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vantp
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~ fat IaitTnttt ct seron ialff iaeales ~
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Baton Rouge II. V. bABtS,
Ode 10. CTS Shelf
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slnte of I.A..itialaa.

| AR 81 hF FASt BATON f0UGE.
| SIXTH JUDICIAL nfSTptCT COURT
| tfnsfeases 4 pktIf, VS.. HaHF HGtes sfitis 4 Go
| Fl Al, Nm a1p.
nv virtue cf a wtif n plif f., IN, Issued In The
/ above entitled and humble, Ell ca,,se and to me
| 'eGted ffnn tie Honorable six.h Judicial Dis
| 'rirt Coui n and for the Pa, isI Of East Baton
| npuee arH STATE aforesaid
| have sessl arn viii ey1hse NJ public sale on
- fFfpa J, me- ~ d4g 1fdi3 hepf a. D.,
| lSht, ~ II u'cnck, A. NJ, On the grounds Of The
Batnn l,riee ~ lis L Co, sitHaied IN sa'a Parish
| imFe the United states Gi,tisnh on the Mississip.
| ii nivps
| TIE mrttt-'en property hereinafter setforth md
described 'u W.T.
| A certain tract or p9raei Of land together with
~ the briln'nea and improvements thereon, mill,
| machinery, fixtures. ht.. situated On The river
Mississippi t,aer ITO United states Qarsieur In
said parish Of E,st baton Rouge and containing
| about twenty eight superficial afpents more or
less. and hen'ipt' ~ fntlews.
Oh the nprth by ands Of the late Jas. Me0ainp
| IN mp " n tacrh n+ate
| On the East by said afeCalop ferneriy those Of
4. Htas4
On the sou'i hy lands of the United States for.
| rnerlv thnse If John dfnrie
And Oh 'he West ~ tie River Mississippi.
Also the following rnned slaves on said above
described p er'ises, together with Ill tie increase
Of The atnn, w.
Lewis Fisher 22 years on the "a day Of October,
A. y. 1877;
Aleel Rerkiey then On
Ned Henderson, then q2;
stppit sn y en- "a
Afpa. eng'reer, then 20;
Parkei, then "a years
srence. hen 80;
Dick. engineer, then 49,
Alfred, then 10
Harry then SO;
John, ten On:
Fred. then 10
Black Dick then 70
Jordan, then 49,;
Mary, then 10;
CITY then ia
Harriet. then 10,
Jane, then II;
Louisa, then "a;
And Kate. d ehild, tysay. ola;
Alsn. Margaret, Is months George, months.
{ehiidfen OF u'''y)
siner, months old. fchiif OF Nary iporeass NJ
said slaves since tnor'gsged. Also
Lewis, then 81;
Cass. then 30;
Tom. then 10: .-..
Henry then 70
navv. then ~; and
MHly then "a years old
The six last mentioned fnergaged slaves sata TO
de dead
a'esed 10 pay md satisfy The judgement. interest
and cost Of the above entitled and numbered ause
earse.
Terms Of sale-Cash, with the benefit Of spprais.
ntant.
December 4. 1854. Nv. BABIN, Sheriff.
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Notice 70 sugar Planters,

THE Hnsrns HrE,M EseiSE CnMrAxv. ~ BOSTON,
Mas. OTIS TUFTS, Agert, hereby U We not ce, siiat
having purchased Of Measrs. NILES 4 Co, bf Gin
rnnsti, all their Patte Ms Drawings, &C., with the
good will of the same, connected with the manu-
fictnre and sale Of all Kinds If Machinery here o.
n furnished by set MI En- 4 e. rer tre n Pr.
rarioss, st,sh ne STEAM ENGINES. SUGAR MILLS,
STEAM APPARATUS. Sr are prepared to manu-.
facture the above 4deectihed machinery IN any
quantity and Of The best quality. and respectfuly
aoiirt continuance ~ the liberal patronage which
has fnrmeriv heen bestowed npnn the said Miles, \
Go. They viii alan continue the manufacture NJ
STATIONARY str.M FSG,SEs. MARINE EsGiNss AND
srE.M hnriERs OF erety description.
Weare pleased TO announce that we In We made an
arrangement with Mr.. 8. H. GILMAN. late part
ner NJ Niles Co.. IN act IA our Agent, in contrac-
ttnr for any ~ the sbovp.namea Machinery and
n'efge ourselves 70 vxecuse With prenptpese and
hielify any contracts made bv him All cot,nu.
tions for Machinery may he nj Ire feed 10 bin,
care Mesars !. y. Woodruff Co., New Orleans
at who office he can he found
BOSTON STEAM ENGINE COMPANY.
Boston, Nov. !. 1S3. OTIS TUFTS, Agent.
Tats NAV CERTIFY, Tia, We have soid TO The Fog.
foS STEAM ESeisE COMPANY, all the Patterns, Draw.
tngs &c, together with the good will of the same
pertaining to the inauufac ure and sale Of all kinds
OF Machinery heretofore furnish bv IA FIR SUGAR
PLANTATIONS, such ~ STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR
MILLS, STEAM APPARATUS, N. We cl'eerfnlly
recommend the said Steam Engine Company to ali
ohr customers and others destf,g Machinery 81
This description, feeling assured that they viii fur.
nish them promptly and efficiently. Our Mr.. j. NJ
Niles, who IA now In New Orleans win give any In.
formation that may be desired upon this subject,
and render any assistance IN this business thai the
said Company may need. NILES Z CO.
Cincinnati. Nov. Ia. 1854 fdecl6-1m
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Eg-A. y. Battle. Esl., has with
lrawn from The editorial chair Of til,
'addo Gazette. The Gazette ia if
now 70 Battle With tie world, with II
!. q. Battle, alone.
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TT Tie Louisiana Democrat sa,s.
hit "A ,nan' was found drowned IL
Red River near Coile landing On III,
18th inst From his appearance --sup-
posed to have been, boa, hand"
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BAREas ~. THE BoAap.-It will

DE TeIleHlUeTeu IHHt feW HVHsH
ayr The Bakers, were all 4 ispd b,
4 writ from The Mayors Court. aud tlipi
/ carts with themselves foteibly afivel
up 10 the halls Of Justice III Florid,
street, to answer the offended majest'
Of law for violating the ordinance abou
bread" The bakers had, II seems
been giving less bread for the dime
hen the law alows-henee the suit
Whilst here, let IA throw in ati obser
a'ion Of law. on the principal invol
ed. We beg leave to ask some 1nes
ions does bot the demand ,pgulaIl
lie prirel Il ii not a fixed prinripA
With all dealers in wares and nefclan
lise to give as little. and keep az muc|
IS they can Az, does II not 60 fa'
her than this the traveller on tli
pal to favor. gees A. far il the la'liea
abba. aud At the first table AZ III
tutsp will take him. The doctor ply
lies as long as his physics and fees
ire paid-tle preacher regulates thu
length, bredth and depth Of his SGT
mons according u the consideration u
,is congregation and the lawyer
fishes out his legal lore. aud profoun
lity, in ancient matters. just in pro-
portion to the manner he il paid for II
Wien the heirs yet bankrupt from
paying fees then The case. by som,
strange n,anouvvrng known only tu
The clerks Of tourt'-gsts scratched
IF the docket, and nothing remains
Of It, but worthless ,nusty papers.
This is perhaps an ,il,warrantel d.
gression from the s,,lject matters ii
hand. whiul, Il uRaker@" The Bakers
on the same principal IF what is de-
nominated equity on the old books
lnust not be required to give the PEG.
pie m ire bread than they can afford
for a given amount Of money. aud W.
are right glad they have taken The
matter up to the higher courts for
judgement.
The bakers we're fued when last
taken mp, aud now they stand united
to maintain their rights. In their az
peal fIom the Mavot's Court We learn
hat their counsel maintains first tha'
hat the Town ID not regularly incor.
and therefore not incorpora-
Ied at all. That the good looking
who calls himself the "Mar- |
or Of Batou Rouge Is not the Mayo,
aud the Board Of Selectmen, Is moi
seiect, but a a posse OF six. who have
aiken upon themselves, the care and
authority Of State. without form Of
tw. That there il legal flaw il
he Towns Charter. and nothing can
stand Under Il, with security.
This ia particularly Illuminating to
,s, who have been con'enling "all
'long" that the place is great place,
Ind the people in the place, even great-
II than The place itself. And W. can
lot give np the position. H,snot TIE
own daily press that weighs down
heavily on things (" Is there not
h'ec dsilies published here !; welding
n immense influence on the destiny
L the State, il not the United States
Il general Has II not the suburbs t.
make a city of, without any extraneoas
id from the State House i'selfl Come
Gentlemen bakers, consider these
hugs and persuade your counsel q
AXE back All he has said about flaws
d our ancient Charter. 1s good
'harter--we have lived under 1t a
ing time and have been profoundly
b ivioas Of its flaws +; therefore please
q fant nnint them nlt. hnt III ia liz.
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Western Produce.

Western Produce.
IN FlRKlNs G ehen Packed Butter.
~ 'onO Pounds Choice Dried Beef,
lon Barrels Indiana Four.
2sn Bags White and Vel ow Corn,
SO Oats.
- halls 7;mot',y Hav.
50 barrels Pix Eye Potatoes.
Just received and for sale at Feed and
Produce store oil
Dec. a 1854, JOSHUA BEAL.
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Friday Morning
. Dec. 90, 1859.


judicial District Court, will be held u
Monday next, and continue one week
The Monday following is to com
mance A Jury term, The length 81
which, will, We presume be regulated
by the doeket. The Court House Il
now being swept out for the business
aid The lawyers are busy brushing The
dust off Of the authorities, and making
out their cases
1'Aclrtc RArlnoAps. Number /
If new paper published at Marshall
Texas, ia btfi,re liz. It II called tn
"Mafshal Meridian and Pacific Rail
road Advocate" We presume ~
one will object to The title Of the pa
per. since all hands are In favor q
connecting the East to The West T..
But the question is, where shall ih'
road run through what section Of til.
countryl When will the work b.
ccmnehred---who by, and when fin
isheu These are questions that have
sent out advenssres to the West, to
deal In lands. build and abandon towns
talk Of railroad projections and specn-
late On The ultimate effect 1T The paci
~ railway. Where Il the company
to come from to build this road and
will the generation that undertake the
work live to see It completel
We have been awaiting patiently 10
ace what that great organization III
New York lenominated the Pacific
Railway company, would do. We
notice that the stock was eagerly
sought after, and some Of the most
spirited If the politicians we're ac-
tualk going 80 Cav and 50 tast into the
stocks, tlat cpat-tail deteniions were
necessary to keep them from jeopar-
di2inr the whole bulk of the estates. -.
VIII they not ask'the right Of way
every alternate section. or something
Of this sort, Of The present Congressl
Tl1F~son'ebody has been pleased
'to furnish the Comet, will, n neatly
printed plnmrhlet of certificates,
proofs and evidences, Of the purity
and Medical qualities, Of Wolfes Schi
'cdsn Aromatic sclnarr%
The certificates, are principally
ff'm distinguished Clergyman, aud
what is said, may be relied on as So
The c met, however, stands in need
OF no ad ,it'anal proof Of the virtues
Of "Schnapps,' than what IL already
before IL. "Simcn".---thc always
smiling. ever obliging prince Of the
frat aoor spirits Of the Harvey House,
",loes-up" a convincing cocktail ofthe
virtues Of "Schnapps," that no man
ran deny, With she evidence If his
scnces about him.
We are willing to add our testimp.
ny to the 'Sehnapps' pamphlet, which
may be summed up in a very few
words. 'Schnarps' are not merely
Aromatic" but they are astrinecnt
they act Upon The tianies, and work
Oh the srlcen---they are dusetic ast,i,,.
giant, and under their influence have
a considerable ''cepecto- raat" eE-
feet.
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F!RrWORXsl FIREWORKS

fnsT RECEIVED nv The undersigned large snt
splendid assortment Of Fitetynks. If MI tips
etiptiors tpr sale cheap W.T. bofrt.
Dec. 81 q baf,Yytte Stres
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sehp ., Notice

FVHU1I HU6ITe.
IHE Male settle Ut stlaul tict No
i | Parish Of East Batf, Rouge. viii
'e.uren Oh Npnlav new. 2nd inst. foi the
reception pf Pupils. IN 'r the cup, wi IL,
If Mr taas. Il. Tenev
Jan lit. NJ. II. BRYAN. eer'iy.
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NOTICED, r. STAR.

NOTTCE7-O. T.. STAIR.
THE members Of Putnam Division M.
l. are respectfully requested TO he
runctnHl in attendance nj The rext regular
meeting on Tuesday cvering next. Jannsry
3a 1854 Business If importance requires
the attention OF every member.
der %
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THsArRlcAL CRlr,c,sM Wit

THEATRICAL CRiTlc'sM Will,
great pleasure, we notice il our
city contemporaries. this season, more
extended notices Of the Drama, than
usual, This must have a beneficial
effect upon the stage The public
press i y, that drags the profession,
down, and puts the horse opera on 4
par with the Legitimate" by iadis.
rrlmina'e praise to stars only and
fulsome .laudation of these who bu,
their way into favor, BY the universe,
putting system, The theatre door.
should he closed 10 MI dead.head>,
and for their own credit. the partie
who do the printing" should be
kept in check with their unmelited
patfs- paffs written in many instan.
'ccs By actors, themselves, Or persons
who never visit The theatre.
-
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lrF=The Cadlo Gazette Of tie 17ih
inst, gives detailed account If the
burning Of tbn warehouse Of Oelesby
aud GtiseolJ. nj Shreveport Nine
loiHand bales ofro',on were consumed
md Other valuable property. The
loss Il estimated 1T sll0. 600. and falls
principally on The sn,all planters Of
hat ,aeinify, WIN had cotton in store
,ge with the firm.
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Ditn

On Friday night lat. WILLIAM HH-
SOY, son Of A " Eel l.. If this city
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accfoisgcmtn' des its FtcTases dH9uis
a. lis cnt eie hsp theq'eee.
Anssi Lewis. dc 20 Case. de- 30; Taf1
de 10 Hear de sc nary. De %. IT MI.
IL, 10 26 ant es Xix dernie.s estlavcs, ny-
rotbeGne. ct di' mort
ssisie porr payer ct satiafaire IL jpeer ert.
intete' ct rais dams lie process ci-Gese rs IN.
titule ct nuu6rn'e.
Conditions d, la vente--ccnr'sr., svec
bpne hce d & auticu. H. v. EABiN
decd -v. Stt'if.
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~ The Mansfield Advertiser has

IL The Mansfield Advertiser has
our thanks for taking column ard a
half If orr tnosf excellent original
thoughts in reference 10 the Pehi'en-
tiary system and giving no word of
credit Er II The vensence Of many
parties has bpen called on our head,
by that article, and We are glad the
Advertiser alcps it a. his own. He
must aid Us at some distant dry Of
more leisure, 10 get III. ofthe difficulty
into which the Comet has fallen, on
account thereof Keep yourself in
readiness, Mr.. "Peter sllearer, Pro-
pretor,'' for we sh,ll call on you.
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EF The Strikers Club Of Mobile
will celebrate their tenth anniversary,
at the Battle House, on New Years
Eva.
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TWe are oblig, d to the Secrcta.
~ Of the Howard Association, for d
neatly printed pamphlet. showing the
amount received and disbursed by
that excellent society, for charitable
purposes. during tho late epidemic. !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-22

We have learned from correspondent, the
particulars of an interesting Fugitive Slave
case, partially reparted in the Commonwealth
of. the 2lst inst.
On Friday last the Vigilance Committee
of Boston were informed that Captain Cook
of the barque Franklin, of Portland, Me. was
at Holmes Hole with fugitive slave on board
which he was determined to return to slavery.
He made every effort to find U. S. officer
to whom he might commit the slave. He
sent information to the Custom House, and
waited seven days in Holmes Hole writing for
an opportunity to return the negro to bond
age. Information of the sailing of the Frank
lin was sent to Bath, Me-. whittier she was
bound, by the Vigilance Committee, and good
men aud true were on the lookout for her
On the day previous to the arrival Of the
Franklin in the Kennebec river, the revenue
cutter Caleb Gushing, Gift name,) dropped
anchor by the lighthouse at the rivers mouth,
and waited the coming of Captain Cook and
his victim. When the barque reached her
anchorage in the Kennebec, she was boarded
by posse Of resolute men, who soon ascer-
tanned from the crew that the slave in COM
pany with the colored cook, had left the
barque clandestinely, at Holmes Hole, with
the boat and had not since been heard from.
The Captain thus lost seven days in his voy-
age, and was run into by another vessel while
lying in that harbor, and received consider
able injury in spars and rigging in his en-
deavors to serve the Devil, and was outwltted
at last.
Bath is peopled chiefly by young men, the
majority of whom are ship carpenters, and
they are true to freedom. Captain Cook is
not likely, after this, to be very much es-
teemed at Bath and the atmosphere of Port
land, whittier he goes after unloading his
cargo, will probably not agree with a wretch
SO mean, contemplate, unfeeling, and sordid,
as he is.
This case shows how prompt our govern.
ment is to send the nations chips to do the
slaveholder's dirty work. 1t shows too, how
necessary it is for the friends of freedom to
organize and be ready for such emergencies as
that which called up the good and true men
of Bath.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-22

The CONCERT LAST EyENING.-Ihe concert
of Paul Julien, last evening, at Stanford Hall,
was attended by large and highly respecta-
BILE audience, as we doubted not it would be.
Our citizens, to their credit be it spoken, are
not in the habit Of allowing real musical tai
emt to go begging, when it comes among them.
We venture to assert that there is not city
i'll the State with population corresponding
to the number that ours contains, that habit
ually furnishes better audiences for such art
Estes as are known to possess high qualihca-
tons in their vocation, than the city of Au-
burn. This fact demonstrates that our eiti.
zens appreciate true merit, and are always
willing to encourage it.
The entertainment last evening was of
high order, and evidently gave the best salts
faction. Our citizens had heard and read
much of Master PAUL JULIEN, but We imagine
that those who listened to the magic strains
from his instrument last evening, were ready
to admit that the half had not been told con.
corning him. He is truly wonderful gem
Jus, and is destined to astonsh the world with
his violin. He was rapturously applauded
upon each occasion of his appearance.
Mad'lle DURAND, whom the citizens of Au-
burn had never before had the pleasure of
hearing, it was evident, from the applause
her singing drew forth, created a most favor
able impression. She Will be regarded as IN
no respect inferior to any of the celebrated
female vocalists who have visited our city,
with, perhaps, the exception of Jenny Lind,
and we even heard it remarked by several
persons who must be regarded as possessing
good Judgment and taste, that they were bet
ter pleased with her "Echo Song" and Com
ing tnro' the Rye than with the execution
of the same pieces by Jenny Lind. " Com
ing thro' the Rye" was sung with that inf
mite grace and coquetry which are 50 necessa-
ry to render the piece effective. She has
great compass and sweetness of voice, and
her execution is faultless She has a bright
future before her. Besides her rare accom-
plishments as vocalist, she is a lady of
marked beauty, both of form and features.
HERR, the celebrated Pianist, executed his
pieces with superior skill and precision. He
IS master of the profession which he has
chosen In all audiences where musical tai
ent is appreciated, he will find enthusiastic
admirers. A@Jwm ~. - .4d0ertiSer.