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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
From the Panama Herald, 10th uit.
New Granada.

The Republic Of New Granada has
made more progress IN the path OF liberal
principles than any other of lter sisier TIC.
publics ia South America. Aud her pro.
grcss has been more rapid than my other
of her n%eighbors. with IN enlightened
spirit Of ltherality she has granted Large
conccssiosss to foreigners with the view Of
Increasing her " resources, aud promo
ting the commercial facilities ofthe world.
Her policy il this respect has not been
u narruW Que. Mo- only 10 companies
aud capitalists has New Granada made
liberals grants, but also TO individuals who
CHOOSE to anvil themselves Of the advan-
sage of taking up and c~ultivasing a quan-
nsy of land.
Souns of the advances which this cov.
ernmeia has made h human progress, may
be SUMMONED hip as follows:
lsf. The law which declares free all
the slasesin TIN. republic. aud indemnifies
The masters This law was demanded BY
q vast Enajossy Of the people. and DID not
encounter The Obstacles existing IL some
other countries, because Of The small nuns
her 81 slaves aud the low price Of labor.
The clailas Of reason and christianity al
% had lneir influence.
"a. The destroying Of the tobacco mo-
lopoly. the good elects of which are Al
ready lelf.
81. Trial by Jury in certain cases. IN
tending 10 extend i 10 others.
@ All. fflNa uasx4Msx~. II ttsa nrsvslnrraO IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
stsste OF. Louisiana SIS Parrish of
NHhf HAspn Rouge

Late Third Dtstytek, roe ,Sttth Judi
etts District curt.
Constance lteelin pifiantipf Us. John W. Dawsoli.
Ne. 2iin.
DY virtue Of all ofttts n ~, issiiel In 'he a'tovc
ID entitled and numbered suit, and to me difefta
ed flosn the Hon, Sixth judicial District Court,
In and for Il e Parish Of Last Baton Haase and
State OF Louisiana, | have seized and will expose
al public sale, at ihe Court house door, hi The ely
Of Iaion Rouge. OH Saturday the seeonf day OF
October next. 1852, at II o'clock, A, nj, the iieie.
matter described property. to.wii A certain
II dgnent III iavur ul The defendant. ]. w. paw.
son. and against AID lila Bird, wife Of DR.. Samuel
g. Layeoek. aid the said Samuel q Layeotk, her
husband, Tor the sum Of eight hundred AMI seven
dollars and sesenty4six cents tsUT T6a 1nnl which
Judgment was rendered la favor oi said Dawson,
defendant. OH The 1sti day ef May, 1851, by The
Honorable Sixth Judicial District Ceuit in and
Tor the ratisiieI East Baton Rouge. hi The matter
OF the succession oil William H George. dee. and
No. 81 Of the Records of said Court said judy
n,eni Is seiaet to pay and satisfy the Judgment
interest and cost In the above entitled suit.
Terms OF sale, cash, With The benefit OF apa
pfaisetnent. 5,
A copy Or the Judgment seized and new ad-
sertisea Ia be- seen lii my Office.
angps4et II v BABlN. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

sir, think that Genfal Pierce Ia entitled
70 The support. 30 faf, at least, as any
anali question IL concerned, 81 I'LL Proles.
Miit Americans
Again, sir. II IL In u good measure oW'
ing 10 The Democrats pafty mat harsgaf.
Gus prasfina OF ilogghlg IN the Navy, has
been abolished aud II the llaiIies nave
given you of Ami.Slavety tieti Wilo now
support General Pierce, aud the either
iapts / have stated, ore not CONCLUSIVE
proeI that the Democratic party asla its
%eandidate Of progress aud Professionalism.
OF human freedom and human rights, are
the party aud the candidate from whom
we must look for the nloiitioii OF slavery,
/ do not know wt,nt eati constitute stieii
proof / think nothing more Ia necessary
I'd ahow that the claims OF General Pierce
10 tie Anti avery mels anu pfotestatits,
are far superior to The Wing candidate.
A dissolution Of the Union lias been
spoken OF. am a Democrat. Ia favor Of
laws and systems potierrihg the greatest
amount of good OH the greatest llahlber.
Therefore, / consider the refpetuity Of
this Union of more Importance 70 The
spread ol civil and religious liberty, and
the hnal 'abolition of slavery OF every kind,
throughout the whole wotId, than even
the immediate OF FINAL abolition oil the
slavery or the limited uhmhe. OF the Atri-
eau race in our Southern States, strongly
az | desire their immediate emancipation.
lhe eyes of the oppressed aud eiislaved
hundreds Of millions OF other lands, are
turned to our country, Rs their last ahu
only hope. aud az the only land Of all
Gods earth where tile victim Of foreign
oppression and the exiled patriot eau fluid
A refuge and a home.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
A daring Runaway

The Memphis Eagle OF the 2lst Inst,
gives the following account of ali inter-
view between a runaway slave aud a
planter IN Fayette county, Tennessee. IL
appears that Mr.. Core, the planter alluded
to, while riding in one OF his fields, saw a
stout, able.bojied negro approaching him
from tile woods. Mr., Gore awaited his
approach, thinking he belonged to one OF
his ~neishbors, and had been sent upon
some Grand. He came boldly up 10 MIR.
Core, and the following conversation en-.
SUED
Your name Is Mr.. Core. | am a runa.
way. and have long wished to have a con-
yefpation with YOU. | do not fear being
~aprtehended. / am well armed, (eSlib.
ting te Mr.. G. i splendid brace Of pistols
ands bawie.knife.l But filave long want
ed to ~ you. III the first plaee ! wish to
pay yoa. as your negroes have been feed.
ing me- Tor several months, and | have a
| plenty Of money, (puIliug out OF his peck
| ct. as he SPOKE, a lafge roll OF bank notes.
and | assure you | never murdered ANY
man to get it. ] got 1t by robbing houses
in Memphis, (naming nany houses here
aud exhibiting 10 Mr.. G, a large bunch Of
false kevs.)
MIR. Core, doubling the pfopfiety OF at
tt mnting to arrest him, as be was alone ,een.
eluded he would question him about tive
unawavs who had been gone sometime,
aud asked the negto If he knew them, aud
when he had seen them. The Negro
| promptly replied that he did know them,
and volunteered to assis' Mr.. Core In ar.
| resting lhem and told hiM If he would
| meet hifn alone at the same place the
next daY, he would carry him where he
uould arrest both Of The negroes. as they
had beeo very troublesome to him, anu he
wanted go get rid of the,u.
Mr. G. promised to meet him at the
place and time appointed, but Instead oI
going alone. he took with hin his over.
| seer aud another Young man, aud seereted
them, armed with doubie.bafrelel guns.
Ia the vicinity Of the place Of meeting.
At the appointed time. the fuue way made
HIS appearance. but Instead Of finding MIR,
g. alote, found the two gentlemen with
their guns ieveled upon him. He at once
surrendered aud gave up his weapons.
begged them not to lie him, as he waiited
TO he taken, aud was tired of staying out
having been Ia the woods near five years
that he belonged 10 d gentleman IN Ala
| hama and that lie would still 10 with
them aud show them the two negroes, as
he had promised. They concluded to
trust him, and all four proceeded IN corn.
pany 10 an cid, deserted cabin. hard by.
Upon approaching the cabin, our hero In.
Eormed his captols that the two negroes
| were iii it--tlat there was but one door
aud no wtadow-that IL they would suf.
fer him TO approach the cabin FIRST, as soon
as he entered the door, they might close
up, ana thus capture them with his assis-
tanoe They agreed TO this plan. aud he
proceeded cautiously towards the cabin,
aud, III he entered the door, heckonvd u
rush ta. They did so, but 10 aud l,ehold /.
they perceived a back window, through
which their prisoner had jumped, aud
mounting tire oveeseer's horse made good
hrs escape.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

Ir SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOWN
for Il IL strictly irue. siat Indigestion IL the parent Of a
large portion If the fatal diseases. pyseaissy, diarr.
hen. cholera marbis, liver complaint, and nrsnv
other diseases enumerated In the city Inspectors
weekly catalogue DC ealfs. are generated by inii
gcstiola alone. Think III tint dyspep,ies think. If
Il I'LL win s,iHsr frnrs eieoedered stspnacils. and II
vol. are willing 10 re guided hy advice, founded
upea experiences. resort ut once tdon't delay a ,lae
10 Hoaand's tjcrnan Bitiors. prepared By Dr. G. M.
lscxsoS. which, rs mi Hlleraiise. curative, and In
virnrani. stands alane nnsl nilaparoarheds General
DvIui. Ia0 Arch street. We have tried these Bit.
tiers. and know tlai they are excellent for the dis.
eases rlseciacJ above -PkaaaifIMia City JHem.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
Etat dc la Louisiana -Pareisae d'Est
Kat0u Rouge,

Cur du StssieHe Ussftiat Jpiigtdttr
Samuel Mount N. rlker and Foreman .. ihts.
I'm vaftb dun writ lie II fa., lance ila,ts le
IL pt,ees ~ei-tiess,is intlthle It .iii16fote. Ell
atlfesse a Moi par fhoiiofable Colf ti sixitnie
District Jtdiei ,ire, ,atis at poiir Ia Patuisse d Est
Baton Rouge ct Etat de Ia Loiisiane, 1'rxrossfhi
I'll vefie p~uldiq,ie d ID porte lie ID tnaisuli lie tvur
tlans Ia vile lie Haton Rouge, samedi lie leuxs
ishle Jour d'Detulfe proclaim, 1882, a midi Ia
p~iopriets ~ci-arfes %,eefiie SAVIOR la n,aeh,he lie
la %suefefie ct apparel Y appafteratif. sline dams
cette pafuisse East naiun ketge, o environ giia.
Jorge mile De la vile de baton Rouge. pres ,a
raven Msnellae 81 sur lhabitaiiof lie Nj. rikef
ui dps ,lefAndenf dams Ii process ~ei.ilessiis intittle.
1T arpaltenatit ell eotfnttii les dts defeiidetifs
Fiker Il Foreman. tt par elis fetlu pour payer
Ell ~satistaife le %hleitant du %itlgenient, intefdts ct
irais ,lsns lie process eiadessns iiiiittile.
Condiii lts de la OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II be-
heite d LIBERALIZATION. III VI BALM,
ee aS Auut.el shetif,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
Fiat de Ia Leuiaiaile + aroisso d'ssst
Baton Rouge.

.a,ieieasae Coar au slemt District. dffatiiftffiit C9stt
da .sfgisHte District Jiidleidfte.
ttp,tsiaiiee l~toeIIin punlantief Is. JOHN " Hawsoii
No. 2Iau.
I'm viftu dun aiias II. fa,. lance dams le Tfcees
Ia e~i-ilessus intiiule et iis,niefote, 81 adfesse 4
moi par l'honoiable Cour du sisieme District jus
~lieiaife dams 81 pour Ia Pafeisse diest Baton Rouge
et Etal de Ia Louisiana, J'ai saisie ct J'eSrosefai
Ell vente pieliqie d Ia puite dc la unison de coui
dams 10 vile lie Baton Rouge, sanDedi lie ileusieule
1oar aUetobrr. proclaim 1862, q II hetres Oh
matin. la pfoI,lftte cia %,ieerite, sasoif. lu
certain iitgeiaent en- ratelf di teteIidaIif John
w. Dawson, ct eolitre Atalia bird. tenilne du DR.
samuel g. f~.aYeeels, ct IL did Samuel & layeoek
sofi mari, rbtf hut cent ct sept piastres ct suiS-
ante ct sipfe cents, 1907 7d-ln0t IL auel iuge.
nieiit tut REMIT IN favour DID dit Dawson teipli.
,leaf. ID l5ente jour dc Mai. 1851, par [ llunora bic
Couf tiu Sixienin District Jutiaiuifa, dams Ut l,oti
la rafoise 'ast Baton Rouge tafs la ulaiisfs lie
la Succession de William II. George, taeddd, 81
No. Oh, DIES iegisira ia ID dite Coar. lie III, iuga.
melit est saisie pattr payer 1t s~atisfslfe le iige.
tnelti. intsreis ct trails dams 10 process e~isdessls ia
.tituia.
Conditions do Ia yelte - Comp ant avec le
beneliee d'syalaatioiA Inc cppie du ~iugeiiiens
suisia ct mainieiialit %aiinenee, peut etre ttu i mon
Bureau.
ee as Aaut.et. II. " BADtN, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
,ilIet 3t.H IT, Y HABfE, Sheriff.
STATE on so rssHAvA,
Pttyish II Eaa Bllfoa Rouge, Jauks

a1y ~. 1859
cfhtsfisa I. ksi9nfs No. ltso4sisth sud-.
R,etsHp Il. HoslsdNj eia' District eea'h
HylIis case alltr argument md evidence, II IA
i considered testfiatedly 10 Tho property topics
--iile plaintiff hes failed 10 MAKE the required
proof to The alleged eyeesscs 10 entifie her 10 q
sepafafien from led aud bunfdAkiie HIS lewevef,
d inst elaiffi To 4 dissolution ot The community
and 10 the benefit Of her reconciliation thereof anil
70 the separation, Of her ~fefso,al preI effy. IN
restitution and the i~nddttiid. ut administration
thereof. Wherefore, II Ii oftlerad a~diudged, ilsf
tbs pisit,tia, Christine Knight. recover Of Die
defendant, Hietarts T., ~l1owieon, her husband her
negfess aged thiity4GYs years, named Hannah, ef
the valfr OF iiee hundred dollars IN kiud4@idsnli-
eally; father, iila stock Of gtods valued afiww
thousand dollars and FIVE hundred dollsfs, Tic
same ss 1t IL tiow being found III hcf slafe sud
keeping IN fhe city Of Eaton Rouge faiheraiie
house. aftt lat Of ground situated In fiat part Of
tbs city II Baten Rouge laid eat by 6assas aud
MifsftIs, designated eli the plan thereof as lot
No. 8, being i corner lot measuring sixty feet
front on ths Eafih side oil Tie fdtti leading
through Spanish Town, ~ enc Lttldfett ard slightly
teet III depth, sa'us1 ss tWaiya hundred dgllafs,
aid farther. IL appearing that she purchased with
her psrsrliuflal funds, The NO slates&-Hijliani,
aged TIM y. two ysnfs, and Catherine eyed iaens
W. tlafaa years. both 81 the Yalia of twelve iihB.
dfed dollars Thus lie Whole tile aleFs drsefilssi
properties and caeh VI them the tsuie described
and elaiined In her petition. foerecd 70 her Ia
kind and III absolute property Of tiiis aitt posses.
ti0n mid of independent administration of. IL, aha
BY her specially To fba exclusion III any what.
ever parti4 ipaiiosl IA her said husband. The H..
leniant, ard that she iscoser all costs of fhiy soft
us well those incurred ~ those q be incurred In
the execution OF tiiis Judgment.
tSigfled) WIN. h ROBEnffDN.
June IL, fs52. Dist Judge Sixth J assieial Dist.
Clerks Office. Eaet BntoF Rouge
a tfie copy Of the original judgment Oh file
and Of record III my afiige,
iniy 81 M. MORENr, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
STATE OF aUISiAxA--Parish Of
West Rat0a Rouge.
S3afH DsSsfief Ct

as kNgsFW IS5NfFtBE CUNFRs
In matter Of Succession of Louis Daigle decd
No. ani.
IT1IEREAS lsilore 1)aigle administrator has
filed d provisional tableau Of his admins
trasion III the ABOVE succession Notice IL hereby
given that all legal opposition to the homo!oga-
ZION OF sud talleap must he filed In the Office oil
the undersigned clerk, within ten days from the
publication hereof.
Clerks office, this oath lay Of August i. b. 1852.
". b. CHAMBERLAIN, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
Etat dc In Louisiana --Paroisse
Quest Bat0n Rouge.
Conr aM StYie3ae Uistyfet

C0Mf dlt St1feige District.
Dams ~l'affaif de Ia Succession dc Louis naiglc
dteete, No 4el.
A TrENDu que Isiaore Daigle administrators
"A a deposa ui tableau prov ~isionelle de don nd.
minisiralion dams Ia succession, s~us-,lite. Avis
est PAR ID pfeseute donna, que ioutes opposition
legal d / holne'gation du dit tableau doit etse mis-
au bureau da sons signe Greilier, dams dis jours
de Ia publication lie la pre-. enie.
bureau du Gfellier, &c aleme jour fAont Al. D.
1861. w. b. CHAMBERIIN
sent is9t Cftsfisr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

-.
Died al Hollywood, Baldwin County, Alabama
on the morning Of the 9th, Of August III the 2Jd
year other age JANET Ettiof BneST, wife Of
r. cafrere Brent of Baton Rouge La. and daugh-
ter If William Miller Esa. Of Mobile.
The lady who forms the subject Of this obitta
ary. won for herself, during a short aud recent
stay in this community, many warm and devoted
ffiaads. She was gay, youthful and beautiful,
with a heart readily susceptible to the inrfes.
sions Of friendship, and around which clustered
d greape Of young affections, like a constellation
ii bright and beautiful gems. or
aLike rays Of light that meet in space
And mingle In one bright embrace
It. i%ntieas, Il rms a sad commentary on htmaf
lie, human affections and human hopes that one
SO young and beautiful can die.
The couch oil death lay hard by the hyfnehial
altar. Scarce one poor yeaf had ftit its round
since she was led TO that altar BY the same hard
and heart tha. tainistarea 1T the eouell OF sadness,
loo coon, alas, to leel that
It The sweetest joy. the widest woe is leve'.
How sacred is friendship ali, and how much
more sacred IL love The little flower that
touched her hand. or laid It's head upon her bosom,
becomes sacred In our eyes. and We gaze on 1t az
tho il possessed The spell of recalling all that is
LOST to us forever. But alas, that little tewef pos
sesses no spell il is itself but a it emblem Of hui
man weakness and human trailty. The tenib has
ifsepetably closed upon all that remains of that
tender and dear wita and last friend, and time,
relentless time dies net even stop on his course
"l1e still strong stream sweeps onward 10 its end
Like one of the great purposes OF Cod
The howting winds OF a mighty ssorm swept by
this scene OF death. and the dark wa efs OF the
Bay lashe.l the felentless shore. Dilst4 thoth O,
We winds. IN the terrible subimity Of the power
attempt TO stay the stroke Of de tta, that We might.
In the fsrn, Of gentle ~zephefs, yet a while, fan
The cheek OF beauty and Of leveliness.
Bas dear friend altho' we feel all the tpsela.
ton that death brings to the heart of friendship,
yet a bright and beautiful hope whispers ts that
thou art even now tfeadiIg that far and immoi-
tai stranl, "whefe all Is loneliness aud power
and level M,
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State OF Louisiana Parish Of East
Hsatau Rouge,

UAtaN tsUFdFelFaH q Gu slNFh 5uTis'al I1ls.
ts. tfirt Cotttt - Re4'
vYtat rf,tva libsseu.nb. ioOc.
DY virtue Of 4 writ Of n, ~, isstied in the
ID atpge entitled and ntiuihefpd suit, aid TO ne
directed from Tie Iibil sixth Judicial District
t'ontt, III and Tor The Parish ind state aforesaid. T
will expose ut public sale 1T Tie Eonttitetise letf,
Iii the city Of ilntaii Rouge on SATURDAY, The
ltli day IF September nests 1891. d u u'elntk,
A. IT., all the Fight. title interest end claim oil Vils
%fefetive blanchard defendant. ~ TT 10 The itllesS
ing Described property surrendered by said fr.
~le,alHit % pay and satisfy lie jHienieti. Interest
aid ensi III The above ~entiileti suit t~o4wit-nesir
man AlisENFsl "a %ereolel aged alott go yeite.
Terms Of sale cash, WITH The benefit ot ii,*
praiseneni.
~iulysliaIt IT, Y. EaHIN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
Flat de LII NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
asgSss EkHsAM Assfuge.

DAHaN RtkahBt3h q tUu 80 Italb n Tour 1H
az, Nisitihe u siiiBt at9
yfIfEkfrsH TfAstttfn die iiir.
lin yafin DIM oftfra 10 d. nj, lane6 dams le
~ process eisdesstis imiihid u hufne fpie, ~
aIfesse 4 moi par Ilaiefahle Cont tlu y Sier1a'
District Jtslieiaiie, dams ct pour Ia ~lfafuissp Il
Fiat sus dill, J. eslp #tfri en- sefic ptl}iigtn h Us
porte de Ia ~ftsisptI ,e eoiif dhiis III Wills III l,aitif
Rouge, sAMEDI ie 5eule jetf se S.stteinbfe pro-
chain. 1864. d II helifes do mailr, iuus les diaii,
titfe, intdfof ct rfeteiision sia deiehduuf Villes
iietive Blanchard, ,lHns on i Ii r~tepri6te %ti.aprtis
deerite. feftii par IL Dit tefeittfettr pour payer e
salisIt he IL itisement. jnietets 1T ifuis DARE 10
ifoees e~ialesstis iftitulf, seteit44tni hegte Iere9
vlul aolnnid AllstsNE agd d'envifnn ap ans.
Conditions III Ii velta ~ e~pfnIiaiH Is ayee II
bepeire d eyslualtoll.
INLET yt.ft 1T, VII Il Sheriff, ca
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
SALE UF RUNAWAY aLA VIZ
state OF louisa na--ParIsh 0f East
Ration Rouge.

WILL ba seld on SATURDAY, lin 9TH day
w Of September nest, lts5zt II being The
first Saturday Of Hitil moiti at the tourtiouse l,s,f
III the rity of Baton lsh,spe. ~ tile ssiial t1tirs Of
sale. the negro fnffi HENRY l5IsIIs aged about
t.tsonsy fo,tr Years, aii.i i've FEET feti t%telpAs high
IIa was committed ii Jail Oh the 10th day ~ July.
1850 aud he 4ays he belongs 10 Il MI. liu,f,s Weaf,
Matt lles Niles; sai.l iiagfp Inns Ieen lldteftisad no
epitliiM 10 l1sv, and liet Iiaying been elaitstd ~ his
p,si,er within The lerul DELAY. will be sold hs aleese
stated, ~ trtys and satisly the eust Of capture. jafi
feaE. nii I'LL oti,er lsgai eiaias ullfeh may eaist
apHinst snhl slave.
1erIpa Vi paie, cash on dstivery.
inlv5i II II, NJ BA11S. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

DIED4-William A. MeEoliufn a son Of Ma.
~, and Janes Mefolium died Sept. Cd 1852, aged
8 year. and II months
"suffer little children 10 ceme un.o me lai sueh
RI Tie KINGDOM o fhaaven.e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

HNIE subscriber intolms his friends and The
self In West Baton Ketge opfso lite The Capitol,
and IL prepared TO accommodate men and horses
In d substantial manner. aud will he pleased to
have he patronage of the travellers generally.
Sept, 4 ts52-9n.
sAMtfrf. NeFAnDfN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
MUSIC BONES,

HJDI I9tJsNisary
and JEiANET4Rf.
After q long experience h Europe, rs we'll as
In this country be feels perfseily competent 10
execute any work 10 bis liie, as % noasls-ss and
durability unsurpassed by any other establish.
nlent III this eo.intry.
lie also Keeps constantly on hand q fine assofs-
- JEW
Cnnsistit d il part Of fins gold and silver watches.
gold vest, fob and guard chaills, gold pencils, pens
with gold and silver holders. gold, silver, t;of-
man silver and steel bound specta- s> a
cles, gold loekots, iingsr-r iags, ears - ~
rings, ladies' and gentleuienfs breast pins, shirt.
studs md sIeese.lutfofs, heart-sliies, ladies' belf-
slides. necklares, bracelets and stages, hair-pins.
wateh-keys, gold and silver thiniiles. etc,
etc. Also, d splendid assortment Of clocks. lamps.
cutlery and ianey articles, and many others ss,o
numerous 70 mention, Ill of which Tie Offers FIJI
sale cheap for cash, st the
SIGN or THE B1E WATCH!
Co All work done nj this establishments Ii
warrantedlo perform.
~ Watches and Clocks warranted for twelve
months. aug2i-iy
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ETAT III la IGute1ANE
P.ttnsse i'Lu ha}ea R9h Re-GeHt ds
HStrfeMs District jaaiatafse.
OIiVHn gHnhN EuWARrs,
81. .tnf

CHsafss II. DAVIS.
I'm seftu h'ail witt dr saisls I'll ,enta. labeA
Ia tIuiis lH pteets ei9lesstis iatituiet II nntt't,es
u auifesse il moi par honorable re,f du siSienie
DistfieE 1tfieiH,fa dams &C roitr la Parasite 81
Istat s~itsadile, Jai rnisin q. y esrosefai Ell vents,
~l,ailialie b Id l,eiit De In fsiaisnit DE Crnf, slats ~
vile ID I'aitrtl Rouge. eafieti IL dtinf Jouf ~
Hsttaflbre proclaim. 1895. b u heties thi niatih,
tsns les ,'rsits titfes, iiitetass 81 ptethilfiaA ~
Chss, II. Davis. dafenaetif. tiAts az n Ia pfdpfis
etc h, l,athsqee ei.apits t%ieetits. shvoif. III tste'
tain iidgtn nud,Ind 1utnps, 81 jim. s~tyelave poitt
ii eie. au6e .~i'ensiron ~ aiis la gtine JOIN de sep
iemhte tis5l| eiait Il ihastie ynntld raf Olivtr
Green Elwafls, .laitihntenf y Chas II DhsiR,
tlnteiidetif. satls he I,itees ~eistlessus intiitile, lt
9etnu Jutr III Raptan lra tisGil par arte pasRe
paf4tlevaiit Saul skolileii, ieeoidet dels .t
poir ID pafoisse siisadite,
saisia rouf ps yer ct ~saiisftift le iusemeni, irs
tefeis IT fails daiss IL process e~i.3essts intittla
Conditions t4 Id eitea44eiilptant44aNea h be-
nshes LIBERALIZATION. II. r, BABlN.
Cet 81 Juliet, 1859. bti1fif.
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state Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
East ysatOn Rouge.
4E1Xf,EfEE 1IH5I/ fE7 t5UE1Is IH7z5H
w Test 7}nffu0 H1ykge

WcAk BafoR H1xyge
Rertraud Cages. Adm III. Heiiaff AIInin--yo 1854.
10y yirtts III i wfjf 81 srixsfre mud Snle ixssied
ID III The. alstye entitled and numbered suls. a4d 10
,us dirsct<d from liz Hon. Sixth judicial District
III and Ipr tho Parrish Of West IIatnu Rouge and
stated Louisiana, | have seiaesl asaI viii rxruss
III public sale, at the Con- fIoAsg dneTin lie ciiy II
Baton R,s,gs, IN Saturday tbf 1fh Of September
aext, tis55at Is ~ ionhs a. ". the hereinafter des.
cfil,ed lnaslgased pvV!erty, n wilt a certain negro
man ilas1sd M nx9, Hged about tufty.sjs ftGj ysar-,
Il slave fsr life. Seixed u pay and Il fisfy Tie JuIg.
ment, iifvftsa and cost 10 tls above entitled s,1il.
Terms Of s lie. Cash viii The hetleff of appraiae.
usent. lJuiy 81, 6ts5 III. VssHAI}IN. Sheriff.