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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
J. A. ~TROUSDALE,
DEN1iS

a 2@ SATts RoEGE. La,
DENEWs the tender Of his professional satvieestint
II The various branches pertaining to the DEsrAiAsr
to the ladies' and gentlemen Of East and West Baton
Rouge and the surrounding country,
AZ TO his abilities, tie best credentials can be fur
nishea if necessary; but TO those who have not EN-
ploycd him, he would respectfully refer to his kind
patrons who have 50 lfberaily favored him during the
past year With their confidence, and for which he
would return his most sincere thanks, promising 10
use every exertion to continue to merit the same.
All work performed seienti icaHy and with the at
| most care, and also with the view 10 durability, thus
rendering r prominent benefit 10 the patient. He Will
always be in his office from . i. n, Until 5P. NJ.
Office room over J. ". Qaiggins' shoe store Iafag-
cite Street f St7F@
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JOSEPH

n ARCHITECT IND BUILD ;
z AN PREPARED 70 take contracts in my line. All
work done with ~nc'tness and despatch
sa- All kinds Of iobbing doAe at a short notice
y. R.-Tlans for Public aUi Private buildings, city
and country houses, cottaEe suburban Villas, &c,
given upon the most approved style.
re- Shopson Florida street, East of Maine, in the
in the rear Of the Presbyterian Church.
March g.
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ETAT NJ Ia LGJ tSIANE.
PaRGISsE. D'GEESg R-.TOs ROUGE

rprK Du sISiEMg DISTRICT I~CplcIAItE-
Fans Iafairc de Ia Succession lie LGoiInE Trti4nER
dseff:e 2. espouse de FrggsE nkfsHs. Ne. 81
TIM VERrr dune commission a moi afIdross"ea
r. dans FaTafra et-9r>~us. par n eeUT dn Gne
iistriet raur l. dita paru.sse. al tatP ie t 5anyi"T, i.
p. 1850. Il sera oHrrt en- Ycnte p~rhiiqae au plus oifraut
ct dernier cnehGrisseag, aur les EuuS,
san1sdi, lie sme Iars proclaim, 1856.
a II i,curs 4. v. t0utes tr- rropriStes -apreg drerites
apartonaut = In dite Succession, savoIr:
In certain morcesu dsuN arpens de face au iieuFe
Mississippi avec Ia pTUfgndenr y-aprrte7Ant borne en-
haul mar tfrres dfUrsin Irahan IT fortiene @onht en-
hos rar callas de Camille la ndry aSec touS les battSShs
ct au,eErations aui sv-trouvent 1t I'M lot lie Hieu6lRS-
Conditions lie Ia rente, les mcubies, payable lie Ire
ayril. I'D rnrtant interest a raison De 5 pour cent par
an apres rcheanee iusque'a paiment. La terfe, en-
trais tcrrnes egaux du Jour de yante, pertaut inteFe3 q
raisou lie s pour cent par an apres echcance Jusqu'a
naiment final. aycc borne surete ct hypottleqns ct con
fession DIS iusement retenu eur Ia ~proprieie Jusqua
payment plcin tt final.
y. W. POPE, Sheriff.
O. r. Rouge, lie 2 Fe7rier, 1856.
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Young Mems Lyeeum and Library As
snniatian.

r..rs vHl b. A meeting Of the Young Nen'f lyteum
and Iibrary Association on MONDAY FENlN next
i Inc fs,ri ,tian Church, at whiehtttne a Lecture will
he delivered by Toct, MACCALLS of New Orleans
N. puslic are respectfully invited TO attend.
II. J.. HYkMS, Secretary.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
SIXTH grD1clAL DISTRICT cougr.

SIXTH gtFDCIAL DlSTRICT COURT.
In matter Of the Succession Of RAfHAEL LANDRY, deco.
No. 5i3.
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, viii he offered
for sale At Public Auction, TO the last and highest
bidder. on the premises in this Parish. on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of March next, 1905.
al O'Clock, 4. NJ, the following described property,
belonging to the succession of Raphael Landry, decd,
to wit
A certain tract of LAND, situated in this Parish,
measuring Two arpents front more or less to tue river
Mississippi, with the depth therennte belonging, con.
tanning about thifty-six superficial -arpents, bounded
above by Cntoff Read, and below by lands OF Hilaffe
Bergerau. with the improvements sthereon. Terms Of
sale Said land to be sold payable in three equal IN
stallrnents. the frat payable on thefrst day OF February
1857. the second on the first day Of February lssS, ana
the third and last payable on the first day ofFehruarf
1859; the purchaser to furnish his notes endorsed TO
the satisfaction of Che Tntrix-payabsf at the Once o.
the Recorder of this parish. bearing s per cent. interest
after maturity till paid, and mortgage retained until
the fall and inal payment thereof.
Vest Baton Rouge, Feb q '56, 8
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA
PaRDIssE D'oUEsT BATON ROUGE.

corr pE sixIRsE I~unICiAIRE DISTRICT
Dams laITairs &c In Succession de RasAIIs PoiRAs,
cpouse de AuGgsr HEsg5lT. No. 537.
I'm VEf.TrE dun commission i moi adressse dams
IL latfairc ci-dgssus, en- date lc % Janyier, 4. b.
1856, par IL eour du Si&iefae District pour la dite
Paroissc, it sera ofIert On reutn ~pubiique au plus ofIfant
CT derniec enchGrtSsier sur les IeUx,
samedi lie 10 Mars proclaim, 1856
a II heura, 4 NJ, les prophecies suiYant apparte.
nant q Ia dltc Succession, sayoir:
Tn certain inareeau dc tefe situe en- cate pnroisse,
conte3ant dcux arFcns de face plus an moins, aTee la
profwndetr y-appartenaat entire lfgncs parallels. ct
borne en arivr par4la tCrE,in dc BeiiSaire tIebert at Ii
iiuve Mississippi, easaut par teTres lie Michel Heber!
ct EN- las par celes de iosine Tuiiher avec es 5attsses
ct alneioTati0ns qai sy1trouFe Is Negro John aye de
80, ataF ct la neRresse agte des2l ans ct SEES deux eufeis
Felseiand agee ia 4 ans. Amelia agce 3 ans, = tetes'ie
bctt,s a cerne, lot de h1is ct ua lot de utensils de cal
lure ct cuisen. Conditions lie Ia yeate--eetnptan
pour tonies snrnuos de vingt p~iaStres, ct pour tentes
solames a~1-d"asRs vtngt piasterS payable lie JarvinE
1851. la terre ct tesclares payable en trois terms
egauX. saToir ie Ire Janvier i85T-'5S-'5 50 les aequiretiEs
tOGTfira SEES biilets endorses Il la satisfaction de Fad.
lniniatrateur payable aa bureau du Recorder de estte
Prrolsse portant interest a raisDn die s per cent al,fes
Icbeance lasqu'a Placement final
n, ". POPE, Sheriff
O.. i. Rouge. Feyrier 2, So
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Avis.

/ WIS est par cos pr.scn'es nonnc que tGut les per
q sepsee asantdes recisraationsEet cells gGt devrent
= il sueccss,on de Angelina Hebert, sont invites de
s,addre.ser 4 Craur.s Iiebert, administrators, DC Ia dite
Arecession, pour se~glonent.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West BATON Rogue,

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CorXT.
In the matter Of the succession ri ZEoffrE' TCTlItER.
deed, wife Of ErGESE DafcHE. No. 542.
10y VIRTUE of a commission 10 me directed IN the
ID above entitled Succession, from the Sixth District
Court, in and for said Parish and State, Of date the Th
DAY Of January, A, u 1853. will be offered for Sale at
public Auction to the last and highest bidder on The
premises, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, 1855,
at II o'clock 4, NJ, all the hereinafter described Prop
ertv belonging 10 said succession, ia wit ~
/ certain tract of A situated IN this parish,
measuring two ~arpeuts front to the piper Mississippi
with the depth tliereonto belonging bounded above
bv lands 81 Irsin TTahau. and Fortune Comet, aud be.
low By these 81 Camille Landry. with all the b~aiidints
and improvements thereon: one small lat Of m~avaheS.
Terms of ssaIe--Inyahle-, payable LIST April 1850
hcarinr S per cent, from due until itaid--iand, in three
EQUAL iustaliGnents from the day Of sale, bearing til
al = peg cent. from due till pail, with good &c
curly and mortgage and confession Of judgement on
land. until '4il ana final payment.
y. ". POPE, Sheriff
West BatoR Rouge Feb. 5. SO.
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SUERIFF'S S.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT carFr.

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C3TET.
In The matter Of the succession of ResArlE P0If.r, decd.
wife Of Atcrsrs HEHEpr. No. hs7.
~ VIRTUE of Il commission to nr directed in ti,e
- aboF" entitled Succession, Of dfte the 29ti, day
OF January. 4. u. 1855, from the Sixth District Conrt
IN ana Tor said Parish and state. will be offered Tor sale
at public auction ON the premises, on
Monday, the 10th day Of FIarch next, 1866.
at II O'Clock, 4. n. MI the hereinufter described pron,
erJy belonging to said succession to sit:
a certain tract of LAND, situated In this parish,
containing two arpcHt front more on less. WITH the
depth tAereonto belonging, between parallel Fires. and
bounded as ioliaws.ain frc1t by hot ef HaIisqira lgehart
and tine Mississippi river. above by tands of Michel He,
bert and below by those ot I2Sine Tliiher, with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Negro man John, aged 80 gears, Ma rianue, negro
woman aged 20 wears, ati Arts8ia aged 2 years; 8 head
OF CATTLE l lot snad and lot of household md piafta
ton utensils. Terms of sale-cas.t far all sums Of
twenty dollars and nader, and Tor all sums above that
amount payable Ist January 1857.
The btaa and slaves pa yahic in three equal INSTALL
ment4, to wit ist day Of January fS57-i5s-s5q, pur-
ehasers 10 furnish their notes endorsed To the salts
faction Of The Administrator, pa Sabte at the Office OF
the Recorder Of this Parish, bearing interest at s per
cent per apnum from due until paid with mortgage
until final pal laont.
y. II, roPE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Feb, . 50. E-Rf~L'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02

4.aeiaou for Smokers.
Persons INDUCING in smoking viii hna TINS STU
Gle Invaluable as q breath ~aeetroyer. for sale bT
49, II. I, WAIDlL.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
J. T.. WALLETS

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
yEyE are row opening our stock of FAIL and WIN
TER CLOTHING, comprising q general assort-
,,ant "A is kent in a frstselass Gentienaanss Clothing
Store. The public arc requested to call and examine
our stock. Cost nothing TO shew goods.
". d. PHILLIPS.
Oct. lily.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
W. & Go,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS
Carriages, Ruggies, Harness &C.

rYsHEIR stock of HuGGIEs, RoCKAWAYs iIkR-
NESS, BARoUCIffs, COACHES and Hi1fs, IL
now complete. They invite an examination "a theif
stock before purchasing in New erheans OF elsewhere,
as they guarantee their prices a. low as any IN the
South.
sy- wsreroom on Afzin street next the City ttal-
s,- MANUFACTURING and EsrAiFsSt in supeTlof style
at The old stand corner of Church and Main streets.
BATON Rouge, Eept. 1t ls3a-J. 4
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Notice

HvoTFy is hereby given IN the creditors of the es-
n IN tate 1t Angelina Hebert, deceased, to have Their
claims presented TO cramss fiehert administrator NJ
esId estate. And those Indebted TO said estate are re-
aas.ted 10 call on him for settlement.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
CISTERNs, CIsTERNSt!

FTsHE undersigned has on hara 8 quantity Of Well
Seasoned Lumber expressly for 6istefns, together
with all the other materials. Cfsterns mate Of my
size, either on the coast, in the country, or in town al,
reasonable prices. n3 a. L. SEES.
Dec. Ia. 1855.
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ASHDURY REGER,

HOUSE, SIGN And ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
NY orders given me for House, Sign, or Ornament
"A al Painting, Paper-hAnging, and Glazing, will mees
uirl pref attention. IA | am permanently located
in Batct ! ouge, aud as il is my interest to give gene
raj sat,sactinn, I shall thy to do It.
Sep. 2a, 1912. Y AsEiBtRf kb9fR'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02

n n 1effeine Chests. I'll
An assortment IT dinsrsat sizes sapesfof as3s
Nv, on hand and for sais BY y4rrrr
ian
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OLDHAM II WkILM.AN, AEF- OhLE4 Ms CHEAP
~ Store, corner Lafayette and Laurie! streets.
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esEIi JooT, AT7DRNEFd COUNSELLOR Ar
street near Third.
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II 7. WADIILIr DRTGGLSTG IENIST Cor
H. nor Third and Church streets.
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TT NJ FAfR0T, ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR
L. at law offce at the Court House, West Bat
on Rouge. @t-
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AcOs PIPER. FCIN7URE WAREHOUSE Dir.
81 Church street.
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NJ ERUSoP. 4T7ORNEF C~oJ4vsELL0R4 At
81 Law. Office On Main street.
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n. A~rCUTCHES, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR
- . at Law. 0fhce on Laurel street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
SIXTH Jrr1crAL DISTRICT COURT

SIXTH JrHICTA. DISTRICT corRT,
GALE to effect a partition in the joint partnership
y of the heirs of Eli Landry, deceased. VIII be OF
tered at public sale to tie highest bidder on the preia-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02

A. VALET, DRUGGIST d EHEHLST Third
- . street bet. Convention and North boulevard.
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W. BROWN, ARCHITECT d BtYLDFR. Orders
y . can be sent drought the PostoRiee.
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y cfToprIE h co, 4At0s RoCGE CHEAP
Il . Store. South Boulevard.
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ToStiFA BEAL, WHOLESALE d Retail GRO.
- cot. Church street.
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BUSIN ESS CARDS..

MoSTAN Il BROTHER, FIHLF GROcERS
a !. Corner Third and Church streets.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

We iiud IN New York paper the following
uay, Of the National Hobl, Washington, IL
said W resemble 0sn. Cas- ~ cloacly In his cs
terror, as 10 give rise 10 many mistakes. Tho
ki~ss-~sb,.~~-iAa-.-y. sLi- .-is.A~---.-l--
convcnirn, room. coming down stairs Ia tb,'
morning. u little cross, met Gep, CAw In the
hail, stcppd w 10 him, and ip language more
forcible and rapid than elegant. said Mr.,
Guy, III te ----.'- II III stand H. You've pat
mc at the top oi tho house. ] mus, have q
room so,arwherc lower down"
ticn. Cas-, linierpoAing anil Bervoaslyii~ sir,
you arr mistaken in The person yoa address.
oni General Cas-, Qf Mns,gaa.
stranger, tconfnsully) - Beg yoar pardon,
0eneral Caxt--thoughi Il was my odd friend
Guy. Bcg . thousand Iasr,lons, Sir, all q mis-
take, ASSURE yon. Hir.
The General passed out Of the building, hut
soon returpsd, and ~ luck would have Il, tho
stranger inci him At fall hoe again. but IN an
other position. This time he was sure he had
minis host, for the senator from Michigan hc
tnsp he had Just gone out 10 Stranger step.
pssi boldly up, slapped the Gcncrai heartily anil
ismilisrly on the shoulder, exclaiming BY
heavens. Guy, I've got rich scil 10 relate. !
met oil Cas- up stairs. Just now, thonpht II
was you, and frgan cursinx him about my
rom"
Getwral Cass. with smphasi.) Well ymng
man. you're nat ODD Cas- egdni
stranger disappeared. and hasn't hcn hear'l
from since
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

MaL 0ssuxv m W wAmsoros.- wahipg-
ton ietter writer tells tbs following In Speaking
ofthe pressnce Of Philosopher Grcesey u The
Poi~si Capital, A tho Of lrsh srvants
wcre basily talking politics in ths corner d the
rstiing room, (lrish servants are great polite
iaI1 hsre,) when ooe ot them suddenly exciaim-
ed =" Bc jabers, boys, an theres csh Grcciey.'
" Where T. exclaimed his companions, with ss
much interest In their loolss ~ they would nat
ursIly exhibit on heing Told hat St. Patrick or
I3nhop Hughes wsn heiosc tLem. Standin'
yon by the table tslkin' wid the tall gentleman"
f'e fliberuian1gased euriossly and intenasly at
HWace ior an Instant, whea the youngest Of
s,ss.osa, sppsfVht.y i.as deportation, with won
DIR In his voice observed: "Sure an hs Q
sshas man" "A eoonc hesa white man."
ssid The 6fss speaker In pAtronizing tons. %
though Horace and he were The grsstest Of cro-
nhs. "weil, be my sowl. I've becavcd In ths
oud kllow entirely" continnsd the oths. 81
thought be wAs Sag~r''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

A JoHs N sriTE ~ Dis Txx7u.---Some peo.
ple may imagine that The eSmssxioa mad with
ihe tooth@chs' 10 q mere phrsse, bu, the follow.
Ing joke, made by IN individual when suffering
under Arute pain In onc n his molars aior,is
proof of tbc esisiencs u whst may b. calksi
Dental inaanity. While rolling In agouy from
one siaic u his hed 10 the otisr. this unrcasoua
biz being asked himself Ia the middle Of the
night, What property is man iikciy 10 come
into, u al his lower teeth shoaid hccsfne aisct.
Oh" The reply wss ~ mad ~ the question
"Aboat q doun acrss 10 Rotten Row. -
Surely this mans friends isust either take out
his testh or take out commission OF funacy 49,
PaneA.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

Tbs Calcutta Englishman gives w the FOL
towing piecs oi new., and we hcpe u will be
properly appreciated
We or. informed that his Majesty, The King
of Delhi. has been plesssd 10 appoint Moonsbse
FusisD X urrcsn, u Calcutta, kis DewAn Koch.
Hs has lsca presented with thu usual kDeIat
consisting u = jamah, bemah, purkab. pr-
poje, gas nanab, prah necklace, q jigah and
enuIgbse. 1he following tits hos also been
conferred sspou him Mauxasoos Dowlab.
EOokasxmsnoI MuIk. Mahomcd Fuxisol Kpsrcn
Kaaa Bsbsdoor, Moosiah Jung.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

TnE Duysrrscs. The fsd~.on Post says =
teacher of primary school II that city, receutly
Speaking " tbe difkrence bsfwcn human aaA
brute erprsssiop, oswd by way II illustration
the noi,ie dog as pcrt 10 man In intelligence ahd
asked i~r pupils ~ha, pst dog aliopAed 10
exprss era,i6eation. Ore iittls girl NJ lAst
venturei 10 suggest ,ha. he wsgged his tail. ~
e" Right, my dcar." .a'd tise teacher, "very right;
and this Is tis difssrencc be4w~p N and tie
d,gs vs pv~ DO NJ thy DIVE erprcs~ osr
gratiGcssion In wor,A-" Tiserv h certainly .
difLresce.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

4 She, aim, Other ucou,e hsd u~.n him tvire m.
a, that time. m tho house ana IN nv,sof ~aa 80
wanting he himself s~ye /, by writing to an,
I of his friends az he ihouvht Him. amt az ,Ioor,
20 ~~un, his ,arera i..Ns,, Tho oolie,, couh
aod when thls MI No, socs,ss, ~yy.,.~ A., on.
!, sti,uxh 10 sav this snd ,ha, In his Asor beIor
thu iuir,~ ali talr, auJ one u,ory contrs.lctins
anothcr, I'hcu, f,,,,ds, instcai of doing M,
dirty work yayr up the letters a evidence IN
rro,sr in,iisuatica al beIn, sopposd hv hin
cspahe al s,ch h.,rusxs Amenr,t nj. ,,.,.,r,
\ w,r found ,on,,s of L,i.r. IN = sigrd hsn.,
ami with siv,e,l sivnala,s am, ~ iifswrn,
| ,soptc, and amongst them oor IA IN, Am,usnn
| AoAmann. Thcre weyc ,et,ss l,kc ,hos, M onr
Josrpl, ADV lc,,inv w,.l,hy ,.,e,,,c a hea, NJ
somcthiug Ia ,heIr sayan,.,,,, sa n. IN s,r. In
1 Ia communicatIon With tLcn, c.,s,r,s,v IN !.
rich Mis- Roe iniormlnv Mr. N vss, r,o,s.r,s
| fallen to bcf IN America
/ On h,s trial hc ,usac many j.vyn,oos M.
,cmpts 10 prove an allla sml ihryr we,r saIau
Of evidence su,leayoriuu 10 proyp TIM, he ,ijd
not wear a rlo.k npJ can oo Tho ,lay AZ IN,
| K Kuuhsr,t murder hut a c.mt. An. hoverer.
eventually ayuihs, him 6,,A, Theyv cos,h IN,
no proof m his murlrr o6 Schmidt bro,,vht :
hat for the murder of Madame X urhsr,lt. sfter
ten weary of c,cycr .hug,llnv snl vrlg,,ll,,.r hs
wns condemned 20 twrnsy saars' i,uurjs.s,,,,cut
which was estsrwSr,u mi,,rx,etl "a ten w~r AR
the Kunharii mnr,cs, anil two Iw ths cwlss.
slrmcut ~ cer,sin church p,ousys. Twelve
yNrs' conBncmcnt a sinealsrIy lcnisnt nm.
tcucc ew such crimes. His tmrisIoocrs az cour,,
cxull,xj him rom their churrh snd an,s,in,r,i a
sucu,.or. hui an b,s quitting rr,sus, allowed
him q moderate u,aiutensncc. What Afterwards
became of him ,lu,s nat autxwr IN Tho tnst be
malnialneJ hi. innone,,ex ANA r,ur,.s,sr,,,i MIN.
slf AZ the victim al public mslics ami of I,,iI.
cial ini,is,icp.