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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.


kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
ExENOsssA, WIS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit casled or
collected at current rates of exchange, without othe
charge.
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver ccn bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. H. KIMBALL. Cashier
Something all should Know, viz
That Prof Woop's Hair Restorative will restore perfectly
both the gray and the bald every possible disease
the scalp preserve both the and the hair fading make
it SOFT glossy aud wavy extreme old age Thousands
dy to its nfabty. See advertisements in another col
umn, and circular. jan3I
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
JUSTICE OF TIE prAcr

H. FUTILE viii be candidate for the office of Justice of
| the Peace, at the ensuing Charter Election
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

c. LEWIS would inform the citizens OF Kenosha tina
eh will teach Vocal and Instrumental Music at er resi-
deee the first north Of the Court House. Instructions
in Instrumental Music given the Piano and Aeoian
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
NOTICE.

WHERE will be an election he'll, IN accordance With
/ law. on the md Monday of May next. the 18th day
OF said month. in the following Police jury Wards, at
the places herein after designated and between the
hours of 9 4. NJ. and i o'clck P. NJ, for the purpose OF
electin- a member to represent each OF sad wards in
the Po;ce Jury. for the term OF two years from the
2nd Monday of June next, to wit
Ind Wdrd.-At the Coffee House OF [. RatITey.
Comm issioasss. lug. Lereque, D. Daigre, and Amedee
Bujol.
4M Wdrd.-At the residence of Ernest 1le,ert.
Commissioner Alfred Hebert. r. aeber. and Lovinski
He5ert.
9Th Wdrd,-xth the Court House. -,
Conmissionsrs.- Blanchard, Hosemond Hebert and
F. r.. Allen.
sh Ward.-At the Coffee House of Alexis Tongue
C0anusionsrs.-A. Lobdell, ". c. Leblanc and Thco.
Allen.
10TH Vdrd-At the residence Of Charles Smith.
Cya miSioncrs.-H. 5. Fiyn, Geo. Hamilton andL Dag.
18th Fard.-atJ J. H. Jotnston's Store.
Comm issi5,ers- e. Il. Letevre, John i. slack and J.
l.. Orillion.
J. 7. LANDRY,
PRECEDENT Police Jury.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
AVIS DETECTION.

TLySara une election, conforme i ia loi, le deuxiene
i Lundi de Mai proclaim, lie lSme jour du dit mols,)
dams les suiventes ACCOMPLISHMENTS du Juri de Police,
dams les places ci-apres ~designees, ct entire lea heures
de A. NJ, ct 4P NJ, lobje:t de laqu"lle. sera d clre
un membre pour representese hacun des dts arrondlse-
ments dams lie Juri de Police, pendant !e terEae &c deux
ans, a pa1tir du Ter Lundi de Juin proclaim, SAVIOR:
"a Arroaiis,n.ent. -Au Cafe d'Czelen Railrey.
jug. Leyecque, D. Iaigre ct Ar'edee
Bujol'
4ms Arrontisensnt. A Ia residence d Ernest HILBERT.
Comn.'s-Altrrd d:b.rt. X. Hebert ct Lovinskl iiebert.
On. ArrUndiSsment--A la Malson de Cour.
Crmm's.-J. BIanchard, Rosemond HILBERT ct +. Il.
Allain. 0
sm, Arrondissmeat .-Au Cafe d'Aieyis Louguepee.
Cemm's.-A. lobIel, NJ. {. Leblanc ct T. Allen.
lone ArrosdSement. A Ia residence de ChaS. smith,
Comm 's.-H. S. tlyn, Geo. Hamilton, ct l. Day.
lime ArTondisen.ent.- Au Magazin de J. Ii. John
ston.
Comn.'s.-E- u. Lefevre, John D. Slack ct J. L.. Drill
lion.
y. I. LANDRY,
President du Juri de Police.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
Married

n r,,r.as, evening. Nay sth, b. Rev: n; II. sloS.
On inI HENRY j. PUjcKEfr to Miss ELIZA JANE
sSs ;s WI daughter Of F.. nlane"srd, Esq. al OF
Eaton Rouge ..
v...;ronv. nal your voltage oil Life along
~. s,ream of Time be calm and unrudied, with no
- storm of Adversely :? hinder your bark in its
N.., course. but with the gentle breezes of Love
and Joy, may your voyage be attended wishing
.au and your fair bride all the Joy and Happiness
.sat u.;, upon a union Of loving hearts, may you be
,rro .ouls with out q single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one" 80
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
J u d G Z NJ ENT n O T s.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoUR

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Julie Amelie lejeune, wife, W. Francois Henry hus-
band. No. l432.
7 N this case a judgement by default having been reg
l. utarly entered against the defendant, Francois
Henry, and the judicial delays having elapsed, and
%deiendent still failing to file an answer, the case was
taken, and after testimony aiduced, the law and the
evidence being clearly in favor of the plaintiff, Julie
.Amelie Iejeune, it is therefore ordered, adjudcei and
decreed that the plaintiff, Julie Amclie Lejeune, wife,
recover from ner husband, Francois Henry, the sum OF
eight thousand nine hundred and thirty-fve 54-1OO
dollars, with legal interest from 18th January 1856. 1t
is further ordered that the slaves Esther, Mary and
Eliza an! All the issues born Of said slaves, be decrec,i
tue Sererate property of the plaintiff, Julie Aulelie
lejeune, that she be nencctOrth seperate in property
from her said husband. Francois Henry, that she have
the administration OF her seperaie effects, ana that
her legal mortgage on all the property of her said nus
band be declared cxecutory, and decreed to have effect
upon all tne property, moveables, slaves and unmove-
ables of the said Francois Henry. It's further ordered
that the injunction sued out against the defendant
Francois Henry. Lovinski Hebcrt, Uorville Foret, The
od"re Blanchard and Joseph Landry, be made perpet-
ual against the said parties, and that the deienlunt
Francis Henry pay thsrost Of suit,
[signedl W. &. ROBERTSON,
Judge 9th Judicial District.
A true copy of the original on file and Of record in
this Office. Clerks office West Baton
Isl Rouge this list day OF April. A. D.
1886.
ap-29 r. HEBERT, by. CLERK.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
CouE Du sIxIEXE DIsTEICr JUDICAIR8.
Harriet Q. Hebert, epouse vs.. No. 1929, Ernest Hebert,
epoux.
TEITE cause avant etc requirement. mise en- de
\ fau., ct les deux jour de deiais ayant expires sans
len.egistrcment dune reponse par lie defendant, ct
cette cause ce form ayant exc Replacement prise, ct
la loi ct IevideEce etent en- Lveur du piajnti1 ct con
tie ledefendart. II est aors orndonne, adjugee ct de-
crete que La pla milf, Henriette O.. Hebers, aye ct re-
couvre du Gei-nieur, Ernest Hebert, Ia somme de Trois
Cent Vingt-qu.tte 100 p:astfrsts3"4 o. avec in
toret du aflle JUN, 1854. Il est &c plus ondonne que
Ia die pla.ntive son. separe de bisn d'avec con dit
mari ct qu'clle aye Tadministratio de ses biens para
phemane, ct une hypotheque legala sur les esclaves
ct meuoles du cit Ernest Hebert, lui l1i apparnenant
depuis lie SINE jour de JUN 1854, ct les frais de ce
process.
(signe.) II, B. ROBERTSON,
Juee de la Cour du 6n,e District.
Rendue a Ia Cour d,Avril, AID. 1856.
Tn vrsi copie du Judgement. Temoin ma main ct lie
sceau d'otice a Police du Grefier de
Il. 81 Ia dite Cour &c 24me jaur d'Avril
A. D. 1856.
WE C~H4MBE;LIN, Greffer.
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c,,r FOR THE NoMtSA rIoN.--A
WASHINGTON despatch to the New York Her
uTbs,e is already existing the very next
.,;,r to a regular understanding between the
p;orce and Douglas men, that the hrst thing
.aon;red IS to kill off Buchanan; and as this
!eq"L; is 70 be done, not among the masses OF
w.. nsonle. but among the delegates to Gin
n,at; Il is among those gentlemen that the
worL nj mining and co~untermlnns is gong
w The results at Cincinnati will most prob
.hi,, hs the same as at the Convention of lS44
su3,59 First. the most conspicuous candl-
s ;nt. wil1 be thrown overheard by a combina-
.;on .oaipst him: and that being done, the
rsn,,;n;ne prominent candidates will destroy
a.nh other, and be driven to the old alterna-
1--WE Of some unexpected and glorious dlscov-
erv, that the happy man is another Col. FOLK,
Cen, Pierce, or Capt. John Smith.
uowever probable may seem the chances at
the nresent moment of either OF the Promine't
candidates, there is no certain calculation for
the result. The friends of Pierce however
are active and determined.
The Richmond Enquirer contends tor the
two thirds rnle il the Cincinnati Convention,
and saws. 1--WE should regard that Southern
man q fool who should propose to vote for its
abroeation." The Enquirer also holds that
No one can be nominated at Cincinnati who
does not approve of the policy of the Admin
~istration. We quote a paragraph or two as
significant:
sspresjdent Pierce is the acknowledg ed chief
and representative Of the Democratic party,
His administration is a Democratic Admins
tra.iou. Every blow at him or his admins.
tration. is an assault upon the Democracy: and
in p~roporti IN to its effect. will contribute to
the defeat Of the Democratic party in the APP
preaching election.
The Cincinnati Convention will endorse
President Pierce, and the Democracy will
60. into the fight on the issues represented by
his Administration.
The conduct of certain Of Mr.. Buchanan's
f,iends is 50 obviously detrimental to his in
t~erests, as to compel a suspicion of their good
faith. And this doubt is strengthened by the
TACT that the very men who now support his
fortunes with such indiscreet zeal. were four
years ago his most violent and implacable
enemies. Do they give him a poisoned cup?
The assaults on President Pierce are es-
pecially injurious TO Mre Buchanan in Viz
gilia.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
WaSnburn'S American Circus
AND INDL1N dMPITHE.1IRE!

TWO large Companies combined. Acomplete trupe
OF Indian Equestrians, composed of Chiefs
braves aud and Squaws, from the savage tribe of the
plains ana beyond the Rocky Mountains, The Grand
Entire by the Indian Troupe, after which, representa-
tons of Scalping Scenes, War Dances, Games OF Sport
theChsse and the general manners and customs Of
the untutorei Red Man.
The beautiful young Squaw, A.AZUMA, as Pocahon-
tas in tn. thrilling historical scSse of PUC4HONIAS
81 WING TIE LIE OF CAPT SMITH; also the
murder of Miss JANE McRAE. by the Indians.
4 large troupe OF White E4uestrians who perform
all the most brilliant feats eyeer witnessed in the
Arena.
For full particulars see descriptive bill.
This immense establishment will exhibit in Baton
Rouge on 81 URDIy 7, Sd day of May, 1886.
Doors open at . and >. O'Clock P. III.
Adm,nittanc. 80 cts, Children and servants o cts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parotsse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,

C0UR DU SIXIEME DISTRICT JuDlClAIRE.
Julie AInele LejeuEe, epouse VS.. Francois Henri, epoux'
nANS cette cause I'm Judgement par defaute ayant
~ etc requirement pitt contre deiendeur, Francois
Henri, ct les delais ludiciaire ayant expere, ct lie de
fendeur jusGu'a les taisait de.aut, cette aiaire u etc
prise en- consideration, ct apres les +cmoignages, Ia loi
etlcvidence etant ciai1enent en- favour du plaintiff,
Julie Amelie Lejeune, epouse, receive he son dit mari.
Francois Henri, la somme de HUT mile neui cent
trente cling o4-loo, e, a35 81 riastras ayec in,eret le-
gale du neuvieme jour de ianvier 1856. II est lie plus
ondonne que les dts esciaves, Esther, Mary ct liza ct
tous les descendants mes lie ces dts esclafes. soint de-
crete les biens seIarees de la plaintive, Julie Amelie
Leleune, ct Gu'ele soft malntenant separe en- propri-
etes de son dit mari, Francois Henri, quelle aye id
minIstration de ses biens separer Ell que son hypo-
theque legaie sur tou:e, les proprietes ue son dit ma
ri, suit declare e1ecutoire, ct decrete d'ovoIr etIet sur
toutes les p~roprites duodit Francois Heuri. II est de
plus decrete que linjunction rrisu contre lie ~defendeur
Francois Henri, Lov.nski hebert, Dorville FOret Theo-
dore Blanchard ct Joseph Handy, soft perpetuelle
contre les dts parts ct pue lie de.endur, pale les frais
de process.
(sisne) ". B. ROBERTSON, Judge, o
6me. District Judiciaire.
On vrai copie &c forignal. Bureau du Gre(ier, 0.
Baton Rouge, ce Zine jour dAyril,
IS. IL AID. 1856.
ROSEMoND HEBERT, Depute Grefier.
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j. SIM ON & co.
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE;
j. SIM ON d CO..
Tho din Of war ia o'er-Peace is proclaimed -


Tho din Of war ia o'er-Peace is proclaimed -
ECONOMY and TASTE COMBINED.
GOODS TO SUIT TIE SEASON. IN THE LATEST srTLEs,
just received and constantly receiving.
TNHE undersigned request ladies and gentlemen to
l. give them Il cali, and satisfy themselves not only
OF the low price but the quality OF tho gG.ds they
have on hand.
IN THE LADIES DEPARTMENT.
FlounceI ard plain B'treges and Tissues.
Flonnced aud plain MuSlins and Organizes,
Muslin, Jaconet and Organly Robes,
Printed Brillantine,, Jaconets and Cambrics,
Plain anu Printed Linnen Lawns,
Small figure printed Linen tor ciildrens wear,
Plain Nainsooks and Victoria Lawns.
Plain and dotted Swiss, and great variety of white
goods. o
Plain and Striped Black Bsrese@., Ginghans. Eng
lish and French prints,
E~ABROIDERIEs.
Embroidered ChemeSetts and sleeves, in sets,
Rich Guipure Lace Collars,
A large variety of silk and Lace Mantillas.
Embroidered Muslin aud .Iaconet Bands,
Very rich Embroidered HandAerchicfs.
Embroidered Skirts, a great variety of Parasois,
Fans, silk Gloves, etc, etc.
III GENTS DEPARTMENT
Especially selected for this market. and guaranteed
to be the best workmanship and latest style compri-
sing
h'AAhS VI ~ apitF y
Suits of white Linnen Drill and Russia Duck,
Suits Of Checked Narse!,Iss,
Suits of Black Italian cloth.
Aerino, Bomhazine, Barpour and ALPACA Coats,
do do do do do Pants,
Brown LINEN, Drill, AMI other styles Of summer
Goats, and Pants,
Vests of every description; light silk Vests for sum.
mer wear,
All Linnen and LIE Shirts.
lndcr garments, in linnen and cotton.
Silk and Muslin CravatS, Haififose. GIo~es. Panama
Hats, Straw Hats for "Young America"
ST. Special attention is paid t" our customers. and
from the variety Of Our stock, a pefrct tit is in al
cases assured.
STAPLES y DONEyTYCy.
Just received, a few bales of Bleached and Unbleach-
ed SheetingS-lo-4. ia and l24-which we offer for \
very low price. Also 124 Linen Sheeting, French
Diapers. B!rdseve Diapers, Linen Danask, itamask
Table Cloth and HspSns; Linen, Crash Linen and Cot
ton MosIueto Netting; Muslins and Bo0inets for Bars,
ready maje Mo~queto Bars. Cotton and pure Linen
Cheeks; New York Mills, lthica Mills. Great Falls,
Cedar Lake, and all celebrated marks of Bleached
Cotton.
Brown cotton of all qualities. Cottonades. Deniuls
and stripes, etc, etc.
J. SIMON l. co.
ap4 Corner of Laurel and Third SITS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Bell & Stebbens, VS.. Frame A. Woods. No. 1909.
10y VIRTUE of a writ of &. ia. to me directed ir tn.
above eutitled suit, of date the fifth day Of
March 1855. from the 9Th District Courth, in and for
said Parish and State, will be offered for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, on the prem
ises in this parish, on
Saturday the Sd day Ct Hay ,pext, 1856.
at II O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, title and interest of
the defendant, Frame A. Woods, in and to the follow
ing described property. to wit:
a certain tract of land situated in this parish. meas
uring two arpents front on the Mississippi river, with
forty arpenis in depth, bounded below by lands Of
~Toupson W. Bird. above and in the rear by those Of
said Frame a. Woods, with the buildings and i'm
provcments thereon, to pay and satisfy said writ II
executior-seized III the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, cash on the spot.
WIN. WHITE, D.. S.
West Baton Rouge, March ODD, 1856.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PAROISSE D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE,

CoUR Do sxIEME DISTRICT
Dams l'afaire de Ia Succession de JACOB GEERHARf
No AS.
A TTENDU que Henry NJ. Favrot DIN q depGse un
n Tableau final, de son administration dams "a ate
Succession
Avis est par les preseutes donne que tou.e oppos,,
ton legale a lhomolog-tion du DIT taote1u uesta ~
fa;t d,os 10 R,reau dn Grefier de cette Paroissc dams
les dix jours que suivrout la premiere publication des
presentes.
Bureau da GreA6er, Avril 10 3 1sS6.
". B. CUAADRRLR, Gsedier.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge.

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoER1.
HARRIET 0. HEsssr, wife; vs.. ERNEST HEBERr, husband.
q No. 1929.
THIS case h~aYineAeen regularly desaulted and the
-" Judicia. delays having expired without the
tuH9 q sn sIsver hv de!eu!ert, and i having been
Tie dsv srsn1:l ia ~ up sri the lsr M evidence
h.;sz in fs.e. 81 y A.:tl; and Asainsi d~'-tl-,:., it is
therefore brferr,: ID utl2.d sni d.rr..i, that tns .laia-
till, Harriet o. Eeoers, do hAy3sml recover o. thc d.
fendent Ernest heiert, the sum Of Three Hundred and
twenty four 200 dollars, with legal interest from 5th
day of June 1854. and it is further ordered that the
said plaintiff be separated in property from her said
husband. and that she have the management of her
psraphernsl effects. and a legal mortgage On the slaves
and effects Of said Ernest Hebert, since the 5th day Of
June 1854 Aud costs, &c.
[signeil W B. ROBERTSON, Judge,
9th Judicial District.
april IS, 1856.
A true copy Of a judgement rendered at the April
term Of said Court for the year 1856.
As witnsss my hand and seal OF Office of said parish,
H. 81 this the 2Sth day of April, A. q. 1856.
ap29 W. B. CHAMAERLIN, Clerk.
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MONTAN 6 HUGUET.

Hardware ! Hard W
Ill Having removed to the stand formerly occupied
by Joshua Beal, and having received large aceesaons
10 my stock, | you'd solicit per sons in want OF hrd-
ware, Wood ard Willow ware, House Furnishing, &c
to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere
ian AONTA l. HUGUET, Church street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Of the Succession of JACOB GEEaHARr
No. AS
VK7HEREAS Henry NJ. Favrot Admir-. has fled a
w final Tableau of distribution OF his administra-
ton in said succession
Notice is hereby given, that all opposition to the
homoloeat ton of said tabieau must be filed in the
Clerks Office of said parish within thirty days from
the first publication hereof.
Clerks Office, April 3 1856.
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-b,oI1
The intelligent Physician will at once perceive that
this water possesses the most valuable medical quail
tiles. j.. l. & ". ?. RIDDELL.
The following named gentlemen Of the highest
standing in the medical profession, add their testimo-
ny to the above, and recommend the water in the
highest terms for the cure OF dyspepsia, Enteralgia.
Neuralgia, Dropsy- Chronic Diseases of the Kidneys,
Liver, Spleen and Bowels. Scrotula in all its varieties.
diseases of the skin, and most all the chronic ailments
thst females arc subject TO in this climate.
B.. F. HARVEY NJ. D.,
T. J. BURLINGTON, N. D.,
- RoME.
RICHARD Fl. DAY, "
l.. l.. I~AYcocK,
j. j. SrNsoN
r.. c. WHITE
WIN. GRAHAM, "
J. N. WILLIAMS. "
These Springs are delightfully."- situated II miles from
ihtou Rouge, on the banks OF the Amite River, in q
beautiful grove with good fishing, hunting &c; in fact,
with not having had a case Of yellow fever there for
the last three years, with daily COMMUNICATION from
Baton Rouge. it offers inducements unsurpassed in
this or any other State.
The undersigned fatters himself. that from some
wears experience in one of the best hotels in Pnila-
delphia. that be viii give satisfaction.
There will be a band ofnlusic during the season and
dancing every night.
n. B.-A line of Stages will run from Baton Rouge
to the Springs, and back daily.
W. BADGER.
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Grecnwell Springs.

THE undersigned having leased the above CELEBRATED
/ Springs for the coming season, takes this method
Of announcing to his friends and the public. generally
that lie will be prepared to open the same FOR the ac-
eommodation OF visitors. on the 18th OF May. 1856.
Eeeming it unnecessary ard superauous to enter
into a lengthy description of the valuable properties
CT the water, the subscriber would merely state to the
public, that on a careful analysis of the same by
MessrS b L. 4 ". p. Riddell, Chemists Of this Univer-
sity of Louisiana, they pronounce the waters to be
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

ClhIE UT LVUICIAIVft.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession of Jacques Eolaison senr.
No. SIS.
V7HEREAS yalmout Hebert Executor, has filed in
w the Office of the clerk of said parish Of West
Baton Rouge, as fnalTa bleau Of Distribution in said
succession.
the homologation If said Tableau must be made ac-
cording to Law within thirty days from the first pub.
llcatiun hereof.
Clerks Office this Sth day of May A. D. 1856.
W-B. CHAMEERLIN elk.
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BRUSHES! BRUSHES!
Paint, yaruish,
Sash, Whitevash,
Handled Scrub, Deck.
Hair Brooms, Mops,
Horse, Handled Shoe,
S%crubbing, Handled Marking,
Stove Shining, Window,
Popes Head. Pcpes Eyes,
Tar, Fancy Busters,
Brick Liners, Yankee nuster.,
Shoe, Mantcl Busters,
l.ye, Brooms,
Printers. Hearth Brushes
For esle br MONfAN l. HUGUET.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
ETA DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAROISSE DpOUEST BATON ROUGE,

pAROISSE BATUN ROUGE,
CovR DC sIXIEME DISTRICT JCDICIARE.
Dams i'afaire de la Succession de Jacque Molaiscn
decide. No. SIS.
A TTENDU que Valmont Hebert, Exccuteur, a &c
n jour enregistre au Bureau du Gretfeir de lie par"
oisse Quest Baton Rouge, un Tableau final ct une re-
partition entire les heritiers de la dite succession.
Avis est par lie present donne que toute oppusit'on
a lhonlo1ogation du dit Tableau devra etre iaite con
formcment a la loi Cans les trente jours qui sulvont
Ia premiere publication de Get avis.
Bureau du Grefier &c S de Mai A. D. 1856.
W. B. CHAMBEaIIN, Grefier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03

C,toves: Stoyes::
y A large supply Of small FraIksin, Coal, 8 sias (;
diamond, Paflor, Oval. Cannon bail, half-ovsi- Pie
premium cooking. Crescent, four hole, May1owe-
small and large Darge wood, kentucky dwarf, Cook
ing aud Heating Stoves.
June Crates, semi fronts, whole fronts, Gothic,
sguare Snd plain ditto on hand, and for sale low by
An5 AUTNAN L HUGUET Church street