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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. WASHBURN Me- argued in favor of the res
olution empowering the Committee on Elections TO
send for persons and papers in the Kansas case lie
said Mr.. Reeder removed because he would not
be the slave and tool of the President, who had Of
fered him the mission to China or Great Britain II he
would resign the Govemorship.
MIR. SMITH WALDO understand the gentleman
TO make that chargel
Mr.. WASHBURN--I have seen such statement
in the newspapers; the correspondent who made
dared The Washington Union to deny it, and dare
the gentleman from Virginia TO make the denial.
Mr.. SMITH believe it to be bald and unmh-
gated fasehOOd, and il is uubecomng In any member
to repeat such newspaper statements.
Mr.. WASHBURN--I believe every word OF IT..
There are gentlemen here who can speak for the Ex
ecutive.
Mr.. MATTISON continued to defend the Emigrant
Aid Societies and severely criticised the positions Of
the minority report condemned squatter sovereignty
and expressed the opinion that the difficulties in Kan
sas we've attributable TO the let alone" policy OF
1850 on the Slavery question. But for this there would
have been no flaming proclamation by the President
and orders from the Secretary of War TO enforce the
laws.
Mr.. WASHBURNE argued that the Committee
must have plenary power, in order to give an impair
tia hearing and arrive at honest, intelligent Judg
ment. lie moved the previous question.
The motion was negatiyed, 79 voting for and 20
against.
Mr. Bennett Miss contended that Mr.. Reeder has
set up an extraordinary claim, without shadow OF
law or justice.
Adjourned til Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
THE GRoCERs' BANK, OF BOSTON: Ia

BOsTON, Friday, March ht.anda3 II
In regard to the Grocers' Bank, which sfxanr, susfxy,
some time since, Judge Merick, OF the suPrepp "a ,hs
to-day made decree appointing Nr 5. g. ksso ,ae
President, and Mr.. T. NJ Robinson, stoaahoP, .Sa Re-,
agents to take custody Of the property IRON ,ne al
ceiyers before appointed, wite authority Ps
Immediately all the liabilities Of the Bank tey -
sufficient aseets for that purpose. The esso'. ae
rerort to the Court on the 2Sth Of April gien e' -,
thing appears satisfactory they will be allowed " WI
tnue the business Of the Bank If they see IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
Total. ..lsd towns. .Sc23l 1856 3s1 1850 81
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
Total. l46

Tie above returns are from ls6 cities and towns, in
which Metcalf, the Anti Nebraska candidate for Gov
eruor has 2s, $50 votes and Wells, the Democratic
candidate, 2s 6O.; Metcalfs plurality, $40. 1t is not
probable that choice has been made by the people
The Indications are that the Democrats viii share the
Senate about equally with their opponents but in the
House the Opposition will have clear majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
KANSAS MEETING IN BOSTON.

boston, Friday, March II, 1870.
A meeting Of the friends of Freedom in Kansas va.
held at Fame u Hall last evening. Gen. Pomeroy on
Kansas, Mr.. Conway, late Of Maryland, and Juogs
Smith Of Pennsylvania made speeches, showing rse
giving them material aid and assistance. No resohr
tons were offered. The attendance was small
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
MINISTERIAL TRIUMPH.

ToRoSTo, Friday, March al, lSSO.
In Parliament last evening the Isstry gained ios
superiority beating the opposition W 10 70 on mosy.
to rescnd the resolution OF iH4tny into Judge
charge on St Sylvester murder trial. ,,x
A fire occurred at Kingston this afternoon desuy y ~
ing the building the corn0 Of Brook ana H,ss ~
streets. Tho block coDtsnsa several stores su' Wv
loss Il considerable
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

should find, sons fine Summer morning, himself
ard all the Northern traitors, bis associates hung
b0h as Haman on morcl gallows-let him con-
f,ss. as he feels himself choking that we long
AGO warned him of his danger and bade him take
"A
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

The United States Mail Steamship Baltic will
sail for Liverpool to-day at II o'clock. THE
TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE, to go by this steamer, will
be published this morning at O'Clock. The mails
cln.e AT the Post Office at l0A q. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
THE ENLISTMENT BUSINESS.


WASHINGTON Friday, March IA, 1856.
The Government has received fresh affidavits
which, it is believed fully establish the completely
of Mr.. Stanley, of the British Consulate in New
York, in the recruiting business. Mr.. Barclays
participation or oversight is not less rea but hard
ly so tangible 1t is probable that these depostiOns
will be laid before Congress by the President.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIyGToY, Friday, March "A, 1850.
The American members of Congress held meeting
here tonight to deliberate what measures were best
calculated TO advance the interests of the American
party in the coming Presidential campaign.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

BALTINOHE, FTlddy, MHTCD -, IoJ0'
The virginia Legislature have passed bill appro-
prating million Of dollars to the Virginia, Iennesses
and Coyinoton and Ohio Railroad. The appropriation
or the Central road was reduced to $500 ,Ooo ..u
~ Oor and departiog Tie Norfolk boots leave
dailv with passengers for the South.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
PAuROAD ACCIDENT.

BAITNORE, Friday, March y, I'3o.
The mails destroyed by the recent railroad aecident
near Margaretisvile y. c., unusually large. Inc
contents Of Adams s Co.'S were vaiued AZ T9o w.
Ten rassengers were badly injured and one Of thtm,
named Oc,syius Cook, subsequently died.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
NetpWork DAILY Gribm,re
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice taken Of Communications What
intended insertion be authenticated by the
aud address OF the wrerDo necessarily for pubica
ton, but guarantee Of his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communc
To our FREKDs-Subscrbers sending remittances re
queny omit to mention the name of the PostOhice and
eeyv frequently the Of the State TO which their paper
be sent-awsys mention the name Of the Po'ones
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
DISASTER TO THE SHIP SHOOTING STAR

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The ship Shooting star, from the Sandwich Islands
for Newfork touched at this port for provisions. On
sailing again she struck the rocks about forty miles
from here but we have heard 10 further particulars
She has a valuable cargo, which is insured IN New
BeGfold, Boston and New-Iork for sioOoOo.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD BILL IN COM
MITTEE,

ALBASY, Friday, March a. 1885,
The Broadway Railroad bill came up before the
House Committee tonight. Mr.. Hilton argued
against the road and J. s. Sayter appeared for the
grantees. D. ID. Field, esq., speaks IN favor OF the
grantees on Monday neXl.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

Judge Collamers Report (being the Minority
Report of the Senate Committee on Territorics) on
the Kansas business is published in another part
Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, FIiday, Mufcn II leJ'.
The schooner Baltimore, from Baltimore bound for
New.York. with cargo Of -four, rice cotton, &c., Is
esLc,e near Old Point Comfort. steamer has been
rt TO her relief She Is lying easy, aud her cargo
I,.;,y taken out.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

p T Barnum was examined yesterday before
the Supreme Court in reference to his pecuniary
circumstances. We give a verbatim report in our
Law Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
FREE STATE CONTRIBUTIONS.

ALBAsY, Friday March l4t 1880
The subscriptions at the Kansas meeting IN THIS oly
last evening, amounted to o., $40; Of which Cert
Smith gave $4,000 L. G. Deevan, $1,000, and Ihs
State Register and Egeaing Journal each slOo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
THE AMERICA OUTWARD BOUNI

HALIFAX, FTiday March Il, Too.
The steamship America arrived here from New-York
at o'clock, and sailed again for Liverpool at clock
this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
NEW-H1NPS SHIRE ELECTION

The Boston Atlas of yesterday gives the following
figures of the New Hampshire Election;
IS55. 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
NEW-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Frlday, March II, Looos
The Legislature of New-Jersey adjourned sine dc
at O. clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS


INPoRrANr CARD TO THE TRApE-The only certain sud
stnovded Cor Fever and Ague AID al t0ms Of Inter
pitent feveTs
DysHLgRs ANrI-PERfoDIc ACUE Pills.
For sale the manufacturers prices by the following we'll
known houses in this city: {. V. CLIcTENES Co, No 81
Berclay-s,; CHARLES II. RING cor Broadway and John
Hall DIXON fRAsER, No. lf9 Chsmbersst :. G. WELLS
Co No lis FTAnkn-st.; STEBBINs, MORGAN ALLEN No.
4s Ciias,. BuSH GALE, No. ls6 Gresnwch-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
CRIsrADORo's HARDY WIGS AND ToUPEEs

stand preSrDinept above ell competition suite Of elegant
private apartments for applying bis famous DYE the greatest
sandard article Of its kind ughout the word His
style Of WIGS and ToUPEE perfection Itself Wholesale
and retail at CRIsTApoRos, No Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

CopCR sYEVP meeting with unbounded 10 aztec lions
q the lungs such Coughs Colds, HoHscness Bronchr
HoOpinK Cough Asthma. Group ami pal iatSe IL Con
ton IL is guaranteed % ANY remedy offered tor
diseases Try and prove IL for yoseyes Sold bg
C. v Cl1kener Co, No 81 BarcaysL e. H. Ring, No. l9e
Brosdx sy shedden Neergssrd 4hst and Bowcry; T. r.
Green iifhst and broadwGy; Mrs Hayes No rs ktousf
Bfooklyn al druggists in and country. See pamphlet
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
Tnr HAK.-To prevent its being bsld. and I.

IHI HAIK.-IO prevent IIe UtIug UdTu, dIltI %
il glossy BOcLEs NYFEEtoN
RViD. should It's color be uDpleas x BoSLGs ELEcrRtc
UAtR DYF will mascay chAnge 70 10 bach brown o tae
mos, raiural description. For the COM Aon BoSLt BALM
oy CyTHEREAh unvAled. For shaving ule BcGLEs ANoLE
To be had wholesale snl retail Of the pI rietCr. W. BoSLg
Boston; am be bad in this city BsRNEs q fARGi =
RUsHToX; HEeENAN, CLAgK Co. RING, froatway; y 3.
q d. SANDS Fulton st. and Agents THO saOut the wodd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

DELIGHTS SPANISH LUSTRAL viii make Hair
ROW on Bald Heads IL i the seaies discovery OF The 18th
century toilet article il Is superior io9 boitei sold
the fno.ths Ia New England Prepared ison recipe
trougb, from AudGua Spain BY H. WaDLEicH LaWeLce,
Msss Sold in New-YoTk by BAKNs PAGk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
A FAcr roR rHE FAsmoNApLr PrpLIc.-

Rxox the Halter Of Broadway Of Fultons has M
HAT designed for the Spring that b art d.
worthy appreciation Of the fashionable public. Prizes
Pour Dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
hosTITTER.- No article has ever spneared

HusiEFfKR.-NO No article has ever appeared
beiee .ee public that has created tho same ucsssfcd
ssts,ss,en IN Of Dyspepsia ami nious Co-pns, a
HosIEi. ..sES NEGrTA2LE STOMACH BtTrESs. Tlev
e vie, iorce OF secrotions, sSo core % tle systr
~ eyer respect eod ap broken 5ustes Cunssu' O.
20 ehly an euoSd 10 be without ;ltl. RMS Pas
nhotssle Asene NO. Soi Broadway. SID b. AZ Cr,cc-s
DrrWis's sni H0lea
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

tate Ose Dr. sANToED's INvGoRAToK fol al Billions Aaec
tious Bowel Stomach Deraaseulen's Scs ieda he od
all fsmae Complaints. sold BY SANFOSD Co, pTcp1e
No iss Frcns snd BY Druggists generally Through th
In ted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
HEnxIA-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARsH

a Co by the Industrial Nations their
PATENr RADICAL CURE TRUss Also the Fair Ol tie Auer
ran Institute awarded the First Premium this Tr s IN 1854
References superiority Profs " Mott w. PorScr aud
j. NJ CarDOchaD extensive list Of mercantile and other
seutlenen cured BY this Truss may be MARSH Co.'S
y Maidenlsne N Y, sId MARSH, CoRLIEs Co.'S, West
1thsi Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from 7 H. until r. M
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
EINE TEAS.
l. q. WILSON 4 Co.

large assortmeu Of NEW CRoP GREEN und BLACK TEAS
5eudg choicest HYsoy YoUSG HYSOS GUSPOwOER aud IN
pERIALS.
Also OoLoScs and BREAKFAST SoUcHoSGs:
For sale at liberal discount for cash usual credit
JAMES CASSIDY Co, No. l3o froDt-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

hoLlowAX's PILLs.-The cyHics of the mCdi-
CA schools are constrained 70 sdrt ths HoowayPs hah
ae reiR NE stomach liver and bowels without rsdG-Mg
he steheh o. tue patient THIS Is greatest mc lic t
Smph OF the nineteenth century soi Il hs mlnccodcs
70 70 Msteniane, NewloTk, AID Ne gff Sfird Loulou
md By ell Druggists, ~ 25 cts, e9l eta aud 81 rsr box
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

A FACT FOR THE ECCENTRIC PUBLIC.-Have
VI, deYe for HAT for each hoUG IN the dsy, Offering IN
syIel Visit KSoxs eorrer Of Broadway aud FultoH-'i lie
car ttcomuosate yor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

A FACT FOR THF PRUDENT PUBLIC.-A dura-
bio HAT combining elegance sine sld chespes be pro
cured KAOK fashion able esabhmeni OF Broadway
md Fnltnn.st.. for fOur nn,lsrt Think Oft.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS.
BARNES & PARK,
No. SoRBroadway. corner Of Duanes'.,
Invite the attention Of close buyers TO their immense STOCK OF
MEDICINES,
assortment In either hemisphere ara upon
command the attention OF large dealers
Throughout world All articles at and below maniseurer
prices either by the single package dozen or 100 gross
BARNES & PARK,
New York Cincinnati and San Francisco
SPRING STYLEs.-J. SPENCE d Son, No. u
and 27s Dvisionst, will open TUESDAY, March 18Th
splendid assortment OF Pattern bonnes Ribbons
Silks Grapes Straw Goods Artificial Flowers, &c, OF the
latest importation.
ELEGANT CARPETING.
SMITH LoUssBERY No 45 Broadway, are now prepared
No exhibit their New SPRING STYLES Of RICH VELVET,
TAyEsTRY BRUssELs, THREEPLY and INGRAM CARPETlNG
Among the will be found large number oi New
and Styles before oered also large stock OF
or CLoTHs every width and all other goods connected with
The trade.
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE,
CLoyERAcK, COLUMBIA COUNTY, NEW-foRK.
SPRING TERM OPENS APRIL %
ApDly 10 w. H. BAXSIsTER,
Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURG

xARPRooy SAFE with Halls Patent PowderProof Lock botl
received Prize medals at the Worlds Fair London 1881 and
Crystal Palace New. York ls55'5 SLAs C. HERRN5 Co.
Nos ls5 ISL and lSe Wsierst New-York-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway cor. OF
Housonst Eew.Yok-Singe Rooms 5e., 75c. aud 81 per
dAy Psrlors with Bedrooms 81 50 IS per day MEALS
fxTRA AND AS This new and large Hotel invites
the attention of Iavelefs. SIDNEY hOPAAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

win sell their stock Of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS during the
week full 20 per cent former Tce ami open their
new store No Broadway l7th March with entire
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

TURRs-Ws offer largest assortment Of the above ever h
bb ted in NswYork All be closed out within the coming
6D days without regard TO cost W. ). r. DALE9 70,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-14
JOSEPH NsKITRiCh
Architect and Builder

Saep ca Florida stree, east of Ae.n.
WOULD respectfully call the attention Of tho pub
J. lie to my a5sortrn 1T FOR the new year. Having
made arrangements. with one Of the best mans:actu-
'tn5 establishments in Cincinnati, I am prepared to
'urIisl. SA III DOORS and BLINDS. made of the best ot
white pine lumber and ot superior workmanship much
Cheaper than can h. made III the South. Persons il
the country wishing 70 hailt will End i, to their aG-
vantage to consul: viii! me before building.
q Orders from the country earnestly solicited.
- Country work Of all kinds runctLaliy attended
70 IN the most -Grkmaaiika manner.
~ Plans and specification, for city ami coIntrv
hoases, suburban villas, &c., given in the most sp-
proved styles.
- All kinds Of jon work attended to with neat
Ness .nd dispatch, water ~cis.crrs male Of tie best
material
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=, SUGAR AND COTTON PLANTERS!

yTLLTRGEEING The Undersigned having eS-
.,,;;,b-i hiun:c.. in the city Of GAsoA k0l~e, IL the
.n,va n,rs; BUSINESS, will give A- "E.;re attention
70 repairing and sharpening Cora Mills. From a i"hs
.,,.risnee in the Milling business, he feosis confident
cr riy;n- entire satista ton TO these WIN may enlrusl
him x;., the II work. and will also fully guarantee
al lis work 10 be SUBSTANTIAL and complete.
"a. SINCLAIR.
S1-Ai orders addressed TO the subscriber Al
B.:on Rouge, through lae Post Once, vii be- prom"s.
" attended 10. For reference, apply 10 Joshua bal.
opoosie the Karney House. JsiF
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S;.k,v At;rnuatcd Appearance.

~ child is pima ia:He evidence that lis 'nteFha
o,7sa;zatfon is teacotei by some one Of the many
,o.:s; @, worms which stl:ct and too often destroy
.hs n,,. promising chi .cen The best thing to o'
done is to administer
vIysvs CAN40LF TERAiFUGE
IT,. aal,v Il will ii ,loi Ge and discharge the
q, if present ID the oowei.. and If no "ornis exist
;, oil, cl,.o,e al in ;;sora,e the whole digestive
.,;rs =, ,x.-c..gc ,:s.cn!, AMI cse-.e Q health.
Jul ~sppesits.
.s-a particular and remember 't'' name,
.wIyEa's CA'Au!aT VSAtFtGE
Tn;. i; the ooiy article that cal b. d'peAlc- on
r.r ss,a s.oa ,Sie All retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT 4 60. Sois Pr"p7ict"rs.
q and Isl lha-ters Street.
Sid in Baton Rouge b. al the Druggists.
may Sly
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q, 375
Tic intelligent Physician will at once perceive that
Tins water possesses the most valuable medical quail
tiles. ). L. & v I. MAUO1AL.
The following named gentlemen Of the highest
standing in the medical profession, ado their testimo-
py to the above, and the water IN the
highest terms for the cure of Dyspepsia, Entsralgl2,
Neuralgia. Dropsy. Chronic Diseases ct the Kidneys,
Liver, Spleen aud Bowels. Sccof1ia!r sd its varieties,
diseases Of the skin, and most all the chronic ailments
hat females are subject to in this climate.
g.. +. HARVEY N. D..
T }. BURLINGTON, u. D,
- PoGET.
RICHARD H. DAY, "
/. L, LATC,CK,
J. &. SrIysoN
2. c. WHITe
VIZ. GRAHAM.
J. NJ. WILLIAMS.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated II miles from
Ration Rouge, on the banks OF the Amite River, in 6
beautiful grove with good fishing, hunting &C, IN iact'
With not having had a case Of yellow fever there TOR
the last three years, with daily COMMUNICATION from
Baton Rouge, it offers Inducements unsurpassed IN
this or any other State.
The undersigned hatters himself. that from some
wears experience in one Of ths best toteis IN FniAa-
aelphis, that he will give satisfaction.
There vii, be . band ofnusic during the season ana
! dancing every night. -. nun
N. R~-A line Of Stages will run from Baton hoose
| to the Springs sndhacx daily. -
! my Sd 3m.
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J. A. TROUSDALE,

y w XIV 1ISI,
3A1oy RorGE, La,
DEHEWS the tender Of his professional services in
Ii the various branches pertaining To tic oesrALART
10 III. !aiies spi eeniI-mea OF las; and Vest Baton
..ouge and The surrounding country
As 10 hs abilities, TIE b.>t credentials can be fur-
nisned if necessary; but to those WHO ias. not IN
j!oyed hila, Le wGaA respectfully r-:er 10 his kind
patrons VIM have so literally ia vored him during the
past year with their confidence. end for which lie
would return his most sincere thanks, promising to
L.s every sx-rtion TO continue to merit IL" same.
AL wots performed scientifically and with the ny
most care, and also with ina view 10 durability. thus
~:cuderng = prominent benefit TO the patient. lie will
always be in his Office from S 4. H. unit! ) p. u.
Office rooas OYER J. ". uuiEtas' shoe store Lafay-
site Street.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
pAROIsSE D,OUEST BATON ROUSE,

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PAROIsSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,
coUk Do sIxlEME DISTRICT JCDiClARE.
Dams rafsire de Introduction de DEs1REE RAsELEr.
No. 1889.
I'm vERrvE dune commission a moi adresse dams
~ ratfaire oi-dessus par Ia Coar du sn1e District Ju-
diciaire IN ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat suSdltes. en-
date tu 2?,ne Jour de Mai, A. D. 1855, sera oflert en-
vente Dubliaue au plus ofrant ct dernier enclerr1Sse"r
a Ia dernier residence du dit Rasselet en- cette parosse,
Madri le "a Juln 1856.
a II heures A. NJ, les prophecies o,-aPres deoritea ap-
partenant au DIT Dssiree Rasselet, SAVIOR. on ,os a.
terre situe en- cctte paroisse. mesurant VI deml-arPen'
de- larteur. avec une profondeur de deux arpents, Dor
ne en- avant par +: Mifonaet' en- h.u. .I pr , M,,ona : Il
succession de Joseph Aillet, ct en- has par Ie chenn'n
p%ublique, ayec les batisses ct authorizations aul BY
trouvent 49,
Conditions &c Ia vente--IA 1it terre sera vefaa, u1
quart compliant, ct Ia balance PAYABLE lie Ter Janvler
iS57-racouereur fournira son billet endosse a IA sat
,faction du Curateur,.et portant interet a huit pei
cent par an apres echsanes jusqu'au parfalt paimen'
Oueet Rater Rouge. Mai, n \ D 1856.
vALYCST NEBERT. CY1ateur.
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GU RATOES s. n OFFICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATCs ROUGE,

sixTH rls1RIc- CoURT.
IN the matter Of the interdicted, EEsIIEs RAssE1H1
No. 1439. ,
10Y VIRTUE Of a commission to me directed in the
above entitled case, from the Sth Judicial District
Court in and for parish and State aforesaid, Of date the
22nd day Of Nav, A. D., 1886. Will be offered for
srle at public auction TO the last and highest bidder,
at the last residence of said nesireo Rassselet in this
parish on
Tuesday June 24th, 1856.
at II O'Clock A. NJ. tho following described property
belonging to said Desiree Rasselet, to wit One lot Of
ground situated in this parish, measuring ore-halt
aren't trout. with the depth Of two arpents, bounded
in front by lot of F. Mironfet. above by +. MiTonae:,
in the rear by Mirontet and lands belonging to the
succession Of Joseph .Ai.et and below by public road
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale.-The foregoing described iaua to be
sold. one fourth cash; the balance payable ca first OF
January ls57-purchaser to furnish note endorsed to
the satisfaction of curator and bearing eight PEI cent
interest after due till paid.
West Baton Rouge, May, Gath 4. D. 1855
VAL.MONT HEDERT> Curator.