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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-25
GOOD CLEANSING BITTER

ITO be taken 10 the Spring be kind enough, Reader
L to give your attention moment, and will learn
what the Grsefenberg Health Bltters are good for.
They have been used ia extensive medical practice
in New Crk fr upwards Of forty years For GIT years
they have been used in tennessee snd n1ie his great
TRUTH they have cured and helped thousands OF Of
Indigestion, Nervous Debility DerangemenI OF the Dlge
gestive Functions. Depression of Mird and Spirits Op
presso1s after Eating, Acid stomach, sick Headache
Sickness tie Stomach Water Brssh HumorS, Col ds and
Coughs Eiatuencv, Rheumatism, Female OBS tructons
Loss Of Appetite Pain in Slde and TorpoE of the Liver
cad Bowels
Reade,I You are appealed to earnestly. Don't say, "f
could believe Ihs true! have of the above
plants and would take the medicine at once could
only haze confidence" 1T IS TRUE it is honest truth,
fever there spoken Dome then If your mind Is
irritable disconteDied and gloomy # you have severe
Colo Pains afer eating your 1OtIi your body begins 10
wase your strength 10 fail you- your counonar c. as
hsgSard and sailOw a,pee-f you have tulty
in lying your LETT sdeif yOIr skin is dry and shrvei
led you have appetite weak aud variable aud per.
haps entirely desoyeuit your Hhne system laGguid
especially dErug the process Of dSestiOnif you have
constant uneasy feeling IN the TtOech-wby, you have
only 4: Of Indigestion, and these cot Bers are made
TO cure Indigestion and hey will do it tooand all us ct
tendsnt ills and while at frs it gently stimulates the
Stomach cleansing and removing these troublesome
agents it upon the Skin removing morbid vittaed
humOrs, beautyng th9 lace. kndng life ard energy in
your entire Frame then, Reader will the wor longer
look dark and gloomy lOnge will your dearest hopes
be baashed thrust aside but with health and strength
you will 60 for into the world to say with thouesnts OF
otbers, The GraeterbeIg Health BIt;ers have given
new life"
This invaluable medicine is put up in packages al 25
cen each kscl package will make two quarts strong
invigoratirg and tonic dscoctOn For sale BY all Drug
gists il the State and By ALEX MACKENZIE
apr9 Il College stree, Nashville
LANDS AND LAND WARRANT.
7 SHALL leave Nashville about tie 10Th Of Nav,
ript Missouri Iowa and MinreSota. for the purpose
OF selecting and locating lands fer ysclfand others Per
cots having Land Warrants which bey desire locate,
would DO we'll to nd them me- will that l0ca-
tons made upon choice lands taa rapidly set ling
and that cannot a 10 become valGa ls short time.
will attend locating the lands procuring patents for
The same, paying taxes &c.
will also take charge Of any other business in that
cion rsquiringthe attention of agent ez ect Wis
it Louisville Cincinnati, Chicago aud st L1uis or fur
ther Information, apply personally. or by letter. 70
J G.. FELL0WES,
spIO-lm No 80 Cherry st Nashville.
.- refer to Hon. Cave Johnson, Hon. Nei ). Brown,
Hon John Trimb,e. ". B. Shanlrd. Joseph Va1lF
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kRekRhOV&la

- room under tie Odd Fellows Hall. where be will
Keep full suDpy OF ST articles in his line He will be
happy to see ma Old customers and many ones as
will tlvor HIM with cal
HORSE Pow EItS, TuRESHEHS, &C,
INHE Celebrated single and Double Horse Powers Sin.
4 gle and Double ThrsShers with Separators
The Combine Thrsshers and WlnnUwer with Straw
Carriers
straw Cutters to be run By horse power Clover Hui.
lers and Saw Mills manufactured by MeSsTs Wheeler
Melick & Co. Albany New York Are now on hand and
for sale at the Warehouse Of Messrs Johnson Horn Co.
Nashville Tenn OF Manufacturers prices with transporta.
tion added
Tia e. tire satisfaction which the above named Machine
~ has given over all others where has been for the
last hree or four years sufficient satisfy enqurers Of
It's value Orders are soicied-Terrns cash. Address
ian9s-msw VT WATERS, Three Forks, Tenn
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS,
FROM NASHVILLE
FOR sMITHIAED, PADUcAH LOUISVILLE SAINT
LOUIS, MEM7HIS AND NEW ORLEANS.


hALIDA, HARMON. Master. leaves Nash.
Azsz4eSzz1& VILE Mondays ard Thursdays az s D. m
CUBA This tine passenger steamer, MAFHENEY
Master leaves Nashville tuesdays and Fr;daTs al D. m
ROCK CITY, This splendid STEAMER. BEN EGAH.
Master leaves Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays fs
Pm.
These boats are light, and have exesent aoeommoda
uos By them psssengsra ger % LC-Svile 81 Lou
S Memphis or New orleans quicker than by any other
route For freight passage apply board OF 10 he
Agents A HAMILTON
ape II HARRISON Agsot.
FREsunf.
THE regular New 0rleaes and Nash NnHAh
Il VILE Freight Packet III MBOLDT, LAssvtR<S<sJ
designed exclusively TOR carrying freight -
drawing only 26 irc -hL 30 frying 200 05s 81
ers superior inducements Cauberand River SD rpsrs
WM STRONG Commander, and JNO. u TAILOR
Clerk are experienced sici6oGt men, and ii spass no
trouble IN protecting the interest 4 :. ippers.
The Humboldt viii leave l. vi u fDr New 0rlsanson
me LIST November. and reml'' 49, the trada. kor
freight &C, apply To 80 it~UN, dO6NE Co.
JOhASJN q WkAVER
ap10-H Agents
;szs- Capt Z CTFIELD, Age --sv Orlears, win at
tend to filing of orders for her
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. W. RUSSELL. 7. SCOTT. 6. n. cARIcc.
RUSSELL, SCOTT & co..
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No 50 RRr anEAY. NAsEylLLE. TENNEssEE


TUX REMIT
1 NEAT BRICK HOUSE with 5 rooms, on Yauxhall
~, Nouthhed, the residence of Jss Woods,
L'Q JL& W BROWN,
sPL2 Az Cherry street.
' Li. T. zoe NJ GENT 5 run quick 10 o~Gsp
n ~, u -rry str ~, q psite the Post Office S4S
b. = 81 'H''hI.' Is New stand and gsts0met Eze.
sh' he i-s''s %. all tie 6,au Also Boots Caters ard
@au,s n ms o"n UanE .curs always hand aud made
u o.o'F Gl lie Sl"fiest notice. 6pT5-zmi
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HEGULAAk LOUsSVILE An DCINClNN1TT
PACKET.

TUE NEW LIGHT DRAUGHF PAS v~~.
4. IL sengsr and freight s.saner ALBER- ts-kksuiS
line, aiLIOS AKIN, Master. h-vInc -
been recently built tor the Cumberland nv
er trade will run during the o~ waller season As shov.
md 70 all intermediate lan in CTdsIs left with her
agent Ter frelghs or passengers viii ~ ct proupt atsu
a. hAMlbfUN. a4rkas 81 ses OF
100 H. Il HAtRlSON Agsu.s
octio-6m Front IT fppa..'e = IL lardino
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MEDICAL.
DTSS0T-ITTION,

TNHE eopartnershp heretofore existing under Toe nrm
L and style Of Brown GRUBBS, IS this oay dis-
solved hy mutual consent Jo G. BRows 10 alone anInof'
lied to use the name Of the firm in liquidation. &c
N
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UEDGE PLANT.-Large supply of fresh Usage
IA UraDpe, the American hedge Plant Seed. just re
cslved and for sale By 7. WELLS,
Sign Of the Man and Mortar on Ma ket. opposite
apr5 Union street. Nashville.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16
Esi~sfsa.I slDN,

','Ir tsm 81 RAHLtss. Duscs 4 e, B.
| ta- 3as j,.o'ted lbs mutual eaa,e,t. an.
u.I Dee continued purposes rf aqndtt
.uN AN ". RANlNS
I', l.t, 5b II DUNCAN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16

- O NELSON & co Commission Mr..
y. chants. New Orleans
: O Nelson New Orleans; T.. Ban. smith
New Orleans II. G Walker, Memphi-. Tenn,
late Cashier Branch Union Bank, /. A. Mel.
SOM Athens Ma vAn3y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16

All NEW STOCK.

Tic Hrresl Establishment ia tle South.
Vas III and 1913 tag4' Stree.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16

HIlNkS FOP StLE ~ll1 On.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16
" A!;>ist'.

I HEREBY nrewarn all persons p', s.',5t,
ing many manner with auy OF w ,oA,
or any negroes under my control I'M s.-.r
fized by a written order by ne ~
g.crieDng ia ini- manner w"' Nv
90 tHe extent of the laN .,prsS
January 1865 40
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16
Issued 18Th Julg. 1856
WI Il. Etf&EN. J. +.

Received ~ eseegtsd seme aaF rs h4r
a If re wifm 60 TIE Tesa- Rcpah
Tor publication. JUS 2i-t lsah
G. ". SLATER, G. 4. e.
Aug Q. 1870. 4A-at
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16
.RRl,6E NARLHOI>E.

- u. LOWE, Cotton Ialar aai Gsusral
ID. Commission Merchant, No IS Grn1iel
street, New Orleans aplgy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16

,t tf>r aA p.t yfoa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16

70. w. rARLEroN J. WHITING. w.B TUrtfs.
uNARiEToN, WHITING & TUlIIS, Cot
1 a Faears and Gfnerai Compiissia y
Merchants No ~ Carondelct street, New Or
leans api9-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-16
NOTICE.

EAR ". I. NEAL, is my dHly eat
~ aren't. TO 40 for nie during ny 81"
from the State. ,uB
June n. 1896
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7 w II
3ls 80. I-1G 40
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
corR DC slx,gxE DISTRICT.

$500 - y ~ LAhA no. l." a.
Aurelins Daigle, spouse ~ i.ovinsks Iiebert, mari
No. 1884.
4 III fROthS ayant etc requirement assigne pour
epfehFe ct reprtt pour epfeuve contorIuement q
taSsignatinn, ct il parut . ID toaF que la piaintive a
prouge ses raiSons couiofnerueit Il igi eta leyidence.
ct il parut de plus a Ia Gour, que Ia desendeura recu
d isidore Datgie Administrations de la succession de
Lou 5 ISaigle la snmple De cent yIlgt ct une A. 100 pi
astrrs Liens parapheTnaux lie ii plaintive, sa lite
femme sur lie : Aout 1896, at Il apFfoprfe cette sO1nnne
a sou usage sans beueilce q Ia pialhtise, st Il parnt
de plus que les affairs du detrnteur soat en- grand
desordre ct que toute future ac4Ulsition &c biens par
apiierHaaA par la p~iaintiye serait en- danger q Inoins
lu' ellr ne SOFT permise dadHiintstTer sur ses pfoprie
ties. CteSt ponrquol guli est Ordenne, adjuse ct de,
crete que la piaintiye AuFelne iajgle, epouse de Lo-
vIuskl Hebert ait jugement centre sJn dit mari dams
ID somme de cent .inEt ct uue 4Z-luO p!astres aTec IN
tcret de Ia date lie ce tugeguent. Qu ellie soft declare
se.arer en- ~proprie!e dc SON dit mariet authorize d ad-
iriaIstIG r sur ses proprietes ssparel pGesentes ct tu.
ture sans laide de son dit mari OF qu'sle ait une by
potheguc sur tous les b1ens Deubles Ell esciases
de SON dit mari Gu dit 6 Aout 1855, pour assarer les
dts cent wing; Ell une a2-l0o pias4res avec iinterei
qui pograit en- prevenir ct les irais de process taxes.
fsigue) W.B. ROBERTSON. Juge du
l6 Gctobre 1856. StX!etae District Judieiaire.
Pour cnpie c~ahforne: Bureau du Greller. Quest
Baton Rouge, ee 20 Ooctobre, a. d. 1856.
W h. CHAMBEs1IS, Grefier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22

at II O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, titlc and inbyest q
the defendant. Frame A. Woods, m :ani to a CERTAIN
tract Of land established aaa sugar Plantation. stu
ated in this parish and measuring tour arpents in
front on ting Aississippi River b. 2 depth 81 forty ar
pen1s behind. bounded aboreby iand4nGst or hereto
fore belonging 10 Jerome Heberi and below by lands Of
jean boiEun, tDgetfer with all the hutidinGs'an IN
prnyemeuts thereon and appartenances tfereunto
belonging.
sECONIl-And also the following slaves attached to
and employed in the cultivation Of eaid dlantation.
viz: Mary a negress, aged 80 years Mary Ann n
Ie 81, aged a, Bill a negro aged ~; Mike a negro.
saessS: hillF q negress, aged a.; Eliza a negress.
aged "a. Anderson a negro, aged 26: ----
----Francoi . negro, aged is; Little Mary, a
ncgress, aged II; Alfred a negro, aged IA; Little Joe q
negro, aged IS; Yellow Mary aged 81; Little John a
gro, aged u: Lydia q negress. aged Ii; Jack a ne
gro, aged Il; Nathan a negro, aged Il; Ftler a negrcss
aged IS; Rachel d negress aged 81; Jonpy a negro,
agei s
10 pay and satisfy said writ of execution.
Terms of s~ale-CAsIf.
WM WHITE, DIS
Vest Baton Rouge, Oct. 31st, 1855.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22
TOUEO INFIRMARY

Corner of New Leuee md Gaiennie streets
TINS Hospital is spacious aud conveniently situated
q square from the river, near the snip ana steam
boat landings.
DR.. JOSEPH BENsADON is the Director Of the lnsti-
+ntinu. aud Resident Physician and Surgeon.
Or. THOMAS HUNT is the visiting PHYSICIAN ana
Surgeon.
TERMS:
Private rooms from 50 SO to So per day.
waras 81 SO per day.
arts f0r slaves. ~ - =.
professional attendance, medicines. nursing, diet
ana todcinps areincluaed in these charges.
+ aa-Surgieal operations charged extra.
as- TIE location Of the Hospital is perfectly neal
nv and contagious diseases are not admitted into
the infrrary.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22
W. F. A d,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

r,HEaR stock Of BUGslIS, RocKAWAYs. HAIR
NESS, %BARoUchFs COACHES and WHIPS is
now complete. They invite an examination o. Their
stock before purchasing in New Cleans or ELSEWHERE
as they guarantee their prices as low As any IN 'he
ag- Wareroagl on Main street next the City Hall.
na~ MANUFACTURING aad HEARING in superior style
At tie old stand co Church and Main street
Baton Rouge, Sep. 5-i s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22
To Cotton Planters,
To Planters.

a Lady oIthe highest respectability being about to
1sainquish her arduous duties as Principal of a Sem
nary. and orgsnist of a Church. proposes to become
rreceptress In some retired family in the country.
1'''ns > thoroughly educated classical and Belle Lettres
Scholar, she would prsfer completing the education OF
@aa or more yoang ladies'. Inaddition to English, she
se@ehes French, Drawing, Embroidery and Fancy
"oek. Also Music, i'll which science she eSceis, hav-
ing studied and ~praetieed for twenty years under the
direction Of eminent foreign masters. For test NOM
ais she refers to her present patron. g
FOR further information apply at this Office.
aug l6-4t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22
& BROTHER.

-7 O'
Just Received.
\ m hhIs fresh C~urrants, case Genoa Fitrau,
iUO 1eboxez Clier. / bbl cried Apples
10 boxes Mn isai$ins. 20 Ii boxes,
; dozen Shaker Preserves.
9 dozen fresh Tomatoes an cans.
> dozen saeSh Peaches. . dog PFEnes dried,
. fozrr lemon syrup. i fnz French trasts;
! Yankee fruits in their own juice.
! dozcn Brandy Fruits. / aoz Worcester sauce,
4 faz Uu3erwoed's Pickles. gal's pinEs and q'ts,
j Worreu', * Flpas' pickles
~ V. Z. Lewis 4 Co.'S ="
! Crosse ans BlaekweIi's in quarts,
IL doxen olives. II dozen Capsrs.
10 boxes Chocolate. +doz loaster& IN cans
4 dozen salmon, / dog Pepper sause,
S dozen Mustard. 5rases Fancy candies
S dog Rock candies ] dog Boxer b1tters,
dozen Walnut ketchup 1 aoz Tomato,
4 dozen Gnuley bitters.
Just aeceived per steamer Tbane and other steam
ers and for sale by A. AO\IAA & BRO.
ian corner Church and Maine sits.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22
BRULY LANDING DRUG STORE.

ALWAYS on hand large md Wen assorted supply
OF PLANTERS and HOUSEHOLD MEDICINES.
- fhysicians prescriptions carefully compounded
% an able Apoti.ecary.
jy5iy. mr. rpryv
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
paroYsse dsOucst Baton Nou sc.

COuR pr SIxME DISTRICT
Dams l~'afIaire lie la succession de CLAUDE a. Chopin,
deceased.
I'm yERTU dune commission a moi a'slresse, dams
~ ~lafaire ci-dessus, de la cour dv Jme district Ju-
diciaire pour In paroisse DIST Baton fouge, en- cate
10 7oetabre 1856. il sera offert en- yenta p~uhltqne an
Illus otsrant ct dernier encherrisseur Tia maisofl de
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22

FOR THE TOILET.


| have, and offer for sale upon aayaptayeons farms
a very superior stock Of
fANCTAND TOILET ARTICLES
FOR GREY HAIR, | HAVE
Gilman's Hair Dye. cr,stodoro,s u,;r n,o
Bachelors . * Inuden,s :. D'''
Black pomade, Rnu.srhtS r o,ia uair nra
ron IMPROVING &c BEA U77fTING MAR
h ri at'eopner9gs lyons katharion,
go ~ peftan tIaid, thalous Hair Inv igorator.
ri IAN IONIC l"uden' ; Oriental H.. Tonic,
ptsflge'> Balm Columbia, Eeet Marrow.
alexander Iricopievons, Bears Grease,
Philcomb and stick pomaaes.
FOR THE SKIN, IH4vE
Lilly White, Meon FINN
Toilet Powder. Pink Saurers
Amandtne, Cold Creap,
U III TEETH, THERE
Charcoal Paste, IAcrous Tooth WasI,
hose Tooth Taste, Orris Tooth Wash,
PERTINENT.
have "A complete assortment
Coiogncs In Quarts and Pints.
Bay Water, CitironeIla Water.
FLORIDA Water, Balm Of a Thousand Flowers
Extract Upper Ten Extract JockY Club,
New Mown Iiar, " Patuia.
" May Flowers, 4" Crystal Palace,
Musk. " Mayoolia.
" AmbroSial, " Verhpna.
MiHt Flower. 81. Sweet shrubs.
bo4net Victoria, Baqaet Jenny Lind
Caroline. = Essence,
a * = O
4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF SOAPS
Fancy Balls, Transparent Balls.
Symph soap, Floating Soap,
Erasiye =. Windsor "
fonctne " Crystal Palace soap,
6ertniam, Military Shaving soap,
Wright : Shaving Compound and Balm soap.
OFBfESHEs. f4LS0 R4FE4 F4RIErr.
Batato Hair Brushes, Tooth brushes,
Fancy Back Hair, " Nail "
Shaving " Clothes "
Hat amt Flesh Il" shoe "
Waite Wash Paintand Tarnish Brushes
BESIDE THESE WE HirE =.E&@Z
Powder Boxes, Aromatic Vinegar,
Aromatic Crystals, Port MONEYS,
Razor Strnps, Pocket Knives.
Thermometers, Pocket fnkstaMds.
Violin strings, k3Eors.
Sealing Wax, Buckskin Purses,
Lead Pencils, Gum Elastic Balls.
Gun Caps, Tweezrrs,
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, Orange Flower Water,
Carpenters Pencils, otto OF Roses.
Gum llFopa, Jujnbe Paste,
AND
ilarorinr Extracts in great variety. Al If which
viii sell low fer cash, 81 or tn my customers npoa IL
months credit.
Il. T. WAI4TII.
Corner Of Church and THIRD Sta.
march s Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22
ECONOMY md TASTE COMBINED

ECONOMY IND TASTE COMBINED
GOODS TO SUIT TIE sEasoS, IN TIE LATEST Styles,
Just received and constantly receiving,
TIME undersigned request ladies and gentlemen to
i give them 4 cali, and satisfy tlleInSelves not only
oI the low price but the quality OF the goods they
La, on hand.
IN II LADIES TINE
FloGneed and plain fareges and Tissues.
flounccd and plain Muslins and Organizes,
Muslin, Jaconet and Orgaudy Robes.
Printed lriiautiuen, Jaconeis and C~AnbTics,
Plain and Printed 1innen Lawns,
Small figure printed Linen Tor ~childEcns wear,
Plain Nainsooks and Victoria Lawns,
Plain and dotted swiss, and great variety Of white
goods.
Plain ami Striped Black Bareges, Glnghasns, Eng
lish and French prints,
ENBROIDERIES.
Embroideted chemesetts and sleeves, in sets.
Rich Guipure Lace Collars,
A large VARIETY OF SILK and Lace Mantillas.
Embroidered Muslin and Jacnnet Bands,
Very rich Embroidered Handkerchief.
Embroidered Skirts. a great variety Of Parasols,
Fans. silk Gloves, ETC.. etc
TIE CENTS DEPARTMENT..
Especially seIectel for this marks. and guaranteed
to he the best workmanship and latest style eompri
sing
suits of celnred Cashmcrettes.
Suits of white Linnen liriil and Russia Duck.
Suits OF Checked AiaFscilips,
Saits of Black italian cloth.
Nerino. B9mbazins, RnrFour aud Alaraca Goats,
DO 40 do DO do Pants.
Brown Linnen, Drill. and other STYLES of summer
Coats, and Pants,
Vests Of every description; hight silk Vests for sam
Iner year,
All Hnnen a. L.B Shirts,
Under garments. in ilnnen and cotton.
sIk AMI Muslin Irayats. Haif-tIose, G}ores, Panama
Hats, straw Hats for Young America -
Hg> Special attention is paid to oar customers, and
from the variety ut our stock. a pctrct ut is in all
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ESSIOs NOIlCES
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

ANIE DISTRICT Ebt RI.
In matter succession of Marie + Coar:in, widow
Jean Grassie. deceased; No 81.
uTHEREAS Ber'd Peyrannin administrator has fled
w this day his application as Native 1estaHaenta-
nv executor of the above succession to I'LL the Vscan-
er occasioned by the death Of Jean Louis PeyTonniu,
late executor of said estate
Notice is hereby given that 81 opposition to the OPP
pointnaeut of Bernard Peyronnin as da.ive Testament
tarY executor OF SAID estrte must be flied in the tlerks
office of this parish within ten days the after pupoif-
cation hereof.
Clerks Office, " Eaton Rouge Oct. IS ! p. 1856.
W.B. CuANBERIis, Clerk.
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Fiat NE La LOUISIANA.
Pn7uE.Se > s=c>t Eaton Rouge.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT coUKr.
43.sf., ... .s rs sa.fc~.


.H Ltf-a. ,t,,-. s-.a... 81 tie vs., Frank White
~ "rrGT caasasHn imgr15"mt far s'ei"rt aea1t etc
- sDtau4 centre i gauN Write h te;rnt@ar, s. t=a.,te-
E",7 iud3ciaiTes s'ataut ec"ulcs. saRs gail II Trpaase
a ia demsnde 3e Trene tiebert- h cause "a Ut en- c9ur,
ct .tant cenfermement ! Ia loi Fl aux tctapIHazrs pre-
duits en- ~ favour: II set par consequent. III tonne e
.ecre'e que Ia denaa@r"s@e- Irene Ett+Tt, at Jlee-
ment contre Francis White. a. dcfan,car, pour Ia
soantoc lie deux MILE quatre ceHts3'H seat 5t-ioa pas
tres, agee intsret ltEalc Il dater dn 10 jn'Itef is56.-
lie plus. Gu,eile soil de"tare sppare de bieus de son
dit epnux. Francis White Ut ait iadnainlstration lie
seS hsers pFagre~ eutaHt de eeux u 'eiLe posse4e
nla5ntenaut que De 1vut ceEx paTabernapx ct attEres
q4' ella ponrra aequerir par la suite-qu'eile ait une
hyTe,arGne legaie sur toute Ia ~prorrietes immeabts
e: eScIa yes de son dit mari, a dater da IL JUN. a. g
1913. pour gafaatlr L. pa jment de L. susdite scBn
ae deux mile qaatre cent dix-sept $500 piastres
81 pour frais de process.
l6 uetober. 1855 V 3 ROBERTSON, Juge de Sixiesne
Traduit dc loriginaf District judiciaire.
Bureau du Grefier, 0oust Patton Rouge &c II 0ctohre
ARISE. W: p Cha MRfgIfN, Greiiier,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22

Dams Panaire de Ia succession de Marie \ Ccurtafn,
yeuve Jean Grass sic, decd. No 5i2.
4 TTESpJ hue lean Pcvronnin a ce Jour e~nreefstre
n SOP application CONNIE execnteur datif tessetnen-
taire de In suscite succession, en- place de Jean Louis
Peyronnin deceae-
Auis est par ie PRESENT denne que tout opposition a
Ia nomination du dit Bernard Peyronnfn corrle exec
uteur testcmentaire daft de Ia dite succession deyra
etre fait au Bureau da 6refier de cett5 pafoisse daas
les dix joalrs qui suiyront Ia pretuiere puhhea't9t ae
Get avis.
Bureau de Grefier ee lsme jour de Oct a. ;. 1896
W. B. CaAMBEEIIS, Grefier