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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16
STATE CT LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
sIrTu JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoUR'

&rTu JTDIClAI. DISTRICT COURT
In matter of the Succession Of RAPHAEL LANDRY, decd.
No. 5+3.
NY VIRTUE OF a commission to me directed in the
above entitled succession, from the Sixth District
Court in and for said Parish and State. will be offered
for sale at Public Auction, 70 the hast ana highest
bidder. on the premises in this Parish, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of March next, 1886.
at O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described property,
belonging to the succession Of Raphael Landry, decd,
to wit za.a % |
A certain tract Of LAND, situated in this Parish,
measuring two arpents front more or less 10 the river
Mississippi, with the depth therennto belonging, con,
tanning about ~thirts-six superficial arpents, bounded
above nv Cutoff Road, and below by lands OF Hiiaire
Bergeron, with the improvements Thereon. Terms OF
sale Said land to be sold payable in three equal in
stallments, the first payable on the first day CT February
1881. the second On the first day Of February 1888, ana
the third and last payable on the first day OF February
1859: the purchaser to furnish his notes endorsed 70
the satisfaction OF the ~Tutrix-payabfe at the Once OF
the Recorder of this parish. bearing 5 per cent inreres,
after maturity till paid, and mortgage retained un'J
go. =, w. WHITE, D. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Feb ,, So, ..- -'
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
P.ROIssE p'OUEsT BATON ROUGE,

81. tDrR DU s1xaEafE JEplcIAkk.
na,s ,,aGaire de la succession dc RAPHAEL LANDRY,
dectdte. No. $40
YIN yERTT dun commission a moi adressee dams
~ la sasaite Succession, par / hanarahictour du Sex
i,me District Judieiare dams ct pour3la aits paroisse ct
Fiat i;exposerari en- vente ~puhiaue; au plus oiirant ct
dernier encterisseur sur les lien en- cette farossse,
samedi. lie snc Mars proclaim, 1856.
a 10 hours A. M, les prophecies ei apres deerItes, APP
partenant a Ia succession de RaphaelLandry, decedeei
saveir: .Es
In certain moroccan de TERRE situe en- cctte Par
oisse, mesurant aeux arpents de face plus 81 mons au
fepye mississippi avec Ia profondeur y-aspparfelaah.,
eantenant a-peu-pres trente six apents de superiieie
bronco en- haut par lie chemin du Racoureie e en- bas
par terre de Hilaire Bergeron ases hes alnetiafaaohs
aui sv-trouvent. Conditions de Ia seifte Ia, aite tefre
ser, yendu en- trots terines egeaux le premier, payaeie
te preraier tour de Fevrier 1851, lie second fs Ter Jour
De Fevrier 1858, ct lie trotsie1ne dernier payable e Ter
Jour de Fevrier ls4o, I'acquisreur fournira seq bTisess
enaossees a Ia satisfaction de Ia ~tutrice, payable q
roaice au Recorder de cette Pareasse, .portanf hui
POUR cent d'intfret par apres echsance, Jasqu'au Pay
ment ct hypothssue retsnue josqu.an4 eyneht pien
ct final. --,o e..f
Quest Baton Rouge, lie 1nle Fevrier 1856.
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Saturday, the 9Th Day Of March. 1855.
ETAT FE IL LOUISIANA.
psRcIsSE E>OUESHr BATON ROUGE,
,sp-s pc srsrKyr District rnpR1AEe

oDra Dc sISrENE DISTRICT %TrpR1AEE.
Dams raTaire 4e u Eucctasian de GNo.iUE Tr!LIlER
Grctqse, spouse Dir EuCENE nAIsGE Ne 80.
I'm ytRTU dune commission "a moi addrnsS6ce
Il dats / afsire ci-le>,as, par Ia cour du eme
lE>lrict pour Ia dite i'nrotsSr, au date lie / JanvieE, a.
.. 1856, i sera offer TN sehte Pnbique au plus oArant
ct ierniyr prchfrissntr, sur les lieu~,
sanedi, lc 3na I2rs proclaim, 1856.
3 Il hp,Ts \. N. t0utcS les p~ropri"tes ci-aPres oeerltes
apartenaut E Ia dite Succession. sagoir:
In certain moroccan deux a~rpenS>d de face au feuvc
Mississippi avec la prof@ndeur y-aprrtenant borne en-
haut par trrres d'ttrsin IrslIan ct Fortirne Comet On
hos par ceIies de Camille Landry avec tous les batisse
ct anelirations eii sy-trsuTeht ct I'm lot lie meubiea.
Conditions de Ia yepte, les ineHbles, payable lie lff
Avrjl, So portart iateret a raison de S pour cent par
an alres Ccheance iusque'a patnent. La terre, en-
trois termes Ggaux iu Jour de vante, portant interet a
ra;son de pour cent par an apres ecneancc Iusqu'a
paiment final. avcc borne surete ct hYpothequc ct con
fession is jugenent reteau sur Ia propriete Jusqu d
y. ". POPE Sheriff.
o. B.. Rouge. lie 2 FeTricr, 1855.
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JOSEPH NcKlTRICK
architect and Builder

Shop on FLORIDA stgea, roxt Of Main.
NULL respectfully cs1l the attention Of the pub
y % my assortment for the new year. Having
a.aae ENGAGEMENTS with one Of the best ranuiactu-
NY s,sD shments in Cincinnati, ] am prepared to
No. : = ~ DUiis and BLINDS. made Of the best Of
Snile pine lumber aud Of superior workmanship much
..ne.pef than can be made in the South. Persons in
,, tuunus wishing to build will And it to their adj
rsss-~ss 20 consult with me before building. &,
craers from the country earnestly solicited.
Ia H. aSoahtry work of all kinds punctually attended
~m the most wHrkmanlke manner.
No.. rAhs and specifications far city and country
prosss ss,onrban villas, &c, given in the NEST APP
ne.s an KINDS OF job work attended TO with neat
material ~ AI"I1 vi "S pes'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16
Sc ERIFF'S S.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON s,GrTcE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT cor

sIATR JUDICIAL DtsTRiCf CorKT.
IN the matter Of the succession of RossIfE po,p,r secs
wife of ArGrsrs HEBERT. No. 53?g.
~ EikloE OF q commission TO me directed in tho
~ above entitled Succession, Of date the GOTH day
II January, a. -, 1856. from the sixth District Court
a anu lot Salt Parish and state, viii be offered fog sale
~ p'ioltc auction on the premises, on
Monday, the 10th day of March next, 1855.
NJ - o clock. a n, all the hereinafter described prop
cry belonging 70 sail succession. to wit:
A certain tract Of LAND, situated in this parisb
containing two arpents front more or less. With the
depth th'rennto belonging, between parallel Eaes. and
bounded as follows in front by lot Of Beisaire Hsbnft
and the Mississippi river, abcve BY iands ofMichel He
heTt anu below Try those Of Iosine TuiIl1er. with the
bultdIhgs and improvements thereon.
Negro man JOHN, &g"i 30 wears. Marianne negro
woman aged 70 years, and Amrlia aged . years. 6 head
OF cattle ! lot wool and lot OF household and uIaota-
ton utensils. Terms Of sale-cash for all sums ii
twenty dollars and under, and for all sums above that
amount payable list January 1857.
The land and slaves payable in three equal install
inPnts, 10 wit lst dag Of January 1S51-'5S-,59. pnr-
clasers 10 furnish their notes endorsed 10 the salts
faction OF the Administrator, payable at the Office OF
the Reco rder Of this Parish, bearing Interest 1T S per
cent per annutn from due until paid with mortgage
until final payment.
n. y. POPE. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge. Feb. 9 '56.
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S IT IS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Ea II Esasom Row.e.
sIxTR yUpicTAL nLsTRTrr cnERr

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT coERr.
In tue matter Of the Succession Of ARrHMgsE LANDRY.
deceased, wife Of Faimont Perbos. No. 54
TeI VIRTUE If 4 commission to me directed IN the
8e above entitled succession, from the sixth DTS
tfLct court IN and for said Parish aud State. viii be
offered for sale at public Auction. 70 the last and
highest bidder, at the last place OF residence OF the
+ deceased in this Parish, on
Saturday 22d day of'aEaFch nezt. 1856.
at II O'clock a. NJ. all the hereinafter described prop
ertv lying and being in said parish of West Eaton
Rouge and belonging to the succession Of ArthInese
Landry deed, vile ot ! ai,nout Feroos. to wit:
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
lst. 4 certain tract of LAND, known rs the Louis
lhi"lElDter tract, R!tpated i'll this Parish. containing
fifty superficial acres mere Or less, boundei beloa BIZ
land Of J.f. landry, and above by lands Of widow Jean
Iu,lher and in the rear by lands Of lsidore Daigle.
q Another tract Of land situated If This Parish in
the feAr ot The above described tract Containing about
twenty superficial acres. bounded above by laDds Of
widow Jean Tuilher. below by Tsidore Daiele and in
front by tract Of land above described, with The build
'aES and improvements on both Of said tracts to be
soid together.
3D. The undivided half Of 3 traet Of land in this
Parish, held in common with the succession Of Paul
Ferhos, and designated as the South last quarter of
section %, in Township 8 n Range Il East. and con
tanning one hundred and fit eight 30tGJ acres.
Negro slaves community pruparty.-Charles, negro
boy aged about % years, "a runawsT) Dick, negro
man eyed about 80 years, RUNAWAY Peter, negro
man aged about Is years. (runaway:f Mary, negro
woman aged % years, and her two children. Robert
aged 2 wears, and m infant about 5 months old.
Personal cornmUnit property-cne lot Of fence
posts, ~fat,oat pianks, corn, fodder, sheep. norm cat
tie, horses, and hogs Plantation utensils, household
ana kithen furniture.
Separate property Of deceaseh.-Nagro girl Lirzy
aged about d yeara, and her child william years and
Eugene ) years. Liza, girl Is years, Josephine 2iri IS
wears. Ate!ine girl IS years. Une bed and bedding and
other household furniture
TERMS OF SALE.
The moTable effects 10 he sclf for casf, for all SUMS
Of fifty dollars and under. and for sums over and above
payable on The q day Of January next, 1857. Tie
land and slaves 10 be sold payable in three equal in
stsilInents, the first On the lat day Of February 1851,
the second on the 1st day Of February 1858. and the
third and last payable on the Iat DAY Of February 1859.
Purchasers To iGrnish their notes endorsed 10 the sat
istactiou Of the Administrator, payable at the office Of
Recorder Of this Parish. and bearing 3 per cent. inter
est after maturity TIL paid, and mortgage retained on
the land and slaves until fun and fnaI pa-meut.
% Nm, WHITE. d Sheriff.
West oatou Rouge, Feb. ID.
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Vents par Re Marshal des Etats Unis.
DAMS LA COGR nj CIRCUIT.
Est District de In IorIsiane.

h.R WENGATs ". JEssETUlros Er AIS. No. CO.'S.
In NEEETT dun writ de Iluries Fieri Facias 4 moi
L 4 adresse dams l'at1air ci-lessuS, i:nffreria Al plus
haul ct dernier encherisseur, a Ia niaisan de Cour de ID
ParoisSe Quest Baton Rouge, LUNHl lie II JARS. 1856. s.
TllGi' iaterre ci-afrpsd~ ecrite, saisie CONNIE Ia pvoprieta
DIT eetenleur T. 4. Woods. SAVIOR: T.
the portion GU partie du quart y. E. de n Section
No. 50. Township 3. Range Il Est cga'naat Ia fraction
;. T. du quart de Section. Township Ell Range ee ia
acres plus au noins. situe dams Ia paroise douest
Baton Rouge. "
Conditions lie Ia vente-nouze mois de Ia credit. Ia
quereur derra foHrnfr son bon GU obligation avec >ecu-
rite, eli hypothfque retenue surs les terres conform
ment a ioi au temps de ladiudjeation.
... !. N. KENEnT, 1. s. Marshal.
District Est de In Lenis;aal>.
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=. @. WILSON,.
nouse, Sign & Ornamental

1AkS EEk.
~ fAnrd street, North q the Posi- Office.
AsING permanently located in Baton Rouge. we
patronage. AhAie u II punk
ve,s ptaeucsole workEnen We are enabled to dc
style. 'p terms, and IN IRE hest
~rarticnlsr attention NJ; IA n ,s,,, - u.u s,c>c
p.o, DRAINING. GLAZING. f,ITT1SS 4 ne
W iiAsGISG Ne, neatly executed.
% osh.-r; pianeaffen vort Through the Post Office.
Mi ~ !, seiieitea and promptly attended TO.
Msdicine Chests.
~ An assortment of diderens s;ras s,,,er;o~ ,n.,
in
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STORE.

- CHOPIN L co, respectfully in form thef- friends
!. : md the public. that they have opened m AUG
rlus siohh, at Baton Rouge Cd Church St. opposite
s'has, ana the latest fashions, such an Silks, E3nbroi
esres, tallenes, ready made Clothing SC.
ihsy Will sell at auction twice a week, that IL or
MONDAYS and SATURDAY.
9f.Goeds entrusted to thoiF care will be sold 70 tbs
efst advantage. Terms CASH
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.HCSEPH

ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
Z AM PREPARED to take contracts in my line. Al
work done with ncatness and despatch.
eE- All kinds OF iobbing done at a short notice.
y. B.-Plans for Public and Private buildings, cry
and eoputry houses. cottages. suburban villas, &e,,
given upon the most approved style.
Eft Shopson Florida street. East Of Maine: N the
in the rear Of the Presbyterian Church
March &.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16
isHBURT REGER,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
MY orders given me for House, Sign, OF Ornament,
\ al Painting, Paper hanging, and Glazing, viii NEE,
with prrr { attention. As | am permanently located
in Battt -ouge, and as it is my interest to give gene
raj satstaction, | shall thy to do It.
20, % 1912 ASHBURY REGER.
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To Architects, Kuiidefs. Cohtraetors, FiHa-
tiers and Others. .
Y1HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
Builders, Planters and the community at large,
tnat he is now fully prepared to manufacture by steam
power. at short notice and moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
or BeviIed Window-sash, all kinds of Pan1ei and Sash
Doors. either fixed or revolving Door and Window
Blinds, Door and Window Frames. Base, Moulding, Nc
Planning, Tongueing and Growing, turning OF every
description.
Plank dressed to order Of any width under two feet,
and of any thickness under three inches. Timbefs
dressed perfectly true, of any length under thrty-hse
feet long and twenty inches square.
n,,- All orders addressed to me through the Post
Office, or S. n. Hart Il Co, of Baton Rouge, will meet
IAN =. -s ]. ". BROWN.
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Avis.

i WIS est par COS p~resentes aanfe cue 'pu. s. =, IA
a sannes ayant DIES re- lauaatlonset eeal. ,s,.es =
s,sad,ssser / cransas tlehert, saniinfsfrafas, e 4
sa.cession, ronr r.z'rr1en'-
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Notice.

Notice.
--rrrrr ~ ,.-ehr r;vsn to tire creditors of thc ct
t.ta III Angelina Hebert, deceased, to- naTe ihe'r
Claims presented To Crarnas Hshert atlnLnistfa.er .
sa;a estate, Ard those indebted. 70 said estate are :.
nucsted TO call on him fer settlement
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16

r1nehou for Smokers.
Persons i~ndnlging in smoking will find tnir aFu-
rs inralnsbie AZ : breath DESTROYER. for sale ny
u II. r WAHplLL~
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EfAT he LA LOUISIANA,
Earofsse d'ouest Baton Rouge,
coch ri srxtEME rfs1RrCT JcDlcrAIRE.
Dams E'al4ire ds hs Succession DE- RrcIagr WILL dec,
Ne ~.
EIEEDE que -A~ngustinL eclercq. 4 fat Application
n pour administrator Dc Ia susiite succession
AVIS est pour ses pres-ntes dome que toutes oIpo
sition legale a la nomination du dit Auruxtin Ietlerrr,
CONNIE administrator sus.it sera euregistrr dams le
9ureau du Grettier dc In dite ~parhisse, dams dix iourl
lie liz premiere publication de Get avis.
Bureau du Erefier -e 2rre Fpes 1885,.
". r. CHANRERIIS Grefar.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West s!a&on Rogue,

SIXTH JUDICIAL District Cor@r.
IN The matter ii the socccssian NJ ZErIlnr TrntuE1t.
a@rt,. wife If ECGESs NtrGEE. No. 40.
10y VIRTUE Of a commission 10 LIE directed in the
above eatitled Succession from the Sixth District
curt, in and fr said Parish aHE Stale, of date The 7th
day Of January, An 1885,; VIII b. offered for sale a.
l6blic .iGctiJn to the A,st airi highest bidder on she
premises. an
Saturday, the 9Th Day Of March. 1855,
a. II O'Clock l.. ". oil the hereinafter described prep
ertv belonging 30 said succession, to vii
: certain tract u LAND, situated ia this parish.
measuring tnv Greats front TO the river Mississippi,
NH lie arlta tIe-sontc belonging, h0urted ahaye
tv lands Of E->in Trahan, and Fortune Gnnet, and be
.Uv by those cf Camille Landry, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon; one small lot of morablHs.
Trrms IF saar.-Aorahlea payable Isl April 1855,
oearlag : per cant. from 1ac Uatii paid-ltad. iii three
equal instailments from the day # sale. bearing in.
te -eSe at 5 per cent. from due till paid, with good So
crr.ty arr n'or,gtcr and confession CT judgement On
lsn,t, until full AND EUal payment.
y. Y. Pore. Sheriff
Vet Baton Rouge Eel. 5, 50
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GALE to effect partition in the joint partnership
of the heirs Of Eli Landry. deceased. VIII be Of
tered al public sale TO the highest bidder on the prem
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GOLDMAN.
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES,
Ie~clry.

Uo"cII"y.
HARVEY HOUSE BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA
~ EEPS constantly on hand, y large and beautiful
II assortment Of CLOCKS WATCHES and JEWEL
RE. which he offers to the citizens OF East ana west
Baton Rouge and vicinity, on reasonable terms
Nov. LIST 1884.
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saneii lie 10 HAIRS proclaim. 1856.

a IL hours, 4. NJ, les propr.etts suivant apparte-
nAGt Il L. cite Succession, SAVIOR;
Tn certain moroccan Sc tGre sitne en- cette Pa-cisse
conteuant deuE arpens de face pins AL moins, avec Ia
protondcur y-afparteuaRt entire lignes parallels, ct
borne On arieT par 1t terrain de Relisaire Eiebert st la
Have Mississippi. snltaUt par terrea &c Michel Hebert
- IN has par Cei.es De .InSiae Tuilher avrc e. bAtisscs
~ aEatl!orGt!ons Qui sy- trouFe lie Negro john age De
30, ans ct la negresse agee De 70 aus ct SEES deus eaiens
! riic.and agGe de ! ans, Amelia age 3 auE. 3 tetes ie
hetea 4 corne, lot de hobs et IN lot de utensils dc cuI
tuTe at cui>en. Conditions de la yente-comptant
pour toHt"s somEnes de viugt pjastres. ct pour ton'"s
seHines au-dessus riagt yiasters payable ie JanrIer
1885,. ia terre ct rescla-es payable en- trois terms
egeax, sayoir ie Ire Jauvier lS57-'5S- SO les acq~ uircurs
foaraira SEES bilIets endorses p Ia satisfaction de Tad
ministFa5eur payable atsnureaG du Recorder de eette
irrolsse portant interest q raison de 5 per cent apres
.cneance jusqu'a paiemcut final
y. ". POPE, Sheriff.
. r. Rouge, Fevrier :, SO.
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EFAT DE La LOUISIANA,
PArs0ESsE D1GUEsT RATcN ROUGE,

IDNN Do skIEAE JUDIElAlRk nTSTIUGT
Dams laaairs De Ia Succession tie i;os.Its PonE.x,
epouss de AUGUST HEBKz:r, 10, 537.
In VIRTUE dun commission a moi adrcssGe dams
IL la1airc ci-iessus. en- date te % .IanvjtT. A n.
loat, par la cour du Sixienr District pour IA dite
Paroissc, it sera ofrrt en- ye1ts P~alligue au pius uffraut
et deinirF encherissier sur les 6eax.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES

FIAT DE- IA LOUISIANA.
PARoIssE D'oUEsT BsFos RCrcr.
"tH DU 6aE DISTRICT.
fans laiaire dc Il succession dJoserh Adri,p Lar.
dry. dec4da. No~549,
4 TTENDt que Rosmond Hebert 4 fai. aprIica.io,
y poor / ad#inist ration tie laSucc4s,,op
AVIS est par les PfesenteS dUnre sue tontA 2pDos;t,or,
a II suaGlte nomination sera enresistre dams he i5urea,
de DFtiher dc Ia cour c"tte Parb.s5e dams dix jours te
det.e premiere publication.
Eurean du G4rIicE IS Fevrier. 1867.
". IAM'ztKLAIN Grerer
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CONDITIONS DE La VENTE.
STATE of LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

Quest Baton Rouge, Few. lie 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-07
WESTERN TAXES.

. 2 Prom the New Orleans "CrrOle" Of March %.
Some months since we alluded to the probable
ity that Western Taxes might become free
State and based our suggestion on the fact thatit
was populated, toa considerable extent, by immi-
grants, from the Old World. 1t is strange that
those who have such fear for the integrity of the
rights of the South should not perceive that the
greatest danger to her institutions comes from
this quarter Immigrants are mostly frecsoil
men, and wherever they settle there is immedi-
ateIy conflict between them and the South
The San Antonio Texian has the following re-
marks upon this subject:
tISome may look upon such an event as free
State Of Western Texas rs improbable, particul-
arly at n time when such strenuous efforts are
being made to carry slavery into Kansas, where
slavery docs not now exists by positive law; yet
there is strong probability that such an event
will occur within the next ten years. Our opin-
ion is based upon the fact that foreign immigra-
ton is greater than domestic by at least ten
to one, and upon the well-known fact that all
foreign immigration is opposed to slavery from
principle, prejudice, and education. And there
are many of the migrants from the older States
opposed to slavery who quietly tolerate it so long
as it is an institution of the State but who will
vote no slavery when the question comes up
whether Western Taxes shall be free or slave
State. This fact is not generally known; il so,
1t is not duly considered. The vote of the adopt
cd citizens Of Texas now numbers at least twelve
thousand. In less than ten years it will be in.
creased to three times that number, unless the
naturalization laws are changed. ThiSs.increasc
will be in much greater ratio than that of the
native-born vote"
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