. %. DO Ii.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
aIRAK

Go Taken 10 by WIN. Noble. Eta.
O~.m about II miles from Baton
~ Rouge, on the Clinton Road, 4
osds dark bay poney, unbroken IL
bout III hands high no mark Or brand, 4
years odd.
The owner IL requested TO take him \.
way aud pay charges, otherwise he will
be sold according 10 law.
II. 1. WOLFE, Ranger.
Int Ell
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
LIGHTNING RoDS

We have 70 sic Lighsniug Ro4s, WITH
iscolators and Pc ints af compile q, and can b
put up without he aid tfa mechanic. al lssa
than ons-fo nth Of the eost usually incurred in
having them made here. Call and ees them.
jan "a -46U PIKE a. HAgr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
ElE ED.


At the residence o fher father Mr.. VII
LIAM TftHAs III iii. Pa ISL Oh TuesF
The 23rd Fnst., MISS CoaDBL1A Tugs
aged 81 years. TT
Merging from the iiapB eonir/o Of Joy
OTIS childhood CoppEbtA bl9era INTO "
bright w~onpnbood, the spppq6 =" aged
mothers declining years A. Say Of ii
latber's Gond hopes, anjf'o ptide Oh a
brothers. generous hcagk3ho stood az it
vere-n fatpily idol. FI'ose pure shrine.
was Offered aHertgfs rich ineense~-A
noble micp-etangd upon her future bow
hy a lofty spirf]as meHowed into love-
line4s by the fltleprss Of n warm and
a1pctionate Faft-An a%rlless injepcu-
depee Of III, mihgling with d desire 10
conc tdhe esteem of those around her,
f5rtnsJf lovely feature II hfr exalted na-
ture jas The lilly, she WAS lovely in her
ehNe simpIicity-tIalIowibg friendships
tdy alliance she was known but 10 be be.
oved-Her gentle heart has pulsed its last
,motion-the last soft tones of her gentle
have died upon the aH-and we with
hearts pronounce a last Farewell.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

SOUTHERN MANUFAoruREs.-It affords us
unalloyed pleasure to erceive the bold ard
manly position OF the Southern press, Z ener-
ally, in favor of thu manufacturing policy.
whtchca alonearevi the dropping energies
Of The co toa-growipg sta,es, and SECURE hat
full measure Of prosperity which their natural
advantages have placed at their command.
On this subject, the Natchez Courier well
remarks.
One thing is positively clear; the cotton
growing States mus possess themselves of a
pertioa efthe profits attendant upon the fabti-
Gallon f their great stale into the various
desctl;tiHns ef closh, before they can flourish
as the . d OF nature intended hem t4fourish.
They must awake 10 their tine interests and
vie with thetrsnort hern brethren in enterprise
and energy, before thy can hope to rgceive
%re1naneta ing prices fer thtir Iab,r. Ifpasi
foFtuaes can be ma e in tn, MANUFACTURED OF
Gotten, tvs or FIVE thousand mites from he
States il which It is grown how profitable will
It become wien carried on in the tery midst
of he co ton felfs? Bot we have sufficiently
adser ed ID this portion d The subject IN fof-
nler nun ers, AMI Will dismiss it, bopinr that
the price of cotton will not have Il, depfeciate
further before chr planters i'll an ale 10 the
oFerS helming importance of Home Manuiac.
lures,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

a NOVEL oAsE.-The N. Y. Courier and
Eenquirer states that Oh the 1lth instant, IA
German naned B.uer, from Bucks county,
appeared at the office of THE G. mmiesioners Of
Emigration, TO make inquiries for woman
named Bauer. 1t appears that a brother of
Mr.. Bauer who has recently moved into Bccts
county, has been accused orhaving murdered
his wife, and is now in prison on that charge.
lie, however, attested his innocence, and pro-.
tested that be had lost his wife in The streets
Of III city, 10th being strangers, having jus
arrived from Germany. Mr.. Thatcher, the
courteous clerk, on learning tie cause Of the
application, at once entered INFO an examina
ton olhtS hooks, and discovered that a woman
OF that name WIS now in charge at Uafd's
Island. Rr. Bauer at once proceeded thither
aud 10 his great joy, ascertaiHed that she WIS
IN reality the wife Of his brother, who was
sul pc I'd t. be dead, and for hose murder he
was now un Ter arrest and in all prof. ability If
he books Of the commissioners had been kept
less accurately then they are, orifthe ", man
bad, as is often TIE case, changed her name,
Mr.. Baicr woaidb avs served a long term in
he State prison, on tie charge ofhaving muir
dered her, Size was at once TAX en- in charge
by Mr.. Bauer, and The same instant thai sees
her restored to her husbands arms, will see
him restored to liberty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
am nov receiving direct from New YorR
and Philadelphia q splendid stock oxTaiI
and Winter goods. Prices low, persons
wtshins 70 buy would do wall 20 can.
EUGENE LA90BE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
Majority for Cass,

This majority is much larger than had
previously been announced before the vote
pfthe State had been ofiets lfy canyasspd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

Charles, hged 49, years md Nancy
bis wife 3s years, and tb"ir three
children. Ann D, IDm Z and DANG!
5 years Of age,
Hannibal, aged 80 years and Eliza his
vile Is, and their 3 child IN, VIZ
D1ve O., Cafbarine g., and Iosna j
year old,
Big Sara, aged 25 years,
Lncindn Powell aged ~ years
Alabama Joe. aged 80 years
Alex, aged n y afs.
Isaac, aged 81 years, md bis wife Dolby
81, and ii, ir chld'f liza ] year old
jim SHARP, aged SO years, and his wife
t.ncg. aged 80 years, and their child
Maria, 4 years old
Randall, aged Is years and his wife Big
Lucy, aged ~, and their two children
Betsy, 7 and Pugs 2 years old.
George, aged b years,
Jack, aged 20 years.
Personal PROPERTY.
30 head Of Horses and Mules, ~ head
Of Sheep, IL bead of Cattle, 10 head Of
Hogs, O Wagons. 2 Baggass Carte. Lot
of farming ustensils, 1900 Barrels of Corn,
A Tons of Hay, % Barrel Peas.
300 Shares of the Capital Stock Of the
Union Bank Of Louisiana,
The above described property will be
sold in Block.
Tens Of SaLe-Cash.
and by virtue Of the same commission.
and on the same place, on the same day.
will be offered for sale ty the undersigned
Anctioneer, according 10 law. tue follow
described separate property Of said David
Chambers deceased. TO- Wit
SLAVES,
Maria negro woman, Andrew, aged 20
years.
Jim, aged q years, Nnlky, sged 30 years.
ALSO
Household furniture, Brace Pistols,
Shot Gun, Lot Of Books, Gold Watch,
and seal fc.
Terms Of SaLe-CAsH.
M. MORENO, Auctioneer.
January, SO. SITS. Is1g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

CAUSE > ErFEeT.-A wag toldus
ihe other day. that half ofthe LAWYERS
ise without 9 cause, snd die without eas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
NOTICE.
baton Rouge. January 9oth, 1s49.

Baton Rouge, January 90th, l849.
The Office of the cARHoLbroN BANK
at Baton Rouge, Is removed, from this day
to the Counting Room Of Messrs. Pike d
Hart, aud Wm. s. l'1ku, Esq, is hereby
fully authorized 10 make all settlt ments
and arrangements CONNECTED with the
business of said office.
ian21h Il JOSEPH MENARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

G. John B. Weller, oi Ohio, las been
Rppionted and conirned Commissioners TO
settle Ibe Boundary between Mexico ahd
ihe Hnsled rise segisr, heretofore
lfaa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
I'uuu, wiz

BANK AstGrs.-W e refer o. readers
to tho advertisement of the sale Of City
Bank Assets in another column, which
takes place this DAY. Some bargains may
he had.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
The Markets.

Tuesday EVENING, Jan. %, 1913.
The demand fol Cotton continues good
and the Gales 10 day, amount 10 5000
@da'es, at stea v pricas. Yesterdays bosi.
ness reached 1000 bales. We quote
Middling TO Good Midjltng, Gao ] per H..
An active enquiry prevailed Tor Sugar
to.day, the sales reaching 1900 hhds., Ut
fll prices. 0fmolasscs some 1000 bbls..
CHANGED hands ut 20t i2J3c per gallon.
The sales of Flour were 1900 Lbla.,
chiefly Ohio, Mt 81 rs. About ., 500 suck
Corn were sold to-day, prices are dropping.
Provisions are firm, Mess Pork, $t2
25a9l2 so Prime $40 50a$lo rs. A
sale of 100 bbls. Prime Beef was made
at SO. Sales Of Bacoa Sides, OF Sc.
v hiskey has been sold at lT5a gallon.
The new president Of the French Re-
public sent in tho following message 10 M.
Marrast, president of the nation assembly:
NJ, t Presidcat-I request you to an
nounce TO the National Assembly that, in
conformity with All. Ga of the cons tuition,
| have by a decree ofthis day named
M. OdtEon Batrot, representative ofthe
people, Minister Of Justice, charged with
the p esidency ofshe Council Of Ministers
in the absence of The President OF the Re-
public.
Nj. Drouyn de Lhuys. representative Of
the people, Minister Of Foreign AiF.irs.
Nj. Leon de MallevilIe, rep esentative of
the people, Minister # the Interior.
Nj. Rulhieres, General Of Division. re-
preventative oft6r people, Minister of War.
NJ. dc Tracy, representative Of the peo-
plc,- Minister oftbe Marine and Coloti s.
NJ. Falloux. yepresenta,iv i've oftbe people.
Minister ofPublir ~lnstruetion and Worship.
NJ Leon Faucher, representative Of the
people. NJ mister Of Pubic Works.
Nj. BiNio, Vice Presiden, Of The Nation.
al Assembly Minister of Agriculture.
NJ, Passy, (Hypolie,) Member of the
Institute, Minister of the Finances.
Accept, Monsieur 10 President, the as.
suranee Of my high consideration, LaUrs
NArolEoN BeNArARre.
(Couniersigaed) ONION BARRor, Min
lister OF Justice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

y
be had.
Mustc " Lovers Of music are referred
g tho Advertisement, 81 az. Bayley. Ills
terms are very liberal
The rainy weather stdI continues 10 tie
goat dehiment Of al ~classes d the con.
mmjry, aud especially the planters. Il is
Impossible to do any hauling, hence COO,
metec IL altogether at stand The town
i healthy.
FfRR.-A ier otcmre on Tuesday last
inthe house occupied by Mr.. Woodwork
"a Laurel street, near the Pen]itentiary,
A large number d our citizens wafe
promptly on the spot, aud by their encr-
getic and united exertions prevented the
flames from extending to the adjoining
buildings, The furniture Of Mr.. Wood
worth aud that of the Rev. III. Crenshaw
was considerably injured In being reuoy-
ed, The building destroyed was owned
by ME-. Brown, carpenter.
PoLtoE JueY.-Wc hope the police jury,
at their adjourned meeting, which il 10 take
place on Monday next, viii take II consi-
deration the repeal Of the resolution inn
posing a special tax on the Corporation,
passed at their regular session in srptem.
Der last. Thattax is oppressive and un
lust-the citizens Of The Corpora ion ates
taxed enough already, without being forced
10 pay half Of the parish lax, :, and not
being allowed TO touch a cent ofit for any
purpose whatever, The members from
wards Nos. & 2, IN advocating the re.
peal Of said special taxes, win represent the
unanimous wishes ofthctr constituents.
The selectmen al lLeir las, meeting
adopted a resolution to open Florida street
so rs to fntersect the Comite read near the
western line Of Tie properly owned BY
John Calls, I'm c. The constant hauling
on the Comite road o. Church sheet, has
so much Increased within a year or two
past, that il Is impossible TO keep up the
road ID such weather as we have haa for
the last4wo months, the contemplated road
sill therefore be a great adsanege to The
community at large. Measures have been
taken 10 hive ibe most public streets in
4
town lighted Up At night With III lamps.
GENERAL TAYLOR has written a Letter in
Fps y - invita- i'm rendered him by The
citisSas If Cincinnati Il visit ,tat cig.
- which he consents - pass n day there,
RAiie ON his Route 10 Washington.
CT john B. Weller, ut Ohio, las been
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
Elisa l.. Coleman, rife J Rth District
re. C4rt Fast Ba.
A. NJ. Dunn, husband. totRouge, La.
No. 342.
.JdnH1TU 5ih. 1914
January hh, ls4i

""t+""' 'tht Eg4s
This "a a suit for The sepaI tion Of pro.
psrty, aud The law and Eyldpte betng in
favor Of p|laintiff aud against II defendant.
1t l. therefore ordered adiidreand defteed
that The plaintiff Eliza l.. 0eman wife
and Alex. NJ. Dunn husband, b separated
Of Property-Th7t said plainb' have and
resume the free administfatid Of her se.
Parate Estate, separate and ah II from her
said husband. that the comnniity Of ae~
quets and gains heretofore exi9tg between
them be dissolved that she ra,yer Of her
said husband and he restoredn tho nos
session oftbe following neg slaves viz
Jefferson, Henry, Leah. Loka, Castle.
Milly, Rachel, aud also Marygef, Glenn.
my, Eugene, Aram. Salina Id William
children of Leah, aud Corndl child Of
Milly, and it is further d~pcreeihat plains
til, undivided interest in her d.eassd Fa.
Their succession be preserved ! her 10 be
administered separate from hd eqtd bpss
band aud il Is further adiudgednd derrerd
that she have Judgment a4att her said
husband, for the sum Of Flew Hundred
and Fifty dollars, with five pc gent inter.
est with a right of mortgage 6fhe effects
ef her said husband fom The bib Of Fe.
bruary I930-That defendant y the costs
Of ibis suit. January &, 1870.
(Signrd) ]. J. BURK,
Judge Sixth judi. Driet.
Clerks Office Parish Of EaB. Rouge.
| certify the foregoing 10 be true copy
Of the original Judgment on 5e and If.
Record IL my office. NJ. MRENO,
Jan. 2b-52. 4's. Dbl. CPk.
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Dr. W.B. wOOn.

HAS removed hs Office to tbs He14s gf 1tay.
TEtStEit, nazb door 10 MrsselgmlD's Hotel TaE.
yetto Street. Jan. 20, 1919.