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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-15
Vente pal, 10 Marshal des Etx3 unia
DAMS LA COUR DU CIRCUIT,

Vente par, 10 Marshal des Etst9 unia
DAN La COUR DU CIRCUIT,
Est District de la Louisiana.
DIR. WIxGArE vs.. JESE FULTON ct AIS. No. 227s.
I'm dun writ de Pluries Tieai Facias i moi
II adresse dams l'afair ci-dessus, ~joffreria au plus
haut ct dcrnier encherisseur, a Ia maison de Cour de Ia
Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge, LUNDlle lei Ii MARS, 1856, .
midi; ~laterre ci-apris decrite, saisie CONNIE Ia p~ropriete
du defenieur +. 4. Woods, savoir:
une portion gu partie du quart N. E. de IA Section
No. so, Township s, Range II Est egalment Ia fraction
S. f. du quart de Section, Township ct Range de la
section susdite, contenant cent quatre -vingt douze
acres plus au moins, situe dams Ia paroise d'Ouest
Baton Rouge.
Conditions de Ia vente-Douze mois de Ia credit, Ia
quGreur devra fournir son bon on obligation avec secu-
rite, ct hypotheque ~retenue surs les terres conform
ment a loi an temps de radjudication.
J.. N. kennedy, U. s. Marshal,
District Est de Ia Louisiana.
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ETAT DE. LA LOUISIANA.
PAROIsSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE

@ COCR DU sIxIENE DISTRICT JCDiCARE.
Dams rafaire de Ia Succession de RICHARD WALL, de-
cedee. No. 545.
I'm VERTU dune commission a moi addresse dams
IL Ia succession susdite, par Honorable Cour du
>ix,eme District Judiciare, dams ct pour Ia dite par.
oisse ct Stat, j'exposerai en- vente publique au plus
otirant ct dernier encherrisseur, a Ia dernier residence
de Richard Wall, decetee, en- cette paroisse,
Lundi, le "a Mars, 1855
= II heures A. ", les prophecies ci-aprts decrites, ap
partenant a la succession de Richard Wall, decedee
savoir: fourniture de magasnn, consistent en- ~Chapeaux
Souliers, Bottles, Iinge fait, Selles ct Brides, Harnais
de Wagon, Fourniture d'Habitation, Coutelries,
Quincalleric, loterie, Groceries, Paintures, Huiles,
Ferblanterie, &C, &c.
Conditions de In Vente.
Les prophecies ci-dessus seront vendues au comp
tant pour tout sommes de ~cinquante ~piastres, ct au
dessous, payable lie jour de la vente, ct toutes som
mes au dessus de cinquante ~piastres, a un credit
payable le lier jour de Janvier 1857. Les acquereurs
fourniront leurs billets endosses \ Ia satisfaction de
administrators ct p~ortsnt rinteret = laison de hut
pour cent apres echeance ~jusqu'au paiment.
Quest Batoa Rouge, Mars q, 1856.
VIM. WHITE, \. s.
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p,rkr. W. F. TuSNARD.
nrDrD G. ~
y. L IL II ~ O'3
->.- -s, 2, CAR,
HVOSH
MET MAKERS.
n RESPECTFULLY announce to the c'uAe"s " 'S'.'
n, Rouge and vicinity, that they are pler",.. ~
suuuly al demands in the Cabinet. fnr"''e's' .n'e..
taking and House + Furnishing ons,nc:s. !" ~ ~"
receiving direct from New iork ana .'"cin"S"'
Mahogany and Black Walnut bedssea"s,
Sofas,
Armoirs, .--
Rocking ana fafloE NhAhS,s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-15
ETAT DE LOUISIANA,
d'Ouest Baton ROUGE

ParOisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge
slxIExE DISTRICT JCDICAiRE.
Dams l'atFaire de Ia Succession de ARrHExIsE LANDRY,
dcctdee, femme de Valmont Ferbos. No. 81.
I'm vERTUE dune commission addressfe dams Ia
IL susdite succession, par Ia cour du 6me District
pour Ia ParOisse ct Etat susdits. il sera OHert en- vente
~publique, au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur a Ia
derniere residence de la defunte en- cette Paroisse,
samedi le 22me jour do Mars proclaim, 1856,
IA IL heures A. N, les ]proprietes ci- apres decrite situe en-
cette Paroisse ct appartenant a Ia Succession de Arthe-
mise landry, dccedee, femme de Valmont Ferbos,
SAVIOR:
Ter. Tn certain moroccan de terre connue sous le nom
de Louis Thibivillier tract, situe en- cette Paroisse, con
tenant cinquante acres de superficie plus All moins Dor
nc en- bas par terre de J. T. Landry ct en- haut par terre
de veuve Jean Tuilher, en- arriere par terre de Isidore
Daigle.
2me. I'm autre moroccan de terre situe en- cette
Paroisse en- arrlere du moroccan ci-dessus decrit, con
tenant environ vingt acres de superfcie bornee en-
haut par terre dc veuve Jean Tuilher en- bas par lsidore
Daigle, ct en- avant par terre ci-dessus decrit avec les
batisses ct amclioration sur les deux des dts morceaux
pour etre vendu ensemble.
3me. IL Motto indivise DUN certain moroccan de
terre en- cette Paroisse tenue en- commun avec Ia sue
cession de Paul Ferbos ct designe CONNIE quart de "a
section sud est de Ia sectiou &c, dams lie Township s du
Range IL Est ct c%ontenant cent cinquante hut 30 100
acres.
Les Negres de Ia communicate Charles, negres
homme agee de 25 ans (maroneur) Dick, negre homme
agee de IS ans (maroneurD Peter, negre homme agee
AZ ID liza! u dA AeB1ehsC astc Z - AHs
Il SEES deux edtens, Robert agee 2 ans ct un enfent de
trois mois.
Bien de communotee personelle. I'm lot de Poto and
pieux, blanche de chalantt, mails, foin, moutons, betes'
a'corne, cheveaux, ct cochans, les ustansilIe ~arratoire
ct nm lot ce meubles meublant ct ustansi1le de cuisine.
Les proprietees separes.-1izzy negresse age de As
ans ct SEES enfens william agee de 9 ans at Eugene de 3
ans, Liza negresse agee de IS ans, s~osephine de Is ans,
ct Adeline de ID ans, un lit garnie ct autre meubles
de maison.
CONDITIONS DE LA
Les effects mobeler seront vendue au compliant pour
toute somme de cingants piasters ct au dessous de
cinquante piastres payable Ia 2me jour de Janvier 1857,
lie terre ct les esclaves seront vendue payable en- trois
termes egeaux,le premier payable lie Ter Fevrier 1857,
lie second payable lie Ter jour de Fevrier 1858, ct lie 3me
ct dernier payable lie Ter jour dc Fevrier 1850, les &C
quereurs fournerant leaurs billets endOrsee = la salts
faction de radainistrateur payrble au bureau du Re
cocder de cesse Paroisse ct portant interests = raisOn
de huit pour cent. par an apres eeheance ~j'usqu'sn
Placement plein ct final ct hypotheques reteme sur Ia
terre ct les esclaves J~'usQu'an Placement plean ct final
WM. WHITE, D. Sheriff..
Quest Baton Rouge, Few. lie Is.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, o
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In the matter of the Succession OF CHARLES NoYE decd.
No. SIS
10y VIRTUE of a commission to me directed in the
ID above entitled succession. from the 9th District
Court in and for said Parish, Of date the 10Th day Of
December, 1855, will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton to the last and highest bidder at the last place Of
residence of the deceased, Charles Noyes, in this par.
ish, on
Monday the 31st day Of March next,
1856,
at IL O'Clock A. H.. all the hereinafter described prop
erty, belonging in common with the succession Of
Hiram Noyes and Chas. Noyes decd. @
To wit
LIST. A certain tract of land situated in this parish
and designated as the south east quarter Of section q
in Township =, range II; IN the district Of lands sub
iectto sale at New Orleans.
ID. The south west quarter of section p Township
6. range II east, containing leo acres with the i'm
provements thereon.
ID. The south west quarter OF section y, Township
6. range IL east. containing 160.
The negro woman Ann aged about As years. Lot OF
wagons and harness; l9 head Of mules and horses;
three oxen: 600 cords of wood: 300 picket>: one lot
lumber and hoop poles; stock Of goods in store con
si>iing Of shoes. tin ware. clothing. groceries. &c.
Terms OF SALE-Moveables to be sold on a credit oil
six months from the dav OF sale, purchasers to furnish
their notes with approved personal security. The
land and slave to be sold one forth cash and the bal
ance on a credit Of one, two and three years from the
day of sale, purchasers to furnish their notes with ap,:
proved personal security, and mortgage retained nntl'
full and final pa yment. notes to be made payable at the
Office of Recorder of this parish.
". Il. Rouge, Dec. 3lst, 1855.
Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-15
ASHBURY REGER,

HOrsE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
4 NY orders given me for House, Sign, or Ornament
a al Painting, Paper hanging, and Glazing, will NEE,
with prcr It attention. As l am permanently locateo
raj sahstAction, I shall thy to do it:
Sep. ~, 1912. AShbUh1 hh'fn'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-15
AUCTION e |.

n CHOPIN / CO., respectfully in form their friends
+. and the public, that they have opened an AuC-
1 "a STORE. at Baton Rouge on Church ST., opposite
~ 4 v.tts,s store. where they will sell goods Of all
s Ind and the latest fashions, such IS Silks, Embrol-
a.-;., Calicoes, ready made Clothing &c.
Thrv will sell at auction twice q week. that Is on
MONDAYS and SATURDAY. ~, ~
h.st advantage. Terms CASH.
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n;ssolution of Partnership.

TIME firm Of ". F. TryNARD SEQ, Was Mssc!sed ov
I;m;,.t;on On the 3lst December. 1855. The bu-
,iasss will be continued BY W. }. IunnsFa on nus own
,sesunt. The name Of the firm will only De USED In
The settlement Of accounts.
A. D. HEDENBERG.
bston Rouge. Jan. 2, 1856. Q
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-15
Lundi. lie 81 Mars proclaim. 1856.

Lundi, lie 81 Mars proclaim. 1856.
a II heures A. H., les prophecies ci apres decrites: ap-
n,rtenant aux SUGGESTIONS de Hiram Noyes ct de Char
les Moves tous deux decides, savOir:
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe dams cette par
oisse ct designe CONNIE etant le quart de Sud est de u
section 81, du Township 6, du Range II Est, dams Ia
District DIES terres ~sujettes q etre vendues a ia Nou.
velle Orleans.
lie quart Sun d'Ouest de Ia Section q, Township 8,
Iu Range II. Est. contenant 16O acres avec les ameh-
o%rations qui s'y trouvcnt.
lie quart Nord d'Ouest de Ia Section ~, Township o.
Ranre IL, Est, contenant 100 acres.
Excitement. lie negresse, Anne. agee d environ 80 ans
lin lot de Wagons ct Harnais-l9 Mulets ct Cne-
vauxS Boeufs-6OOc ordes de Bois-6OO pieux-nu lot
de bois ct cercles de Baril:-le stock de Marchand'ses
dams lie magasin, CONSTANT en- Soulers, ferblanterles
Habiuements fats, Groceries, &C., &c.
Termes de Ia Vente.
Les Meubles, payables en- six mois du jour de Ia veute
les acquereurs devront fournir leurs billets endosses.
La Terre ct la Negresse seront vendues en- quar-
compliant ct Ia balance payable en- un, deux ct troe
ans. du Jour de Ia vente. Les acquereurs devont foul,
nj leurs bilets endosses a satisfaction ct hyPothequ-
sera retenue jEsqu'au paiment final ds dltes terres Ct
resclave. Q
Toutes les susdits billets seront fats payab.es au
Bureau du Recorder de cette Paroisse.
Quest Baton Ronge, Decembre 81, 1855:
SHERIFF.,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-15

~aehOu for Smokers.
u Persons INDUCING in smoking viii find this arti-
clio invaluable a. : breath destroyer, for sale BY
Jan b. "AO14AA'
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House, Sign, Carriage,
msNameNGaC 1)A1NI3N@.

'>a. - the Ferry landing, West BATON Rouge, and
r..,.ct,uny asks a share of your patronage;
IN work entrusted to him will be promptly attended
hs trusts that his well known experience in
v = lii he received IS = guarantee that every
~. n his line will be done TO the satisfaction Of those
.mnI,yinR him. Prices moderate.
feb. Is
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JOSEPH
pCH1TECT AND BUILDER

H7TECT HNU
r AM PREPARED to take contracts in my line. All
work done with neatness and despatch.
n. B.-Plans for Public and Private buildings, city
and country houses, cottages, suburban villas, &C.,
given upon the most approved style.
~ Shoplon Florida street, East Of Maine, IN Inc
in the rear Of the Presbyterian Church.
March6.
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--,1n1Nc LOTS, BUILDING LOTS

a"9sc rna.rxisned offers for sale in building lots, the
IT,. .qs:'s = s,ssSs , sgps:', tie ' as, es..s ,.'i PERSONS as
thi. ps.'s 81 nurchasiue, should avail themselves OF this
opP"sa n.rtico1.rs apply to v. ". K1sc;'EIox. or his
fs teh al .. BERNARD. Recorders ONCE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-15

~r Subscriber bess leave to inform the citizens
lINhh ~. nd West Baton Rouge and lbcrville,
-, l. !. hss opened a BOARDING HOUSE at the ne Ferry
ths' :. I" "f mi. nar,,h. where visitors can at all time'
I asr fOMilNG and REFRESHMENTS:
+ lot jan fn -
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CHARLES RUSTON.

EHARLES KUSIUN.
Rlt1 Nm ploughs made and ~
- ~ Bussie. and other repairs 49,
done It the s n;,h tho Greatest care and despatch.
sbosing "ons I'LL done by him shall be equal To that done
So o.b.r establishmcnt in the South.
At s ny Ss.r and Carts always on hand for sale.
SJwS T;ss.;.sirpi st. San Michel, West Baton Rouge
march /.
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THEODORE GOLDMAN.

GOLDMANN.
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES,
AND
Je~e1Ty.
HARyrY HOUSE BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA.
IT, EpS constantly on hand, a large and beautiful
II assortment Of CLOCKS, WATCHES and JEWEL.
RY, which he offers to the citizens OF East and west
Baton Rouge and vicinity, on reasonable terms
Nov. LIST 1854.
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JOHN TILANO 0.
WORKER IN TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON.
YTNHE subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, Of this and the
adjoining Parishes, that he is now prepared to execute
ali work in the above line, in the best and most work
manlike manner.
He is ready at all times, to make OIL. repair
Steam.
Supply,
Cold water,
Escape
Slope Pipes Of
every kind, quality and description.
Breeching,
Tin or Copper Cutters.
Spouts or Valleys
for lining Cornices, made and put up. Always on
hand, a general assortment of Tinware, Sugar-house
Lamps, Lanterns, Oil Cans, &C, &c. -,
A1- AL orders from the country promptly Attended
tn John TlIANO,
Church Street, Baton Rouge.
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TO Architects, Builders, Contractors, Plan
tors and Others.

ryHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
Builders, Planters and the community at large,
that he is now fully prepared to manufacture by steam
mover. At short notice and moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
or Beyiled w. sash, all kinds of PANEL and sash
Doors, either fixed or revolving Door and window
blinds, Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, &C.
Planning, Tongueing and Growing, turning Oh every
plank dressed to order of any width under two feet,
and of any thickness under three inches. llmoers
dressed perfectly true, of any length under thirty -nVe
feet long and twenty inches square. ~.
Office, or S. N. Hart 4 Co., Of Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt attention. ypou~
jan5 '. w. o"0""
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WILLIAM BOGEL.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist L A~pothecary,

Wholesale and Retail Druggist L Apothecarv.
BATON ROUGE, La.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY On HAND and il daily |
IL increasing his stock Of everything USUALLY kept
in country and city Drug stores. Your orders are re-
specially solicited, feeling assured that he can give
satisfaction tohis customers-prfces will be low-terms
hberal-youro orders whether in or out of his line will
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention will
he paid to packing and shipping.
ES-Every thing shipped BY him per any good steam
boat, will be insured.
1t will be to your interest to buy your Drugs and
Medicines from
march l WIN BOGEL.
IL Furnished in any quantity, send your orders to
march WIN. BOGEL.
arden Seeds!
" 400 Papers fresh warranted Please order
from WIN. BOGEI,
march Druggist.
~ 4 fine assortment just opening At
dec. 8 IS. WM. BOGELS, Druggist.
III Delicious light ones and no mistake, if you
call for Yeast powder at
dec IS WIN. BoGEI' IS Druggist.
4 re you Dispeptlc!
| n Use Bogel's German Bitters or Pastilles de
Vechy, dec IS
4 rtlcles for the Toilet.
| "A Soaps, Pomades, Perfumes, Satchets, Powder
Rouge, Lilly White. Shell, Buffalo Horn. coarse and
fine Combs. Brushes Of all kinds, a new supply just
received by
dec IS WIN. BOGEL, Druggist
TNhrONtOn s Hartklns.
l. Kentucky mustard 50 doz. in 4, y and ID pack
do. Z ,ss "' uu pocr, n-...
Ctarch, Starch.
- 10 boxes ~Colegiates Superior Pearl Starch, the
best in use, for sale in any quantity by
dec SIS WIN. BOGEI., Druggist.
| Nakes, Cakes!
Spices, Haroring Extracts and Rose Water. For
sale by VIM. BOGEL, Druggist.
Tn time Of Peace Prepare for War.
L Shaw's Cholera Syrup should be on every plsnta-
ton. 1t is a sovereign remedy for Cholera, Chole ra
Morbus: DiarrhGa, Dysentery, and will give a most in
slant relief to Cramp in the Stomach. Give it a trial
your money will be refunded if it does not turn out
as represented. Price so cents for OF. bottles or larger
size 81. For sale by
inr wv p0CET nr,~rs<
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<1rw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Take Notice..

T0kC NOIbCes.
80 p.vers of thi. Parish are hereby notified
'At ~ + their s'..e and > Parish ri =. 1 nss aa %. s s"s s ,sat
!sa.:: i, ::a: . s:a ' II P.i% !: : q; e: IS. s s$:j ! T. :: one; e.
niles ~. .s;,tx DAYS from this date, shall proceed 10
,ollect The same ACQUIRING n. ". POPE,
-a q ,sss Sheriff..
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JOSH A BEAL.
iIS0rn, Oats, Hay and Bran.
~ no bags PRIME OATS, new crop.
$50 " CORN.
100 " BRAN
loo BALES HAY.
In store and for sale by
ian5 JOSHUA REAI.
Half Barrels st. Loui. Flour:
SO halt barrels ST. LOUIS FOUR, in store and
ian 5 JOSHUA BEAL.
Northern Potatoes.
~ % barrels fine large Northern IRISH POTATOES,
ian JOSHtA BEAl
Tnglish EEalnuts.
II zoo pounds fine ENGLISH WAINUTs, also a fine
variety Of other kinds OF nuts at retail by
jan JOSHuA bEAl"
Thine Chewing Tobacco.
Il A large stock Of various brands of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO. jvst received and tor sale by
jan5 JOSHUA BEAI
400 '' ;st' received 400 bags prime White CORN.
yan5 JOSHUA BEAl-
Il Cob and Corn Meal, a splendid feed for cows and
stock generally. Price so cents per bushel:
Jan 5 JOSHUA ZEAL.
andcth's Garden seeds.
IL 4 large ana we'll selected stock Of lAndeths eel.
ebratei Garden seeds, just received and for sale by
jan JOSHUA NAl
| (NaPe Lime.
u 100 barrels Of this superb Lime now in store
and for sale by
ian JOSHUA BE.AI.
TNresh Ground Corr, Meal.
10 The Undersigned having in operation a Steam
Corn Mill. keeps on hand at all times Il good supply of
Corr Meal chopped feed and lIcmony.
jams JoSHtA HEAl.'
DroOms.
ID 20 dozen BROOMS, just on hand from st. Louis
amt for sale by
jan JOSHUA BEAl~
Winter Lard OIL.
W A choice article for sale at retail at
jams JOSHUA BEA1-
T nbOlted Flour.
u SO barrels UNBOI.TED FLOUR for Graham bread,
just received and for sale at retail by
jams JOSHUA BEAl"
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
poroixse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,

CovR DIT SIxIEME DISTRICT JrDlClAIRE.
Dams iaHaire de Ia Succession de Charles Noyes, dece'
de. No. 533.
I'm VERTU DUN commission a moi address dams Ii
II succession susdite. p Ia Cour du Sixieme Dist
rict dams ct pnnr la dite Paroisse. en- date du IL De-
cembre 1855, ~i'offrirai en- vente %publique an plus haut
ct dernier encherri>scur. a 1t dernier residence de
Charles Moves, DECIDE, dams Ia dite Paroisse
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G.. 6. WILSON,,
House, Sign 4 Or ma mt

Shop on Third sired, North Of Post 0osoe' Dol
rTAy1NG permanently located in Baton Eougs, We
would respectfully solicit q share o. p"'A
patronage. .,.hled to do
Being practicable workmen We are ent y The hest
vorh on he most reasonable terms, and IN 'ne 0e''
style. ;. md fancy SIGNS:
IN rsf1 nR a1S1SG GIAzING, GLIDING, NARBlING'
PAPER HANGING, kc., neatly sxecuseo. Dot om.e.
Orders for plantation work a.lc sn1Srea st ten to.
Jan. 26 ~. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
Au Indian Fight.

A fight among the red men of the forest
ook place on Monday last, on the open
'rairic six miles from Chico. The battle
vas fought Between the tribe known rs the
Bidwell Indians and Sribe that belong
across the river. II seems to be periodical
affair with tLese savagcs. They fought on
he appointed day and Mt the spot named,
md with as much system and regularity as
heir more civilized brethren. The struggle
was carried on for several hours, and with a
savage fercenesS equal to any contest that
has been witnessed for a long time.
There is popularity in this mode of war
fare, that we presume is not generally
known. 1t is that when in the heat Of n
contlict-arrows flying as thick as hail--and
the air is rent wi,h the hideous war cry
the little children, by mutual consent. are
sent into the ranks Of the enemy to pick up
the poisonous bearded arrows that have
missed their mark, aud return them to the
quiyer Of the hostile parent, to be again
sent whizzing into the enemy's ranks
There were some ten or twelve seriously
wounded, and two killed. One Of the Bid
we'll tribe, fine stout warrior, was pierced
in the breast by an arrow to the depth Of
nine inches. The point was poisonous, and
the probability is that he would die from its
effects.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

Nn. DT. j. l.. CZAPKtY.--rhe gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice : one of the
few mode -Hphy sicians whose application TO his pro
f.sson and devotion TO t'ls afflicted render him BIike
hn ornament to the one and benefit 10 the other A
Hungarian by birth h3 sought with koS.u,h TO place
his country among ne nations of earth, heyond tho
opprcsssrs rule, that nsr might rejoice in the
Practice Of those precepts " hich are alike glory
and pride In MS efforts So to do, lie has reaped
the ard al cfcctual resistance to opr .sona
~ home and % country know him no G0rs" Apar',
however. from biz ca.m, upon our Consideration as
o patriot he testimonials uf character and capacity
the exclusion Of those who possess neither the one
the other. A. gentleman h- character is untar-
nishcd: os a physician, his ~tll Hu-lrpassrd end
% thu-a whose mprudenCe hus len upon Them the
talus of di.c'sr. We can cpnscienhou-ly commend
him with iho assurance that ia lin tbrt will find
friend whniu Ia tnuw l. great gain. The Or s oflce
Is "" , and I Armury Hall corncro' Sacramento and
hcng mery streets. san IfaLcIscC, el4-3m