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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26


MAKE BAreAts BEronEHAsD.-
you want lie credit Of being wi.e and
prudent person make your bargniBs be.
iorehaDd il you would save enough 10
buy fine country scat IN yonr old age,
make all your bargains beforehand. I'm.
ders'and thoroughly what You want done,
UNDERSTAND thoroughly what The labor 10
worth and then u'ake an exact calculation
of dimes and dollars and cents and yon
viii not bs jewed os,t OF au unfair rrofit.
Don't allow yourself lie pleasure Of he.
ing robbed OF dollar by that grinniug
coacbman, who reiterates--"Neyer charps
less, sir, out Of limits; except" be tnay
add TO himself TO fools who don't know
enough 10 bargain beforehand"
And tb's prudent foretbonght n mon
may have without being avaficions In
the least; calculation may 20 band in
hand with a generous spirt; il is the
principle Of justice actuating one who
bas 81 just regard for his pocket, not tl,e
wish TO get entertainment at s.arveliuy
prices, that promp to the making OF a
good bargain.
People who are IN easy circumstances,
OF appear to be 40, are too often the vic.
tins Of sbarpes Wlat cool impudeuce
will they bring forward charge far exec e.
ing tie value Of the work performed md
all one can do j. just 10 pay them. and
have tie satisfaction Of knowing that AZ
least one third might have been saved il
he had taken the precau,ion Of bargain.
ing beforehand. And through long life.
the little items that thus fnd their way
into dishonest hands might swell 70
good round sum. that would enable You
10 bless ZONE poor heart, If nothing more
and - not that enough to give one Joy
forever.
Some people are cons'ifntionally mean !.
we would not be unchari:able, so we will
hope HAT therefore they cannot help IL; il
they have person in their power, good.
hearted, generous soul, they viii take
every advantage Of his sthougIitlessness.-
They will reason thus: "Welt, now | can
get an extra nine pence ont OF that man;
he is fond OF spending money, or he would
have made his bargain - and the only
regret the wretcl,ed sinner will feel for
cheating. is that lie didn't donils TIE SIM,
lake rare OF the pennies and the dollars
viii take care Of themselves in other
words, save your pennies, by always ma.
king your bargains beforehand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

Genet Office. Baton Rouge, La, May Q, 1852.
To the members Of the Police Jury
Conference.-The Daily Comet will do the
Parish Printing for the ensuing year for the sum
Of two hundree and twenty Ave dollars.
Respectfully Yr. ob't. serv't.
tSigned) GEORGE A. PIKE, Publisher.
| The report Of John G. Foreman. r. G.. Babin,
| 7. NJ Smith. B. Babin, Jos. A. Phillips and l..
Del,ane, commissioners appointed At the present
| session Of the Jury, was presented, which, on
motion, was adopted, and is as tolows Tha, after
| being sworn according 10 law they proceeded 10
lay out the road which they found made on the
front OF Mr. +. Bankers iarm, which they found
TO run on or near his line as stated in his propo-
sition, and accepted by the Police Jury. And
that said road is as good il not better, than the
old route, and recommend the sameto be declared
public road.
The yeas and nays being called it was adopted,
as follows: Yeas-Messrs, Christine. Chapman,
Alexander. Devai, Washington, David and Garig
g. Nay-Mr Keinpeter l.
A petition was presented, signed by 7. Prem
deTgast and others praying that the part Of the
fine imposed by PA. Walker, j. p, upon Adoph
Freidheim, for vocation of the law in regard to
pedling without Parish license, which is to be
paid into the Parish Treasury, might be remiteJ
On motion, the prayer Of said petition was gran
ted
The following resolution was proposed and
adopted:
Rrsoiped That the Auditor be authorized and
required to draw Warrant on the Treasurer, to
the order Of H. v. Babin, Esq, Sheriff, for the
full amount Of damages and cost in the case Of D.
Sullivan VS.. the Police Jury Of East Baton Rouge.
The Finance commiftee made the following
report which, ON notion was adopted:
Z We. the committee, having examined faithfully
the following claims find them correct, iz.f
H. " Babin. Sheriff, $50 10
j. Odom, Jailor, 33 ~
William Vaughn, 40
DR., p. M Enders, 90 90
j. r. Dufrocq, 10 90
The account Of Joshua Wilson for fitting large
lock on TIE dungeon door, your committee are Of
an opinion is entirely an oyercharge-your COM
nitfee are of the opinion that five dollars is fair
price And ]. j. Odom So 45-and another acct.
Of ~. Odom of 50 25, which we recommend to
be allowed. The aggregate Of all which acc'ts.
amounts to S123 Ga.
Your committee would recommend the adop-
fiou of the following 10 regulate the Jailor's fees
and clothing, nnaer an art passed by the Legisla-
tnre the 18th March, 1882, regulating criminal
fees fhafthe Tailor shall be entitled to, viz: For
feeding per day, thirty-seven and half cents
For turnkey, in and out one dollar and nifty cents
tSigned) 4 B. Kleinpeter, Seth David, Thos.
DevalI. 49,
The foregoing report was on motion, adopted.
The following resolution was proposed and
Exsaiued, That all the hands liable to road duty
of Mr. Jhn AL Daughery, h placed on the road
No. "a. And the oserseeT osGhid road is required
to call said proprietor OF Bis overseer, for the
same to commence at the corporation line and to
work TO Maning,s lower line. That III laws to
the contrary are hereby repealed
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
Mid WIFE,.

N NRS. HARRISON. n grade .,e of the Medical
49, Faculty OF Paris. and wh has received lev.
no Premiums as such, by the thre, creates medical
professors of France. and who has ed irsy years
practice in her profession. respectfully tenders her
services 10 the citizens OF the place and vicinity
She especially attends 60 diseases Of women and
children. Residence corner ST. ypolite and Church
streets. ml3 Sm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
The HOUSE OF TIE LORD,
BUILT by THE -
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints,
COMMENCED ApRft. Cru. lSIl.n

~
COMMENCED APRIL Cru, 1871"
A company Of French socialists have
purchased portion of the pfoperty---,l,e
site aud the ruins Of the temple Included
They number about four hundred. White
| was viewing the temple they all came
out Of their clearinghouse nom dinner.
Their foreign aspect and clothing, Ms they
grouped about the stones Of the temple to
smoke their pipes and ralk--probably OF
10 belle Ffance--made me almost fancy
was viewing a ruin in All older country
Que group were gesticula'lng and laugh.
ing over the face of one OF the ornaments
which decorated each column, which |
cannot describe better than by referring
the reader to the picture of full moon.
which usually ornaments The Cover Of a
Dutch almanac. Madison qua Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
THoS. B. r. HATCH & co.
Baton Rouge G ye,,e Office, !

Baton Rouge G 'zette Office,
Baton Rouge, June sth 1852. I
To the Hon. Presi ent and members Of the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of East B. Rouge
conference.-the undersigned rropfie,ors Of
the Baton Rouge Gazette propose 10 do nil the
Parish Printing which may be required OF us by
the Police Jury OF East Baton Rouge for the term
Of one year at two hundred dollars
Very respectfully your ob,, servt'-,
lSigne IL WfNFREE & BRYAN,
FL per p. WINFREE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
From Ward No q, Thomas Desall.
0, }, 3. Kleinpe'er,
/. u 8, J. George Washington
10, Seth David.
+" 9 II, ". L. Campbell.

The said members having been duly sworn, took
their seats. On motion, the Jury then proceeded
10 The election Of pfpsiJeh, TO theit body for The
ensuing year aud on counting the votes 1t was
found that Mr. q. w. Christine, having received
the greatest number as declared elected.
On notion the Jury then proceeded 10 the
election Of Constable. a ID OH counti The votes,
II was found tha, l.. Il. Powers he'd received the
arges. number, anil was declared elected.
The report OF the Grand Jury Of this Parish,
conden,ing the jail building as being unsafe, was
read
The President appointed Messfs. ]. 3 Klein
peter. Seth David anJ Thes. Devall, the Finance
Committee. lpf the ensusng year.
On motion, the Jury adjourned until "a o'clock
,, NJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

II IS self conceit that makes opinion
obstinate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

For the cid Mariette road, Edmond vinng
The petition Of Patey I1ebert, T. W G.. for the
emancipation Of he, child Mary was presented,
and upon consideration, was rejected.
The petition Of robert Knox for extra eempen.
sa'ion for building bridge across jones' Creek
amounting to Seventy five Dollars was presented
and on motion, the rules being dispensed with.
said appropriation was granted.
The following resolution was proposed and ad.
opted:
Resoitei, That the hands Of Or. w. q. Caul.
field. Nuiivile, Nealy and J. Pennington, be
placed upon Road District No. 80.
7 q following resolution was presented with n
retiien Of VIM, NJ, Martin and others opposing
said resolution, and consideration the resolution
was adopted, and the petition rejected
Rsseleed That the hands of F. bradford, b. Sin.
gle,ary J. F. MeCaa, and ]. Whitehead, be re-.
moved 10 road distrie, No. g. east end
On motion the jury then adjourned until !o-mor.
row at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
", J. A, ROBERTS, Rufrs II, HOWELL.
ROBERTS g. HOWELL,
4 TT o NEYS A 7 l. A w


TTAvE formed Partnership in the practice Of
Ii their profession, and lender their services
d all those who may hc pleased TO ,nirust BUSH
ness 10 their management aud care
Having devoted much time and attention TO
the study and practice Of Criminal Law for the
past scven wears, they particularly commend
themselves 10 those who may need their services
IN ,ha, department OF their profession,
osfiea FRONT ROOM, FIRST thooR ABOVE Ti.E
BASEMENT
No, a., Camp street, New Orleans,
THEY REFER TO-
Gov Joseph Walker Messrs, Nalle, Cox s. Co
William :, Pike Oakley & Hawkins.
Baton Rouge al. II Palmer Il Co.
NJ. l.. Miles, T. Pagan, n Co..
q. A, Neaius. McRae, Hoffman Il
NJ. Frank, Co..
Garrison \ Fnqua, "T. X, Price, Esq,
Covert Il Cobb, John Holmes Esq,
Clinton,1 Hon Jadge McCaleb
aug 3aU New Orleans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

Kindness Is los, upo,, al, ,lngra.sfal man.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

HOT USE FURNISHING STORE,
curRcu srREEr.-rtree's NEW ruttptNe,
A RE opening and offer for sale, a general as
n sor,ment OF crockery, China and Glass ware,
together with housekeeping articles OF every
description. Persons in want OF articles in our
line would do well 10 give ns call. Macy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
EDWLRD aIcKITRICK,

BUILDER AND ARCHITECT.
sMss ssnsf lef~sea Florida and Conncaten sfresfs,
rs PREPARED to take all contracts in hisiine,
J. and executed with neatness and dispatch; all
kinds of Johbing attended TO.
N. B.--Plans and specifications given when re-
cuired, gratis jan i7.y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
Proceedings Of tho Police Jury.


NIHFUNF FHFEF FfsUS9
The Police Jury Of the Parish Of East baton
Rouge me, this day NJ the Court House, IN The
city of Baton Rouge according 70 law. Were
present viz From Ward No. j, @ w. Chris.
line. Ward No >, ] 7. Chapman, Ward No 4,
A y. Alexander, g. w Christine, President |,
VIM. Hubbs Clerk l.. y. Powers. Constable,
The President called the meeting TO order. and
appointed Messrs, Chapman and Alexander a
committee TO examine the credentials Of newly
elected members The COMMITTEES reported the
following members az having been duly elected,
via
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
VIM. Cline & Co.'s

L FE R Y STA b L e.
Corner Third and Florida streets.
Fine Horses and Carriages always TO hire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

WepNrsnAy MoaNiNe, June 9th, 1859.
The Jury met agreeably 10 adournment--ptes
ent, tho same members as on Yesterday, with the
exception Of Messrs II. Tomlinson and w. L..
Campbell. The President called tho meeting 10
order. The minutes Of yesterday were read
On motion Of 1hos Devall, II was
Resoiped, That the bids OF the different Editors
for the Parish Printing, be published In the pro.
eeedings Of the Police Jury.
The following are The proposals above referred
to-
Baton Rouge June sth, 1859.
To the Honorable the Police Jury OF the
Parish Of Epst Baton Rouge:
We the undersigned proprietors OF the Demo.
cratic Advocate, will agree to print the proceed.
ings Of your Honorable Body for one year. for
the sum Of one hundred and seventy seven dol.
la's-whieh proposal we respectfully submit to
your consideration,
tsigned) THos B. r. HATCH & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08
Naval IntelllCence.

The U. 8. sloop Of war Decatur, Green, Commander,
arrived at Havana from cruise to the eastward among
the Islands the 18th inst having clear sick list, aud
the vessel cured Of the leakage with which she left that
port some two months since She TO remain ut Ia.
until tho arrival Of Commodore Parker, expected
at the cloee Of December.
U. 8 steam frigate Susquehanns sailed from Cape
Of Good Hope Oct. q for East India station.
The United States frgate Savannah taken out OF
the Dry Dock, ut Gosport, the 10Th ult The u 8.
soop OF at. Louis was locked Immediately in her
place for the purpose Of overhauling her bottom they
will be laid up in ordinary.
Gunner John Caulk ordered to report for duty
the LIST day Of January at the United States Navy Yard
Gosport
The u g. steamer Vixen, Lieut. VIM. Smith, com.
manding, arrived ct Key West, the nth utmo for
tie purr CT towing the steamer General Taylor to
Pensacola she sailed on the 10th with the Taylor
in List OF officers attached to the Vixen Lieut.
Commanding, VIM Smith Acting Master. William y.
Spctr Pss,ed Midshipmen, +. q. DeKrafft, X. d.
Minor. Charles Gray. Assistant Surgeon. DUNCAN.
Chief Engineer, j. Whipp'e. aecond Assistant Engi-
neer. IL Newell Captains Clerk ]. J 0'D. Sailing
Master Pearton, u 8. N accompanies the VIXEN pas
seDger Officers attached to the General Taylor VIII
liam Holland, Chief Engineer commanding. jackson
Il Hatcher Second Assistant Engineer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08
Law Intelligence.

surRFME CouRT UnirKD STATES, January s,
1s52-No. 80 The Grand Cult Railroad and Banking
Company J. X. Msrshan In error to the Supreme
Court of Louisiana Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered
the opinion Of this Court Diminishing bs for the
want of jurisdiction. No ~ NJ. b Ives Va the Mer-
chants Bank. In error to the Circuit Court of the
United States for Rhode Island. Mr. Justice Catron
deliverd the opinion Of this Court affirming the judy
ment the said Circuit Court in this with
and damages at the rate Of ak per centum per
No So William L. Pierce and al, appellants, Henry
Fitzhugh and o. The argument in this cause
tnued by Messrs Grant and Seward for the appelees
Adjourned until 10 morrow, IL O'Clock, n.
TIE New CouRT OF APpRALs-This court will organize
and its business to-day in Albany where
be hereafter permanently located The cort is const
tuted follows &C. II. Rugglos Chic Judge; Addison
Gardiner. Freeborn g. Jewett h.,exander s. johnson,
ry Wees Judge Johnso- IA elected to the court from
this city for tbs full trrm OF eight year, In place Of
Samnel Foots; ard Judge Edmonds, also from this
city Watsen from Catskil, GYidley, from Utica, and
Wees from Penn Yam. advance from the Supreme Court
TIE places q Judges McCoun Grey Paige, and Mulet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08

Mo,sMrsrs o. Da. KISxLr, rHr dERMAs PoLrrIcAL
RrfoRMfR DR. kipkle received by the citizens Of
Bslville, H. the 18th ult They gave him grand
reception and organized meeting, which addressed
by DR.. kipkle first In English and then in German.
The subject Of the German loan brought forward
and 1t was
Resolved That this meeting approves of the plan Of
German national loan, which has been set foot,
securing tho,e and will give 1t energetic sup
port That subscription books FOR said loan shall be-
opened in which subscribers may either sign for
all cerairsum, stock for said loan may sign the
amount they willing pay by weekly contributions
On the Goth inst, DR. X addressed large meeting st
st. Louis when the following resolutions reported
Resolved That this meeting believes to be the duty
OF every welt wilbur Of the republican TO lend
helping hard in the most effective form not inconsi tent
with cuty to government, TO aid those wno
are in the conflict with tyranny and oppression
in Continental Europe, and especially in the German
States
Received That committee Of twenty Eve be appoint
ed BY TIE chairman this meeting 10 devise ways and
esps to promote the objects Of Professor knkies visit
TO this country and city .
Resely,d That whatever effective means shall be
raised In TIE form loans otherwise be disposed
and mitted the General Com mttee at London
10 aid The German cause according to the regulations
which have been adopted by the ptop- in public
inss in Baltimore, Cincinnati and elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08
Supreme Coart-SpeciaI Term.


JANUARY 6-James CHRISTOPHER and Others against ne
Moyor snd Corporation Of the city Of Ney York. Josepa r.
Taylor, Conpt, oier Nm adams, Conqsstonr Repg,rs
and Syplies and John ID. Cories contracor-A motion
made BY plaintiffs counsel, grounded an order
by Judge Mitchell to show why Injunction
should not be granted to restrain defendants from pro-
ceedpg under resolution passed the 18th OF October
last by the late Common Council relative to the rebuild
ing Of Washington Market, which sub uenty
toed by thu Mayor, and again adopted the 3Oth
day Of December last The plaintiffs claim to bs tax
payers and that their taxes will be increased by the
peDdure Of $375000 the sum appropriated for the
building. That the resolution ordering such rebuilding
10 in violation Of the charters Of 1880 and si9
no estimates for the work were made and approved and
the resolution Of October ID the first proceeding
taken Upon the part of the defendants it was agreai
that the plaintiffs had no right TO file bill for them
selves and other tax payers that the report the Com
mittee Markets fur nshed the estimates and dstaa
statements necessary for the compliance with ths
NJ Bidwel, Robert II. Morris and Lorenzo She
pard appeared FOR the plaintiffs and Edward Sanford
the corporation counsel and Mr.. Willard for the d.
fendsntS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08
RrnnkIYn city Intelligence.

Tgr srrrru,oRs FROM WIlLIAMsHunG.-At q meeting
Of the Kings County Board Of Supervisor; st Taesdsy
amsburg announced that in accordance With the law
Of April 1851 passed by the Lesslaure ui the State,
his previous coadjutor Mr.. 6parkman, had ceased to
hold Office and that in pursuance of the charter incor
poratng the city Of Williamsburg the three gentlemen
hereinafter nsmed were BY virtue OF the said en- irte
elected Supervisors Of the city Of Williamsburg for the
County Of Kirgs That in pursuance Of this law the
Common Council proceeded to elect the Supervisors
coidpey and by majority Of votes declared that Tho
mas vsBsant of the First ward. Harris Constock Of
the Second do and EdwinJ. Rspbs, of tbs Third do,
were elected such supervisors and ne certifying
70 this fact were produced by the President
Mr.. Bergen opposed their admission members on
the ground that the Law in question did not define Who
Ieryisors lie had taken the advice of counsel the
subject ho as their opinion that without spe
csl enactment the gentlemen could not take their seats
The President ead be bad also received the advice OF
able counsel On the subject who gave 1t their OPT
pion that the Common Council Of Williamsburg had
the power Of appointing me mbers OF the Board OF su
ject referred to special committee TO see whether
further legislative acton was required before the Will
iamsbug Supervisors could take their seats as mem
bers.
RnooKLyS EVENING scHooL AT q meeting Of the
Beard Of Education Tuesday afternoon the quarterly
report the condition OF the Brooklyn Evening School,
presented by DR. Dillingham; from which II appears
that there at the commencement OF the quarter
ending Dec 81 1851, on register 7So ,eholsrs-males
ol6; females, 26t Admitted during the above term
Males az females, 16S-tota $50 Discharged during
the same period, males 81; on register Dec 81 males
69l females, l46-total, ,lIJ.
CHARGE OF RrcrrvNG STOLEN GooDs -REceyEar o.
PROPERTY surPosrp NAVE BErN STOLEN On SATURDAY
afternoon, named James Mcclure the keeper OF q
ANAL store in Prospect street, Stewart alley
arrested by officer jeremiah Higgins, the charge of
receiving goods stolen from the Of Mers Avery
co, Maiden lane, New York On searching the house .
trunk wa, found under abtd, which contained guam.
uty OF silver ware Of considerable value Among the
articles two cbeices OF silver lined with gold four
large silver cnndstcks silver cake basket and ABOUT
a dozen silver casters There were also number
which is inscribed IS Jacob Maj@t ZIP" Owes the IL
sctiption Is the figure star With 10 the centre
Bteides the above n number OF cloth caps and other
articles found which together with the trunk were
hnt the cce OF the Chief OF Police, at the Brooklyn
City Hall.
CAvINe ~ or AN EMgAsEMESr.-A bank OF earth At
which several lsborers engaged In excavatng at
Pert Greene on Monday caved in and buried beneath 1t
two men pamed James Hannah and James Conner.
ahsy we're extficatsd speedily - possols s.a con.
yeyed 70 the hospital They both severely Injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08
city Intelligence.

FIRE-About six o'clock Monday evening gss
pipe in store No 1877 Walker street burst and set hrs
to the premises 1t extipguhed with few pals OF
water, by officers Gannan and Mclaughlin
ISautsT--An inquest was held, by Alderman Tweed
on Monday night, between eleven and twelve O'Clock
a child Of VIM. Gallagher, who died suddenly at No. -
Monroe street.
AccIDrrr-O On Tuesday, at o'clock, p NJ, respscta-
bic looking man. giving his name as John A. Brown q
painter by trade and working at the corner OF Rector
and Greenwich streets owing to the slippery state Of
edewalk in addition to the lowpess Of the Yr being
the Of 80 Frankfort street distance Of ten feet
thereby causng severe cut fracture Of about two
inches In length over the left eye leaving him seus
$500, -...l great blood As the asars
were not out last night, Of the storm
could not be found he conveyed to the Fourth
station house by few citizens
The Conway Guard passed the HERALD Oaice ysster.
day numbering 40 nuske.s, and was accompanied By
Sheten's American Brass Band.