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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

IELEGRAPH Co9tPANxv-The North American
4elegIaph COMPANY, new association Of which
II J. Rogers Is the prime mover, has completed an
Independent line Of telegraph from PHILADELPHIA to
Washington, and expect 10 have the whole line in
operation 70 this eliyia thirty days The wire viii
cross the bed Of the Hudson at Fort Lee. and SviiI
be coated Rithgdtta percha to the thickness of an
inch, and besanchored with weights Of eghtpo,ipds
each at distance Of thirty feet apart. Similar
wires were extended over the Snsquehanna a year
ago, and have been used on the; Southern line
without interruption, Orders we understand. have
been received in1his city from s6uTe Of the srFest
telegraph oPegators, for g0tta percba nsdlat6rs 10
be used instead of glass, the tieT being fable to
break Ths.is anew feature in. telegraplling. r
NeW FORK Express - =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

6 tKENzY.--Brownson ttercvieWer since his las,
seetaran sonerset, out HeroVis Herod in his csn-
Tempt for people struggling for. their liberty. h
calls Aiazzini, kossuih and Blame enemies 70
God and man, vile wreiches, deserving nofb;Tng
but Che extreme yehgeonee Of The law, and the
e1eor9tion Of every man 'ghqthas human heart
hfo"nson should receive a pension nom Russia
and Austria Tor sustaining 50 boldly Hieir cause
aganstth general sentiment Of deestalion Of their
policy which fills every liberal mind. s-.s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

z EQUESTRIAN STATUEsoF JAcksoH l-Bfr, Nlilis,
the American artist, who has been for some tune
engaged on the jackson Mopumenfs has succeeded
IN mounting 'he General On the Eorgs which has
been. 50 universally admired The gallant iehief
appears m uhlioun, resembling tlat which be wore
at the batosot New Orleans andtl,ose aegitaintedi
with the General al that period pronounce tire ike
ness'a capital one. So says the Baltimore SIM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

AMUSING MEETfNG, IS ome Of the New York
papers Of the I'd inst. contain notices that a meet
ing d the colored population was held the pre-
aseTeHiug atPuthanl's HdE Ohureh.Street. 10
consider their duty in view Of She dpproacbiha
eleetiopS The meeting did not come together IN
after O. O'Clock and did moi separate till after half
past " O'clock, W. A. Tyson was m tbe
Chan, and the meeting lFas addressed BY Msssrs.
Downing .Tuille, GaigHon, and many others;
and resolutions were passed denoinnig the eoaIi-
ton Of the Barnburners with Taumany Hall,
and declaring their determination to defeat fleeaf
didateS No doubt here were some fine scenes nj
The course of the evening.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

TIE ROAM THAT KILLED RossIy-z The
naYre Journal says dat /" the assassin Of Count
hosSi at Rome IS now living at Augusta Georgia,
under the name, Of Ronctto.4 4ssassi1i.is "a
hard word and PosteFty fn5-refuseil to apply tito
at least one Roman, who killed a mar tat,gouEl
be King u I'm a general loaest thought and
eommon go"d-'tQ elf'-hot g in envy Of great
CmsaT ,--Rqmetio hilIedthe Count, i my be that
heTealter be VIII be called the noblest Roman Oh
them al" The name assomed--R ohetto-is
probably diininutiye Of Roman, meaning Hitie
OF Roman, Or something Of Roman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

Z. 'SLNeULAR' APFEAL.-A Boston paper contains
the following singular paragraph -,E
George Cox, accused Of murder a1peajs Ia The
Trends q humanity, for fle means Of employing
counsel 70 defend him on his trial lie wishes ne
employ Robsr Raniou as hisseniof counsel, and
hs trends are endeayoring 70 raise $3.50 to,aceonl
push tins RnrPose. Prof Collins win receive al his
shop, q Deyonshire street, the contributions of
any who may Be willing 70 aid a.fe.yea- ll.T 4,
such distress, and apply them to Che obiect.p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13
DAILY .CRESCENT.
NE W ORIEANS
TUESDAY MORNING, n oVEMBBR -, 1919


. FUNEEAL HoHoRs TO THE LA4B PhEslDExr
PonK.77-T Nashville Banner Of the I'd inst, thus
speaks of the funeral L6Hors paid to Iie memory of
the ate President Polk, by order OF the Tennessee
Legislature: t~fT
. Yesterday, the day appointed by the begisa-
ture for the delivery Of tie edloaK upon The late
President witnessed one Of the most imposing
ceremonies ever known in our city ysThe day was.
remarkably beautiful an unclouded sun lending his
rays 70 add 10 The august character Of the scene,
ana nothing occurred to mar interrupt the soem-
mites OF the OCCASION the whole city having united
apparently with one accord, in paying honor 10 the
memory Of ihe distinguished dead. At the hour
appointed, tile members Of the Legislature the.
CITY authorities tie members Of the various socie-
ties and distinguished Individuals to whom places
had been assigned in the procession met On the
public square and with flags and other insignia
draPed IN mourning, commenced moving through
tezsreeis OF the city 10 the strains Of solemn NM
SIC, she line Of IT being crowded in places with
spectators, on foot, as well in carriages Arrived
at the church. every available spot was soon rogyd
ed and. so completely, too that muck discomfort
must have been the result, whilst great plumbers
were excluded, large as were the accommodations
offered by the spacious building =.
An Grafton was delivered by Mr.. A. o. P. Nichol-
son on the life and cbaraoter-of the illustrious de-
ceased. One Of the papers speaks as follows. Of
Mr.. Nleh0isols address So
-. Il would be no mean ealogy upon the disdn.
gmshed orator Of the day were we to say that the
address only equallsd public expectations Bat we
can go farther, and Say that DE eulo5y surpassed
the expectations Of his hearers as g am estimate
a. they had previously placed dponte public efforts
Of the sPesker Il was cllaste and s6holar.iike
productions highly creditable as literary perform
anoe, 70 its author replets with Interesting refer
ences 70 the historical and political events of lie
last quarter OF a century, and withaka mastery
exposition Of the public life and eminent services
Of the distinguished dead. Il was delivered in he
usual eloqusm and impressive niauuer of the
speaker and was listened to throughout Svllh the
most profound aftentinn y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

IME-i90l bbls. fresh Thomusqn Lime iending ifon
Il A BsTk Willism Henry, loI saa =
30 JOHN sTROUD6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

Spool Cotiuns, al makes Linen Thresds,
Stay Bindugs, Ghnps, FTingcs Hooks aud
Eyes, Sewing Silks, Cotton Cords,
Linen Bra Silk BTaids, silk ADD Lsces, Linen
Stay Laccs with An ENDLESS STOCK Of small
Mourning Goods.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

Gin ,. TAYLOR aud f1mily amlafk teddy,
ts We irarn, o. iheir riy u Washins4
.ttn-the Gen. Uia flte iYpr route. aud Col.
Bbtss and lady and Mira. TAYl9R lakin {
the southern fnuts by Mobile, dc. Gen.
TAYhoH, while on his journey, will, of
course, meet with many sensible and Dig
nifed people Who win ienlor him i reopp
ion heGting a nations 4 est he will also
fnd himself beaet on all sides By horlas of
disgusting toadiea, who veaeraling him
only ~ the gspat king Of office holders,
will stani reidy 10 10 bis bidiing-eren
10 the brushing Of hin old boots-pfoyiipd
the g~gaattm Sa6Eett IN the shape Of 'spails,'
shall appsaf 81 Them, no matter how ru-
motely, as the future reward Of their full
some adulattons. pah ID must turn Gen.
TAYLons stomach even % thiak Of the
sickening scenes ihfauRh which he bas 10
pass, between this ard Wa.hington.-De.
morratic 4deocaie IAN.
We have no doubt General Taylor val
bo heartily sick 1T The f,wning ayeophan-
cy Of yefaI office holders. who, willie hs
was q candidate, reyilpd him, who would
nov not only brush his boots, but kiss the
ground he walks on to retain the offices
they now hold. Such cases we have no
Ioubt Rfllsbe hume rotis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

Tnn HUdBuH CALtfoAfiA GoID 40
0ouNr-l'be Washington Union further
%potie the ridiculous stattinchts III New
York papers as Ia lately received pficIal
California gold accounts, about the alleged
suppression Of which the ever money.eaeer
New Workers. have allowed themselves To
gei into great excitement, and says
"Some Of The papers have most grltui~
fotisly mbdeFiaken 10 assert that otlr vav-
srnmeni ls keeping back important ine1r-
nation from The country. This II false.
We are authorised 10 say that every item
of Information, official Or private. which
has been received Al the War Department.
land We unde stand il is true of the ]ettlers,)
~ relation TO The gold region, collection Of
geld, Of q any way relating TO the subject.
has beeu publ he'd.
IAN idle report has appeared IN the N.
York sun, thai Gov. Marcy ION. "a Off
Ger Of the army, now IN Caltf0Tuia. was
turning every thing in the shape Of supplies
into gold, and bad collected Is barrels OF
gold dust, which be had concealed IA the
earth until u vessel Of war should take it
off, This is the idlcst story which was
ever invented. BY the last letters which
have been received from htn, il appears
Thai he was kept Al Monterey, working
night and day IN discharge Of his tfieial
duties and IN consequences Of the eotd
mania, he was without d clerk or 81 Want
Of any description and that he had per!
sonaiiy to keep bis books, do all tie witt
ing and all tbe mental services. eoci al
making his own bed and sweeping his own
room, depending for bis cooking upon the
naval store.keeper Ut Monterrey"
The Union also denies that the n~orern.
rnent had intelligence of the California
riches as early as last summer, as / up.
pears has been alleged III some qrnttora.
n Cna Bella Bell t'ast-dnd a BeH
10 be Caste On account If h crack in
the large aud fine toned bell Of the 1T. Pat.
rick 3 Cathedral, il became necessary to
have 1t tax u down aud re cast. H. effect
this. a very summary process was adnp ed.
A solid piece of scaloIding was projected
from the side under The heIfry, from which
the bell. which is Two tons weight, was
Precipitatrd into the yard below, whore ALL
was made clear for its reception. 1t Iunde
below,=tnouth upwards, going ~throughhe
brick pavement as though il werc ycob
web, and burying itself nearly upAo the
in the earth, without sustaining the
east injury, Notwithstanding tbf faenrr,
account Of which it had ODE removed
rom It's high position, (op<ards of one
hundred feet.) II is now ofits way to The
oundery for re. casting, LDein 23d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
NGREssION

Tho Charlestbn Courier publishes the
following TelegtaPbie Despatch, cmbrac--
ing q summary Of the proceedings Of Con.
greBs on the 10Th instant.
In The Senate Mr., Dauglass submitted
a number Of amendments which he prube.
sed 10 submit TO the bin admitting Cali
iornia as a State into the Union, when il
catB up for consideration, which were
ordered 10 be printed.
The bill for the relief If the ]assrgnejcs o.
Soldiers land warrants was taken up, and
after q bfiei debate, was informally D SEED
over.
The bill for ascertainiHg claims and
titlcs Of land withib the Territories Of Cali.
ioruia aud New Mexico, to grant donation
right and to provide for the survey ofths
Iaud therein, was taken up. and Mr.. Brpese
made d long speech in rrplyto he remarks
ot NJ Benton yesterday, when on motion
ofthe latter, the bill was re.committed.
In the House Mr.r 3. King, from the
committee on Naval Affairs, reported a
bill Ia assist In the construction Of a Rail
road across the lsthmus OF Panama, by
contracting with AspiuwalI &, Stevens Ia
carry the mail for ten years across the
which was.refcrrcd to the committee
Of the whole on The state oftho Union.
The House then took up the bill max
ing appropriations for the civil and diplo-
service of the Government. when
The discussion ofthe mileage question was
resumed and continued until the ADJOURN
mrnt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
BATON u races.
SPRING IsAg.
lA-I-Sa

The Baton Rouge Races wfiliofpmence
on Monday The 9Th of Mafcl, is49, and
Continue six days.
FfRsr Day.
J0ehey Club Purse 800 e~trance 10
per cent ent. mile heats Secon3ace same
day sweepstakes for Q yeafsbids 800
ent. half forfeit, milo heats.
sEcoNB Day
J0ehey Club Purse 3 200 editions as
above 2 mile beats.
THtHB Day.
Jockey Glib Purse 1850 enditions as
above best three in five mills iiats. s.
Second race same day swepsmkes for
8 years old two mile heats $40 entrance
seventy five forfeit.
FouRrH Day
Jockey Club Purse 0 80Qtbree mile
heats.
Firm Day
Joekey Club Purse $500 fott mile heats.
Sixth DAY.
Sweepstakes for 3 years OILS three mile
heats $500 ent. half forfeit ~ or more
entries TO any Of The above hmcd stakes
10 make q race:
Tie rules and rcgulationsbf the Asso-
ciai Jon Jockey Club Of Louis ina 10 9, yern
these faces
ODOM q ELLIOTT,
jan. 20-5t. irop ietors.
The New Orleans Picapuie, will please
copy nee a week in their weekly, until
the 9th Of March. And sent their bill to
nr0nril tors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
Vente de Successn.

Fin veitu dun ordre de ~l'honora cour du
Sixi6me District Jud %ciaife, dams pour Ia
p Rise dist Baton Rouge, E,a d Lonisf
ane, i sera yeudu par le oussign6lcanteur
d | maison de cour dams IA vislee b ion
ROUGE, Mardi IL I3me FGvrier b a mi.
di, la propriet6 suivan g apparten i l. sue
cessian de Joseph Green NJ Cahey, ci-
davant de cette p%aroisse dectda, saw
La moi lie indYise de deux o i DIRE si-
tues d ms cehe parlie de la vile Baton
Rouge apprentice pa Daval ct danas sur
le plan de b dite Vile somms, lots N IpfI2
dams Pflet, No 10. Lot NO. / agaB0 pieds
dc face par me ~pr7foadenr lie 100 RI. Of Jot
No. II ayant so eds de face par birds de
p~rofondeur, mesare franchise.
CONDITIONS DE La yENTE-2 mois
de credit 9u jour de la vente en- ets en-.
losses 4 Ia satisfaction du Curaf de Ia
dite succession, portant I'm inteHIe hut
pou cent depuis matmit6 insqnl pale.
ment, payable au bureau du Ileaer de
p~aruisse dams la vile de Baton lge. ct
hypotheque retenu sur la propri6fSqn'au
Placement final ct conle ssion de iuheat.
NJ. MORENO, Eacaur.
Jan. 24-52. Bis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
Succession Sal

BY yirtue of an order from thITonar5bls
Sixth Judicial District Courl, iuhd for the
Parish Of East B ton Rouge, sttbf Louisa.
M. viii be sold by the underlined Anc-
ttoneer at The Court House dnotl he rown
Of Baton Rouge, o. Tuesday thdBtb day of
February, 1919, at t2 o'clack NJ 10 fol 0w-
ipg described property belonging 8e succ sg-
sion Of Jeseph Green McCaughe pte Of this
Parish deceased, { wit:
The undivided bali Of two l0nf pronnd
81 uated i'll that part of the TO lof Baton
Rouge, lai out BY IDevaIl and dipnated on
The p an thereof rs lots No. | ard lin square
No 10. Lo' No. / hlving a frj ofG6 f.et
by , d pth Of i20 feet. AID lot l. I2h4y-
ing a fir mt of 60 y a dcp.b If l59et french
measbre.
Terms oF SALE-af IL mobs credit
from The Of sale in notes enddd to the
satisfaction ofthe Gu ator of 81 success.
sion benfing eight per cent itest after
due htifpald, payable at the ole of the
parish Recorder in this Towbf Baton
Rouge, NOR gage retained on ~tlproperty
I'LL final payment, and coniessidof Jade.
ment. NJ. MORLO
Jan. 27-52. 3ts. Autneer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

TtH LAueHsr BAHY.-Mf. anl Mrs.
Rainfall, the celebrated Scotch giant aud
and giantessi have recently bad u son born
t. them, 1t their residence, near Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, whose weight, at thee
days old, was twenty-five pounds This
II the ifst child, and is, ws believe, the
first successful experiment, Id modern
times, il the production ofa race ofgtants.
They 10 grrat thing in Wisconsin.
A painful case came before one of The
magistrates Of Philadelphia on the 9th inst
A woman, under the belief that her bus
band was killed at Monterey, married II
second husband. A few days since her
husband made bis appearance, having
just been discharged at Jefferson Barracks,
aud laid claim tn her. The pool woman.
at her painful situation, hurst Into a h6od
Of tears, and excited the eommisseraG ion Of
all present, The matter was compromised
by her second husband tetigning his right
in the female.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
CARRIAGES.

CSFTgITHE subscriber il now receiving direct
I1@=132 from the best northern manufactures IL
splendid assortment u Light Carriages, and Harness.
which he will sell as low or lower than they ran be
purchnae5 ii New Orleans Of the sHme qtfnlity. alto on
hand and completing several Ruegios rf ~ftipeTior nm
terial and Workmanship efnV own nfati,lfnetnrs al nf
which will be fully guaranteed. All those wanting
Carriages are i4yited to examine my stock before tlir-
thastnr. / have a auparior stock Of material and
will build TO order any kind Of Carriages and. repair
in superior style Carriages Of every description.
Freighto ON Carriages sent from any part Of the nanst
will alwBye be raid, and oil work entrusted with bin
will he promptly attended to at the old estnblis1led
stand, Corner Church aud Main SITS. Baton Rouge.
Jan 81. ~. w. +. 1'oNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
MULE.

Taken up by George Hanillon at his plan
tation ON Pnyt tass bayou dthfs Parish about
Ii miles from tire Court House Of this par sh
sid niue is a bros n banned um size, yefy
Old, b ind IN lie left eve, ID brand percei yable
marked on the hack BY saddfe and on the
neck by a collar and vaHusd at twenty dol.
lars by E. Eckles and john J. A. Eckles
sworn appraisers. The twler of the above
mule is reqnired to fose property pay
cbarres accord NJ to lay or said mule viii
pc sold at pubic sale in accordance with the
police reg dati rs Of thil
SAML. d. D. CLARK, ]. p.
West Baton Rouge i'm. 4, Is4a. i9O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
BOOT ANDSHOE
Establishment.
J. W. QuIGGINs.
(1afe Of Louisville kentucky. J

q N-WEY HVHRSOFI6 hFHFUCFyJ
Having purchased the shoemakinR GSag
establishment heretofore owned ~
' S~S- hlessrs. A. Bradford& Co. respectfully @~
informs the public that be will continue the business
IN all lis branches, in the building opposite Nr. B.
J%otlrdau's Drug Store, on tie Corner Of Laurel md
Lafayette Streets
lie viii always keep on hand q variety Of LADIES',
Misses and Gentlemen's Shoes Brogans, Boots. &c,
principally OF his own manufacture. Ills work will
be warranted.
The patronage ofthe public is respectfully solicited.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
COOPERING.

rzs-p THE undersigned respectfully informs
RA-53 Sugar planters and the citizens generally.
Ns that he is now prepared 10 take r]onirncts
for making hoerhCads, and all Other kind Of Eooperipg
Of reasonable pricea,
These persons vino may honor him with their pat.
ronage Cnp rest assured that bis work will be Of "a
superior quaity.
Orders left at his shop on Levee ftreet or at the
GAZETTE Office win be promptly attended 10.
ian27-51tf =. FRITZ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
NUTnEl

Whereas, james NJ. Brubot, hs applied
to the Honorable 9th Judicial District
Court for tho Pari h of East Bata Rouge,
in the State Of Louisiana, to be ppointed
administrator Of lbs succession Of Adolf
poettger, late o flhis Parish deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested to sheW eaus witifiuleh days
the first publication ofthis ndce, why
tho said application should not begranted.
III. MORENO, DePf Ctk.
Jan. 81. 81. Cts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
VIZ.

PAUL KLEfNPE Ten ayant etc
nomfn6 ADMINISTRATION de Ii succession de
John A. il8elson, dee6daI AVERT lsls eeux
qui ont dear6ela nations contfe q dite
succession d les presenter san d6lai do.
meut eettifat Of eeu& gal doigent sont re-
quis de observation-disclosures au dit admins
istfateuf. Jan. 81. 2s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
ACLEAN PAVEMENT ANDA
SHAW WIT.

Judge Canon, wlb is one Of the most deter.
mined, practical and publie-ppirited Of our
e~itizrns, IN preceding some day last week
from his rsaidAncet t. the court room naa very
nur, annofed aid iueouvenienGod by the
muddy copd'iop oftile baaquetto IN front of
III s~tore0fa gentleman WIN lives in Charrres
street. On arriving at he court, the Judge
issued a cap1as 10 The owner ofthe store, The
bBnquette of which was in such bad condition
and on his appearance, fined the offender in
th sum Of If y dollars, aud gave him a sevetc
lecture upon bis duty as a god citizen-to
wash dowH biz bsnpuette, and keep 1t in good
condition. The itizen promised 10 he more
aitenttve in future, AMI TO sin no more. Acc
c'rdE1gly, US efday as the Judge passed BY
the s'ora Of lie repeutant ~violator OF muuici-
pal author ", he found that the baoqnette Ind
not only been freed from every particle of dirt
and I'll b, but had 0~ctuailt bern washed down
with s0apdle curb.stones white washed, and
the whole banquette sprinkIcd with rnso-
leaves, and aeent with cologne. TIE Jcdge
v ho loves a Qopd joke, as much as clean pave
menta. highly appreeiated the wit oftte taste
ful citizen, ard will, we presume, remit the
fine, and a"nul thejdd5emant against him.
Delta 23d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
FOE SALE.

e Abort IL acres If land sitnated an
bout one mile and a quarter from the Ms.
sissippi river, with The improvements there.
on. consisting ola good dwelling house,
stables, sheds &c.
Also about 80 mich COWS.
The land is fenced round and partly
cleared. For particulars apply 81 he Ca.
zette Office. Nov. 25 IS. 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
ms RUM ENTAIL
yHUfGTG

zfsFrsw Mn. BAILEY. respectfully offers hi4
services az Il Teacher If the above plpms.
sksuEasR ing art aud ciencc-t'entlemon can
~.eeeive Instructions on any atruns8nt-Ln1ie= on tho
Piano Forte. Organ. and the double Dr single ElageUlat.
Mr. II. pledges himself that his method ofi'earhing
h truly systematic aud scientific md from his long
e1pt Fiancb asa Teacher. feels confident III saying, TINT
general satisfaction must be given, When tie pupil
adlerea to his system of instruction
His tCrnR are reasonable, so That al who may be
dcRirnus Of Empowering in this highly fashionable
and interesting accomplishment. will find it to their
interest. should they embrace the present opportunity.
LadteR and Gentlemen, residing in the country, will
he wuiied on ct their respective residence. for a trlie
in advance of town ~prices.-Shcnld n number Of
persons rneet for Instructions Mt the Fnne time. the
price for tuition will be the same ms In town.
Salts ftrtnry testimonials nhy at any time be seen by
chilling on Mr., Il also personal references.
JUDGE BltRk, Mr.. MONGET and Mr.. BOEGEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
MiaerUa Dennis rife If
Nm. Whtifn.

William Written. This Cau.e No.
1904 Minerva Dpnns wifi. vs. William
Written husband Del. came ON to tria
pursuant to assignment In r tifion and ans.
wer and it appearingty the law and the
~eYi.euce, that the afhirs Of the Def. are
very much deranged nd embarrassed and
thatany property she llf, may subsequent.
" acquire would be great v endaugared.
Il is therefore ORDERED, adjadg d and de-
creed, that she be sepfsfe in property from,
her said husband that lie have the full and
entire management and control of d pro-
perry belonging To her in her own right
~Parapheraal dotaI or Otherwise acquired by
her in her own right AM that Def. paJ The
cost Of suit, December sHh 1913.
MARTIN G. PEEN,
Judge, 9th .adiciai District.
certify the above ID be a true copy Of
original Judgement as on file and Of
in any Office.
Given under my ~siEaaure and seal off
cal in the town Of Geeasborg. this goth
das Of December A. D. 1913.
JoHn BfcKHAw, Clerk. |