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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-09
Ohm N. HOWELL. HAMILTON s. HOWELL.
J. N. HOWELL & Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,

j. N. HOWL ELL " Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,
On the Levee, Shreveport, La.
uAVE purchased the well known building former
LII ly occupied by Messrs Douglass & Dashell, on
the Levee, Cat the steamboat andingH and are now
prepared to receive, forward cotton and mer
chandse of every description at as low rates as any
respectable house in Shreveport. Our warehouses are
immedatel the banks of the river and among the
largest and most convenient in the country, which
renders facilities for storing and shipping cotton
equal if not superior that possessed by any other
adjustment on Red River.
Cotton will be shipped without being exposed to
mud or rain All goods will be promptly forwarded
according to orders; and every attention will be paid
to the interests of our patrons. @ ~f
We prepared to make liberal cash advances on
cotton or goods sent to our care.
We keep constantly on hand complete assortment
of groceries, provisions, -four, bacon SALT sugar,
asses coffee, tea, candles soap, whlskey brandy, gin
rum, wines, syrups, tobacco, snutt fancy groceries,
castings, nails, which will be sold at the lowest
prices. june25
REUBEN WHITE. JNo. W. SMITH. Jos. W. BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission
M E R C H A MIS-,
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
AsINH purcHaseu iFoHl WE. T.. ". Hart lHe coliA-
l. L modious Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by Mr.. L. E. Carter, and more recently by Mr.. Nat.
Moore we are now prepared to receive and store cot
tom merchandise and produce, and solicit the patron
age of our friends and the public pledgng ourselves
to give prompt attention all business entrusted to
our care. We will keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, of all descriptions to which
request the attention OF purchasers
N. B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents per bale.
Shreveport, April g., 1856.
a;'The Republican, Marshall; Star spangled Ban
ner, Henderson; Telegraph, Tyler; Enquirer Ru<k;
Columbian Mansfield, and the Caddo Gazette copy for
one year and send bill to this office.
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Visiting Cards.

Visiting CaTdS.
1.-THE proprietors of the South Western have re-
ceyed from York font of type cut expressly for
printing Visiting Cards, and are prepared to accom-
modate ladies and gentlemen in style unequaled
by any letter-press printing and only surpassed by
the finest copper plate and half the cost of the
latter. @E1
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Strayed

<.-A Strayed
.FRoM Mrs, Stagleman's yard on Sunday ev-
ening, Mare uIe of large size and in fine condition.
Has white hair in her face and the legs, also white
spots on the back caused by the eha6ng Of saddle.
Had two new shoes the fore-eet, and an old shoe
on one hind foot. liberal reward will be paid for
the Of the mule, such information will
able its owner to get IT again. Apply at s+.,.E
jy2 A. WINTERS Texas street
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Removal.

THE undersigned has removed to the store former
l. ly occupied by Mr. E. H. JORDAN, where he is
opening large assortment of Groceries and Confee-
tiOneries, which he will sell cheap for cash.
MID am E. EBERSTADT.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-09
Wines, Liquors 4 C0rdials.

4 FINE assortment of dessert wines, such as To.
N kay, Musca ,aIla, Muiaga, Heidzick Champagne.
old Port Wine, old etard Brandy, fine Prupe Brandy.
Irish and Scotch Whiskey, etc, for sale by
naval A. ENGLE, Texas street.
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For Sale,

kvIX 4 Bugeies, by
- apri16-tf WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN
nENTIsT's GOLD FOIL, for sale at
- ml2 WM BALLS Drug -stose
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cUUU lbs pure ana extra
white lead
2 100 TBS putty in bladders
1000 lbs Spanish whiting
100 books of gold leaf
6 gross paint brushes
800 lbs assorted soap
600 TBS star candles
4 gross Ky mustard
$50 TBS chrome and Par
is green
III reams sand paper
25 gross lucifer matches
100 lbs potash
500 TBS saleratus
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-09

sortment complete possible, and to the selection
Of Pure Drugs, which can be recommended and GUAR
ANrIED my patrons. The following list comprises
few Of the articles on hand and to arrive:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
CAsTLETON SEMINARY.

lTl. n ms. CASTLEFpN having a,-ocis I'D with
VI al: u rive Mss Il tPH.N aul other competent
;,n," r4c.rrs. viii be- ready on til" l~t tr,o''"T
icy; 10 taae II limited uEinr-r OF hoIr'ers and day
s.IparN.
altsc comm r1tous FL ! elegant Ja;.ilnG IL in kr,-
caa -. ".ec;l'i "dtcI III iccJHirr titr ~ box: .grs,
lar t4n y oc.ide Il ca!acipl, '-tI'ly had" kecr
So iul an ii I.c ruJii& I'll of w.Iri. Together with
sI'nas a.Ar,.n ats vii BE- ut, AA! cir! ani pleas
al.
III" gc,- will he liriiei in'p folr trrtps AMI boar
'r'' n at pas IEiAEAGHf TX sDSiN,E IA cL>I. or Its
( Gsai.rt-
1r.F vii Ia" 'I-ct.l charge %! the GraAuatinc
fit'sAt w,il ;r.p!e ais best eIurt>aEl acg uiTeIanni>
- cIitifatc Tue /. ~ tur Literature and SCIENCE ~
= II L 10 maze t!e ;!l-> I4:rlii, sut un ait i'm Jprti..t
49, ati principles Respectively
!fiIi' are re- ,I",-:.l to register and enroll their
!4Pis tar rHFi, Aday a. possible, ST titat fuI! prr-
!A.itioa< may b. mai" IN time.
ZACH boaE'i"r ANS, It-oyife silver fork and spoons
h''h'iS and necessary b.telottir- and bcdtItg, al
d ''nciit marked vita her NAM.
All The branches OF an elegant S~o.thern education
y" be- tiaSht anl vocal m1>ic upon TIE most ap
Poet ARTISTIC pr,acii pies ".ll b" u daily le.s-cn.
'"f TERMS and amp further particulars apply {"
Ecy. frASlLkTuE,
august l6sf-tt Baton l.oGgc, Is.
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N--.ru CAx,LlSA ELEcuoN.-

Tu.-Noxru CAROLINA ELscr1oS'-
Wilmington paper says, !" regard to
',r,,s election in that State:
National politics had but a small
in controlling tie election, ais
'I,s;onsL, to a certain extent, it had an in
,"o"s' The issues principally ia:olved
na1" ssfsreuee to our State affairs, and as
' "n"h had their due weight:
s'I ~, ,'' Va have now got rid Of all these
n.Dnhranc,s, and are prepared to meet
'hy siusIs. qusstio" Of Fillmore a"d On.
sh ,nar: and upon that '>'ut v. e:"n''
'L,,la the result. Tie reorIe OF North
%"'T;,, have witnessed and appreciated
,Ls noble efforts o. Mr.. Fillmore, when
prrsileut, in behalf OF the Constitution
md the tranquility Of The umon, an
,Ir, have manifested their regard Or
,h.ss services. lie WAS ti'er ta'"''te
mvl;1a,e t the Presidency In 1892
'.I,.c,;ycd the votes Of their delegates
w., N.,,,u.i Convention OF that year
daring the 'oas b 'f'oni"s. which finally
rssn',.d in the selection OF item. Scott
II. was their fasorite cmIi late again III
1856 and is this day stronger IN Their
,f.c,ious than any mm in the country.
Tn, A.heyille Spectator, on the day
Of the elvc ion, said that, in C%i'"g"a">
district, alone, Mr.. Fillmore WAS 5000
Votes stronger than NJ. GiE'ncr. and ""
canrot doubt that a like state OF things
,x;st, in the remaining portions OF the
s,.,ta. We see DO reason i" the world
for dependency. When the contest is
narrowed down to a ci'"Ice between the
old FcdpraIist and prosecutor OF Clay and
ne tried aud fsitl,iUi Fillmore, it would
b.. gross i~njns,ice to the intelligence and
p%atrlotis OF the State to suppose that she
would prefer the former to the latter.
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RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
YOU NEXT

TOSITE a. CRAIG informs the public that having
y DISSOLVED his late associations, he Is now REVoLV
INC on HIS OWN AxJs, in other words, he has established
himself on Church street, north side, first door east OF
the Harvey Housc-where lie and his SATELLITES. Will
uiil tale M note Of tine, hut with sAIADfS BLADE keen
as the scyrHE OF OLD TINE. takes off the hairy redun-
dances manipulate hisute humanity in 2 manner
most beautiful to behold. Lulled by the music OF a
distant waterfall-EJcK bearing the nu1n,, savory
and pure as ever Graded the INFANT vESUs-bnriedi IN
cushions Of elder down-immersed in aroma from the
ORIENTAL CulMEs, there to carry on the 7onoriGl, l!T-
sue and Knppc'lapian Art, &c.
"Come one, come all.
and rise JOE CRAIG i Shaving CALL
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Samedi, lie 6 Scpterabre, 1856.
J.. A. ~TROUSDALE,
SCRGEOy DENTIST,
HATOS EOCGE, La

BATON RorcE, La, .
DESEWS The tender Of his professional services ~
to the ladies' and gentlemen OF East and West Baton
Rouge and the surrounding country.
As to his abilities, the best credentials can be iur-
pished if necessary; but to those Neo have mol en-,
ployed him, he would respectfully refer to his KIN"
patrons who have 10 literally favored him during ths
past year with their confidence, and for wh'ch he
would return his most sincere thanks, promising to
,ne every eSertion to continue to meri, tne saHs.
All work performed scientifically and with tue VI
most care, and also with th@ricw to durability. TIM"
%rendcrine a prominent beocA TO the patient. he VIII
always be in his Office from s A. NJ. until ~ NJ.
Office room over u. Z tJJt.- shoe s'pte Aa'"f
cite street. .-... 4 r@a-
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uC. G: WILSON,,
House, Sign & Ornamental
PAINTER.

m TAIN TER. =" ="
'Wpm 'n'rd street, North gfthe Poa Office.
II AVlNG permanently located in Baton Eou,e. We
patrc,, "uuiar respectfully solicit a share Of the public
word .'as practicable workImen We are enabled TO do
strle. we most reasonable terms, and in the best
also a', cp attention paid to plain and fancy SIGNS
fApEP Mn,. MN GLAZING. GLIDING, MARBLING,,
0. othar. .t Plantation work Through the Post Office
i'm. o. sSsj solicited and promptly attended TO-.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

~
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
julio Amelie lejeune (wite) vs.. Francois Henry {hus-
band) No l+32.
ny VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fl. Fla. to me directed in
the above entitled cause, of date the 2ist day OF
Aug A y 1856, from the 9Th District Court. in and for
said parish and State, will be offered for sale at public
,uction to the last and highest bidder, in front of the
Court House in this pal;sh, Oh
Saturday the 4th day Of October, 1856
al II O'Clock 4. NJ. all the right title and interests OF
the deten liant Francois Henry, in and to the ioitowlhg
described notes ; to wit: A note Of Lovinski Hehert
to the order of and endorsed by Adams Hehert,
for the sun of one hundred and nine dollars Go",o"-l
a note of porville Fo, ct to the order of nd endorsed
BY widow zepherin Blanchard for the . a o. ' nnte
hundred and twenty four dollars (S324.oo) a no.e
81 Joseph Landry to order Of and endorsed by FRANCOIS
Henry for the sum of six hundred and eighty aoIiars
(sss0. 90. ) A note of Joseph Landry to the sum Oh
tonr hundred and thirty two dollars ($432 COZ due by
Theodore blanchard, to pay and satisfy said suit
Terms of Salt Cash.
WM. WHITE, D. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge Aug. 29th 1856.
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Ae.rO Children la the South.

I'VE army worm is not more dc-tructtr" tn
: southern crops than i~ltr1tiuai worms are to
~. negro Children. IhoIsanis are swept oil
-"IiAiS D! t!ia compliant, which is not onl, directly
ava III III my cases, bat even i'll it. m.ller form is the
f'''i. 70 u VARIETY of deadly diseases. Every planter,
.n.,g',fe, II MT only from motives Of self Interest,
'""lak Keep Oh hand a supply Of
"lAER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUCE
""Gh evidently destroys their disgusting creatures
- se 'nlcds in which they are generated. la fact,
~' 1hay, N,rth Or S,nA, SHOULD b. without this safe
eef,aln and speedy remedy.
,a.f y particular and rem .mber the name, vi
hrFs Canal Ian vermifuge.r hi, is the only article
That han be depenied on.
o. sais wholesale AMI retail in New Orleans by
}. WRIGHT / 60. Sole Pr"prictors.
cu: q II AMI l5l CHARTERS Street.
l. Il l." ha'oa Rouge By all the Druggists.
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r. STATE OF LOHISIANls.
SIXTH JC3lCIAL DISTRICT COURT
Elijah reale, VS.. X. E. Hutchinson 4 Jordon Holt
No 1898.
, VIRTUE OF an esisr Of siszare and sale in tie
ID above entitled suit, from the 9th District Court,
in and fir said rar;sh' and state, of date the1st' Of
July, 1856, viii he offRre1 for sale at public auction.
to the last and highest bidder in .fscnt Of the Court
house Of this parsih on \ a.a@2 -#
Saturday the 9Th day Of September, 1856.
az II O'Clock - ~, The following mortgaged property,
to wit: s= ... .... o.
Fisher, negro man aged Sc years: and bis wife Mary
aged %, Dick, negro man aged IS years, Jane, negro
woman aged35 years, Parker, negro man agcd IS years.
Simon. chila aged Is months, Alfred, negro man aged
"a years, Louisa, negro woman aged IS years, and
Joe, negro man aged 20 years. To pay and satisfy
said writ Of execution.
.- 5..r .- n. =. roPE, shei*.
Vest Baton Refuge, July a6th, N56. ss ~r
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ASuBURY REGER.

''n, MON AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
, u a, po;aS gwen me for House, Sign, or Ornaments
WITH nrcr.. fapcr-it'nging, anu Glazing, will meet
in Bat.' r s attention. As am permanently located
tal sat =. ."s"' ana as it is my interest to give gene.
sen aa sa l shall thy to do it.
ASHBCRY lEGER.
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Notice of Co-PartncrShip.

TyHE undersigned have this day entered into co part
i nership, under the the style of MONTAN HI
GUET, for the purpose of carrying on the hardware
business, in all its various branches, respectfully so
licit the patronage of the public, assuring them that
in future aslargc and varied a stock can be found as
their stand, ard sold as Low as any house outside OF
New Orleans. . ~
}. C. MONTAN,
april u Us. HrGCET.
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j. SIMON L. co.
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE:
j. ST. d v d. co.
The DIN of ware o'rr-1'racc is Proclaimed!


Tl,r DIN of ware o'rr-1racc is proclaimed,
ECONOMY IND TASTE COMBINED.
GOODS TO SUIT TIE sEAsoH, IN THE ITEsr STYLES,
Just recei, ed and constantly receiving. .
rJNllE undersigned 70 quest ladies and gentlemen 10
Z give them i cti, and sntiSfy them selves notonlv
.. III" low price but the quality OF the gootis thrs
have on luuh.
~ TNEL1DJAS D1rARzNyHZ:
iluuncr,l am Ii4in Ia! rs and :; ,sur<.
bounced aud Ilsin MusIIl- and n,g.lraes,
MAsin. !acuact AID D!-aut; lobe.
i.imt"l I:r.iian''n"S, .'ac"nc,- an'! '~iinbri'5.
lain and Frhte'' I.inncn Lawns.
Smi4N uI"re printed Linen tor %ciILrcna wear,
Plaza Alrn ,on., and N!t}urja Lawns.
Plain and dotted Swiss, and great variety of white
goods.
lI,ia AMI Striped Elack Bare1cs, G,nshams. Eng
L5i and French prints,
EN~EHClOEPyES.
T,nhroi Tered C1r-nc sett5 and sleeves. in sets,
Zach Guipurc larr tolItr,,
y lar5" VARIETY of SID aH Lace Mantillas.
ImbrOi!rr". MuA,in and Jaconrt !ahd5,
Very rich Embroidered liaatkcrrhiefo.
Embroidered Skirts. Il great variety of iarasol
iAHs, 3.tA bi"Er.. etc etc
7HE GENTS N~EItRTNEET
Especially Sc! .cr"3 for thi> market, and Guaranteed
t" he the best workmanship AID latest So, !c "0ntlr.
~,tit, t.: colorrl tasi,nerrt,",.
Suits of white i.inn"n I.tuI and Russia Duck,
Suits Of CHECKED &larscilIrs.
>tit. ni Black Italian cloth.
NerIno, Bominaznr, ~iarp"UI and .Aapaca Coats,
do do Il, ID do Pants.
ttats, "nai'ani~.
Ne-t- OF every description. light six Vest for sum
iu-r Nrlr.
Ali i,inuen and l.. H. Shirts,
| n Ter ga ,atHts, lnflnHru AMI cotton.
sils AMI Muslin '.aH1t- Hail Hose. Gloves. Panama
hats. Straw Hats Tor Young America
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TOJao IEFIRIARy.

Corner Of Nt~ Lsrre""d Ga'ennie streets
,,,y,s u,,pt-ai !. s,+i yas a,f conveniently stt<Itc'!
a square from the river, near tie ship AMI *te41n
boat hndings. -.
DR.. JpSgPI BFTsAnnN Is Ne Dire~tor Of thc !nsti-
ts,iou, AMI Resident Physician -. SurZ"nn-s Z
nr. THOMAS Ill 81 is the visiting lAyaician aa2
Surgeon.
TEg1S
Private rnors.. ....... from S! 20 30 s. Pr lay
81 81 per day.
Ward, ior u pei Gay
Professional attendance. medicines. nursing, dies
anl dying are Included in these charges.
" surgical operations charsei extra.
su- fna h Grafton OF the Hospital Is perfectly heal
tly, aaa contagious ds.eases are not Admitted into
the inismary
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SATURDAY, 9Th sEpTfMnER 1866,
ETaT DE LA LOrfSrANE.
.PAROISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE

CDrE Dr. SiN1EHE District.
:. C. kIgKI,ND, A.. f.. FirrR, Sd app. No. 1871, Il.
FRANCS WHITE.
I'm FEETC dune oTare de Fl FL, ian> =, rsirr ri.
u lessus, en- dat" ,e 20 Uni 1856. dc ii Coar ffr.'Six.
ienie district. pour Ia fite ra roisse. ii ,era dffrt en-,
vente ~publique su plus eiTrant ct de- nitr ench tr,iseur.
a ia Maison de Cour, de cette paroisse,
sAMFDr. LIE 6 sEPTEMBYE FROcHAIM.
a II heuros 4. NJ, tous les droits. utrcs ct interets du
5ilefordeur, Fraucis White q la ~rropri,es s.ii.an,es,
saNoir:-Tn certain moroccan de terre situe en- cetter
'heuve Mississippi. avec uBe profepdcur de vinct sent
arpents; borne en- haut dar terrcs de ban Hickey ct
en- bas par celies de James y. Fark. ayec teus irs 'ba-
tisses que s.y-trouvenr.
Conditions de Ia Vente-A unc credit de douzc NOR.
l'aquereur fournira son bond r~ortant interct q ration
'd'huit pour cent par an de date. jnsqu'a rairnenf,
avec hypvthe9ue ct confession de jugement sur In ditto
%proprietc, ~iusqu'a paine mt plein ct tual.
Quest Eator Souge, Ii aout 1896.
- \. V. rOfE, ShcriN. :
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
pNrol sse d'O,.cst Baton Rouge.

81 III wv
CoUR pu S1x1IME DISTRICT Jup!CrAIRE.
Julie Amelie . ejeune spose VS.. Francois Henry eroux-
No. 1881.
I'm vERTUE dun ordre Fl. Ia. a moi adresse. dams
Pat fair ci-desuS en- date le q Aout 1886 par IL eour
du 6me District, pour h die laroIsse, ct Etat, il sera
ofrert en- vente publiquear plus otfrant ct dern'er en-
cheriseurs. a la Mais0n de Cour de cette paro,sse,
Samedi lie r d'OetoSre prochain 1s56
4 II hours A II tous les drois, titres ct intercts du dc
tcudeur Francois Henry a les billets suieanfs safo'r:--
Tn billet de Lovinski Ifebert a iordre de ct cndossee
par Adams Hebrrt pour Ia sornne de cent ueuf pas
tire (S1Oa, OO.) Tn billet dc Dorvillc Ferct a 7 or1f ne
ct cndossee par veuve Zorhtrin Blanchard pour IA
somnc de trois cent wing quatre piastres (S5.4,oo I.
Tn billet de Joseph Landry a lordre de ct e"d'ssee
par Francois Henry pour la somme de six cent guatre.
vinct ~paistres 1889, 90 Tn autre billet a fordre ct
endossee par Francois Henry de quatre cent trerte
deux piastres (Sl32 CO. Ansi qn'"ns somme de aenS
cent piastres, $500, 00) du par Theodore blanchard,
pour payer ct s~atisfaire lie dit ordre d'execution. Con
dition de Ia ventc-Comptant.
ar< -..s .. -r-Aa+an WV. WHITE, D. S.
Quest Baton Rouge lie rs JUN 1856.
.f.Ep y q rryEsFTcpa - 7 ,F,,ot4
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Slave Emancipatiou.

:. u unsigned hereby gives notice Of his inter
i tlon to bring suit in The sixth. district Court in
r;m M inc parish of West Ba1n Rouge for the em.n-
pa'.o oi ms slave named Harriet, a mulatress aged
Sra' % years, with permission to remain in the
(aut-2 SOD e.. NJ. HART.
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EsT2AYs.

~. 70 the plantation Of the subscriber. in tht
q y IFpef pat Of this pal ish, about the lst } une la,
re- i" in'!SsE and a BAY CREOLE FIiLY.
Of IL, Wal please send and take them away free
'," '"ey Viii oe posted according to Law
''ns"ooi, July %, 1856.
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N VI. ROBERTSON. ATTORINETG
II. at Law. VIII practice his profession in the
sixth judicial Dist riot Of this State. the United States
and Supreme Courts at New Orleans. Business en-
trusted TO lbs care will receive rror.pt attention -
Office in Pla1 ue.uine, lberviDe Parish, La
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Seed Cano for Sale !

yTI1E UNDERSIGNED, re sidin. one mile from Her.
/ nita-e ~..aiiIing, offers 10, sale TWESTY AR
lDSf, oI anc SEED CANE. Fur particulars appiy
IL LEX DIRE tiIUST. tr.
ns2G-it Graal Bay LanlIng, Point toul"e.
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" rpw ARDS. y. n. BARROW
11rWaRDS& BARROW. ATTORNEFS& COUNSEL
r. Tors at Law. Will Practice in the Courts OF East
Il EST Ia ton Roase. lberviHe, the supreme Court
Louisiana, and the Federal Courts. Ohce a t the
IL TT tI9u ST, West Eaton Rouge.
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\ II G. Z.

ry11E aslscriher respectfully returns his thanks I"
his frlcIsis AMI CUSTOMERS " ho have during the
past year lbtr.lly gave him their patronage. AMI take
hi, method oI informing ti.em and The pubiic at alge
that he has now on hand = large lot VI seasoned ln'n-
Der, ami everything requisite fr the undertaking and
successful ecsnphelicig Of all work in the shaie OF
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BLINDS. SASH. and DOORS, fit
ting up STORES, BATHROOMS, in the best, most drra
be and worlmaulik. style. All orders left at j.. G.
MoIlaa's Hardware Store. the Post Office or at the
shop Oh hifth Street. adjoining the st. Peters and st.
Iaui's COLLEGE, will meet with prompt S%ttentt"n.
q. /. Sis.
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NEW
Notice.

"ossS<~
,rIE IT bic are hereby nct'fea rot 10 tTnst or
gire credit, on my account, 10 my MI" NiHl
~, ,shDL.s left nv ho4+e Hith0at Qualifications.
avn ~TElI!tN WINTER.
West Baton Rouge. August 3GtL lo5G.
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E1XT DE LOUISIANA.
PAl:OIssE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE.

TIT III --- =
PIAl:OlSSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE. q
corR au sIxlrME DISTRICT JUsHIARE. g
ELIJAH PEALE rs. r. c. HUTCHINSON i JORDAN Mol1.
a No. 1898. ..
I'm VEHTT dun ordre de saisie. dams ~l'afaire CT
~ dessus, de Ia Ceur du Sixieme Fistrict Judieiare,
pour Ia dite paroisse 1t Fiat, en- date Ie l Juliet. 1856
il sera offert en- vente ~pullique au rlus efrant ct der
nier eucherrisseur a Ia maison dc Cour de cette par
oiss, w.
Samedi, lie 6 %Septer1bre, 1856.
a II hcure. \. NJ ts rrcpr;etes hypotheqnes ci-arrcs
decrites, SAVIOR: rishef, negre, age de SO ans; sa fem
me, Mary, agee, de % ans; Dick, negrc, age de IS ans;
Jane, negresse agec de s. ans; Parker. Negro, age de
SIS ans: Simon, entant, age IS mois; Alfred, Negro, age
de % ans; Louisa, negresse, agee de IS ans ct Joe, ne
gre age de 90 ans, pour payer 81 satisfaire lc dit ordro
d'sxecntion. . @
Condition de Ia vents-Comptant
Quest Baton Rouge Juliet 26 1856.
n. ". TOTE, SHERIFF..