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nr. Wise asd the Examiner.

We believe Mr.. Wise will receive the nomination
for Governor, At Staunton, to- morrow. He has the
decided advantage all his competitions Fifty OF
sixty counties have already declared in his favor
while no other aspirant has been recommended by
more than half dozen or dozen counties. This is
smincntly encouraging to his prospects; and wethink
It will be exceedingly difficult to defeat his nomina-
ton no matter what measures may be resorted to, to
effect it. We may well confess that We shall not
regret this result
Assuming his nomination "6xed fact" VIC
propose SIMPLY to put upon record, for our own and
the publics hereafter, the declaration Of
neghbor Of the Richmond Examiner that "the no'ni
nation Of Mr.. WISE piH eronerdte erny Democrat
from suppsrting him on party grounds" We take,
besides, the following extract from the Examiners
editorial
I'VE say Mot uro, Mr.. WT~s record he eannot b,
offended upon party grounds aud his nomination. tnH
rieo Of this record riH be total oberoton Of the old
parry ines and final kicking to The Dig, rora on"
frumperyef the old party Organization. True Mr.. wises
Anonymous champion in the Enquirer CALAMITY attempt
bis defence party grounds. But he proves much.
He wants the Democracy Of Virginia believe tha, NJ.
Wise has been . better State Rights than Mr. Cal
houu better Democrat than Gen. Jackson and proosbl
tho consistent aud sound politician that drew
the breath oil life y! No doubt this able aud enhusiss
tic writer believes these thins but that does make
such ide as the less funny and preposterou.. When
mac GU, Of lunatic asylum attempts srarcly aud
stcey to argue propositions Of that Sort the enIy reply
. eool auditor Ard i; in his heart make is He s
gooj ie!iow-iout excite him We had thought If there
any two distinct thing, in 1885, AMI the years aors
there, the Democratic party thing and Henry
Wise another II Is old familiar saying that there
at les,t thing Onnpoenee Dole CANT max,
fso hiI uihous hollyx be;use. II ever hal set
t!ei political idea. that during the period OF Nr
ws.s prime there clever space of division between
himself and the party of Jackson, Calhoun sui Polk
and 4, certainly that party of which he is proposed
for the candidacy"
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| TiPrLso --Aune Burton 6ned % Go by the May
or on yesterday, for keeping tipping house ON Baker
|
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LOCAL NEK VS..

Ia. hunpEa Jvnn Rio nARpf-Rsbeoca Chapmsn,
woman about ev ysars old. the hoasek sepee OF wlsm
H.bdsn vho s,suds committed fos examination upon
charge OF nurjerpH R'chards oeose the Mayor on
yesterday DO examined upon charge Of b'irR tart.
the day Ia Of $500 Zoe her appearance
yesterday. During hat interval che remained In he
house the Of shrh the man vas sho, aud sspt
there Monday night unmoved By the terrifying con-
alterations which her intimate connection With the dark
and bloody deed pepeirsed within dstAuce Of at most
four PAGES from the bed which abe laid must have
brought her soul. There rany Who would chooss
death in preference to such posou But Rebtcca Is
that number. She has soul that the tsrrors
OF Sebastopo .ere she placed In the mdt Of IL NUMBER
lee dead aud dying, would not move to siuge
Far less would shs be disturbed By the hauntngs which
must certainly have upon her Of dying man, the
victim Of her unsOdly companion gro.ninx u expiring
sgory the deor Of tho house In which she lived, and
| almost by the bedside upon which she reposed
Edward W. Ferguson, james W. Gaines, CharlesJ.
Points. aud Robt England were examined IS Witnesses 10
this Their testimonies we're substantially the same,
all having arrived the Of tho murder about
half past six O'Clock on Monday morning.
Tho testimony Of Ferguson vas tho most comprehen,
sivo lilo testified 10 hearing the report Of gun about
O'Clock In tho morning ~h~ no was dressing aud feeling
surprised al the unusaly loud report remarked to his
vile that there beef killed. She replied that she
did not wonder Al such thing shos being frequent
In that neishborhood. About o'clock. his way to
work, be Jas w. Gaines Who informed him that he
vas going the dead body Of which no heard
was lying on the side Of hill short distance from where
they stood. He agreed TO accompany him, and having
walked to the spot designated BY the colored boy
who gave the information to hr. Gaines, found the
body lying the Geld. They returned to the house
occupied By Hsbden aud Rsbeccs, and there dis
covered distinct traces Of blood which they cpuid
serve ~as PARTIAL. concealed BY ashes sloug the
track over which the body Was dragged
They found the position Of the individual when sho o
DO about five feet In front Of tho door, IRON which pi
OF the hous. where would appear he VA permitted to
remain until lie extinct This conclusion vas found
ed upon the saturated condition Of tho earth With the blood
Of the murdered man, and tho marks on the ground owl
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CoSrISUsD-Thc Of james Walsh charged with
asiulting Jane Browning, was continued by the Mayor
on yesterday, until to-day, In tho absence Of the compa
nant. who sscm. ndisnnsed 70 pfoaecnio.
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CONTINUED AND TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
90 rHx
GREAT VIRGINIA BOOK.


Nv aeven thousand copies already called for.
Price In nea. paper ~
'und 10 fancy cloth gN Is
Turkey morocco with steel 90
HEAR WHAT THE ORTIZ SAY LII h., confirmed On,
high opnon Of the One talents Of suhocss and sats
ned Us that she devote her energies M
she VII yin for herself NEST fame proved
herself the possesor OF decided genius and Ia tbs
throws It's attractive upon The best and puss
nestle affections" Richmond Ji.paioA.
Here novel published IN vgins style that CHALLENGES
comparison with The New York New press,
and s tersy character s praise its
sl,housh Tho fslr su,hor, Ike The publisher. citizen
n>vcfdi ddrsrfisrr. WV
written 10 spirited style and With ne ordinary .hu,, in
the Poranre Of (plHdf,lp6fao
This author 10 certsiny lady Of aoty and
graceful and attractive vrter Ills VERY
Bottom TrdvsH<r. -
yrc the page the last have read with Increasing
pleasure, this ov sod
.oow Of TRIAL and eonsoason Of passion and T-
truth have csipsd hands m rsoa and rus, that
M suthor Will eontinus 70 WELD rmnsny
attractive ~ fSsdsrfctscrro Estcs.
no23 a. NORRIS, Publisher, 81 Main street
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WoODkN wAHh..ws,h rah. Bta'. snd Iron bound &C.
wv dar Buckets; MILK PigEns Chubs, Wash
Horses Flour Pails Pastry Boards and Pins Barre
Gases; knife Boxes Meaures Yard Sticks
Pnt,; Reow' Rat and Mouse Traps Lemon Towel
stands, Ac for sale At 1877 Main street.
noaS
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In their front, and extending along the interval, be-
tween each battery Of guns clouds of Skin
mshers wheeling and ~hrlng in the front Of their march
ike autumn leaves tossed by the wind The Zousvss
living Ike tge,s at the spring with ready rae,
In hand hidden chin deep by the works wh.h run
'ong the line Of these ridges rear but the quick
eyed Russians were man9uvering the other side the
valley and did not expose their columns attack Below
the Z1uaves could the Turkish gunners n the
doubts all in confusion the shot over them Jus,
- came up the Russian, had carried No redoubt the
iurthes and most elevated and their horscmen
shasng the Turks across the Interval which lay between
and redoub, No. 9.
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CO NJ NJ Err CIAL.
kicHnnup, Nov. q

kicnnaup. Nov. es
without chang. quote lsss tA
Wk eomon issf 81 eek medium srsdss ts 70 -
70 II. and oeeasensiy hid sells high a. II IL Norsy
ans oGsrins The crop freely loose
parcels aud sells At ssS TO for laSs, and ssns ssss u a
on ING fs- parcels Of good have sold A. high s.dS
wnurrAs market nis dull to-day caused by unfavo.
raoe accounts just received By the Baltic, ssos prime
o. and prime white at 1873
oorn-so 70 IS per busheL
Meai-si to i.to PER bushsl.
riear.-ssPernns o. Extra ~ ssk Family iox 70 IN.
HissrsR WHITE. oomri..lon Merchants.
.,.n, caudiss 100 be1.s; jack
aoss - ''"~'' '''D'' Nv i Sxrisscsr ALLEN 90.
Hvf issa s'oH.'r Ds.ns+Ss 1lSss ~. 90 for
ss 'Faa S. " s;; @
: '' 5.V.sTSIS 1lEls o. Tor
81 :, ss ss
p..iDEsi.h.d Women. fas.'.d origins. rsare. By Woo
nOaS J.w RANDOLPH
s.is :as .. s S.
and sr;.t., re,l; I:. r.s and os.. .ad
r... Handle butter Iai; iaiv, as:'i
ssi!: ..s ANn y, fi:aa
RAWLINGS MlLIrR
no9s Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
kACOI SIDES hhd,. pIirs y. on sides, eOnsTo-
by RAWLINGS = MilLkk
noW Corner Pearl and Cary strsets.
a DAMANTINE CANDLEs.-s boxes oil superior
RA&LINasA MILLER
no99 Corner Pearl and Cary ,tr,r,,
a rrLE iMANP1; P.lns ca..ins ohss,s; o. Govern:
Just ,.ceived anu for sale ~ RAWLINGS MILLER
po29 Corner Pearl xntO Oar str.et.
4 q C0CLrkE RAZ1Rs.-Anoher supply OF superior
IL RAlors, Just opened and for sale BY
q. J. sINIoN I CO.,
no2 Sign OF the Circular eAw, n Main 81
N ErALLIC TAPf; L. tsS.-A u as. orim mt Tou,
" feet To iUO feet inclusive In Inches
heehAnes and knEinsers use. For sale ~
q }. slNT0N . co..
nov Sign OF the Cir :uiar raw, u Main o..
RL0CK-TiN CoEfEE Gis &c: 4 RS AND U"Ns.
TO gallons ncuhv; STEAK aud Oyster Dishes, all
HOT water PlAtes Round aud oetAxn ussiers Dsh
nursery Lamps &c. for sale by c. J. SiSTON 4 Co.
hoE Sign Of the Circular SAY, II Main street.
@Snn RENAHD.-w.. broken from tn. J.iI Of
instant, prisoner named W. WALKER Said prisoner
tst inches TO feet high, thick
bald from 20 to Is yesr Of and ha. ugly
e hand Two hundred dollars will
asss.y taken .i;an The county $500 taken eise-hnre In
Tie STATE and tSOo taken without the State
are ssaue,.ed to Ali In the capture Of the fugitive
nozs-uo. GEo. b. NUCKoLLS, Sheriff.
m Olk Il LONDON lfODKS
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sOM THING NEWT h.v, ja,i rec ave b, n .nosr
- style Of fann' .ssme Busiue.s ar.
nsId'o"e I'd u.-e In the latest sl; ASS,
st,l o Osrr 81 Rne CAssim ere TO shicn
would Invite the Atieatioz OF q ! In want.
no2s Corner NAN sna y. y, 80,
g TIA. ANOTHER REDUC1IJs.- 30 ya,d Pi.ii Silks a,
~ 5'H cents the greatest bargsi odereIS
iot u d. besc.ed Ill o. on &C \ 10
Asa lew more OF tnUs .rs at cts,
worth SIN cts. 81.
Thee few of the bargain. that found ling
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n..u - 49,, -, DSE0VeT ~, T504. J
zen Or ours OF we fist instant, postmsrked 23d
did hot resch ill this day. You requested me n f,,n
90 accurate transcript rom my notes. Of that portion
VI ", sD testimony. gwen III the case Of the Comon
wealth vs. Cbrssn 10 which he said he had taken Tho
responsibility OF employing Mr. Niche, a, Tie Joint ar
pense Of the Institute, aud DR. Blackburn &c-and you
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-29

Looking to the left towards the gorge we behcd six
compact mssses Of Russian Infantry which had JUST de
and slowly advancing with solemn s,atenes up the
valley. lmme is,ey in their front regular line of
artillery of at least twenty pieces strong batteries
light guns were already mile in advance them and were
p,yng with energy the rcdoub,s from which feeble
puff of smoke long intervals Behind these gus
in front OF the infantry bodies OF cavnry
They we're in ak compact qusres-thres each flank
moving down sehsion towards u.s. and the valley was
a.. 18th tho h-,i of t.-: .-~- r-.-,. sd
aCcOutemeniA "'''
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ANOTHER FLIGHT or THE TURKS.

AT that moment. the cav,ry, under Lord Lucau were
formed In gterng masses; the light brigade under Lord
cardigan in advances the heavy brigade under Brighter
General Scsrett in They drawn I'D ius, in
'front.' OF their encampmcnt and concealed from the
view OF the enemy by slight "wave" in the plat, Con-
'deraby to the of their right the osi HighIsnder
we're drawn up in :nc in front of the approach 10 Bask
lava More behind them, on the heights the marines
the gunnes could be ready the in which
we're placed the heavy ships guns Toe 93d had originally
been advanced somewhat into the plain but the in
Ant ,e Russians got possession OF the frat rejoub, they
opened fire them with their own guns and inf .ted
some injury and Sir Colin Campbell "rercd" hi. men 10
q better position.
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NOTICE. have lea e BLACK HEATH COAL PITS In
Che,terned Countv Va for term n and
claed with Mr. WIN L. WALKER for the purpos. rry
the al Business in ii' various branches The
he Conducted IN the name and style Of TOMPEINsA CO.
Richmond 9th. JOsEpII T. TONpRINJ
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'UNENTH VOLUME COMHENCED-.HARpER1
Il NEW hoNriLY MAGAZINE FOX DECEMBER.


Virginia Observation-Disclosures Crayon and hi, cp
sins by "a ensravng Napoleon John
Abbott iiu,tratsdby engravinys ,rl
BY enyrayipgs San Juan
nrs Tia Nc~eom-s-hy Thacsrray, with seven pius A.
lions. by Dcy chapter XXXix among chapter H.
returns from Rome to Pail MALI chapter ui story
Russian "Reminiscences. Lo,s and Gain Tale of Linn scI
BODY, Sick Brain What do Young Men aary Adam
Hrs Monthly Record Of Eyrn EIor', T,br EIi.
or,E.sy Chair Eor's Drawer. Literary Notices. Book. OF
he Month: Comicaies Or gibAi
he rrt Cigar The Smoking The first Cigar The Elects
Long Sermon Done Fashions for
FURNISHED by Boe in advance Of their
md Promenade Costumes; Bonnet Young Ladys one Cor
>'' S'-
Price per nnnum 81 2J
YOr sale by w. A. RUrrERs
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Sir Colin Campbell, who in command Of Baaklsvs
had drawn up the e3 High,nders little in front of the
road TO tho town. the first of tho advance Of the
enemy The marines the heights col under arms the
sssmens batteries and marines batteries On tho
close TO the town, were manned aud the French artillery
and the Z,uaves prepared for action along their nc,
Lod LucAhs i:te camp the Of great excite
mont The men had not time water their horses thew
had not ornken their as, from the evening the Law be-
ore aud bal barely ssdded the first blast OF tho trun.
pet when they were driven up the slope behind th-
redou6tsiu front of their camp operate on the enemy
.Quadrops
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SUCCESSION SALE.

IN the matter of the Succession of MARY
May, deceased-No. 296, Probate
Sixth Judicial District Coprt-Parish
of East Baton Rouge, La.
DY VIRTUE OF Commission issued in
ID the above succession and to me direc-
ted from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish of East Baton
Rouge and State of Louisiana will ex-
pose at public sale at the Court House door
Of said Parish, in the City of Baton Rouge,
on Monday tie 24th day Of Judy nest, 1854,
at IL o'clock, A. H., the property hereinaf-
ter setforth and described, belonging to the
succession of Mrs. Mary May, late OF said
Parish, deceased, to wit:
Negro woman named Judith, aged about
twenty two years.
TERMS OF SALE-AS FOLLOWS For one
fourth Cash on the day of sale-one fourth
on the eight day Of September next, 1854 !;
one fourth on the sth day of September,
1S55-and one fourth on the StKday of
September 1856. Each note to bear six
per cent interest per annum from the day
Of adjudication until paid, and the purcha-
ser 10 furnish notes with good personal Sc
curity and specialmortgage reserved on the
slave Judith, aforesaid, until final payment
of said notes and interest.
june23-6ts. H. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
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We don't think our readers ought to
be deprived Of all the good things said
by the North, because we happen to
occupy Southern latitude: hence, we
can not forego the following:
JEFFERSON REv1sED.-It is thought
they have got new edition Of the
Declaration of Independence" at the
South especially calculated for that
latitude. The following is said to be
the beginning Of the precious instru.
1nent: White men are born with con.
siderable freedom, and endowed with
inalieuable rights, among which are
life, liberty, and the pursuit Of uig-
gers" Portland Advertiser.
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~There are many fastidious gen.
tlemen in the community, who are Sc
very much afraid that they will have
to pay for something not bargained
for; that they deny themselves every
little courtesy faom others, in the fear
that it may cost them a portion of
their i'll obtained lucre.
Such are ever on the alert for fear
that complimentary invitations and
notes to be present, will cost them
''more than they comes to-. From the
bottom ofour soul we do pity such
they should have mark upon them,
and form a separate government to
themselves; as thieves like company.
and the suspicious are ever ready to
steal.
What induces us to bear down upon
this class Of people thus, is the fact
that every now and then, paper
sent by some one from the town to a
distance, comes back to the Office here
with these laconic words on the cover
please stop this paper" How any
bull head can be so obtuse in his intel.
lect, as to be guilty Of such thing,
passes our comprehensions.
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THE undersigned takes pleasure in an
l. nouncing to The citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity that he has established
a Daguerrean Room on lafayette street
over Booth 4 Quiggin's shoe store, where
he is prepared to take likenesses and copies
Of likenesses in the very best style.
He is prepared to take landscapes All
work warranted to give satisfaction. ri
% Changes moderate. -it s,r.-,
To persons furnishing their own cases a
liberal deduction will be made.
june-14-tf. GEO. w. ROBERTS.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!
THE Lamp Lighter; Tillman'ss Chemis-
L try Judge Edmonds on Spiritualism
Masonic Manuel; Poets and Poetry Of
Aperica; School Diary; Life and Say
ings of Mrs. Partington; Love and Parent
age; The Louisiana Swamp Doctor; 81
mon Sugg's Old Neighborhood; Holliok's
Marriage Guide; Holliok's Mals Organ;
The Mother in Law, with great many
other cheap publica tons. Received and
for sale by, GEO. NJ. HERoMAN.
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NOTICE.

In the nsatte,. Of the Succession Of SAMUEL
MouSr, deceased.
1879 Probate Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish of East Baton Rouge, La.
Clerks Office.
WHEREAS, THonAs J. BURLINGTON
w has applied 10 said Court TO- be sp-
pointed Curator of the estate d SANpEI
Mousr, late OF said Parish, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested, to show cause within ten days from
the first publication of this notice, why the
said application should not be granted.
L. ST. NJ. MORENO,
June 22st, 1854. Clerk.
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NOTICE

A IL PERSONS indebted to the under
II singned, and the late firm of A. Nord-
haus & Co., "The New Orleans Cheap
Store" corner Of Lafayette and Laurel sts.,
are hereby requested to come toward and
settle their accounts before the 5th of July
prox. All accounts not paid by that time
will be put in the hands of the law for
collection. Chas. Duval, at the corner Of
Lafayette ant Laurel streets, is my author
lied Agent, and will attend to the collec-
tions, CHARLES NEWMAN.
June %, 10 5th July.
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1N4ba IN aEfar n&X&3.1x C..~..r.:u. IL -
KrwT ecsssS H.. > eca - p y, -: y,
S,xth ad;c;sl n;.t,;c+ ' r.. 'o n'st.
s of -, issRston Pa"aa ~1 Soo''- aiisA
nv vrRTf9E ~ 49,: "a
+bs 800 s -, .I an, ISSUED IN
= f.on, tI.s Hons S;xth i.S;. ~ n ul.ec'l
Cont in and Jar the Parish Of "a. i R.t"
Ro,.o and s, sta ~ 1o.;s;an. Nas ~: ~.
-ose = nnhI;c saIe IN 81, -.,,,. :. s w ~.
tone If III. ,,.,, "a 4 d iss1 Ssass,
~ an The n,.m;.., , ~. :. -, -.
1a "a: -. res;Ssd n ss;a par;.h :. shast -.
6re mia. from fhe C;tv' II Ratcs, pn....91
m InHe S.ndv Cr..k-y+},s ,,-c,,s- . .I 800
~ afrsr set 10th s.d 'A>s.r;f..af H. i..s:s-
- ths secce.s;on ~ 4 ~. q go ia.a - g:5
parish deceased 10 w;ts = lowe = -
rERTAIN tr.ct n6srsna - rpiL,,..
finn wherein the deces-s.l iss4 ras,d .aas :,
sa;d p.r;sh On T;t4ls ssrdr 60" s 81 ~
hont twentv.fve miles f,s:, the H. a. % &c
Ra+or Ro,c. con+a;n;ns t,rc hnas IA ~ =.
more or Lass tcoether w;th siI az ILL
mos and ;mnrcvsmsn+. ths,.on VAC ''''e-
< N ~, TpAcr II ra.a i,.:
bout ons nil nil. FROM, ths sho"a y1 a.
trsc+ no-t l ,v.st d;r.nt;on .nd . 1870
t,vo "nd,e3 800 800 =, ~ IT,
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AVIS.

DansPaGaie de IL Succession de SAMUEL
Mount, decide.
1879 Cour des Preuves du Sixieme District
observation-disclosures d. Est Baton Rouge lie
4 TTENDU que Thomas J. BURLINGTON
IL fait application la dit Cour pour
etre NOMINEES administrator de la sue
cession de Samuel Mount, reinforcement
de Get Paroisse, decide.
Avis est par Ia presente dome toutes
personnes interesses de faire savoir leur
raison dams dix jours de la premiere publi-
cation de Get avis, pourquoi Ia dit demande
II. 81 jain22 M. NORENO, Grefier.
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-lisaz'a is.s AVIS.
DAMS PaAaire de Ia Succession De LEON
FsANe1As, decede-Copr lu Sixieme
Dist. ,Judiciaire-Pardsse d. Est Batoa
Rouge. =,
ATTENDU que Thomas J. Burlington /
IL fait application Ia dit Cour pour etre
NOMINEES Curateur de Ia succession de con
Frapgias, reinforcement de Get Paroisse, de-
cede.
Avis est par Ia presente donne 4 toutes
personnes interesses de faire savoir leur raj
son dams ldlx jours de la premiere publica-
ton de Get avis, pou1quoi Ia dit denande ne
serait pas aceordee. M. MORENO. n
iuin24.lOi. Gretfier
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Baton Rouge Steam Corn Willis.

Baton Rouge Steam Corn Mills.
THE above establishment. situated on
i corner of North and Main streets, is
now in working order, and any demand
for Fresh Ground Corn Meal. can be
promptly supplied.
~A meal cart will, for the accommo-
dation of customers, make the circuit of the
city every Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day. Meal will. also be kept at the store
of the undersigned, opposite the Ha,ney
House. JOSHUA BEAL
june 20 SAY
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For GREENwELL SPR1NGs.-It at
fords us pleasure to be able to say that
Hutchinson has commenced his regular
daily stage to Greenwell; thus afford
ing conveyance for such Of our citizens
as desire to 60 out and spend day in
that agreeable mick of the woods"
Arrangements can be made for parties
at the stable. The stage viii go out
in the morning and return about sun.
down. So. ....a ..-
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o. There is nothing more impor.
tant at this period in the history Of the
Capital, than that each person desir-
ing to make a substantial improve
mentin the way Of house, should
have the correct lines of their lots. To
all such we refer to the card of Mr..
j. NJ. Halliday. There are now many
costly buildings that are either within,
or beyond the line prescribed for the
street, so that workmen cannot be 20
verned by them.
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'luOTICE!i

In the ysatler QsAe Succession o. Lxox fRAsclts,
"a deceased, NJ
Sixth Judicial Dstrict Court, Parish ofEast Baton
NS ~ Rouge. svM Is
WHEREAS THOMAS J. BURLINGTON has applied
w to saidk Conrt to be appointed Curator Of the
estate OF Leon Frangiss, late Of said Parish, de-
ceased.
Notice hereby given to all persons Interested to
show cause within ten days from the first publica-
ton of this notice why the said application should
not be granted. r.. 81 N. MORENO, Clerk.
June 94-lSN. ga
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SMALL H0m0ny, C0w&Cicken Feed.
IRON and after the latter part Of this
L Week the Baton Rouge Steam Corn
Mill will be prepared to supply all orders
for the above named articles. :.
june 20 SAY JOSHUA BEAL.