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I.uIClUS.

SOUTH CAIoLISA RAIL ROAD. II. d..
.o"ussnre Esq, OF Camden, has been named
rs III person for the Presidency of lIlis rnnS
IN communication TO the Ch..rleslon cm"'
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MARRIAGES, NJ A

I'LL Hymen Lro't his love delighted Loas :
IN Tncrc dweitno JOY in Edcn's rosy boweYi
% ne world Was sad'--ihe garden s.aa IL,
ana man: the hermit, siyhed--tilI WON m
smiled f.,,.'I'W
, MAhklED. on "Wednesday, June i. BY
Rev. >. Donnclly, l.. HARRIS SMITH AZ
- - 10 Miss JULIET T.. EWART, ali Of
Greenwood. y
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The branch Bank Of the State, at Eliza
beth City, N. O., will be discontinued on
and afer the 1st day Of June, IL 81.
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Ex-President Tyler Is said to be 'suf-
Ser;ng from dyspepsia and symptoms Of
cohsunPtio1, and viil not probably long
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PuTNAM's MAGAZINE. The June number is
rich in polite literature. 1t is cmphatical-
ly the Dlackwood of America, and not
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there was no room for improvement in
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this assumption is found in the present
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The moral tendency of his pieces render
them peculiarly fit for young pcrsons.-
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with articles from the editors pen. 1t is
the cheapest Magazine in the county,
the price being only $2,o0 per year for
eighty large pages of re"ding matter.
Address, r.. ARTIIER g. co,
Philadelphia.
Some friend has sent us a'cataloguc of OH
GERS and Students of Carolina Female
College. This college is located in Anson
County, N. c., ten miles from Wadcs-
borough.
There were 1O5 students in attendance
last year. The Rev. Tracy r. Walch, is
President Of the Institution, assisted BY
seven Professors, male and female.
of May
number.
LADY Lees Widowbood por V
The DAYS of Lu,bcr &c
Price ga 90 nor vcnr or with nm, oro or
the British Reviews $500
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No,, y.,,.
.
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6 hitur's Ga4lr.
The SOUTHERN CuLTIvAroR for June comes
to US with an attractive table of contents.
Price 81 per year.
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PUTNAM's MAGAZlNE. The June number is
rich in polite literature. 1t is cmphatical-
ly the Blackwood of America, and not
surpassed by that sterling British Journal.
Terms SO year.
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The LADIES WREATH for June is IN i'm
Provemcnt on preceding numbers. The
low price at which it is published, has in-
surcd it an extensive patronage. A wri-
t"r"f some fame prosides over tho edito-
rial dcpartmeni,--Nlissi Helen Irving.
Price Sl.OO. ~
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01
The Election.

30 Ssi-1 -
OF the result of tile e~leciion Of Monday
last, enough il known 70 render the con
~clnsion very sure that the whole demo
cratic ticket il elected BY a large MAORI
~, and thai the Legislature viii also b
largely democratic.
Our Contemporary or West BatoI
Rouge has an article on this subject
which meets olir hearty approval. ane
we annex a portion Of it:
Under the issues which have hitherto
divided the two parties in this State. we
should have sincerely aud deeply regret.
ted this result, indeed we should have
confidently expected one quite different.
but the platform erected ny the Democrat
ic State Convention, with ON cxcep-
ton. meets our hearty approval, and J.
faithfully carried ont, we shall have little
cause 10 regret the resuIt. We bow with
cheerfulness to the will of the majority,
and since the great and important meas
nres Of our party are recognized ms the
true policy Of our State, We are content.
Those great measures CT i%nternal i'm
provements nnd q system Of free banking
are now recognized by our opponents as
rasa,,;at - tha u,alForo a.d proe,ertfv cf
our State, and 80 long as they will. sup
port that portion Of their platform, we are
not only contented, but shall vie with our
friends ia support Of those
by the popular will. We opposed
hem in the canvass just ended, because
we thought II right that the party which
commenced, and which has thus far nobly
on the good work Of progress and
improvement slionld complete it, but since
he people have determined to transfer IL
8 other hands aud 10 call II democratic
Of whig, we are satisfied, believing
IS we do that a rose will smell as s,ceet
~ another name. and that however esti-
nabie and talented orr candid ,tes may
ave been, they are defeated by gentlemen
n every respect "wortby their steel" and
the confidence of the good people
# Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01
REPn SENTATIVE ELECTED.

First Representative District-W. r.
Crane. +. w. Delesdernier
Second Representative District-P.
Herman, ]. r. McMurdo, Denis Corco-
ran.
Third Representative Disfricf-Samuel
r. Wilson, H. j. Ranney, c. r. Wheat,
John L Shcafe. T. G. Hunt. j. N. I1aw.
thorne.
Fourth Representative District--P. K.
Wagner, O. Leblanc, tie between Pecquet
Herman, Commit and McKeon.
Fifth Representative Disfrict-P. E..
Theard, E. Hiriart, Felix II. Loze.
Sixth representative District-J, w.
Nixon, Clement Ramos.
Seventh Representative District--E.
Beanregard, id Lambert.
Eighth Representative District-F. ST.
ewerssen. w. II. Wilder.
Ninth Representative District-John
B. Hale.
Tenth Representative Distributions
as Warren, G.. Hiestand.
Right Bank-Algiers-Peter Marcy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01
The Representative Election.

Ia relation to the tie vote for Represen.
~tatives from this parish, Messrs. BAILEY,
and DUNCAN have pursued the only course
which policy Or discression could dictate +:
They first appealed to the Commissioners
to count the ballot over. This was de.
MED them on the grounds that an order
from the Court was required for such
a proceeding. They next addressed the
Judge Of the Sixth Judicial District
Court ; and accompanied the address with
a certificate from J. r. DuFRoco and ],
w. JONES. Esqs. Commissioners # the
election, stating that but one tally list was
kept under the direction Of the Commits
s~ioners, and that the second tally list was
aiken from a tally kept by Mr.. H. &.
WoLFE--on his. personal account, and
that a discrepancy existed in the tally hist
kept by himself and others. This certif-
care was forwarded to the Judge, that he
might have some authority upon which to
act-besides the mere petition Of the cam
didates. This request Of the candidates
to have the Court to issue an order for the
recounting Of the votes. was denied them
upon the grounds that the Court could
find no law authorizing such 4 grant.
L~w. ~~...~:o. ~r~--
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

These gentlemen believing that II q re-
eoun, oI the votes polled IN this parish on
last Monday conld be had, they would be
declared duly elected to represent this par
i.h 10 the approaching Lcgis'atufe--lialv-
ing taken Ill the steps possible 70 pre-
Guide the necessity Of another election
and having failed in every attempt to have
what they conceive TO be justice done
them, they have consented to come again
io,o the canvass, confidently relying upon
the voters Of East Button Rouge to com.
mend their course in the premises. They
have claimed their election, upon grounds
iadisputable, but since another election
10 forced upon them, they are determined
20 appeal to the generous sympathies Of
their fellow citizens to sustain, them in
the past, by an undoubted election in the
future. They claim at the hands Of the
PEOPLE, the execution Of the law Of justice.
They have been deprived Of a ballot
which was rightfully theirs. and they
confidently hold that tho people will
again assert their preference-even above
party influences or party prejudice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

to lie Commissioners. and that when NJ .
Wolfe was requested 10 tally. be marked
up "one" for Hatch hi order to correspond
with Mr. Stuart Clk,-having previous
| noted the place where the discrepancy
occurred and called the attention Of some
gentleman sitting beside him 10 tl,s fact.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01
BATON ROUGE:
SATURDAY.. JANUARY 1853.

n.y. We would say tn our friends aud
uatrons. that we are now fully prepared
20 execute, with leatness and dispatch,
ALL ORDERS FOR WORK which
may be entrusted 10 W..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

II M 'lI6la - n A11D1Srf nj III I1fflA fnIaf0a
.,a..;.isn all s,SS c,,n.,+,h fo,. -
Roar 1T S.l.c,,nso ~, ,heir u.xt rern,a
,nect;no o.. ,,,,,,t /, (. ~ vo., i'm ,or,. nc
.;,,.... ), asae. ~ Inv
..,,;,..a ....,t au,r,,,tc.,;,n ft,n
.;,;,,,,. ,,,h;.h ~. .,,it,sd i
~. ,on.,,.r.,;o, re ~. Roard 10, q.
.n,. a.,....d ~. .,rra..;oa ,f onr on,u
.., ..a,ta i. ,s~r,,t,, f,l
H., ,.e,.. a. ,.,,,;u ,s.t ,h~v. and ",
-,n;n,, h,,s ~, sronrd. f,t ~. formation
- a. o,;ni,,;,,
W. .,,s,1 49,, d;.cr.. N. r,oht hv wticl
~. Wharf ,,a. arec,ea or ~ whom. d
s,r WHAT ,,,rrose I'm, will cndeuvcr /.
.,,,a , r,y f,c,. wt,;rh ,vs t',ink. vii
nl.ea ,ha n,,t.r in Ira rtoper md strong
49, ,i,l,, ,To commence what ars III.
ol,;ee,iona ,rred against The presen,
| Wharf, n We have rightly construed
~. inflammation rec.iyed the sole ot,iec.
,;on /. oroundpa on me ar,o,,nt of ~ pense
annually Incurred f,r repairs. occasioued
g., ia. ,o,,;n,al .n,ua, .,nk;ng ~ tho
yrouud where The Wharf is a, present 10.
ca,ed. Il is cop,eude |. and we think very
Justly. ,la, as The expense Of the Wharf
70 the Cornora,ion more Than everbal.
ances the receipts some wholesome bro.
vision should be made. The Wharf can.
mi he made 10 stapd at Il. present site
each wear brings n large and continued x.
penss for repairs !: and the out s,ion i,
whe,ber il b. ECONOMY for the corpora.
tien 70 cont;nne /, re,air sa;f Wharf or
- construc, At ire prorsr ,,,aca another
ono that v;ll create a reven,e 10 the Cor.
poration. and which will be ut nil times
.,fe aud conven;a,t we think ,l,at in
lion of . larye animal or oense. an ammo.
r;or AZ III ha ,n.,1o f,r ,hs cons, ,,c.
ton If . Wharf to be located where Il,
,,o,,l be re,ievaa from the great d;sodva,,.
,ares which attend The one in o,es,;on
where il could be made substantial and
eooallv convenient for the mass of the
c;,;zaps The bant lvinr bet, Florida
and Convent;on stree,a ba. been sucoest.
al .s rho on,v solid hank IN the from nj
our c;tv and from personal observa1;on
o. t,.,nL ,h,, ;f ,ha Wharf wore "a he
loca,ed there il would le \ swing Ia the
treasury of the Coronation The hank
il solid. and better adapted to the uses ana
of a Wharf than n other nor
ton Of the front Of this civ.
II has been asked. IN case the Cornora.
ion should conclude 10 cons,ruct j Wharf
,,hs,har or not ,he nresent one wo,,la Ia
permitted to remain on the bank Of the riv-
a. Th;s II something which the wisdom
md discression Of the Board of Selectmen
,lone INNS, decide /. II thew have the inter.
), Of the CORPORATION in view. ,hev will
nos, certainly cause the existing Wharf
= hs removed Opr little c;tv i M, "a,
,oar,o,. enorrb nor j. ,he;r IN, ua,er
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

To- The Advocateis perfectly sanguine
Of a decided majority in this parish, and
thinks had It not been for the einjurious
and suicidal policy Of swapping votes
both the Democratic candidates for the
House of Representatives would have
been elected.
Does the Advocate know that a large
proportion Of their own party have already
conceded a decided majority against the
Democrats--the Democrats claim to have
lost a half dozen votes by this "injurious
and suicidal" practice Of swapping votes
have not the Wings lost as many? We
have in our possession the names oftwen-
iy.,wo Wings who did not vote at all, and
we know Of ON seven or eight others.
Does this show a decided majority in fa-
vor Of the Democrats? We think not /;
but only shows the Importance Of the
Wings turning out on election days. and
securing q victory fol their party. at least
in this parrish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

GoDEy's LADy's BooK.-The January
number Of this most excellent magazine
comes 70 rs, II improvement upon ali
others-if such can belt contains seven
fullpage engravings; The merry thought
"The Temptation. and The First Snow
are Of The most graceful design and ex-
qnisite inish.-ln point Of fashion Co
pxY always furnishes the latest.
VIII GnDEr have the kindness to fo--
ward us tho July number q his excellent
Magaxine. for binding-without i the
volume il spoilt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

o. 70 At q meeting Of De.Soto Lodge
No 2 l. O. O. f. held on the 30th ult, the
following gentlemen were elected officers
for the ensuing term.
J. L WOLFE. N. g.
!. r. DurRoco, ". G..
r.. BunK. Sec'y.
q. BARBEE, Per. Sec'y, 4
J. G. CHARLOTTE, Treasurer. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

If the editor 81 the CONT will hunt
up the two sentences Ia our last issue,
which contradict each other. and place
them together. 50 that other people can
see them, we will agree to treat. Ifhow-
ever, he should fail to produce said senten-
ces, we shall take it for granted that his
knowledge Of syntax is as deficient, as it
Is limited in autobiography,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

State Of Louisiana--Parih Of East
Baton Ronge-No. 1161-SiaM ~
dicial Disty1a Court-Pseyve Lang
hume, Us. the President and Trustees
Of Baton Rouge College.
Or VIRTUE Of q writ Of d IA issued ia tbs
- above entitled and Wondered suit, and 10 me
directed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court. in and for the Parish and State aforesaid. /
have seized and will expose At public sale, At Tie
Courthouse door. In the city Of Baton Rouge. IN
Saturday, the 9Th day Of February next, 1853, Ii
li o'clock. a. M The hereinafter described prop
srty, TO Wit
The Northern half Of square No. IS, situated
IN that part Of the city of Baton Rouge laid out
BY Z Beauregard; and designated. IN the fgura-
i've plan thereof. by Nos. /, 2, 10, Q and r.;
North half Of LOT No. z and North half OF lot No.
z. together with all the buildings and improve
inefifs thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the judgment, inter-
est and cost, IN the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms Of sale-Cssh, with the Of aprraise-
ment, H.V. BABIN.
jan sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

The vote between Me.srs. BAILEY
DuscAr and HATeH for Representatives
being the same, the Sheriff has ordered
another election TO take place OIL Tuesday
the 18th inst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

NJ Our friend JosnuA BEAL has kind
ly presented us with an excellent New
Years present, for which he has the thanks
OF the whole printing fraternity.
His "Old Cognac" is the best we have
tasted 10 many a long day. and Of the
Champagne, no Connoiseur however fas
tidious, could complain.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

10 The editor Of the Visa. Tis is in
formed BY Peter McKirRicK Esq,-de-
fsated candidate for the Legislature from
this parish-that he intends to claim his
election on the grounds that the clerks
were not sworn,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01
The Vote Of this Parish.

The following ate tbs returns Of the
election held OH Monday laa., in this lsr
ish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

Although these works are distinguished by the
political shades above indicated. , ct but a rail-
portion Of their contents is devoted to political
subjects. II is their literary character which
gives them their chief value. and in that they
stand confessedly far above all other journals Of
their class. Blackspood, Still under the fathcrly
care Of Christopher North, maintains lis ancient
celebrity. and Is. at this time, unusually attract
i've, from the serial works Of Bulwer and other
literary nctables, written for that magazine, and
first appearing in its columns both in Great Brit
ain and in TIE United States. Such works as
"The Cations, and My New Novel,n (both BY
BulwerJ 1.-THE Green Hand,p Katie Stewart
and other serials, Of which numerous rival edi-
tons are issued BY the leading publishers in This
country, have to be reprinted by those ~pnblish1
ers from the pages Of Blackwood, after il has
been issued BY Messrs. Scott 4 Co, 80 that Sub
scribers 10 the Reprint Of that Magazine may
always rely on having the e~arliest reading Of
these fascinating tales,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

r We are under obligations e Hen
z. SoULr III oilicisl docnments.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
q NFECTIONERY STORE.

Corner LaMel and Third SITS.
II HAVE Just received from New York and N.
i Orleans, 4 variety Of fancy ard s,ibs, an,isl ar.
ticles. seiecied with care, and Intend. d ID. pleaae
the eye and crafty the palate Of the conoisirur
and epicure--fo please Tho old. young and in fat
the most varied and best aasoitmeufs that he's
ever been in this market. Among which il /
well selected stock Of the following articles
Pspief MschS toys, fancy and gfytssque ha-
man heads. limitations OF fruits. 6sl,ss. meats,
fowls, caricstursA, &c, ilisrdsd for ON. mss.s
CONFECTIONERY
500 pounds assorted sugar and cordial almonds;
100 do Jujube paste. different 2avoIs;
2vO DO Gum drops, lemon, pine apple, straw
berry, rose. &c.
40 do AciJulated drops;
so do Lozengss, rose, lemon, peppermint,
ginger, &C..
50 do Chocolate drops nonranel, vanilla &c.
100 do Stewards cream candy;
so do Burt almonds;
$50 do Rock candy;
Preach notices, &c. &c.
Assorted stick and other candies By the lox Of Is
lbs, all Of which will be sold ut New Orleans
prices.
Stewards loaf and crushed sugars.
cHccoLAIt.
200 pounds Chocolate de sant6
100 do do de la vanilIe;
loo do do de la double s~anille; BY Tie Id
or III boxes Of ~ lbs each.
4 dozen assorted brandy fruits.
8 do do reserved do;
s do do Brandy cherries;
4 do do Fruits in their own Juice;
8 do DO Strawberries, do do;
GuAvrs and pine apple jelly;
fhristalized fruits;
50 dozes Haisins, London layers;
Citron. c~urrants, cranberries, &c;
Apples, oranges, lemons, &cj
3 dozen jars Of Prunes;
! gross fancy boxes, do
suatkffs.
zoo boxes Sardines; Olives and Capers;
French Patts, Lols'er and Salmon;
Anchoyies In oil, anchcvry paste;
Worcester, Reading. Regents, Prince Of WaIes,
and Harvey cayenne pepper sauces;
Soyers' relish for fish. rseat, game, &c;
9 doz Unlerwoods pickles; 2 do English do,
Walnut, mushroom, and tomato catsups;
Pine apple, and Gruyere Cheese; Olive oil;
Goshen and Western butter;
Soft shell almonds, &c.
6 doz Orange water; o doz French mustard;
Cayenne pepper; 20 boxes Reading biscuits:
Sofa biscuits; syrups Of all favors by bottle
or gsllcn, &c.
SA&1OaGs #E
Champagne, different brands;
6 doz bottles old cognac; 90 has Claret wine;
s dog bottles G Pale Sherry; 8 do old Sherry;
s doc P Reserve Madeira; 8 do l. p Madeira.
do old Port wine; Muscss wines &c.
9 doz Maraschino; 8 do extrait d'Absinthe;
9 do Curacao; 90 do assorted French Cordials;
8 do pantzec; 90 baskets Annette.
White and red ~snlsettes by the barrel or gallon;
Orange, Stoughion, Goula and other bifters, Gui-
toilet and Cherry Bounce.
FIRE WORKS
Sky Rockets. Roman Candles, Fire Crackers;
md French Fire Crackers.
CIGARS OF I'll. FOLLOWING BRANDS, wa:
La Severita and Mensagero reguiias;
Curiosodad segalis; Lenders Realidad;
Cabargas la Deserida and Londres;
Severita Londres-Nacioual prensadoz;
Flor de Notwithstanding prensadoz;
Menegro lqualdad, ia Fama. and
Plantation Cigars
Pyramids and cakes of every variety. suitable
Or parties and balls, furnished at short notice
nec1a r. MJSSEIMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01
Et0t de Ia Louisiana Paroisse dEa
Baton Rouge-No. 1187-Cow du
Siriene District Judiciuire-.4. Vail

Baton R0uge-N0. 1187-CoM da
Siriene District Judiciaire--A. Tai
ct al. Us. Chas. e. Davis.
"a VERTU dun ordre de saisie ct vef.e, Ian.
IL &c dams l~'affaire c~i-dessus intitulk ct numf.
rote, ct adresse 4 moi par rhonorable Cour d,
Sixieme District Judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia Par
oisse ct Etat sus-dit-J'ai saisie ct j'exposerai en-
veDte publique b la porte de la maison de Conr
dams Ia vile de- Baton Rouge, Samedi lie cinqui-
eme jour de Fevrier. proclaim, 1853. 4 III hsures
du matin, Ia propriete ci-apres decrife. SAVIOR:
Un certain moroccan de terre GU habitation sit.
ne d environ quatre mile est de Ia vile de Baton
Rouge ct dams Get Paroisse, contenant deux cent
q~uarante acres, borne au nord par terres de Nine
Davis srecemn1ent Mrs. CombsJ D 1'esf par terres
de ] H.. Dakin, ~autrefois Dawson, an sud par terre
de Conrad. ct 1 rouest par ceux du dJcteur Per-
kins. ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct amelio.
ration Ia dessus. saisie pour payer ct ~satisiaire le
jugement in'6rets ct fyais dams Faffaire ci-dessus
intitule ct numerote.
Conditions de la vente--Comptant avec le be-
ne6ce d'Gvaluation H. V. RABIN.
jan, !, 1853. Sheriff.
SUCCESSION SALE.
State Of Louisian0-PariM Of East
Baton Rouge-No. 274--Pyobate
Sirth judicial District Cout-M
the matter Of the Succession Of Jas.
Il. Dakin, deceased.
PY VIRTUE Of a commission issued IN the
- above succession. and 10 me directed from
the Hon. Sixth Judic al District Court, ia and for
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge and State Of
Louisiana I will expose at public sale on the
plantation. whereon the deceased last resided, III
this Parish, T. 1t Baton Rouge, at about six miles
from the city OF Baton Rouge. on SATURDAY
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IT,. We are authorized 10 announce
A. L. II. ID UN N as a candidate
for n sen, in the next Legislature.
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