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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-19


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| Ex-secsetary GuthEie, Of Kentucky
whose property ID chiefly in Lands pay
N amman WA oa "saE AasJ '''' sA'''A'~ @'A
Lars
Ths niggar party az Massachusetts
have nominated the notorious samaal Il
phiIIins, oe salen, for Attorney Gene.
raj
4 !. The EAakioms have cot 10 tsghsing agaii
| M Nicaragua. Caaaezal Walker, il i
sid, ID ahoFsly 30 reean sasres with
Large foYee.
| I.ase Galveston adyieea give favorable
nsuoYtn az kka erona In Eastern and hid
Ale Texas. Notwithstanding the drouth.
three- fourths al faIi cotton crop WeE'
expected.
Il Another riot occurred in Baltimor,
| reeentlT. yhs naxtisa we're two rival firs
Observation-Disclosures TndeDsraant and the La,
faVsfte. One u,an vas shot and severa
gthsrwiaa injured.
u :. ut.tad that ouk "A ffsy of th.
laggaat ,,,n,srfaef,srina aatablishncnts II
Nes EsgIand. - stosk "A ogIv sig cam,
paaies WILL as tfae present hAAaes SCH
shove par.
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anal
| Is a question has been raised In
one % cur courts whether blind man
can be zaads liable for bin payable as
r,,ssiod
6B A young man stepped into BOOK
store and said he wanted TO get 81 Dung
~" D'0A'''A4
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~ From gil parts q. our ssaaea =
FAR o. heard from, the nsws faF the De
moeraey is indeed cheering aasxpsss-
eddy 80. ThG New Constitution viii
probably carry bye email majority. Tbs
ynte Ia wsyv ciose.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-19

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-19

- An Eugliah noblssaan omos cent
his ssapid sea 10 Rowland Hill, in oraer
shaa he nisha b. sanrated, accompanied
by > note, In which the father said Of
ais hepefnl son
am confident BIZ has talenks Of NO
mean order, but shsy arc hidden under
. napkin.
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We stated q aay Of tire asncs Aaaas -
honsrabas q. y. Chapman was ss~aAsessd
Delegate TO Congress frpna Nebraska
Since shas time ali tie returns have baen
reaeiyed, exaeps from two sounsiaa. u
chs eesukies heard fren, Judgs Fssgason
haa majority Of lib, ard Il i saia thas
tie swo counties TO b. heard from win
not change ms rasals
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a whele faaily &c negroes, consisting
of tho paramaa md twelve ahEldran, made
their escape fran Savannah, Ga. They
were pursued By thaig master, but sue-
oeeded In reaching Canada two heurs
bafoga THAR pursuars.
We fsequaaaly see paragraphs aizailar
10 tie above floating through eha col.
uHnns 81 oar Black Republican axehanR-
es. they saeceededin reaching Cana
da TIVE hours before their pursuers.s 81
Yes, thsy succeeded ia reaching that Can.
ada which had been portrayed 10 THEN
vivid imsginasions ~ asgro'a earthly
paradise; whars he should cease from
labor snd hxuriass Ia aristocrasic inao-
lenceparfeealy freed from Tia earea,
peFpIsxities and aisappOintmaasa Incl.
aant TO q residence in this mundane
sphere. saah is the brilliant pFospec.
tive o. tbs poor nagPO when be leares has
eoHtss1tssfs, if not happy Southern h0ae,
10 meetas cold chaasiss Of a narrow
minded hypoeritseal oommunity--whsrs
no has to battle against inherent preju
dice and cultivated sclashnsss, for the
means Of bare Subsistence.
4 grave responsibility rests on the
shoulders Of those who shas persuade the
unsephistisated negro to tarn aside fronl
the path Of daty and bhRdiy parsus q
coarse which invariably leads him to
wretohedne&s, If not to eFime.
Take the free negroes Of thaNorth Rhd
in Canada and, AS class Of rational
hunaA beings, you will End them the
laoss lsaasions, depraSed, ignorant,
z5&aas4raIe an. aaEkh No. a..
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- fzsn ~ AaAlaass 81 Diasgsaa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-19

2 o. aapFaVeo5 Ignoranf
people on earth. None are
IL contradict this asser-
Aasaties who hare brought
ID state Of Affairs will BE-
bed ~ : strict Accountability at tho e.
nal day. Let them look 70 il.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST RATGS ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTINCT COURT.

SIXTH DISTINCT COUNT.
Isilnre Daisle, Administrator, U.s. Fran" 4 WOODS
No. ii27.
TSy VIRTUE of a writ Of ii. ia to me directed n
the above entitled suit. Of date the 10th day ii
March, \. d. 1857. from the 9th District Court in
and for said Parish and State, viii he offered fer sale
at public auction to the Ast and highest bidder IN
ront Of the Court House in this Parish On
Saturday. tAe LIST day OF august next. 1s'.,
at Ii o'clock, 4. NJ, all the right Of the defendant
frame i. Woods, in and to The following described
property, to-E5t
-" 4 certain tract Of land situated III this Parish,
at forty arprnts from the Mississippi river, traasurlhg
one srpent front bI forty in depth bounded above ~
land OF Mrs, CONWAY. in the rear by James e. woods,
in front and below by said Trau!e i. Woods with an
the improvements thereon
To pav ans! satisfy said writ OF Execution seized .
the above entitled suit
Terms Of slre-on twelve months creftit, the pir;
chaser Ia furnish his bond with good personal sech'
rity. Bearing interest at the rate 81 - l'er cent. tet
annunl itrcnf cate anti paid, with ~1nort1sG" retained
rp5,, the land until t1tl and final payment
WILLIAM WHITE, = y
west Baton RouIe, luns 18TH, i2ai
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

N~rTRDFEOTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p~ractition
VI ers have asserted that intestinal worms are no
Injurious, in fact that the part of scasepgers. reno
wing fonl and indigestible nattes aEmentsry canal
What rudacious %humhug' What miserable pitinso-
ply Every experienced physician knows that theae
auimals cause tnJanatn On of the bowels and so'ufITsa
actually eat through the coating Of tn" stomach and
ir~testinas, causing inevitable death. tt all the dis
cares of children. this is the most dangerous and dis
trassing, Unfortunately, too, it is one Of the most
common. IN
WiNFR'N CANADIAN FERNTFUGE,
however, a safe, quick, nntaiing remedy IS prnEihs't.
The proprietor challenges the world to show that II
ever failed TO effect a cure.
sE- Be particular and remember the name " Win.
er's Canadian Eerrnige." This is t'te only article
tT,t ~ he de2pndei on. For sale Wholesale ara
retail. II New trleans by j. WIGHT 60.
sole proprieters, u and ISL Charities st
inl Baton Roug, By all the Druggists
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
SAVE THE

of the multitu'es OF children that die before they
reach their twelfth year. three fourths are believed
10 he the victims Of internal worms or diseases
arising + rom that eaEse. y medicine like
WISER'S CANADIAN yERMlFUGE,
which will ~I,faliihly aun rapidly cure the disease, It
therefore Of immense Importance 10 every family
is extoIled in the highest terms hy the faculty, and 4
thus tune when the mortality among children Is
greater than was ever before known, 1t Is hot safe or
prudent for anv household to be witll"nttt, Following
that the frirhtful increase ri deaths AMONG chilfrru
is mainly attributable 10 worms and the disorders
they produce, we recommend tliis specific 70 all who
have cha rye Of yenng families.
n6- BE particular ami remember the name,
q NIner's Canadian Ver1nifuge.n This is the only
article that can be depended on. Remember this
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale ana retail, by
J. WRIGHT X Co.
sole PrcpTietors.
81 and Isl Charles street
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

fksFENro. aeF l'lr.tNG II SMALL
iH"E.-Mr. ssertIa, the senior surreon
10 ike t'sesrrsy n.epita! for diseases Of
The skin, has cogs ssuiilcS tel TO the .nea;.
'c't'7lH:'r 1'vear important plan, Which
l' has ~~trf'e~} during tie last fourteen
',TeaF" ssr. proceeding ~it:ia! il small p"x
and which lI's ~ststr>J his always proved
*''c"s'afH'. The plan consists ia apply
ing the scc1"m canth4riips, or any v.<i.
"c'rhss 'ashl, by meaus Of a c4ilei-lair
O''''h he the apex Of each anot or PTS
tcIe IT the disease. Oh al! the. ext,y,eI
surfaces Of the body, auth t~!j,.erluz is
eVtsrced by the wlitencts Of the skin
IN the parts subjected to tle application
"'se" The fluid producing j, is to be
washed off with water. or tliin arrow
'ssot Cruel. The pajn attending the ap-
E'''ca''on of the yesjcstin. iIuiI is Yerv
slight and transient.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

SsuIsd1i.s.
- cx Bark NazepTa
10 baskets AnniSette,
3 3azen Corn starch.
L. b,xes CoIgate's Pearl Starch,
a Yeast Powder,
baskets Seltzer Mater,
90 boxes Dry Lemonade,
10 dozen Lime juice
10 Superior Ciaret,
! cask Old Port.
20 dozen Porter, Barclay & Perkins
30 J." {3urton On Trent} Scotch Ale
/ barrel hyperion OIL Monongahela
" Campfiine,
/ " Burning Fluid. for sale by
wv. BDGE.Is. Druggist
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH JrnIcnL DISTRICT uoUR7

SIXTH JrDI'IaI DISTRICT COURT.
Levi iiubhc,l VS. Frame i. W0ods'-Sol i45.
10y FTRTJE Of d writ IT e. fa. te me directed in
II the above entitled suit, Of the dag q March. A.
b., 1877, from the 5h District court in and f. ssri
Parish and Stat, vii i" offered for sab. a. pnbifs
anctInn 10 the last ami highest bidder in fsatrt Of tss
Court House or This Parish on
Saturday the lst day Of August, 1857.
at II o clock. a. NJ Ill the nigh, OF the iefcaucnt, !
Woods, in am! to the following described property
to-wft:
4 certain tract Of land situated IN this Parish, at
forty arpeutS from the river Mississippi, measuring
ape ar ,snt front b fn,ty IL, depth, bounded below b.
land # T. W. Bird, in the resr BY James Woods.
IN from; and abuye hy said frame \ Woods, with sill
The improvements thereon.
TO pay and satisfy said writ Of Execution seized in
TIE above entitled suit.
Terms of SaIe--Dn q credit of twelve manths. tho
purchaser 70 fufHisit his bond with good personal
security, bearing interest ut tho Taten. per cent
per annum' from dat until paid. with mrrtytge re-.
tsined upon the land until sold until tuli atsI final
payment.
WILLIAM WHITE, DS.
West Baton Rouge, June 13, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

ADvissp TO DIsBASD.-Tne Rich
mord Wig advises the .Anericaa party
10 d'sband, declaring thai it is po8cricss
70 DO any good. a fact which tic Editor
tn'nk' was sufficiently demonstrated at
The Presidential election last fall. The
wing advises a Reorganization Of tie
wing party, "sfouni whose aacieut al
'''s the fires Of patriotism still! burn,
aad whose faithtu. followers are eager. as
Of yors, to eaeouater their Democratic
opponents in battle, and it they can't win
H1'sesss, at lsast die in trying"
uhe old WhE party /" died a ~tryin'"
IN 1882. At least SO all the Democrat
&c papers said, and we are not disposed
10 contradict the Democra ATTIC papers on
That point. With all the influence
ureeIe!y, Seward, Weed, Sumner d Co.,
and the old Wing party could throw in
his 'avor, Gen.'scott was only able to car
Try too Northern States The Wing
party was not ecry mighty in the NortI.
: N 1882, is these facts show. To SUP
pose u VIII be stronger in resurrection,
s''ef a death and burial of nearly four
years. requires a stronger imagination
usan we are possessed OF.
Furthermore, we 10 not consider the
! Richmond Wing conpet ent to give adj
''s 70 as American party, or any 9TH
II party ~eSsant, szceP& the Wig party
" s'rgg'nis, which has managed to keep,
aug probably will keep to all eternity in
a helpless minority.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

The Charleston Aercuty, in IN arti-
Gle Ieel4r ring the inability Of the Demo
cratic party to ward Oft Northern 49,
gressit .r~"a tie South, saws;
We don !iere TIA: t ID. ,orraf5r Jgrfg
!, competent to protect thc rights ot liz South. Il
has been Incompetent for forty years to give
us a ius. constitutional Tariff. 1t has hrsn
incompetent to defeat the plumber O! Inter
nal improvement ~ the genera. GOV
meat. It has b, = Competent, wi,u 4 4uj-
ted South supporting them. 10 keep Abotl-
ton Agitation cut OF Congress by the 2lSt
rule. 1t has been incomrc."n. to give the
South equal rights in California. L has hean
incompetent. 70 secure 10 the South the re-
coysry of her fugitive slaves in the North.
and il has BEEN incompetent n -3rs tAr >a'sit
fair play in Kansas. But for adventurous
circumstances. sncA as Mr. FlAas9re BRING suY-
portsa By Il portion Of the North ig tie Lats Pres
,icn,iai ~esrsto., Il tcoaLd %crs utf>rig fg5Ie4 10
prsufniMs sisctian q Il s~ait0EaL -daft-<iaregg
Pf,sAdest! ~
But Democracy says i: is the only
party that caa save the South. anu Il IS
downright hesess, yea dannatioD, t,
assert to tI'e contrary. We will have
ample opportunity Of testing the South
saTlng DemacracT before tt mex. Pres
jlentiai e~csl.estvo!|s ato.n.I. And then
we will see what nos:.ion before lie pep.
pie it viii ..s2me'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF w, he. RDUZsE

Hl Ftrti" 81 \ resolution Of the Police Jury Of tfis
fHt''h "'ieE NJ an etntiiofl II be he'll N each of the
Police Jury wards ut this iarish fov lie rurrose of
taxing tn SeH7c Of the qualified voters Of stil ard.
IS h the cxpcs:ienct III r~rartiny ,r wi,hl,oil,,,
licences - retail liquor within their rrs,.c,iv.
limits. IN election will ae held on n,t,d,v ttir1
day "f July next tls5Tl for sad purpose at die ftl.
lowing places and presided ever i,v the f,lt,vin.
uyrlct Commissioners tu-wit
III the Let ward-~at til" grocery store Of !lrlcrt Il
iuirun.
G""'mt%ioasfz-.N.rco'in i~'oe'a, ]. Landry Cal.
ldtet aud rbncluie Tu,,iett
In the ID warJ-at the gro'ory .tore Of Mad
Gassit.
G'aaaiaiofeus-E!mon4 Whit, V Landry and J.
7, Landry.
In she % wara-a; the Cole. En.sc IF Tr,.i,rnnl
Bourt x 60.
co@'nai j. nners@nsca car Landry ~.Fyno,ite Iehcrt, IT,.
aud S,thtfte Aii"t.
IN the +tn ~ward-nt I'll" hhns2 Of ,,nchin, .,il!es.
Catmis@ioHGs-Gny j4l8suve: JSCn5ln .tii!ct and
Alfred iipbeft.
IN . Ssh wara-at The uo4as Of Terrence
ltrf'ehG,urr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Blanchard l,nyv.,ly Ian.
~ and Terrence l'erlchrbourv.
In the 9th wari-att hr Court ilnus"o this Parish
fo'hpsisiaa iIcber., T.. \. Attain am.
'. IuAFocl.
j. C,amistoners--1. 4 psrl. Leon 1ejcnpc aud }. VI.
LrtIi~nc-
ia the sth wsn'-at the grocery store OF Alexis
LsnSu"fre.
Caantjeionsrs- T.. LobIell. VI {. Iehlnac snl
Almnl- TnthudraGN
n IT, 9TH war4-,; the store It }. +. Tacm.su.
n mi mi&ssaHess-I W. Cl.sk. >i!n .obleli and A
i~4ttcre4-
In tle lOth ~war3--st the--- On lavou ruYarag
ta.aaisioass-A =. Fiy"n, = /. Petit 4nd lfmuel
z. bay.
Ia Inc 18th war4-at ,lc Hvus" Of Courtney anu
Conmisvt4ners-W. Il Winter. l. i. Hereford aud
r, J. 'oHrtGry,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
Jeutii, j. Some jour dc Juliet 1857,

al AHGrcs 4. N. toates ies prophecies CT apres dc
cries afparsenaat A IN aite succession, saveir
In certain morce.u IL tetrc s&r la4neile resjsait lie
ltt decide, situe en- tRtt" ra.ei.sr. aesurant : pen
pres ;reis arEents lie face, areo na pTofo:ieur de
quarrante arpeDs entire t'Iics Parall-le. Ia die terre
stant 4 q4ararta arpens gu tteuy". 'rrue or hsut par
Terri du isafif iitesi et has rtr >e..vs .te Francois
SeRnin: Ell at.nt par rtles Do Z z Alan et o iiHr
.ar!r Sr-- ~ ri arlene par cclieS 10 Charlie. Mahou
avea hes battles = aElstinrat4ons 44r ~ -tTeyent.
tie,urinc. ut&tes>-, aEeC& environ 80 ans. Denim
bife. regrc HOMAGE, H&"e d" 81 Hns. deux ciloraax,
un male. trenta tetes IL caciear. fV3 bsrls mas,
ust charrette = chevai, un buggy ct aRrnais, ma !st
lie yacf-S ct sauS. ctr, neuhlcs ~n,euhiaut Ell uS;sn-
sis dr cuisine, ssteustia lie sHttarr. etc.
Conditions Is :. sente-is mohiier scr1 veuiu Il
MI credit payahts darts tnut Mars rrOrhaia MSS.
Ii terrt r. les escIave p&Fahie ea tout Mars ics
anHee5 S.<-li59-iS7J rs eatGrFru-4 fuura'F"nt 'err
h,lIyts rntio~ses a Ia satisfaction de administrators
tottaHt isait islr cent 4'interet par ar aPras echeanre
asa II al gsImeu;. p4sabip al bureau tg Recorder de
cite psrots-e ct hsPethcqne retenu sur Is teEre 1t f"s
tselarcs, i~Ioqu,su payment p'ein ct tus.
Quest Baton Rouge. JUN - 1857.
w. WHITE, I. =
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FRUIT.

pRFSERIISE FRUIT.
Those wishing to preserve their trr:. are res
~IectfulIp informed that the patent AIR EXTRACTOR,
for fruit cans, are only 70 be had at our house having
secured by pa.e..t, the exclusive sale OF them for this
State. We have no agents here. Our fruit cans ars
eqnsl, ifnot superior to any now in use-hut to salts
~ all tastes, we have different kinds Oh cans, inciu-
ding authors, os low a. they eau be procured else
where. Can anu examine. J. pIPtI. l. co.
June q.
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F'TAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Poroisse d'Ducst EeiIeiana.

couE Do Tine DISTRICT.
Benjamin Jones rs. Willis l.. Hamilton, Tutor Of Mar
garet Porter No. .S..
I'm yERTE dune Il I'm writ de il. ia. q moi aaifesse
Ia dams l'afaire ci-dessus, EN- date dn . fevEier.
1887. par Ia Ceur dn 7n7e ~i'issEa: Judiciaire dahs ct
pour Ii psraisse ct Fiat susdite, II -era oftert en- ven;e
~publiqne au plus ofrant ct deEnier enGherrissenr - l..
4,aison dc Conr dc "a pafeisse dfcness Baton Rouge
samedi lie Inc jour dc Aout 1867
a II heures a. NJ, tons les aroits, titre ct intere: dt
defendant Ia ~proprets suiyant- iavoir:-seorse. ne
gre homme, asee d'enviros 81 ans, pour payer ct sat
isfair re lc dit orira d'eNecutisp.
Conditions lie IL ventc-A I'm credit de aonze' meis-
t'ac.sueseur fonrnssa son hon aYec bonnie surete. pore
eant intetet Il Jaisnn de -- pour cent par an, d
,lats ~jns4u'au paimert; hyPothr4ne retenns sur IN
~propriete yenlna ~jas4u'au Faiment final,
WH. WHITE. D.S.
Quest Baton Rouge, JUN II 1857.
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IT, John Il. Cough ~ircture.l III Gin


L. John b. Cough I~ecture.l il Gin
~cinoa,i = few weeks ago. Here is one
| Of his anecdotes
\ long, lean. -atnt Yankee entered =
| drug store aul asked
BE von the Irncner? y
"NrIt, / 'krn>p -. | sell lrnr~.'
"Waii, inv y"a g"t Any tt iht~ ct
scent >totf rs the saIs E'nt on tItvi,
Lank cher-.'
"Oit, yes.
~WaIl, oar Stls c~ine to be- mrriei,
AMI she gin ne the n'nrpence and 'o''l
ne 10 invest tho bnil mount Ill scehtiu
stuff. sos to make her stink sweet. If
could tind some 10 snit, 50 I've a mind.
I'll just smell roaud.'
The Yankee snets round without be-
inc suited. until the ,'drugges' got tired
Of him, and takin. down p bottle Of
i,artshofD, said
ave got q s~centin' stuff here that1l
suit you, 4 single drop OF a hsndker.
chief will stay for weeks and yoa cant
wash it out, but to get the strength OF 1t
you must take a good big smell"
as that SO, mister Will, just hold
on a ninnet, Till get my breath, and
when | say now, you put it to my sfnes-
Ter"
The harts1orn, Of course, knocked the
Yankee down as !iauor has done many
man. Do you suppose he got up and
smell again as the dtuakard does Not
he-but rolling up his sleeves and doub-
ling up bis fists he said:
You made ne smell that ar tarnal
everjastin' stuff, mister, now I'll make
you smell fire and bsIlnstone."
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Saturday the LIST day Of August, 1856.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST FELiCIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
benjamin. Jones vs. Willis J.. Hamilton No, 26s-
DY VIRTUE of a writ of II. ia. &c me directed in
the above entitled suit Of date thu 9Th day of
February, 1887, from the gth District Court, in anl
for sati paris'! and State. will be offered for sale to
the last and ligls&t bidder, a. pnhGc auction, II.
front Of the CouIt House cf Ncsi Baton Rouge On
SATURDAY,, the Ist day Of August 1857.
NJ II O'Clock. 4. n, all the RIGHT, title and interest
al defendant, in and to the following property, to-~it /:
George, negro man. aged about 81 years, TO pay and
satisfy said writ of execution.
Terms If sale-on 4 credit Of twelye mta.hs, tho
nnrcha ser 70 furnish his bond with good PERSONAL
security. bearing interest at the rate Of per cent
per anuum from date until paid, with mortgage re
tanned npon the property sold until full Ind final
pa laeut.
e., Nm WHITE, i. So
West Baton Rouge. June, 18th, 1891.