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LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS s.
SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter of The S,cress,o, Of { Il

IN me motet Of me hnfffss"m q CHARLES
IEsslfR, deceased. ..
lsS5l Dfohate. Sixth judicial District Court
aflsll o. hast ha on Rouge, io'nslaiia
YIN eh OF Il comn'issioh Issued IN
~ Inc ae"Ve succession anu TO me dYec-
tta iiFip me ZION s'Xth Judielnt bls'uet
ontf. IN M ler sa'a Parish pt ta*t Baipn
htuee am S'a'e alcfe a'd
va 'it' ~ FVH'c Aa.t ~ sara ieilst
u tie cry ~ EF'ef hnH-f- 81 'laA cite
t9f'ee'--as flis. ~ .esF'fhef 'oi tspaFfs
tsSies, aFGtsseu' %
1 ~ e@1fS4l 2, me ! cfH my u Jd2i5t1
ayB RrTt. 1854. al ] g{ip{ NJ.
the prntpriy herein ati.r al forfh anflt-es-
crl,etl bel,noino Il, the sarrassifp a f,bns
Tessiet late III aid ,e,isb .ar-a tzgit
A LOT of e,anni Situated -, Yhat, ,,,,t
Of the CITY of Ba.on Ro,ea. lo;d e,t T. Z !;
Deyall neasur,'g ,w,ufV tfat r,'6f - a
fayettp street. by one hn..i,ed and f,ge,t,,z
feet in depth. heinz The ,,atl,.rn,.ar, INA
number three. with .li tbs ,,,,,i,, ,.,,e,.is
thereon,
ANOTHER LOT Of erop,d adn5nfsr-..,
the rear line of The above de- Ri H.
measuring one hundred feet IN the ea,,l rsa-
line and runnine back s;xtv feet ,.. tia
west line of lot of ground belope;,e i
George A. Pike.
ANOTHER LOT of ground situatss in
Devall section of the CITY of Baton e,-e
described On The nlan thereof as lot p,,,, H.
8. of square No. 3. measuring ski, eas
front on T.ird Street. by one hund,a, r4
twenty feet in deuth
AN Their LDT of ground having
feet on LAFAYETTE street. by one buuhfsd
and twenty feet in depth. it beiug HE
southern part of lot No. 9. of sonare Ne 4
of that part of the city Of Baton Rouge Ibid
out by Davall. with improvements Thereof,
ANOTHER LOT of ground having
feet front on Lafayette street. by one hun
fred and twenty feet in depth. it being HE
northern part of lot No 2. and ten feet 81
the adjoining lot, one with all the improve
mants thereon
ALSO. A TRACT OF LAND. situated
o. Jones' Creek. in thu Parish. al about 81
miles South East from the city of Baton
Rouge. containing five hundred arpents
more ar less bounarins oivep mr. tho dav nj
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIV

j ell by the Baton Rouge, Crosse Ttte and 0pe
lcusas Plank Road Company, for the following
works
Grading west Of Lake Cocodrie to the Crosse Tete
.frbn, the Lake to Films Tract IF Land.
s. g Films to the Mississippi River.
Falling the timber on HE sides Of the road, from
Crosse Tete to Lake Cocodrie
plankng eight miles or more
Securing down the planking.
The proposals to be presented on or before the
4th day of February next us54)
Specifications for the said work to be ut the
Office Of the President Of the Company, IN bayou
Crosse Ttte, and at the Office offs NJ HART, In the
Town Of Baton Rouge JAS. II. JOHNSTON,
jan.6-1mo. Secretary.
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Dor performed by the eonvicts was Of a
mechanical description, In ls44 the
Legislature passed an Act to lease the
Penitentiary, and accordingly it was
leased to Messrs. Mediation 4 Pratt
for the term of five years-at the ex-
piration of the lease, the lease was Civ
en- to Messrs. Ward q Mediation,
whose lease expires in 1864. Large
amounts of money have been espend-
ed by the State for the purchase of
machinery, the erection Of buildings,
&C., and it is reported that the lessees
having by means Of this institution,
accumulated an immense fortune, are
about to retire aud give place, to some
other fortunate individuals. II ia said
by some, that this method of conduct
ing the Penitentiary is decided i'm
provement on the old system both as
regards its police regulations, and its
financial concerns-as previous to its
being leased. it was an annual expense
to the State of about 100000. Others
saw that with the same money APP
propriated and the improvements since
made at the expense of the State, il
would if conducted upon the old plan
be productive to the State TO the alnout
annually of at least S2o,ooo-and be
the immediate cause of increased
trade and prosperity to the Town Of
Baton Rouge
The Legislature is now about to
assemble--it is with them the power
to change resides, and if any thing is
to be done in the matter, it is time
you were up and doing.
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Notice to Sugar Planters.
Baton Rouge, Dec. 10th 1868.


TIiE BosrdN STEAM ENGINE COMPANY. of Boston,
Mass, OTIS TUFTS, Agent, hereby give notice, that
having purchased of Messrs. NILES & Co., of Gin
cinnat all their Patterns Drawings, &c, with the
good will of the same, connected with the manu-.
facture and sale of all kinds of Machinery hereto
70 furnished by said NILES Co, for StoAn Plan
TATIoNs. such as STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS,
STEAM APPARATUS, &c, are prepared to manu-
facture the above described Machinery in any
quantity and of the best quality, and respectfully
solicit continuance of the liberal patronage which
has formerly been bestowed upon the said Niles
Co. They will also continue the manufacture Of
STATIONARY STEAM EsarSEs, MARINE ESetSEa AND
STEAM BOILERS of every description.
We are pleased to announce that we have iaade an
arrangement with Mr.. $. II. GILMAN, lntc pirt-
ner of Niles Co.. to act our Agent, in con.rae-
ting for any of the above named Machinery It'd
pledge ourselves to execute with promr mess and
fidelity any contracts made by him. All couinu-
ncations for Machinery may be addressed TO him,
care Messrs ]. q. Woodruff Co., New Orleans,
Mt whose office he can be found.
BOSTON STEAM ENGINE CGMpAEf,
Boston, Nov 1, 1853. OTIS TUFTS, Agent
THfs NAY CERTIFY, That we have sold to the Bos-
Ton STEAM ENGINE COMPANY, all the Patterns, Draw
ings &c. together with the good will of the same.
pertaining to the manufacture and sale of all kinds
Of Machinery heretofore furnish by us for SUGAR
PLANTATIONS, such as STEAM ENGINE SUGAR
MILLS, STEAM APPARATUS, Sc. We cbeerfuliy
recommend the said Steam Engine Company TO al!
our customers and others desiring Machinery of
this description feeling assured that they will fur
niah them promptly and efficiently. Our Mr.. J. N.
Miles, who is now in New Orleans, will give any In
formation that may be desired upon this subject,
and render any assistance in this business that the
said Company may need. NILES co.
Cincinnati, Nov. 10, 1853. Edec1a-1m
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The Penstent,ary.

years since this peculiar institution"
was located at this place, and during
that time how little of real Interest
have our citizens felt with regard to it
BY feeling an interest, it is not neces-
sary, or so understood, that one should
NEEDLE with the international man
agement, or police regulations of the
institution.
Tere is a kind interest, such as that
manifested by that celebrated John
Howard, who having started on q voy-
age to Lisbon, was shipwrecked on
the coast of France--that country and
England being then at war, he wa
held as prisoner, and cast into loatb-
some french dungeon-similar in its
construction we should imagine, to
the dungeons in that inimitable pat
crn of prison edifices, and which we
take occasion To recommend to the
prison decipline Society--the Baton
Rouge Jail It was what he there saw
and suffered. that first aroused him to
those noble efforts which have render
ed his name immortal.
As Edmond Burke very eloquently
observed. HE visited all Europe,
not to survey the stateliness of palaces
Or the satelness of temples, not to
make accurate measurement Of the re-
mains Of ancient grandeur, nor to form
y scale OF the curiosity Of modern art
not to collect medals, or to collate manu-
scripts--but to dive into The depths of
dungeons, to plunge in the infection Of
hospitals; Ito survey tho mansions Of
sorrow and pain) to take the guage and
dimensions Of misery, depression and
contempt ; TO remember the forgotten,
to attend to the neglected, to visit the
forsaken, and to compare and to col
late the distress Of all men in all coun-
tries" Fortunately such exclusive
dcvotium---such self sacrifice, il
not called for ID this enlightened age
and country. Solitary confinement
at night and associate silent labor BY
day, what IL called the American plan, |
j. now generally il operation, in all civ
ilizeL countries. This isthe system up
on which our Penitentiary is conducted, |
and 50 FAR as we know, will compare
favorably with any other institution Of
similar character in the United States
or Europe.
But who is there among us that
gives passing thought to the moral
condition OF that mass Of human be-
ings enclosed within those walls p
That hive Of hum an industry would
afford an interesting study for the
philosopher and philan trcphist. The
only person that has ever yet made
an exploration Of such character
was Miss Dix. Gould we read the
thoughts and feelings know the Sc
cret hopes and ycarmngs---beccune
acquainted with the past history of
those inmates who bear the "brand of
Cain upon their foreheads," what an
instructive volume would it afford
There are those whose hands have
been inhued with The blood of the in
nocent; others who have been guilty
of different and lesser grades of crime:
and some few probably suffering inno-
Gently, for crimes never committed by
Them but which bad company or cir
,cumstantial evidence. has been the
cause of their conviction. We have
taken note of the more unfortunate and
CONSPICUOUS characters, and NAV at
some future time give pen and pen
Gil sketch ofthem.
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OHce Of n, BATON Rouge and Clinton
PLANK Road Company.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stock
IN holders Of this company that an in
stalme..t Of ten per cent on the amount
of stock Is2 80 per share) will be due and
payable on the first day of February next,
us5l1 by order of the Board.
dec |. ALFRED SHEprERs, Sect'y.
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TRESH MEDICINES AND OILS
l. Laudannm in quarts, pints and half
pints, Cologne, Iodine, Turpentine, Meats
foot Oil, Copperas, Hygian Pills, Phillips
Liquid, Glue and Alum. Just received
from New York and for sale by
anlo GEO NJ. HERONAN.
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STATE Oh LOUISIANA.
Siath District Cou1t--Parash Of

EaW Baton Rouge.
In the matter OF the sue cession Of ALpHoNsE
BAz,N.
w HEREAS George a. Pike, Admins
w traitor of said succession has this day
filed in the Office of the undersigned Clerk
Of the Sixth District Cont, an account of
his administration of said succession. No
tice is hereby given to all persons interested,
10 show cause, within thirty days why
said account should not be homologated and
made the judgement OF this Court.
ianlo-6-1w NJ MORENO, Clerk
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| be productive to the State to the alnout
annually of at least $50, ooo-and be
the immediate cause of increased
trade and prosperity to the Town Of
Baton Rouge.
The Legislature is now about to
assemble--it is with them the power
to change resides, and if any thing is
to be done in the matter, it is time
you were up and doing
F9"There has been great deal
said about the want Of accommodation
for the crowd that usually flock to
Baton Rouge about The 3rd Monday
Of January. We are glad to have il
in our power to assure those intending
to visit the Capital this winter, that
there is ample room for at least one
class Of individuals who honor us with
their presence in large numbers during
the session Of the Legislature. The
Police Jury Of this parish, in the ben
evidence Of their hearts, have appro-
priated and expended some $4,000
=, ~, ,,.gnt,.,, ,P !, A., IL, Al l,,.l l...
near the Court House. built in the
most substantial manner, with strong
doors, aud fastening; atfording the
most perfect security to dodgers against
the nefariot,s operations, d thieves
from without. Mine host" Mr.. Odoln.
long and favorably known as the keep.
or Of the old establishment. has been
employed to take charge Of the new
building and will always be found at
his post, ready to turn the key" and
admit visitors at any hour night OF
dav.
The City Council for the purpose
Of atfording strangers Of the class
above alluded to-the most prompt.
means of finding their quarters, have
established a night watch, under the
command Of Capt. Guedry, who we
are pleased tie be able to say have al
ready entered with energy upon the
discharge Of their duty, and nightly
carry dodgers to Oiom's Hotel.
The Partisan correspondent of the
New lurk Commercial Advertiser.
in late letter to that paper says:
ut is fact that Rachel has sent
her resignation to NJ Fould, because
the Emperor has been to see her but
twice. She forgets that Louis Phil !
'ppe went but once in ten years, and
that she never took offence. The mo |
tive lies deeper than that. /
Alex. Dumas having said, in his
Masqueta,re, that the daughter of
Sedaine, 73 years.old, was about dying
of hunger; her pension was the next
day raised by the Minister of State,
from 500 to 1000 francs year.
Dumas second play, La Jeunesse
de Louis Nv, written in five DAYS.
has been inter 'ieted by the censor.
Not disheartened, the author promises
the Jemessc de Lauzan, the fayorite
Of Louis XIV also to be written in
live days. Any one else than Dumas
would have sunk, long ago, into
slough of despond and despair at the
really indecent and unnecessary treat.
ment that he has received.
CUMBERLAND RIvER.-The Nash.
vile Banner, of the I'd inst, saws that
the river rose six inches the previous
day, and there were three feet of v.tar
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CUMBERLAND RlvER.-The Nash.
vile Banner, of the ID inst, saws that
the river rose six inches the previous
day. and there were three feet Of water
On the shoals.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Old Line DemOcrdts.z-H. h. Shaw, Thomas
RufEn, Vim. S. Ashe, Burton 5. Creig, Thomas
L. Clngman.
Whigs-Sion H. Rogers, John Kerr, Rich
NEW MEXICO.
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OHIO.
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Nichols, Alfred p. Edgerton, Andrew Ellison,
Frederick w. Green, Thomas L. Ritchic, Ed
SON B. Olds, VIM. d. Lindsey, Harvey H. John
son, Wilson Shannon, George Bliss, Andrew
Stuart.
Whigs.--John Scott Harrison, Aaron Har-
Ian, Moses b. Corwin, John L. Taylor, w. r.
Sapp, Edward Ball.
Independent Dsmocrats.--L. D.. Campbell,
Edward Wade, J. X. Giddings.
Old Line Democrat. at.--Joseph Lane.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Od Line Democrats. b. Florence, J. Rob
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A. Bridges, Henry A. Muhlcnberg, Christian
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BUCHANAN ON GRAPE CULTURE
AND LoNGwoRTH ON THE STRAWBERRY.

n2tD DioNN" II oN 1HE sTRAWBERRY.
THIS day published, the Fifth Edition. Reyisoa
One volume l2mo, cloth, 63 cents
This volume should be in the hands OF every eulti
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compact and available form, the experience of acc,m
plished and practical Hortculturists on subir,ts
which have come directly under their own observa
ton tor long serics Of Years OF former edition
OF buchanan on the Grape" we subjoin a few
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Mr.. Downing, in his Hoyneuitnyist. saws II deals
moro with facts, with actual experience and obserya
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take it. and plant vineyard, and raise trapes itn
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Furnishes, IN small space n very great amount
OF instructive Information relative TO the cuur. of
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