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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
Sueeessta Sale,
state ef L0Hisiana-~pyfi.b Of rs.t
Baton Rouge

IN matter NJ tbe st,aeass,ar, ~ Ia. r.A
dee,d4~s isih JudtejaI district cosst, Mo, lgs b.
"A vUFTUE or 4 commission iesBsd In H..
aeoya shest ssieh and 10 me Aire6fed ffgto
~ mo-. siath Juiieial distfiet court in and fer liz
pa,'su aha s,a.s afjsassid, VII expose NJ pubic
sals oi 1As premises NJ tbs city Of Isatet ttosip6 90 ,
Saturday TIE 1911 day Of Jgne psrt isSs, ~ ID
nefgfk NJ, We Property hereinafter ,s setjbsd la
+ nnf1 s.thn'sl ~ tlsf par 6f nss civ Of Dstss
lis'''es we e,ii ny f'ts lafs Richard Dfyatl bejbe =
eeftsf lGt havihE 4 fs6nt OF N f4sf Md a iaebas
Lniaygitd stfssi !, nellsh Hisasnfe, bg ninsiy fssf ia
d'psH ~ bs6fsl Street, together WIN Mi tks btiiI.
pss a'd improvements thereon, II. Y, BAElS.
'Hat " iby@ Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

DesrtfurloS AND DEAfM-~We end the
following mou,nful tale In tho 81, Louis
! Republican 81, the 9Th Inst >
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock, on
removing d tfnpaulin from sosne iteigh.
OH the levee, ueaf the foot Of Pine street,
n young man apparently about eighteen
wears OF age, who has been for some time
last wandering about Ia a most miserable
aud destitute condition, was found stretch.
ed uron the ground Ia a dying state A
few moments anet being discovered he
hteathed his last. He, In all probability,
died from sickness brought on n material.
lyenhaneed by exposure and want. VIZ
are informed that this unfortunate being
has been wandering about tho levee for
some weeks past Ia a mess wretehed con
dition, suffering from disease aud destitute
of the neeessaries OF life, We made dill.
gent inquiry, but were unable 10 learn his
name or any further particulars concerns
Ing him.
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures
dist Baton ROUGE.
F. Roumerux vs.. Joseph Jacobs-No. 10as

+. K0umerux vs.. Joseph Jacobs--NO. 1O26.
Courd u Sixieme District Jadiciaire.
LIN vertu DUN ordre de 4. ia. addresss au Sheriff
II DE- Id Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge. ct lahce
par rHonorable Cour du Sixiene Disfrics Judi
claire dams ct p0urla Paruisse 1t Etai snsdit. J'ex-
poseFai 90 vente ~puhliqne au caf6 secement oc-
cupee par le dstendcm sus msltionn6 Joseph ia.
cubs, sur Ia rue Convention ct connu CONNIE Il
de ceite vile, Samcdi ie 3eme Jour de Juliet 1852
IN. kcures dn mafin, f0ats les oroits titres int6-
rts It p6rtehtions da dsIendeur Joseph jacobs
dams QUA I'M Billiard ct amenbaensent Y apparte-
Elant, AUST II buvette Fl lie c~onisnu, consisfant eli
caries. goblets. lqucuYs It &C., Be, appartenent
On dltcafI6. saisie pour payer "a s~aaisiaire le mon
sant du jugsnIent int6rets u .ffais dams rafEaire
ci-dessus intitule.-Condifions de- ID rente comp
- tsasecsle bEnefce d'evahssfion. s
junI2 II. H.V. BARN, Sheriff
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TEN7E REMtSE.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Aixieme District Judtcl.
aire-~tar0isse d'1'st Isat0n

MNVelBSs #8 Ef%4H &
John Bird w. III VI Williams. No. ansl.
I'm vERTtr dun esdfe 10 saisie ct vshts lance
IL dams | aiiaire ~ei-sesslts lntitule ct numerete
et a moi adfesse par I'honofable Cout du sisieme
District Judtriaite, dams Ell pour Ia pareisse et
Fiat susdit, pesposetai ell yente publiqne 4 Ia
refse 10 Ia Mstson de Ceur da,s Ia Vile do Ba.
ton Rouge. satnedi le Jeme jour do Juliet pro.
cham, 1864, a ii hanfes do. matin, tous les dfoitH
tire, lntefets et ptetenslon de la defehdel,f,
ians ali ales pterfiete hypethequdl ei-apfes lie.
eftte, SAVIOR I fHabttatien sur laqaelle faaihtea
nant do meure Ia detenaefesse ct eonnu son II
nom +" RAdiagton plafistien,p situe dans ee.te
pafotsse tEst Baton Reagel eohtenant vingt.deux
afren,s at daini do tste sur 10 ileave Mississippi,
par quarante do profondear, ayent nsul cents ct
ifente afpefts sipeficir, ensemble avee toatea Of
%singulier les batisses ct amelieratiena. borne ca
baut par terre do la Succession de Guy Dnplnn,
tier, maintensnt y. y, Conrad, aussi I'm antre
mereeau d. ierre dams Ia dit iparo,sse adjeineiant
d la ligne interieura at tnpfeeau ci.deseus deefit
eentenant six arpent de face sur 10 dit iletve par
qaeFante de pfeiondeur, borne en- haut paf 10
mofeeau ei.devant deefit, ct on has par tefres do
Col Phillip Hieky, avee ioates les ba'isses 81
am6liofatiods Ia dsssns. Ahssi les eselaves 81.
aprea nonrtne, savaifi William, Charpenfier
erdinaire. agde 10 iaenie Jour do Mars, 1912, do
70 ans Jacob L,nsey, salors 81 Jacob Gotisr,
tonnelier. 80 Henry Gotidr, 40; Edmund, euad.
nienr, as; Charles, 40; Francis "a Henry ID,
Phil 10; Dominic 10, Dave 81 Henry 20 Tom
II; Biz Joe 10; Lee "a Cyrus Ia Little VIII
liam i9j Slekey 20, Clarisa 90 Patience 10
Big Jenny %, Hose 30 Mary Ann 30. Minet,s
a0l Msiiuda 22 Hetty 40; Betty II Nancy II;
Alexis s; Theresa z; Denis 0 Isabella 4 Little
Rosette o Susan Cock 80; aussi to,,s les efiians
des n6gresse ~sselaves, cl.dessns deerits ct hypo-
thsqu6 depuis Ia date on d, hypo,heque 10 lsine
Jour de Mars, isaa) saisle pour payer ct salts
iairc 10 JUDGEMENT, int6rat ct frais dams l@tfaire
ci-dessus intitule 81 aunaerote. Conditions de ID
vente, D VII ere Ut dc dcux nnois, mais l'eeqakrcur
fcnfnira soa obligation 4 dotz mois, aver bonnie
personnelle, parfant 10 pou, cent d inte-
rot du jour do 10 vsnte jusqa' lau pai6ment ct hyp-
o.6qtIe retinn jnsqu'nu pniennent final d. Ii dtte
obligation funalo 1t II, v. BABIN, Sheriff
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summer Retreat.
H Fishing ETC.

"A Nextensive Boarding Establishment has been
n fitted npstsLAst Island, and is now omen for
The reception OF visitors. 1t 10 under the personal
ss-perihtendence OF MADAmE e. Pfcor, whose g.
pataticn In this capacity IL we'll known.
The advantage otohis delightful location, In
unsurpassed fishing and sca-bslhinx, render Il III
most agreeable summer retreat on the whole
socthern cost.
No pains will be spared 70 render visitors con-
f4tahaea TheEcharses silT ~ mSaelr4e,an the
tshae f1rnishedw win every ding lie nei.hburinx
markets afford.
Attacked 70 the establishment il d well-stocked
Pal, baisrd md Bowling Saloons, md ! Livery
osAoie, where horses and carriages can BE- procrf-
s, g Unable visiton 10 ride Of drive o. III *
Gull. 80 -
\. R.Mnl nsrots B-uardiar.hsrse II Ftsnk-
I'm vii g conducted q hereto(ole. under ~
aperntendens of Der iiktes, Nm Gums. vhsre
- az e g q! times T,ssspased b rersivs fhsss
matI5 "a
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ETAT mr. IA r.OInstANE,

TNf0tSse 7Y11B8E 15HIDH 3~IINEe-CUU1
RN StsieSne Dtstfset,
Dams ia ffAire ae Ia Succession de John Il. Foster
jeesjs--aNo. $50, .a4
A via publiaas Get )af Ia pfssehie tonne que
~ Jesse Hart, Nseeutef testamentaife. de Ia
derniets velenis et testament tu dit decide. q
mis- al bufea,i du ufeiFef de estte GeIF.i SIN
eeapts final administration de IA dits success
sies, T'eutes tefsahnes intefesses con en- epnse.
atenee notidef, que 81 opposition ne pas fatt en-
eertt dams din ipurs De Ia premiere publication ds
Ia t.resente le dt eostrte sefa eonfita,d ct hefbsla
egitet ee%nisiu,ameht i Ia lei
bureau da efetftef. Quest Baton Rouge, CO ii
Jut,, A, H. 1881
ipjuin pf w, B.CHAMBERIJN, Gfefiss,
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Fashionable DanCipg.

MADAME ARRALINE BROOKS respect.
lNl fully informs the residents Of Baton M
Rouge and It's vicinity, that her Academy nzl!
is now open, md the days and hours Of -
tuition are as foiews:A
Childrcnis Class, taf the City Hall will be Oh
Thursdays and Saturdays, at hnlf past
Ladies' Class. NJ ondays snd Wednesdays, from
s mill a.
Geatlemens Glass Tuesdsy< and Friday nights,
from s until 10. 1
Terma-soz Children. So per month, n $40 for
two LADIES' . Gentleman SO. matt
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tI5~ The Baltimore correspondent OF
the = Journal Of Commerce states that
bur few OF the uniniiisted at a distances
have sny idea of the anouh. Of money
that u inst now spent there's
1.-THE expense, (hs thinAs) which At"
ssudsa nemination and all election. will,
In tiltA country, soeh rival that which at'
tends All election fer The House OF Com
r,sns h, Great Britain, II Ia a subject
for grave alarm. We shall seon be una
Die 10 boast Of the simplicity Of our fns,i'
statieas Corruption has seized hold Of all
ill which Ii can lay its hands, and the
great body of the %eennhnity fall 10 apply
tie corrective which Il within their reach,
Ills evil and the failure to apply the rem
~dy are common TO 10th parties, and the
field ID. each IL left to those who, like Sews
ard aud others, make politics . regular
HnrfIS~St ETY. aH N .~- @#"### H#g*@& q
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Etat de Ia LOnisiane-paroissc 1'Isst
2 Baton nOtjge.

Mary Gayls, apsuse De James d. Stuart. w. Ar
drew Malta. No. 75a. Gouf du sixisme bis.
tfiet tudieairs. fssa
I'm vER1U dun writ A. fl. adfssse ~ Sheriff
- dc Ia Paf6isss d Est Batoa Rehgs, et lsnre
par phenorable Ce,f da sikisne District dHns st
pour Ia fareisse ct Fiat snssdit. Jiespesafsi sn
ve1te ptbliqie h Ia porte 10 n1agaki1 appartsdant
Az Col. A. Matta, sur Ii fte dc rEalfse, dahs Ii
vile dc Baton Rouge, aaiaedi, ID Mdts' Jour Dc
Juliet proclaim, 1862, i midi teus la dreits.
Tires. intetets Of pfetsnsien da dit Jsiendeit An.
DIRE W Malta, dams ei b 10 tsrfsin OH nlofeeau de
tefre oi.apfss dsetite. siiu6 dams estte partie do
10 vile dc tsten tseuge, nrrsuts par A. Grass, ut
dasigt 9 dams IL pin ~hsufaiif e8nitne II lot No.
q, do pllet No I. ~ nfesareHht 10 pieds de- faee
sir n rus de pEglisa, Of J6s de ptsds sur IA ligne
daffiefe, ct nissufant e4l do pied sur Ia ligts
Quest. u 90 pieds sur Ia iigne esf, IL tobs r4estire
Franchise, ei.semble Hyee les batisses ct atnslie.
fatiets sitn6 sur IL dit ~tssfsin, rsndu par 10 de-.
fsndeH pom payer 81 s~stisfaire 10 jagemsnt, In.
tefest ei tfais, dams fstfaire ei-dessns intituls.
Conditions do Ia vente~4Cotnptant--svse Ia
t6n6fee LIBERALIZATION. II. v. BABtN, sh6tif
ca 40 Mai. 1874, gf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

CAsE OF DR GARDINER in the Grim.
iuai Court, at Washington, on the 9Th
Instant. Judge Crawford delivered an elab.
crate opinion ovefruling tue demurrer to
the Indictment ageinst George A. Gardi.
, ilcr, charging him with Obtaining y larga
~ain Of inency upon false presonces, under
the Mexican Indemnity Act. The case
VIII, therefore, be for trial At the next term
of the Court.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
Stats or LOU1suANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT uouRf. l.tst
In matter OF the Succession Of atehh a. Foster
tiaeeasedH=No $50
DUBt.1C notice ~ hereby given that Jesse Hiatt
j testsinentafy executor Of The last will and
testament Of lie raij deceased, has filed IN the offies
OF The Clerk Of this Eaift, his final account Of nd
minis,fatibli Of The said estate All persons intefes
ted are therefore notified, that unless orI,oslileii he
filed thefete III writing within lei, slsys itb,a ilie .ffsi
publication " ,his npties, the said areesnt will BIZ
confirmed and iieniHieraisd according 10 Law. sa.
Clark UHies. Wsst Baton Me6pe, tlis 10th day
ef tehe, A, d. tBsa, W. D. CHAMBERLAIN.
june 10Th, v tins. ~.Y.atfs Clerk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

1AR, GUrsoTTS Yellow Dock and sarsapa
IL rilia Tor the cure Of disease, er as a Spring
ofaAAsr Of the hlcod and a. a general .enic ff ,be
y tfstcn. n snrlvsled,
= The curative powers cfshis Extract are truly won
aerfal, ard all invalid. should make immediate trial
! vi the Yellow Deck and SarMpsrilla. It cannos In
tnrs the most delicate patient. Then NY from min.
srl nussrusns 10 SOCK hope, It's and vigur from this
purely vegetable remedy. Therefore, however bro.
hen in health and spiris, however lcalhsoms 10 him
self and others. let no cae despair Of recovery 10,
The patient only understand sha, hs hope Of physi.
cal rcssuEa,ion lies only IN G~uysott's Extract Of Vel.
iew Deck and ssnsAparlls. and persuade him, for
Nv hfs's sake. 10 Try h. and we have M hestsasion In
predicting his speedy ressssasion 70 healsh-
car See advertisement. marg7 3m
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RTATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH or EAST EATON RaUCE,

= EINVn fIjftfffAf. MET f4ffha s1ltnY
sstsh h, youav, - tss,;ss aa,h,,ia,. ~ ~.
. ''"s. vs. sas.as gesno'ot+ mo ese'
rssuta ..s we've %, 81 ~ ieeia
.,.ts..s ,a.ses no as.s,,oh y - snsrs'9fs
= e,esisa ai,d H~Ntidssd tbat there ts iyaSs
das.ad III NJ i. paln,ant .a,sab Ieefs, n list The
;aJ,,na' /; ."f'ies se' q III n,s egnfefssitn ~
II .,,s.a. mfhhsoi ~ ume waih.ih, ase,iaiitF "
ssna seven HUNDRED J%,ollsfs and father, that
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/ o. or.

nE6OT0 LODGE, no. I. RegularNA
" Seated Aeefinss, every Thursday Eve ~
sin. aMAGNOLIA KNCAMPMENT./ ~
NJ 4. ReSaI@x Stsfed Meesinsk, The se<erd Sns
fnrth Saturday, Ese ings 10 eaxh Essn.h. iIsus
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EHMFH
r-1hs bs,nestslia cspdlas,e fef Ptssi:
den, ID tiuH Aaeay bad pidabily Described
by the New York Tribune
F,Ftsstiiu pistes VI . n,ah Of fslf pesstA.
d ehatsotaf, moderate abilities and the
Astserss. partisan feelings. He evidently
cgbslaefs that this country was ofehlea on
pufIose Id be- fnisd by The party styling
ttseifr ~i)s,neefaiic = and never bstbofed
\ suspieion tist the party ever was or
pauld i# ii error. II asAed what wa
The eesas,op Of Adams Fall, he wotld
ias,inetively answer Federalism lie
never had one Progressive ides, but II ~,
I'll things a model Hunker..
Gen, Pierce was fepea, adly c,eseu 70
the Nav Hampshire Legislature, lHeuse))
u which he was iiually made Speaker
lie was Hfsl elected 10 Congress IN 1893,
tMsteh,) teek his ssa, The following Ds.
esmbsf, and served through two teifhs.
when he was chosen Into The ssi,Hte,
whete he served nom 1897 10 is4a, when
he resigned, lie won no position N
either House, and was not qualified TO WIN
sny, lie 10 essentially eli ofdinsfy mar,
III everything pa. paftisansbip, but ihs
toeefoaeism ID pf d vinJiutive aud t,hliggs
Mani. we peculiar 10 New Hampshire
Ohio alone yainly attempting to equal
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

a bearer OF dispatches from the U. S,
Government to Gnayaquil. Ecuador, wen,
tut III the steamship Crescent Cay, from
New York.
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Fiat de Ia LOuisiaAe-~1sAFItsse
dsEst uatOn MOnge.

Betigiie de I Uii9tt vs. Sarah Hhaaasia Itttiee, Ell
aI Nc, 1853, teuf III s~sptiaihe District Ju4
dieiaife, Pafoisse d'Isst Felieiana.
I'm Veftu d uie of,lfe lie A. IA. adfssse all Sheriff
Il de la Fafoisse FEET Ustoi Rouge u lance
par l'tt9a. Geut fu aeptienie District Judieiare.
dams et pour Ia ~tsfeisse dist Felieiata ct tstat
susdit, TexposetHi IN yente p~t,bliqta b Ia tstte
De Ia inaiseh lie robf dams Ia Vile lie Baton
Ilblge, saniedi, IL 5eine JOUR De. Juliet, 1862. 4
n heiifes db matih, tous les dtoilss, Hire. intefsts
ct ttftensien de john Baker Rhodes 81 Benjamin
Franklin hhedes, dams gu h les auatte lois Dc
leffe %suivant. silue daiis tet.e psfiis Do Ia Vile de
Ba'9n Rouge. sfpeute par 10 le1 Ellie Dssufesatd,
9, dasighe dHns y plan hs,ifs.if de- Ia dit villa
eetntBe les lots Nes q, 10, II ct ~ dans t'tlet
No. 10, ensemble asae teitss lee batisses Of at8a.
Iteration ID dessus, ssisle peBf payer ct sails.
ialfs leufs portion %eshifi1s dg SUI les dts ofdfe
de H. H., par lss dis John y. II n. r Rhodes.
discus Id Semitic De detts cents ct tfsnte ffeis
plastic at tfebia tfBis cents ehaata, ensemble ayst
los ibtsfets Ut ffais,
Conditions 10 Id Observation-Disclosures II
tehefae LIBERALIZATION. II. v. BAHIN, sheriff
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state or Louisiana Parish OF East
Ilnlnn Rouge,

Mary Gayle. vile f6f Ihtfies y. Hfiaff, W. Ati#
dew Malta, Sixth judicial District Court.
Perish % East Baton 1,eugs, Mo- FIR 7
10y VIRTUE Of q Writ Of IL II directed to The
II EhsfiF Of the Pafish Bf East t3at6ti HeHse,
and Issued from The tteHi The sixth Judicial Dis.
ttiet Court IN and isf the parish and ststa alsfe.
said, | will expose at public auction ut the Store
H9ttss door talensihg 10 Col, A. Malta on Church
Street, IN tie sity Of Bateh Rouge, on Saturday,
The ID day Of Judy, 1899. at ta O'clock, M, all
he fight, lille. Interest and claim Of the said des
ishdent Andrew Malta. In and To the following
described lot or parcel Of ground, and situated In
thet part Of The city 1f Baton Rouge laid out BY
A., Grass. and designated on The fgafatiys plan
Of said city as lot No, o, In sauafe No. /. and
measuring 30 feel front on Church street, and sDl
feet o., the rear line, and measuring d4t feet on
The West line, and 6g fsst on the East line. all
French measure, together with all The buildings
and improvements, situated on said lot. satfen.
dsfea by The defsndsnt 10 pay and satisfy the
Judgment, interest and costs, In the abevs entitled
suit, Terms Of sale cash. with the benefit Of 40.
ptslseinent II, v, BABtN, Sheriff.
May abth, ts1g. Of
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SHERlFFSAIES.
sTATH AFlNUINIANA.
'PulssH aW WeN .I1lalJH KOaAf.
] i are amman 4stsFb i,iT A,,tynF

+ 80 SthE ANNF - +tt
sisfH9 fbDitaJ psfltior ovun'r
In The matter OF The succession III Melluste Ttab.
edeaa*sAANes Asgs sfti4
DY VIRTUE OF Ar efHsr nom tha Honorable,
- the nikth District Court Tor the ssld parish
and State aforesaid, Of dale, tthne tha s4th, tkDs,
directed 10 abe HhvriT Of this t'sfishi VIII be
exposed ut tuhlid sate az The Ietft House Of This
psflsh, OH Thursday. the sslt aaya sf saiy, ts1g,
NJ + e'tleek, A W. The tsgfe bay named BILL,
sge,i as years. Belonging 10 fhh said ueeessiehf
: Terms Of tsalsa Payable In Tires eauslinstHli
tf,ehtss maturing In March, Of the years lHBl,
isB4. and 1919 purchaser 10 furnish big notes On
defsed 10 The satisfaction Of the thtof, bearing y
per rent interest HiteF due, titl paid HpsyHble ut
The slies OF the taeetdef Of this parish. With
special ibeftgags fetsihed uhtii Anal tayfaent
June 9th, 5ts ~ W. POPE. Dep Sheriff
E1ITD DE III NE-par4
otsss Oaast HatoH Rouge,
Dams l~iaffaifs ID IA saeaessieti3 Modest 1hihs.
aaau.s No 400 sixiettie District Judiaisifs.
I'm veftu dun srlfe b mol addresses par la eaaf
u du Aisienie District taiieiafla Ne 7 tt#t ljbuf
eetts ~t3afeisss ea iste do 4 Jaia 1859 thstosefai
Ell vphta rHblidiia d IL ,lais6n da eebf 40 eatta
~tafaisse tsiifi II y iHillet lsh9 4 ! | hsuFas Al NJ.
~l'eseiape Bill age DE- ID airs dependant do Ia siel
tession siisdite.
Conditions lie ID yente- payable en- tfeis terms
saatts %eateant eli niajs tes annies 1851. 1874 n
1895, l~iseauifi eli ioufnissht. DIES billsts hypethea
eaifss endorses a h satisfaction aa lutaiif do pors
iafi q t,aF cent d'intsttt pas al spef e~ahesffee
%iusdii'a al Pc tfait ~pAiehiaHi fayahlas All bureau do
Recorder ua aette rafptse, Quest 1.afei Rouge
f NV, POPE. pep'ty Sheriff.
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.MELEAND HORSE IlARNrSETS N -,i.
AVA NAesp ~ eash Il A NATrK:S<
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rROUND MUSTARD AND SPICES. always
~ fxsh-whoIesals sDsl retai at A. MATTAia.
Agent Eos Dixon. shoemaker 3 Co-Ciucinha.i.
Ohis.s sss June 18th Y.
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ELASTIC ,teel spurs, a very superior article
Il fer sale BY d BRaDFORDs
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SAMUEL MATHEWS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Office
Near Cor, g Lafayette and Laurel Sta
baton Rouge, I'm.
Notice.

1,tlE Cos aftnership heretofore existing Under
L. the Gfaf Ut piKs HAaf h Co, IL this day dis.
soived by mulaal cement. The undersigned will
continue business under the Batae md s.yls of 4. NJ,
ltA#r and CO, N H. NJ tHAtT.
June tpih. t. w. n. PIKE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

For Sale Of The Foundry.
"A GOOD WAGON, with irun axles, and har.
II ness for four horses will be sold cheap on :
credit for good paper. Apply to
Apr. "a, II. HILL & HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

n Reasns Ffencn- English md Au.e1icsn
OOO 6ne md surpertfne Foolscap ana ietteI
PARIS. fox sale By JOHN C. III NOTE.
Y 0ct.19. Past Offre room
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

Onn RUSH SACK CORN for sale III any
pOO Quantity, from the half dime upward, BY
JOSHUA BE.aL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

0ATS--soo bushels, for sale ny t
" apri7y JOSHUA BEIL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

Fast Line.v

.1AlB.sLEs TIMOTHY HAT, for sale by
stNyO arrlTy .Joshua Hsaf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-24
ANOTHER FAcT.-I.as, week We re.

ANOTHER FAcT.-I.asl week we re-
corded The fact that sturdy old Demo.
crat has asserted, in our presence, that he
would vote for Willard Fillmore in pre-.
ference 10 any Democrat lha, could be
brought put. Since then one of The lead
ing Democrats Of this county. in a ron-
versa'inn with us. made This emphatic
declaration: !. Tor the las! year 1au
mind has been made up 10 uofe for N.
Fillmore" These facts indicate, in nnr
opinion. the existence of a very general
sentiment ihronghnut the Stale.
Winchester (Ea.) RepuIEeaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-24
Republicanism in Europe. =

Republicanism in Europe. = The
prospects Of Rrpublicanism IN, Europe
(says The Rrhm"nd Republican, appear
al present decidedly dark. The poo
pie have no correct conception 81 liberty.
They have no arms 10 yinlicale their
rights. Their rulers on The other hand.
have immense and well-ii-ciplined ar
mics 10 keep them in .suhierlinn. The
reaction ia France has Strengthened the
hands of power everywhere. Conse-
quen,ly, The ia,ervenllonisls of our couu.
Try are engaged in mo,l hopeless cru
SADIE. Th. y have before them task
whirh they have M means To accomplish.
To make Europe free they must first en-.
enlighlen her masses with a true idea Of
liberty. which OF itself will be the work
Of century. The people Of Europe
will then redeem themselves. When
Knowledge and Power 90 hand III hand.
Liberty must follow. But Power with
oui knowledge is Sampson without eyes.
and whilst he may pull ,lnwa HE lrmple
rf oppression. will bury timscIf in its ru-
ms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-24

The following item, which forms part
nl Inc proceedings nf me House o. Rep
resen,aiises 81 California on Che i0ih
ulnma. wilI probably explain The object
af the recent rrnisrusssn - that country
Of several parues III Slaves. accompanied
by lheirownefs. from The Southern States {;
Mr.. Peaehy presented most extra.
ordinary memorial af ivflye bundled and
eighteen eiiixens u Saslh czrolins and
Flarids. ssking the Legislature oil Cal'ior-
MIA 10 grant ihem. as an essential benehs
to this State. The privilege Of becoming
citizens. OF identifying themselves per-
manenlly with our interests. and oil emi-
grating 10 onr rural districts wiihs raiIa-
DE and gorenlabie population. in me re-
idfion Of property. BY whose peculiar
labor alune our valuable soils may be rem
dercd productive. and our wilderness may
he made 10 blossom like the rose.'
They ask permission TO colonize rural
district with a population fnrl less than
two thousand sla. e." ~H
After some discussion the petition was
referred 10 The Commiliee on FEDERAL Re-
laiions. ~