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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

The Rev, VIM, Y. Broaddus viii preach In the
FIRST Baptist Church. 10th street. this evening att o'clock
The public respectfully Invited to attend nov 10
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

sa1- Having said SO often that " the weather
Is quite cold, 'sthat We had got tired Of the ex-
preston. We tried this morning to find another
word besides cold that would answer the purpose,
but couldn't, till We took up the Inteligencer
and there found the word " brumal"-that's /.
The weather continues quite brumal Much
obliged to you neighbor
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
BALL OF INTRODUCTION.

w H. TEMPS respectfully informs his friends and the
w public that he will give his nrs or BALL OF IN.
PRODUCTION, atTemperance Hall, Thursday, November
the 18TH The style Of Dancing will be satisfactory 10 all
who may be present Refreshments for the Ladies will be
the best nd abundant.
Tickets 10 be had Committee scholars at the door,
price dollar admitting gentleman and ladies.
oo1nITTEE AhRAsGEMEsTs
John Thompson, o. II. Birckhesd,
c. Connolly Iohn Suter,
John Chauncey, John Woods.
nov l2-ot w. II. TEMPS, Ballet Master
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

~ IL was stated in the Sun Of this morning
that Gault, the murderer, who broke Jail in Balti-
more some days since, was supposed to have been
captured here. We are informed by an officer
that up to twelve o'clock last night he had not
been arrested.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

morse's Line OF Magnetic Telegraph,
WAsHINeToN 0RPIcE, NATIONAL HorKL.
From HAvana-Marketa, &C.

[Transmittsd for The american Telegraph
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

H0S~ Some outrageous gang Of rowdies attack
cd house in the Northern Liberties last night,
and broke in the doors and windows. A great
many bricks were thrown, but happily no person
inside the house was injured.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IT.
Sales to-day of 500 bbls. Howard street -four
at SIS, l2a. City Mills and Susquehanna at $5.
Grain unchanged.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

ON Saturday the 18th instant Pennsylvania
" avenue between l4h and It'll streets 7th
man Lepine Gold Watch with silk cord guard and tive
small plain keys attached The finder will be suitably
warded by leaving Il at the Office Of the Union
II tho person who found large india rubber bag Of cloth
Ing &C. weeks sinee will return 10 the owner Mrs
Reeds the books aud Registers contained In IT, their full
value will be paid and questions asked. nov1b-3ts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

HE copa tnershp heretofore existing under the firm Of
Connolly Tate wasdssoved tho third instant by the
mutual consent OF the parties.
T. @. CONNOLLY,
nov 1e-S JOSEPH B. TATE.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

E6- man named Woodward was arrested
last night by Officer Hilton for badly beating and
abusing his wife. He was sent to Jail by Justice
Drury
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

EAs@ The Baltimore American publishes q list
of eleven cases of lawlessness as having occurred
there in twenty-four hours, and remarks that
"here we have precious and varied catalogue
of crime comprising incerdisrism, burglary,
. negro fights, fire riots, trespasses, breaches of
peace, wanton firing into a dwelling, injury to
property and two assaults on women!
alt is surely not an agreeable task for the con-
ductors Of a public press which has so long COM
municated with the people Of Baltimore, to chron-
icle frightful list of offences against decency and
personal security. But we shall not shrink from
the performance Of our duty, no matter how stern
or dsagreeable it may be. The honor and well
fare of our city are concerned in the question.
Lawless men exist in all communities, and unless
their evil passions curbed, no opportunity will
be lost to give them the fullest qualification.
Msdemeanors and crimes must not only be de-
tected and punished, but they must be prevented.
This is the object of all penal laws and good
police.
awe are not now prepared to say whose fault
it is that rufianism has recently prevailed to SO
great m extent. At present we blame neither
legislation, judges, prosecuting officers, sherifs,
bailiffs, nor Jurors; yet shall feel incumbent
on us to watch carefully the administration Of all
officers to whom the guardianship of our persons
and property is committed We shall take the
liberty to track the captured felon through all
stages Of his progress, from the constable to the
penitentiary gallows, and whoever may falter in
the performance Of bis lawful duty shall not
escape the censure which such trucking conduct
properly demands.
"Justice requires no victims, but it exacts GER
tainiy Of speedy and adequate punishment In NIL
cases when q criminals guilt is clearly ascertained
1t is mistake to suppose that popular rowdies
are more influential than respectable masses. If
the question shall be made between order and
rufhauism-and it soon must be-we have no
doubt Of the issue before the people.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
MILLINERY.

TN MRS. MARY J. CAMPBELL, formerly Mlss N. j
- IN Color, First Ward, will open fashionable Mill
U>& merry Store 7th street, between and @, on
Saturday the 18th instant All orders promptly attended
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

sHAwLs OF EVERY KIND.
WE have this day received the followng which
w determined 70 sell cheaper than the same can be
bought here or elsewhere:
10 bay state and watsrlOtt Mns long shswl from So
TO $40.
100 square shawls, all prices
$50 Tertiary Cashmere and printed Shawls all price,
20 Csphmers long shswls, very superior and cheap
70 Grape shswls plain and eU brodered white and col
ored. VERIFY a MILLER,
corner Of 7th street and Penn. avenue,
l0-eolm Miss Dermotts New Building"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
ANOTHER TRIUMPH

FOR LIVER COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia, &C.
HE Liver being the largest gland in the human body,
Il Il more frequently oersnged than any ether Then
follows Dyspeprfd; Constipation old Feet and Los If apps
ths sklu becomes yellow the spirits droop and there IL
great aversion society Regulate the Liver and you
rect all these evils The preparations take
DR. R0sRs celebrated Rdflroad Anti Bilious PS. They
carry of the bile, and give appetite and strength
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken where a person
has troubled With Dyspepsia along time Price 90 cents
for Colds Bilious habis Jaundice &C. take Dr. RoSs
anti ,losa Railroad Pills. they 20 ahead Of all other
Pills In their good effects l2 and rs cents per box
The above preparation be found, with circulars
and full directions, at the stores Of
O. D. Gilman, W. H. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co, samusl Butt,
H. Csllan, John W. Marin,
KhvelI A Lawrence, Washington city, d. C.
J. L. Kidvsl Georgetown, D. O., add the various Drug
stores In Alexandria. 49, u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

REMOVAL
WTE WOULD respectfully announce to friends and
w the public generally that have Inovet store
to the Of 7h the avenue Miss Demott
building where opening very large and extern
sve stock Of all kinds OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
which determined IN cell at the very lowest prices
for each We feel confident that offer greater nduc
ents 10 customers and friends than any house In this
city elsewhere We earnestly solicit call from
TONERS and friends and the public generally.
YERBY MILLER,
Corner Of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
nov l0-eodlmif Bss Dormotts new building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS AT THE MARBLE
HOTEL
HAVE Just received direct from the manufactory Of
i Benkert, Philadelphia
of Quilted Bottom Boots, the best article for
weather gentleman put on his feet
case of fine Dress Boots beautiful article, aud
of Kid top button Caters very superior artiels
Call and them at the Fashionable Boot Store, Brown
Hotel. JOHN MILLS,
nov 10--et Fashionable Boot Maker.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
AND STILL ANOTHER

MORE NEW MUSIC.
f,,,,,,,. THE SONG OFTHE Gypsy.
tntWMy2lSl Be watchful and bewarsl
E&<1@ I'm dresming, Oh I'm dreaming.
Elodie, IFS my last parting song.
Would we'd met.
Young folks ut home. BY Miss Hettie Livingston.
Good bye, OF Farewell Is lonely sound.
Katy Darling.
Dream not ofme
Shells of Ocean, or wanderd the ssa.best shors
Morning and Evening star waltzes, for Guitar.
Z, Rose bud waltz
Gnlloping sleigh ride Polka.
Evening Star waltz. Elm Polka
just received at Winners stationary and Fsncy Store,
9th street, Louisiana avenue
aS~ Another supply Of "Tay-ho" ra1ors received:
nov o. faemi-yyeeklv Newell
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
d. n. TEBBs, & CO.,

1th streets.
WYE have the pleasure to to friends and
w tbepublc generoly, that have just received very
large stock Of Forego and Domestic Staple and Fsdcy Dry
Goods We will be happy to show great bargains in dry
goods at amp time. Wash. News. nov IL
A DOZEN Gents. Merino under.shrts
= do do eaxony wool do 81
do do do and Merino drawers
Ladies' and misses Merno Vests, al Nos.
We offer great bargains In the above goods.
d. III. TEBBS CO.,
No. 4, south side Psnna ay, bet. Q and sts
noyl2 Washington News.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

JUST RECEIVED.
II AIDES blseched cotton hose
Il do brown do do
do mixed do do
do stats do do
do silk and wool do
rnsns' b.soh.d and brown half hose
do wooden bafho~e
boyf and misses cotton boss, all sizes
do do do wooden do do
LADIES' and gsutsmsn's white and eolored Kid Gloves
do Merino gloves aentlemen's do, Boys and Meecs
do Gentlemens Buckkip gloves nom s75 cents TO g. 40
d. ~ TEBBs Co
No a south side Penna, av, bet. 9Th and 7th SITS
nov ~ Washington News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
LOST.

The evenings entertainment viii conclude with the Parcs Of
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

MORE NEW MUSIC.
FAREWELL MY LILLY DEAR
il LILLY Dear Old Folks at home
Little ked Md ng Hood
All, may the Red Rose live always
Mas-R's In the cold ground
shslrs OF Ocean
TsK BANJO, by strakosch
The Rose I,ud Polka
The Sontag Polka
surs Itahenne gems nom tbs Operas
Tho Gipsy's Song, &C &c.
Just received at WINTERS Stationery and Fancy Store
nov 1e-tr 9Th street Louisiana avenue
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
Fresh Arrivals.

T. MUSSELMAN, corner Of Laurel and Tlnid
L . Streets, has just received a fine assortment
of Confectionery fresh fruit, Cordials, Liquors. &c.
&c, selected with care from new imporfaiions,
among which are:
Ra;sons in quarter, half and whole boxes and III
barrels; Ciirois and Currants. Oranges and Lemons
Guase Jelly. Jniube paste Prunes IN fancy boxes,
lars and barrels; Fruits In their own Juice, viz
Pears. Peaches, Sirawberrss, pItims, prunes. April
co.'s, DC, &c. ; Preserved fruits, viz: Pine apple,
apple. figs, Tamarand, CifFun. Ounce, Ginger,
peaches, &c.; Brandy fruits, viz: Cherry. Apricats.
figs, oranges; fine ch6colat, cliristalizetI peaches
frs, oranges, &c. English and American pickles,
olives anil capers q variety ef Ketnhnp and sauces
~sarIines, slobsfers, maekeral. salmon, ~anchores, &c ;
sweet oil III whole and hall bottles.
English dairy, and Western cheese. Goshen and
roll butter; Almonds, La. crashed suyar, STEWARDS
double refined laaf sugar, French and Kentucky
Mnstard-Cnnr powder stulgtori. Orange and other
bitscrs Abas,nis, marasqadia, fsamoiet and Cura
co. An assortment Of the finest Freneh c~onIiais,
White claret, and msascat wine a superior article
rf Bay water. peppermint. essence Orange water
The Gnest brands Of Ciampaigne, cherry. MADEIRA.
and Port wines In bottles. A superior article of
Brandy and Irish Wiiskey. Naples superior Liver
pool Ale. in haifhnttles. cigars lIasana. sigillancia
Serelima-Salsadora and other favorile bands.
Playing cards, fire crackers and fire works, fancy
boxes, &c.
Wedding parties, balls and soirees served at short
notice.
Pound, fruit, and sponge cakes. Anniset By the
barrel assorted syrups by the gallon; the trade
supplied on libeIalterms.
And the finest a~ssortnsnsof candies, with every
Thing IN HE line intended to meet the wants "a his
friends q nd customers. dec2oy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
state Of louisa ma Parish of East
Eafnn knugn. =

In pursuance Of a proclamation Isstied by His
ExrcIiency Joseph Walker, Governor Of the State
OF Leuisiana.
The Polls will be oren at each o the Election,
precincts in the Parish of East Baton Rauge.
TN Tuesday The "a day Of November next,
1852, Tor the purpose Of receiving the votes of
The qualified vote 3 of this Parish, voting for ac-
cepting or rejecting the Constitution. e.
The Commissioners will receive the vote ofali
persons entitled 10 vote under the present Con-
s%tifutior. aud under lie Constitution now 10 be
accepted or rejected by the people fiatA4s
Every qualified voter. voting for or against the
Constitution. shall have written or printed on his
ballot, the Constitution accepted or the Constitu-
lion rejected;
At the Cot1, House in The City Of Baton
Rouge presided by Messts, John H Dulrocq,
q. w. Christine, ond J. w Jones. p
At The House of Mrs. TowDsend's in tho
PLANES. presided by Messrs. Henry &. Yonng,
s. ". Newport. and William Sowelt. ~
At the House Of Mr.. GreenwelIs near Ssndy
Creek, presided by Mcssrs. John F. McCsa,
James Cooper, and William Kelly.
AT the forks Of the Road near tie house of r..
B. HARRISON Esq. presided by Messrs L. w. Brown
A. Dixon and W. L.. BurBet Commission.
ers. The Polls TO be Kept open from o a. NJ.
until a o'clock P. M. Said Election 10 be- condiic.
led and returns thereof made by The Commits
sioners. in all respects according 70 The provisions
offhe Constitution and Laws, in such cases made.
and provided.
Given under my hand officially on this ist'i
day Of September 1859.
Fl. v. BABIN. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
TENTE RElISE.
Fiat de Ia Louisiane-ParoiSs DIES
Ration Rouge.


Cour du Sinieme Distytct Juztciaiire.
Samuel NJ punt as Piker & Foreman, No 1865.
I'm virtu dun writ de ia lance dams lie pro-
II cGs ci-dessus i~ntituIe ct nurnGrote. ct adresse
u moi par I Honora lie Conr du Sixieme District
Jid ciarie, dams ct pour IA Pafoi~e d'Est Baton
Rouge Ct Etat de Ia Louisiana. jai saisie ct Tex.
poserai en- vente ~pnbliane d Ia porte de Ia mai
son de corr dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, Same
di Ie Sixieme Jour de Noven1Ere 1852 4 onze
heures dn matin, IA propriet6 ~cf-apres decrife
SAVIOR lamachine de Ia S~ucrerfe ct ~aupareiI e
appartenart, sIiue dams cette Paroisse dist Bat.
on Rouge, i environ ft1aforze mile he la Vile
de Baton Ronse. pres du Bayou Mauchac ct sur
fhabi.afion de Mi Piker IN des defendeur dams
le process ci-dessus %intituie, ct appartcrart en-
commun par les aaeiendeHrs PikeT ct Foreman, ct
par eux fendn pour payer ct s~afisfaire le Juge-
rnenf, inteTes D { frais dams le process di-dessus
infitule.
Conditions de IA venfe-les acquereurs fo,rni-
ront leus obligations aYec sectriie approuve ct
portant frterei 4 raison de HUT pour cent du Jour
de la vente jusqa'aa Placement final.
II. v. BABIN, Sheraf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
GREAT
HIPPOllROMF.

tNOW EN- ROUTE FOR NEW ORLEANS.1
EOMBIN1NG Il q cream Of all thai is startling
Undressing aud beautiful In The leading featured
Of a CIRCUS, together with all that is grnnt
and imposing in the Ancient Scenes Of the Tour
%halnent. as il %Hilortet the brightest periods of the
Age Of Chivalry together with lite manner
customs, dances and festivals OF the Oriental
will perform il Baton Rouge
on MONDAY NOfEMBER 1st..
An entire change of performance on each rep.
resenfatieri. !.
The heatities dftte Ballet and fantomime will
lie displayed by the far-iamed CREOLE Ball
LET TROUPE, III Il series Of brilliant Pas dc
Fascination.
~ Admission Fifty Cents-Cliildrsn and ser.
wants halfffice.
1FDay Performances at 2 o'clock, P. NJ
Evening al 7 o'clock,
This Company will exhibit nj Port Hudson on
SATURDAY. October 3oth and at Flaqnemines oil
WEDNESDAY, November, 81
Oct.-g3l. g. It. CASTLE, Agent,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
Cour du SlxieMe District Judiciaire.
paroisse d'Ist Baton Rouge Louisiana

A TrENDU que Stephen Roberts. lie la Par
a oisse d'Est Baton Ron g, dams fEtat de Id
Louisiana. Administrator de Ia Succession de Ja-
cob Hawt derliiernlent de cette Paroisse-leesdf.
4 depose an Bureau da soussign6 Gretfisr dc Ia
dite Colr, I'm eompte ct les pieces Justification, de
son edministralio ion dams Ia dite Succession.
Avis est par la p%resente dome q toutes per'
sonles i%nteresse, d'avoir d dedulre dams dix idtfs
de la premiere publication de la %prdsohte, les
taisoiis pottr qtoi le dit compile ne seralt pas APP
prouve, honloloque ct fat lie %jugement de Ia dita
Cour. ct lie dit administrators soft absond de
toutes responsabilite resultant de Ia dite coniiance,
It que con obligation dot annuld.
! M MORENO, Gre Ter,
~fsuriosi da GrsiAer. Uetobre % 1862
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
A Now E lition of Martins Reports.

The undersigned having now in press n new edi'
ton Of MARTINS REPORTS. including the new
series. witl, notes of reference to subsequent deris
aiots Of The Supreme Cotlrt. mp to the Seventh Vol
tme of tbs ANNUAL REPORTS references tt
the Amendments to the Constitution. Statutes. arid
Civil Cole and Code OF Practice, since those decis
ibfs were rendered. Compiled by Thomas Gibbs
Motghti. Esq. Counsellor at Law.
This work has bsei, eot 1T, with great labor and
reseafe I'll. and II IL ii5pe1 viii he found TO nibritthe
patronage. Of tie profession. No alteration OF the
original have been made, esrept to terreet typo
graphical errors airl, III some Instances. Ivy Aiding
marginal notes of points decided. but not Noticed by
lln r%rpaffer.
The high e~lbtafter Of The Cbt,ft during The time
embraced Ii these v6Itnnes the great nsinber Of
tates. involved III tie most important principles Of
tho civil law. as II Obtained prior 10 the acquisition
Of Louisiana, anil subsequently, which are passed
utn,f,. HE learned aud able bfeifs of the counsel
then at the lar-renders this work Of tie efeatest
Importance In Ill those Stdtes md Territories for
,nerly under the Jurisdiction Of Srain, willie IL tile
same lime. the ndics nlf1rI Il ready reference to the
Subsequent authorizations Of the Supreme Court Of
this state.
Tie original twenty volumes. comprising oil the
eHses Of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, from 1909
To 12J1, will he published in TEN VOLUMES
price to subscribers Five Dollars per volume. tsttd to
nonsil,scribefs Six Dollars per Folulieaztastt in all
enses. Neither expense npf labor will he SPARED 10
make the work in every respect worthy the patfdla
age of the profession. Il viii be published completes
and reatg for delivery. in this citY, ly the LIST Of Nov
tinber next. Subscriptions will be received until
this irstpf J%nhuary 1853.
II IL tho intention Of the Publisher TO follow IT TIP
with a new edition ortlie LOUISIANA REPORTS,
tiuted In the same manner. and also to publish rev
editions Of tlie GINlbCODBan md CODE OF
TICE. In the latter work 1t is proposed to publish
the original text entire. follew cath article with the
statutory amendments entire. md The decisions Of
the Supreme Court upon each. Ivy reference to the
toltittie and page.
Each work will require greni lajdf and care and
ns they will he executed under the inttnediaie SUPER
vision Of the aiinbidtor Of Martins Reports. I think
they can be sHfbly commended to tle especial atten-
tIui Of the profession. Some progress Inns already
been inade in these works. and they will lie publish
81 MS speedily as may be compatible With the Utmost
accuracy. ]. b. STEEL. Publisher.
gD fapu at Nav ORLEANS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
Estat de In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIST sss tom Rouge.

COMMENCEMENT 4 uue Proclamation lance
" par son Excellence Joseph Walker GouvrI-
netir de i Fiat lie la Lou siane. une election sera
tentp dams In pnrcisse dist Baton Rouge. +,
Martii le GENE Jour tic Novcmbre proclaim
1862. enlin de cho'sir Fix ~hlce'etifs pour President
ct Wee President dies Etaisunis,
Tn pour Ie line district electoral, compose des,
paruisses tie PIaqucmincs. lie st. Bernard, dc la
Zine MuniripaIlie lie Ia Nahre,le Orleans Iac'u-
element ls 3ne district de la Nauyelie Orleans
ct DIN ianbonrR IRENE. I'm pour lie "a district
electoral, compose de la line MuHicipaIite led
tisiriti de n Nhnvells Orleans i%autoutg Irene
xccptc la Pine MHnicijitif. nam etput lore mis-
trict de la No,NelIe Orleans. I'm pour Ie 3enre.
district electorate compose de cette potion ds In
paiolsstl de In Oflehris, qui Sc trouvc SIR Ia arsife
tie Fieuve Mississippi, ct les paroisse dc 1~ehcisot
ST. CHARLES, 81. John DE Bhptisie, Jadnea. Akrer.
sion, Assumption, Lafourie Interior ct Terre-
boitne.
Uu pour lie lime District electoral C. mrrosce
tes Pafoisse Suiyrnts SAVIOR. st. Iianmary,W Wash
ington, Livingston, st. Helena Esf IF Quest Pc
iiciaua, Point Cottpee; Eat ct Quest Baton Bstot.
Rouge. ct ~lhertilIe.
tu pour le 5me distfict electoral, compose des
purchases DIES Attakppas ct Opelousas, cf des par
oisses ne Rapides 81 AFoteIles. In POUR 10 fme
district electoral compose DIES DISTRICTS fes Match
itoches, Ouaelita ct Cofrordia, eli deg paroi.ses
lies CaiahouIa ct franklin.
La dite Efet ton sera tenue CONNIE Suit. Save IT. II
la Maison de Co,r dams Ia Eillede Baton Rouge ct
preslder par NJ. NJ. John r. Duirotq q, G.. ".
Christine. ct ]. W. Jones, b Ia Maiser de MIDI.
Townsend M Plaius. %presider PAR NM. II C..
Young, $. w, Newrot., ct William Sowal.
A Ia Maison de Mdc Greenwcli pres du Sat-
dy cfeck. t%resider per NJ NJ. John r. Mecca,
james Cooper. ct William Kelly
Al fonrches di chetnin pres de- ID, urem t.
q II IL 49, =. - NE a "
W. i. Burnett, ct $. w. Brown, Commissioners.
Les Poll sertoat 'cn,,e onverts teptfis o her-
res dti matiniusqna heures lie Iapres midi, Il.
dlie election devra etre cohduite et les retotua
tevront en- ttre fats, altlsi' que lie rGqnierent ia
ConstltntiHtiou et ~ Ibis.
Doutt rotIs ira signature oficielle 4 Baton
Rougece lSeme Joar de septembre 1859.