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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
o. T. CUNNING, Sec y,

0TA writer in the NJ. r. Herald who
signs himself "ChtiCus," and who possesses
some powers of humor, imagination and
knavery says that DR.. Holland used to be
anabUlitionist and'vote the old line Abolition
ticket" Those acquainted with DR.. Leon.
ard Holland, the gentleman 10 whom "Crt-
icus" evidently refers, will very freely uc-
quit him of the charge. One of our opPo-
nents in speaking of him declared that he
had always been a "d--d lOcoloco, but
otherwise he was a clever lellow!'' "Crili-
fnh 81 GUS" don't agree with his brother X. N. on
| thin point at all. He may be unacquinted
bridal thane fact that there are two Drs. Hol.
%5 aHG rohI a E,o county, and that they are broth
ton of tme John Holland, we believe, is an
white hridaonst and goes for Fremont, DR..
W. Leonard Holland, our cunddato,iQr Treas
urer, is now and always has been Demo.
crat. 1t is quite in keeping with the tao
tics of our opponents to deceive the people
into the belief that DR.. L. Holland is not
himself but his own brother. They have
such dearth of political capital OF any
weight with sensible people, that the bare
fact of there being two persons in the cOun-
=. ty of the same name but antipodes in poll
tics, is sort of god-send because one Of
them happens 10 be candidate on the
Democratic ticket. Our opponents tell
II. old Wings that DR.. Holland is Demo.
crat they tell Democrats that Dr. Holland
is an Abolitionist they tell Abolitionists
that Dr. Holland is "pro-slavery Loco.
foco!' and they pluck a Know Nothing
around the corner and whisper in his eal
that DR.. Holland is terribly down on the or
der. We warn Democrats against such de-
ceptions.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
SAMUEL J0HNsON's ESTATE,

~ Notice is hereby given that James B. John
son, Administrator of the estate Of Samuel john
son, late Of the county of Vinton and State Of
Ohio, deceased, has fled in the Probate Court of
said county his accounts and vouchers as such
administrator, for inspection and final settlement
and that the same will be passed upon by said
Court on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1856.
Sep. 25. B. P. HEWITT, Pro. Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
Scale of Premiums

TOR the 5th annual Fair Of Vinton county, to
il be heldin Macarthur on the first Tuesday
of October next.
CLASS A-CATTIE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

DR.. Cutter, Yankee lecturer on Kansas
troubles,at recent fusion meeting in Mont.
peler, VT, let the cat out of the bag in
such way that none but the wilfully wick
ed or hopelessly blind, can fail to see the
animal. He said-
"IF YOU WOULD CARRY THE ELEC.
TION NEXT NOVEM Der KEEP BLOODY
OUTRAGES IN KANSAS BEFORE THE
EYES OF THE PEOPLE. YOU HAVE
NO OTHER PLANK. SETTLE THIS
QUESTION AND YOU ARE DEFEAT.
Ed"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

@We direct attention to the advertise
ment of DR.. J. NJ. LEWIS, in another column.
He is an excellent Dentist and will render
satisfaction to all who patronize him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

UrWe announce with pleasure that Mr..
F. Shades is no longer candidate for Sher-
| if. We trust every Democrat will now
unite in the support of Nr. GOLD, the regu.
lar Democratic nominee.
Mr. Everett, Independent candidate for
Recorder, has also withdrawn his name
from before the people. o..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

Best Draft Horse 200l
CLASS 9-JACKs AND MULES.
Best Jack $500 |
Best Mule 500 |
GENERAL RULES APPLICABLE TO ANIMALS.
When there is but one exhibitor, although he |
may show several animals In o class only one |
premium will be awarded-that TO be the first, OF
otherwise, as the merits of the animal may be Ad
judged by the committee; and premium will not
be awarded when the animal is not worthy, tho |
there be no competition. ....
CLASS C--SHEEP.
Best Buck Of fine grade .... $500
Second do 100
Best Ewes, fine wool, 8 or moro, 200
Second do 100
Best Lambs, fine grade, 2 or more, 200
Second do 100
Best Buck for Mutton 200
Best mutton Sheep Of any grade 100
CLASS 2-SHEPHERD DOG.
Best Shepherd Dog 100
The Board of Managers will act as Committee.
CLASS D-HOGS.
Best Boar over year old $500
Second do 100
Best Boar over months and under year, 100
Best Breeding. Sow, 200
Second do 100
Best sow and pigs 800
Second do 200
Best gilt 100
Best lot of pigs not under nor over lOmos. 400
Discretionary premiums will be awarded on
animals of merit not included in the above list.
CLASS E--POULTRY.
Best pair Shanghais 100
Best pair Chitegong 100
Best pair Of Dorkings 100
Best pair OF Polands 100
Best pair Of Carills 100
Best pair Of mixed breed or common LOO
All animals exhibited in pairs cannot compete
for single premiums.
CLASS IMPLEMENTS.
Farm in best repair, not less than 40 acres, Dip
Best farm wagon 500
Best Buggy 500
Best Plow 100
Best Harrow loo
Best Wheat Fan LOO
Best Horse Rake for hay 100
Best Scraper, 100
Bea set Of Chairs 100
Best SET of Harness 100
Best Saddle and Bride 800
Best gents summer Boots 100
Best specimen of Blacksmthing 100
Best specimen Of Tailoring 90
Best specimen Of Cabinet Ware 100
Best specimen of Wood Turning 100
Best side of Tanned Upper Leather 100
Best Tanned Sole or Harness Leather 100
Best Barrel of Flour 90
Discretionary premiums will be recommended
on farming implements of merit not included in
the above list.
CLASS G-MINERAL PRODUCTS.
Best discovery of Mineral Products Diploma
GLASS H-DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURES.
Best Lot of Butter 100
Best Ligh; Bread 100
Res Cheese 100
Best ioyus Carpet 200
Best 6yds Jeans 100
Best 5 yds Flannel 100
Best Needle Work Quilt 200
Second do 100
Best Coverlet 100
Best wooden knit Socks so
Best lbs maple Sugar 90
Best 10 lbs Honey taken, not killing bees 100
CLASS I-FIELD CROPS.
sS.dnG Best Corn crop not less than one ne acre
Best wheat,SrOP, not less than one acre S,OO ,CO
Best piece of Meadow, not less than acre 5,CO
Second do do 800
Best Potatoe crop, not less than y acre 200
Second do do 100
CLASS HORTICULTURE.
Best Bushel of Apples 100
Best bushel Of Peaches, 100
| Best peck of Pears 100
Best specimen of Grapes 100
Best bushel of Sweet Potatoes 100
Best lot of Ounces 100
Best Boquet 100
"a All persons wishing to compete for prcmi-
inns, must become members Of this society ten
days preceding the day of the Fair
BY order Of the Board.
B.P. HEWITT, PREs'T
o. 7. CUNNING, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
~ CERN.-The notes and accounts Of the firm
ofSwetland g. Cogswell and the firm of ]. g.
Swetland d Co., are left in the hands Of j. p.
Plyley for collection. If not settled forthwith
they will be collected by due course Of law.
SWETLAND g. C0GSWELL.
Sept. 25-tf J. G.. SWETLAND & co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

GENERAL RULES APPLICABLE TO ANIMALS.
When there is but one exhibitor, although he
may show several animals in a class, only one
premium will be awarded-that to be the first, or
otherwise, as the merits of the animal may be Ad
judged by the committee; and premium will not
be awarded when the animal is not worthy, tho
there be no competition.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
Il Cincinnati d HilIsbOrough
RAILRO A DS.
70 @E IS
OPENED TO ATHENS,
I57 MILES EAST OF CINCINNATI!

DAILY TRAINS BETWEEN ATHENS AND
CINCINNATI.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
We would Call

dbe 1ttention Of the c60its.
To our well selected stuck 81 Lsups, embra-
eing variety OF over 100 different sarieties.-
Also, 70 our burning Fluid. "a ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
Upton Steam Mill.

The undersigned having rar chased the ahovs
mill and made arangcmentsto insure its rnnn;n,
when work y TO be bad, are now prepare, a. AZ
custom work four days In the week--Tusaay
"wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Wheat eronna
Tor tho eighth bashsl--corn at 10 cts =, bnahs,
run reliance may be placed on the custom Iays
nlN STOUT l. SaEARER
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BUFaN ETTs
I30OA @91023a
No. rs, Second st. Muscatine, Iowa.

NO. lfo, SeCon0 81. WusSasAIe, AS"'
n NJ. BURNETT would announce to the
IL. Trade and Country Merchants thai ne
can supply, for cash, the SCHOOL 6ooAs,i
published by w. B. Smith i Co, lvisoh =
Phiny, and A. s. Barnes Il Co; incindihs az
the Lectic Series OF School Books, SANDERS
Readers, Davies Series OF Mat hena'les' %cr
at publishers prices.
By buyipr of hin, they save freight, insurance,
&c and can have their orders filled in much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly IN store,
and will Job, at a small advance on eastern pr
ces. all ether school books used in Iowa. Also,
4 large stock Of lap " Letter Pepper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards. states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapOing paper, pocket ooossl
| maps. inks, steel pens bibles and prayer books,
song books, blank Books, pass books, tuck
| me,nora ndums, wall paper, mathematical m
struments, cheap Publications. note books
round and patent notes, sheet music, 'ransPa'
rent window shades, fancy stationery, saien,
tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 ~ anc
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
| Victims, guitars, accordeons, &C., together
with instruction books, of all kinds, sheet mus''
sc. He buys largely Of oil the above articles
for cash from the manufacturers East, and cal
sell them cheaper (deducting freghts, &C, /,
than they can be get elsewhere, he is deter
mined to build up large josb'ng h-ie ia ~
| Book and Stationery business has adopted
his motto. "Snsat profits and la'ge sales
He has also a very large stock Of sta
miscellaneous, law, medical and thsole
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Ntp Books yeceicsd BY Express, a. soon az
Pabltshed
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re
ceived daily. CIR. M. B. is agent for tn
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foundry, C. +. Halps Percussion and Leve
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Molin
Mins Wrapping PAPER. -
n,..:. R.N. BURNETT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03

Town Lo's upon which the taxes remain al
=. ID for the year 1854, for school District No
Noe aestey Township.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
! WOODS
.NURSEKI.

. 1855. :,
T Sixteen miles east Of Iowa City, in Ceaar COL
q go 90
81 Grated Apple Trees,
from sto S sunmers growth at So so and Sis,
ner lCo. Extra trees q few of which arc large
enough TO fruit, :xtra prices. Also cherry trees
Of Sitferent varieties and some ornamental trees
asy~All trees warranted true to name
Our nursery being 81 miles from timber, .he
I, ees are well adapted to prairie soil having
succeeded well in fall transpianting the two pas,
autumns, we feel prepared 10 recommend u, anu
believe it would be economy In the farmer TO ses
his orchard In the fall and raise mound = or ~
inches aroun each tree, which shonld be rcmvoe-
adj when vegetation has started freely IN tnc
surins. at which time the tire shonld be trim.
"a 10 suit the taste and the prlyious years
growth shortend to or buds. Many farmers
arc no doubt aware from sad experience, tha'
in Iowa. where nearly Ill cur seeding il done 10
The spring that ii the orchard planting il neg
lected until that season, 1t is apt to be put on III
the next spring, and 50 from year to year, INIT
II is full time he had bearing orchard. Whef
spring planting is practiced. it is though. 10 %
| 81 material advantage to dig the holes for TN
| trees in autnmn. Catalogues forwarded to thos'
WV G. P. WOOD,
/ rAqts Springdale, Cedar co, lows.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
Carpenters' nsslss I'd
From the Ohio Unisn Iod Camper mir,

DLANES--Jointers, jack, smooth and Rss
i planes. bead and match planes, rabbit,
sash raising planes-aiso, common Sitting and
mortice g'sage,, spokeshayeA broad and ksnd
axes, hatchets,, adzes, hanmsrs. S2ssr. l..
Jackscn's rip, and = nd fenOn saws. sosket ana
irmer ch.sseis, gaages, aagcrs and squares,
seve's. saw Gets, bench screws. marking ana
els, brase and bits Of all kinds, viz. aneer, sim
blet, celtre and spoon bitsA-spiks and nan
gimblc's, nail punches, iron aid spsl compass
IS, boz wood ard ivory rules, sAw, ehisel an.
anger handles, drawingknivn, chalk hns-,
/, single and douh!- plane irons. Dat asd round
morseplaysrs, boring machineS, hollow aagers
&c. &c, at " MfERU
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
Jas. TPitch. l. Il. =. Bafoef.
KEYE
"TnvE ST D RE!
TFICELT - CO.,
Dealers In Stoves, Tin, Copper,
and sheet Iron Ware,

anu Su0Et HUN VIM
Ncond-st, opposite Weeds Store,
MUsc ArINE, IOWA.
WE would most respectfully inform oar
w friends and the public In general, that
we have on hand. and are constantly receiving
the best assortment OF stoves and Jai aned
ware ever brought to the West. Our lot o.
Cook Stoves comprise three patterns Of preni.
um. Charse- Oak, elevated oven, Cornet, Par
Tor Cook, and four sizes Of the
NAY FLO WEIR,
which we can recommend as the best cook
stove in the West. Also, complete assert
rnent Of Parlor, Dining room and Office stoves
for burning wood and coal.
Job work of every description carefully ant
promptly attended 10.
Jan. '56. lily. JAS. rRITcH g. co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03

La ., dslinlaent lar a. in School District Ma
Red > township, for the year 81.
Prize Z est Of q pit NV ar a 81 3 1909
ssme TX sw ar do do 0)}
ssna v hf h!sw or do do l1t 2ost
List OF delinquent land Of School district No
sprngiale Township for be year 81
Son Resiaen, nw hf Sc ar 9 10 1 40 ! 81 81
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03

RI. ,na.r.isned having just completed their
u.rma,h stove and Tin Store, would respect
s',lIu ANNOUNCE that they have pow in store AL
:, ne ;mnroved patterns Of Cook and Parior
s,aras among which will be foand the justly
celet rated
Black Diamond and
Charter Oak, also the
May Hosser,
.Nsr Eagle. fir Tight
Clipper,
Republic,
Comd,
All we ask is a trial Of the above
Stoves, and, il they are not as they are
repre sen,ed, bring them back and gel
your money.
We have also the best improved pat
terms of Premium stoves. Such as the
Best Premium, vsry hsdpy.
Irenton, .
Crescent. "
Red Jacket,
Eagle,
Forest,
Io,ca Premium,
| And hos, of others to numerous q
mention.
All Of which we pledge ourselves 7
sell at Davenport and Muscatins Prices
which will save you time and Horse lies
by buying Of US.
Our stock Of
Copper and Tia
II Al "a.t
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8 W Il II ]. A N ID 4 SN ID = -.
DEALERS IN
F.I.WTLT GROCERIES,,

SW L I'll. Nd 4 SN ID e n,
DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Tipion, Iopa.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having formed CO.
l. partnership in the above business, and hav-
ing purchased the
Largest stock and Greatest variety
Of Family Groceries ever brought to Upton
are aow prepared, at their Store, opposite the
Eagle Hotel, to supply their Customers with
choice and superior articles as follows
Best Rio Coffee,
Sugar House M.lasscs,
Re-boiled
New Orleans
Best Coded Syrup,
Clarified sugar,
Loaf do
New Orleans do
Salarstus, pip,enio, indigo, mudasr, raj
sins, Figs, Prunes, .ilnssnds, En-
gti.h Waintas, Brasil Nuts,
Fi!berts, Dried Pearhes,
Rice, tar, Waite fish,
.Mackerei, Lend,
lCTu"Be,
Shot,
Yang Hyaon TIA, Inposst 10, G,s~7 acasr Il
Tbs rtnnrs, Buckets. Pssder, s.ap, ua,i
Glass Candies R-oons, Nh
6ccrCs, hi, Pr. r,egas, Mach
| e. S.arch - pesr,, AhsL Aatrsegs
Tobacco. Of all kinds. Cigars Of al ra-
rsetss. Dary Sal, kaaa4aisa Sail
Biarkng Boz coris, Pepf.r Sauce. Gys
Cps. Ptres, Cassia os.'Ts. Clothes Pms.
Alag7 S7gr eaallss Gaia SLr.s, Ftpe sfezss DC e.
And many otIer artcirs Too alfr1srom 10 rseqf,o
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03

NJ Continued from the FRS, Page,
Town Lots in Rochester for year A
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Copper and Tia

l. unequalled In the West. ..
We will have, in due s.ason, all Of the
Best PIows now in use,
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Horse Rakes,
REAPING MACHINES,
CORN SHELTERS,
And every thing In the Farming Line.
fcors and Sash, Nails Glass,

And House Hardware Of all kind
Job Work OF all kinls done.
We have nov employees Cgppersmiih, which
enables US to do all kinds OF Copper Work,
which We warrant good or no pay.
Also, Chain Pumps, Lightning Rod', Lead
Pipe &C., &c
A ents for the sale Of J. II. MCfiowAs's GIL.
Ess ED DovBLs SucrfoS AND FoR1E iUAfs.
DE med for Railroads, Mines Furnaces, Paper
Al = Faetorier, Stationary Fire Engines, Wells,
{ terms. Sc, SC.
Call ana See for Yourselves.
stoves nd Tin Ware at Wholesale, at Chi
-t;tf.l
Court 81 rare, East of Swe,lands
Milf SAMUEL TONLINSCN 4 CO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-04-05

Fhilisse, de s ans, Gilbert de s-aas, Juss d. ; ans
Ut Joseph d'un ansi
John, Negro, age de 16 ans.
Angustin, negre, age de l6 ans,
Tom, i" q. IA. q.
Mary ann, ~negritte agile de 10 ans.
FL les prophecies personneles, savUir:
tstensils aratoires.
Chevaux ct tetes- g. cornes.
COchons.
JStensis dc roaison ct batterie de cuisine.
Outils. &c.
Et les biens de communists suivans, SAVIOR:
Tn lot de pieux-un lot de mcrins de cling pieds de long
TN lot de bois de corde ct de bois de charpente-ua
cheval. une table--un lot de ma1s ct un lot de foin.
Condition de vente.
l.: mobilier sera vendn an compliant pour toute som
me IIsqui a concurrence de dix piastres-et pour toute
sonlne au dessus de dix piastres. pa yable lie lr. de Mars
1o51-les acquircurs duront fournir Ieurs billet endos-
ses 4 satisfaction.
La tecre ct les esclavcs seront verdus en- trois termes
egaux. ~payab1es lie lr de Mars 1856 '58 SO. Les acqer.
ours devront fournir lcurs bilets endosses a la satisfac.
ton du Tutner ct dc Ia Tutrice DIES mineurs, portant
interet q raison de hut pour cent a dater de leur ichian-
ce. Les dts biIlets seront fait payables au bureaux du
Recorder de cette parroisse, ct hypothique spiciale sera
retenur sur Ia terre ct les esclaves jusqu' au Placement
final.
n. ". POP Sherif.
Quest Baton Rouge % Mars 1856.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-04-05

T Ne La LOUISIANA,
PAIeOISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,
CoUR DU slxIEME JuDICIaIRE DISTRICT
VIM. H.. White, vs. Frame \. Woods. No. 134S.
I'm vERTUE Tune wri. de Fl. Fa. sure IN Bon de
IL douzc mois Il moi ADDRESSED dams raTaire CT des-
sus. par la Cour III fme District, pour Ia dite paroisse
ct Etat, en- date du 4 Mars, 1856, il sera oifert en- vsn-
te puhlique au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur q
la residence de Frame A. Woods en- cette paroisse,
sam:d; lie 2r1e. jour de Ma. proclaim 1856.
a Il henres A. u, touts des diSits. titres ct interests
du defcnieur Frame A. Wooisa Ia proprietee s~uvatte;
SAVIOR: Neuf Mulets saisie dams laFrire c;-dessus, pour
payer ct sati>faire lie dit ordre d'execution. Condition
de la vente-Comptant
WIN. WHITE, D. S.
Quest Ration Rouge Mars le %. 1856.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-04-05
Mercredi, lie Z Mai, 1866,

q Il herrea !. N. les prophecies suivantes, savoir
Propriftes Personelles Sc composant dun mobiler do
maison, bstterie de uisine-vaisse!le une bibliothlque
-outils-waggons- charrues-c harretes- harnais-
bois de costruction-chevaux-yaches-l2 actions du
ci4einin &c fer Crosse Tete ct Eaton Rouge-douves de
boucauts ct de barrils-bois de corde-deux sc71ps ct
c~ertifcats de Insurance Mutuelle de New York, &c.
TT les Esclaves, suivans, Negresse Matilda, agee
de IS ans-Negre Charles agee 20 ans-negre l1ck agee
IS ans-ncgre Augustus agee 40 aDs-muiatre Alired
agee - ans-negre John agee IS ans-negre Abrn'
ham aeec 80 ans-negresse Sarah femme d'Ahraham)
agea de 80 ans-uegresse Pauline, agee de % ans ct son
infant Elizabeth age dun an-negresse Caroline sgee
de 50 ans-negresse Nancy agee 80 ans ct son infant
Milly de 6 ans-negresse Hannah agee de 40 ans.
Et les TERREs suivantes, viz.
Ire. Tn deml arpent de terre, situe en- cette pa
roisse faisant faces au feuve Mississippi avec une pro-
toudeur de auarante arpens plus gu moins, borne en-
haut par terres appartenans a la succession De /: r..
Babin, en- has; par celles de veuve Leger Iaigre ct en-
arriere par celles de Zenon L.ejeune, ensemble a'ec 'e'
batisses at ameliorations qui's'y trouycnt.
ome. In certain moroccan de terre, situe en- ce>e
paroisse ct designed CONNIE etant Ia Section rs, Town.
Ship !, Range II Est, contenant six cent quatre vingt
anoe. In autre moroccan de terre situe en- cette pa
roisse ct desigeee CONNIE etant lie qnart Nord Quest de
Section 10, du Township I, Range II Est, contenAns
cent cinuuanten euf O-lOO acres. --t
4me, I'm morceau de tarre situe en- cette paroIsse,
avec Ia profondeur qui y appartfent, borne en- haut
par terres de John BUTLER ct en- has par cenes du IN.
". S. Lobdell, ensemble ayec les bat'sses ct anchor
atoms Qlt 5 Y LTOuttuI ia IdeaHC -" GT "~N
contenue) laquelle terre Sc trouve vis-a-vis lie bas do
Pile Prophetic.
naroisse ayant trois arpens de face au feuve, avec Ia
profondeur qui y appartientr entire It lignes PARALLELS.
| borne en- haut par terres de ". S. LobdeI, EN- arrlere
rar le centre de Ia second coulie a partir de la vielie
levee, laquelle terre Sc trouye etre la bature tor.
NEE en- ayant de terres ci-devant appartenant :
Sosthene ct Rosemond Lacour h. c. ]. ct maintenans
appartenant a ". s. Lobdel.
Conditions de Ia vente.
lie mo5ilier sera vendu an compliant jusqu, a concur.
renee de cinquante piastres ct pour tout sommes su
dcssus. rayable be premier de Janvier 1857.
lie terre ct les esclaves, seront vendus un dlsleme
compliant; ct Ia balance en- trois terrnes tgaux, payable
le premier de mars 1857. 1855 ct 1859. les acqu'renrs
deyront fournir leurs Bullets pour les terrnesd &c creals,
endorses a la satisfaction de Administrator portan'
~inteeret a HUT per cent aprss icheance, ct hypotniqae
speciale sera reservee sur La terre ct les esclases JUS
qua Placement final. 49,
Tous les billets ser0nt falts Payao'es se DuS
du Recorder de cette Paroisse. l.-tt .'-s-
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
p,ro,sse d,Oucst Baton Rouge

coUR Do sIx1EME DISTRICT JrDl1AiRE.
Dams ragaire de la succession de JOSEPH A1LlE1 deceoee
D" No. 551
4 TTENDU que virginie noiron vsuse ne .D 0uIhsn
- ,orr administration de ladite succession
AVIS esr par lie present donne que toute opposition a
Ia dite application devra etre enreglstre au bureau On
Gref6er de cette paroisse dams les DIX 'ours qu' u''
Ia premier publication de Get avis. ,e.e
u" P Prr On Greaaer. Quest Baton Rouge 3 Avril, 1896
ou - v. B C~HAMBERLJN, Grefher.
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NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In the matter of the Succession of JOSEPH A1IIEr, deco
No. 551
VI7HEREAs virginle Doiron widow ct Joseph Aiuea
w decd. has this day filed her APPLICATION tor the
administration of the above Succession,
Notice is hereby given hat all legal opposition to the
above anphcatjon must be filed in the Clerks Olfce OF
this parish in ten days from the first publication
hereof. no, ,ese
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, nPT,l % "a 100 C,ao;,