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Proposals for Live OAK.
NAVY DsrArrHrsr,


@ GEALED PROPOSALS for delivering 80, 900 cubic
~ feet Of live each q the Charles
town. Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York Phiadelph and
1882 Virginia. VIII be received at 'h' bureau un s 10Th june
These proposals must be endorsed Proposals. Oak tina, they
be distinguished from other business letters The offers
all the yards but must be FOR the whole quantity
guarantee tho form Of which Is herewith given.
sare,es n the fun estimated amoan, y be required % sign the
be withheld the amount of each delivery until the contract
timber there must be proportion
the most difficult and crooked pieces otherwise there will be with
judged expcden tho public interest until such eu
a S 5 % ls s PER s s9 or S
win paid by such tho contractor within
will be stipulated tho that default be by
Of the first part delivering all the timber
tho contractor and his saretcs win forfeit and the United
agreed upon pce paid delivery
thereof which be recovered from time time according
The cubic feet to be delivered n each yard viii be IN the o
lowing 5000 cubic feel q koeon and pieces suit,
aprons all siding Is and 20 inches and hooks siding IA and l6
shiofwar, conforming substantially
shape cngh and character with those heree received with
frames OF corresponding siding the mouds OF which be
900 cubic siding Of Is inches in about equal
Of each and 200 cubic feet Of siding IL all
these pieces being length from Is 70 IL @ having and
pieces have
crook also 5000 cubic foot siding 10 and 10 inches In length from II
All 10 DO sided straight aud m timber and under
within 80 miles the o which satisfactory evidence
tho speotvo the risk and the subject
inspection approval
delivered before August 1885, the
remainder before the LIST Of July, 1859
Firm q ogsr
- Of tho State hereby furnish aud
deliver the Jnied States navy yard fifty thousand
tho Of May q 1887, viz:
5000 cubic feet suitable for principle sided is and 20 inches
at-pcr foot
$4,000 timber inches length
10 IL feet at foot
cubic timber sided IL inches length Is 10 IL
feet ut
5000 cubic mher siding Is Is inches length II 20
feet at per foot
Should be accepted reques, be addressed
and the contract forwarded 10 tho agent at 10 me
at ---. for signature and certificate.
(Dae) n
The undersigned, ,---, Of ------, in thu State Of -
hereby guaranty the foregoing bid accepted
WILL within the receipt the the ofce
with good sufficient said shall fail
aforesaid make good the diue
bewecn the offer Of the said aud that which DO
accepted G u.
Uhel EFF
Wincss. G. III.
hnrcby esrty that and known to
of property able good thor guarantee
(Dae)
signed by Judge United
trict attorney, collector or navy agent and no oher)
May 2-la5wf
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h oNOcrs ~ these SHIPS WI ba Eod
eahcn spece jewsry precious metals unless h q IA
MAJ l-d1
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor-at-law in
lNl the Uuted cou and the q tho state ef New
NorS No. iIs Nassau street, New York y y.
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T,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED

TNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
States mail stcaniers ships comprising This line
tHowng'
The Atlantis, tapf 0lt EiFdge
The Baltic Capt. DOS. Chns.ots
The Adraie Capt. James
These sh having been built expressly for government
service has been construction also in
their engines 10 and
for passengers unequaled for elegance
Price o passage from Liverpool cabin $3.50
in second cabin, SIS From verposI and 20
gunneas.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each shin
No beTths IN paid for
The ships q tins line bn ana 70
avoid danger from e will north AZ des until
sftcr the LIST of August. B
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mo. 579l
Seticc
MI

Of NJ ESoslissHe n s q VIE
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1887, establish additional hand
Wisconsin,, bs csld the "HFrEvA
rsi embraces thai portion q the old Ia Crosse and
districts ntA qf tke as ise orA sT
sotA; south n lias diriding tour'As
ptk qf dlfa5 s-d fhe
dsr,sa9 hereby declared and
made known established
he w of EAR CiIRx,r in said stats ~ q
hand the city q Washington this eleventh day
of April, A. d. 1851. t-t.
order or the President:
WILSON,
Acting Commissioner the General Land once
AplI-taz6wf
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TN accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
Congress euaIsd An Authorizing changes the ostcn
q approved Hsrrh 2 1855, hereby declared
nadc known that the q r The sails public lands AT Hp
will bs removed 70 the pf
rsEsS in Terriory frop afer dag n
my city Washington, this son day
April A. D. 1857
sy order q the Pre-ideut
TlsCss. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land Ofics.
May l--Iawew INT. Ssssrl
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Change in the Days or Sale OF the aboye-de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office Of Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN in the foregoing proclamation the
sale Of certain Indian lands changed postponed
following periods;
Iowa lands Iowa Point Wednesday, 81 day Of
The lands Of the Weas, &c, pao Wednesday 2ih day
June
Delaware lands at oawkee 10 Wednesday 18th day Of july uext
BY order Of The Secretary OF the Interior.
CHARLES Z, MIX
Commissioner ad ia,oim
An11--iawtsOJune
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Change OF the Place Of sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
IN the Delaware trust lands in Kansas Territory, advertised
place Lecpmpon of next been
changed viii osawkee Territory
day and date
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f. MIX,
Commissioner ad iHsim
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office OF Indian Affairs, April 0, 1857.
April 7-IawtlJune
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hcrcby certify that the and known to
of property and able 10 make good ther guarantee
(Dae)
ro the United dsc, judge Unied States dis
trict attorney, collector navy agent and no oher)
| MAY 2-la5wt
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rEorrrp pArys or sllliva.

EDWARD X. COLLINS.
No % wsn street. y. Y.
BROWN, sIHP1EY, a co,
Liverpool
sTEPEN KES-kRD 4 CO,
Z "a ~ Aesan Friars, london.
y. C. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co,
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NorIcE TO pRE.ENI11oN cI.ATMASTs.

person the right pre- crpun tho
within townships prts enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction Of the and
receiver OF ti proper land Office ard ae payment THEREFOR
practicable a sng is n and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sae OF the lands embracing tho
claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
TIICS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General fand 0dlee
Feb ls-1sw13w lint start
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No. 5sil
Notice OF the Removal OF the Land once from
Red wing to Henderson, In Minnesota Tekl
ritory.
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F6r1a ef Guarante,.

The undersigned, Of - IN the State of -,
hereby guaranty that the foregoing bid be accepted
WILL within after the receipt OF the the post once
named the r tho
sufficient said shall fail
aforesaid guaranty make good the differ
accepted D.
(Thte) EFF
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DESCRIPTION or ARTICLES.
c,,sa M pa...

DESCRIPTION or ARTICIES
CLASS No 1--PoIo'
Item 500 white laid post extra superlne faint lined
100 whitoad quaro post extra superrno, unnicd
T5 whtca Bath post superhnc faint lined
30 white laid Bath post extra suerhne unruled
l25 snrefne creand noe large size,
faint linod and gilt edged
1875 article, unrulod
supcrine laid note medium sls, gt
edged
leo white extra superhne, faint lined
o. % paper unruled
commercial laid large size faint lined
Proposals for the above the price per
ot items and portion no, to exceed one half OF each 70
be furnished gilt edged If required
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
NEW ADVFRTiSEM"NTS
ELECTION NO1.CE.

An election will be held IN accordance wifi, law, on
honany, the ll.h Jay ut May IeNt. !S57. in th efallow
ing Police Jury Wards at the hereinafter describe
places and between the sonrs of 9 4. NJ. and 4 p NJ.
for the purpose OF electing Il member TO rapreSeA Al
each of all wards fer the next two years, from the
lst Monday in June next 1857, to. Wit;
In the Isl wsrd-at the store Of Msrcclin Doiron.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Daron, Belesaue Hebert
and Viiiensuve Tuilier.
In the Cd vsrd-at the Coffee House of Trasimond
Bou-g Il ca.
Co".n'saosssrs-Eiuond Anles. F. a. Yeods and
Valmont HILBERT.
In tie Sth vard-st the residences Of Terrence
n.richbourg.
commisiorers-E. B. Trinidad, norvi,le Landry and
v,ctorin Blanchard.
ln the 9Th ward-at the 9 Of LeBail 4 Elaura-
iiau.
GommiSssyners-J. a. Bro, I. ~-evens and O. ".
Leblanc.
In the 9Th war1-st the stare If J. F. Tacneau.
Ch1snisssoners-Stephen W. J. Lyle and
ain - K. teysil.
IN the 18th wAri-on irritation OF Aessrs.
~'ourtnes & Woods.
comm,sssaers--D. P. Cain, R. E. Courtne, and ".
D. Winter.
By o,dSv of the President.
Taco. EER6EROS Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

A BAD SELL.-a facetions New York cor
respondent Of the Boston Journal having
sent n that paper a statement that a large
party II Irish Catholics had attacked and
demolished the walls of a Presbyterian
Church in this city. i. the presence Of an
immense crowd attracted to the spot by the
deed and that no arrests were made. etc.-a
cie-sYman of Lawrence. Mass, wrote 10
Mayor Wood. inquiring into the mat-er-
The Church referred 70 sas the " Old Brick
Church on Beektnan street. which having
been sold, has been torn down tchiedy BY
Irish Catholics. we ~prssufnal to be replaced
by storss.-N. Y. Jour, of Com.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
. Hacoisze d'Ouest Ia On Rouge.
COUR DU ONE DISTRICT.

Dams rafaire de- Ia Succession de Rober, EoFnsa
decide. No. $50. ~
TN dune commission . moi sddrcsse dams
~ raffaire ci-dessus. en- Gate 10 IL ArvrI 1885,, par
Is Cour du 6me. District pour h dite ,asosse. ]! seTa
otTert en- Aente publ que au Plus sffran+ ct 6ern.er en-
cherrisseaz az, a Ia Msison de Conr de cette paro,sEe,
JETDI, k 81 HI 1887,
a Il heures 4. NJ, le negre Bash, age do 20 sns, ap
~paftsnaR Mt a Ia diie su sceasion.
CONDITIONS de- Ia yente-ia moitie payable. enmpt-
ant, Al jour de Ia v nte. ct h. balance payable lie Ter
Janrier, 1858. Lacqnersur fournira son billet tu-
dosse q Ia Satisfaction Se In tutrice ct payabis q ID
Branch dc 10 Ranque dc i'Etat Louisiana, a B<tpo
Rouge ct portnn1 iuteret . raison d'huit pour eeus
par ar apres ~erheance ~juSqu'au painent, aree bypc-
tEqu4 ct confession de jugepent rotsnu sur fesc'are
jus9u'n paine I pleia ct final
Y. ". Pap.
cuet. Batch Eeuss, A~sisls6S SA9tA
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
Avis objection.


>-c.'en sera tenu ccuformner+ . loi, LCNiI,
IA, proclaim, 1857, dauSi"~ es arrcndis-
du Jari de Police ~uxs CT spres deisg
nees ct entire les heures " II r. Nj. aifn
i'elire un membre pour liter chacun des dts
arron easements pendant l. .ern : do lieu K ans a par
tr in premier In di De JUN proclaim 1885,
Dams lie Ter arrond,s nagasin De Marco.
lin botron.
Coaa,Ss,o Bele-a.4. .lebert, n Doiron ct
Villeneure Tuillicr-
Dams lie SINE arrondissement-au Cafe ~ Frksiiaond
1ourg Co.
rmisNerair>t-F A. Woods, Edmond Aillet ct
mout fieberr.
Dams lie SINE q j., roudissen.en.-s la residence De Ter
ence Derichbourg.
Commts1enaire-poryile Landry, victorin Blan-
enaEi ct E. & trinidad.
Dams le 1ins arrond,ssemen.--au magasin de Lee
Bal Y Hant .hau.
= ossHssssioaairrs-J A Bird. B. Stevens ct O. NJ. lie.
Blanc.
Dams le One arro"aisssment-aa H~,asasin de ) F.
Tacnear.
CommiSstenatre J. Lyle ct J. X.
Deveil.
Dams le' sur fhx5itation de
N+Sseur+ .@s Il
Far ortre du Tresider
+. BERGERON, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

Moxs SLAvEss AT Nsw Yosk.-The New
York correspondent Of the National Intavit-
Ssscs-, writing on the 18th nit, says:
In addition to the schooner Merchant, seiz-
ca on Thursday last as q SLAYER, it is under
stood that the authorities have their eyes on
another vessel of tie same class, and she will
nos DC allowed to leave port until the sus-
pielon against her is cleared up. It is also
animated that the bark Cara b. Williams,
and brig Putnam, which left here a few DAYS
ago ior Havana. have been fitted out with
special reference to the slave trade.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
500 REWARD,

~ AEAWAY from the subscriber on Monaay. the
II Ind March, a Negro Man named OSCAR, rlick
eoupleSion. Is ytars old, G fent | or 2 inches high,
aud rerY stout. He has : careless way Of throwing
his head about when walking is smart aaA ralas
we'll. He has 4 fcnaness for steam boats, and NAV
possibly attempi to 90. 1uiplos ment on som. Of
theta. When last heard OF, he Was endea vortns u
make his way 10 New Orleans.
will give the above rewor. for his daf cry NJ tn
Jail OF B,tou Rouge. Or to ny agents, J.. eCkEE.pOE
Il Co, in New Orleans.
J. WILLIAMS.
West Bi,on Rouge Api. 18th ls51.--tf.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

GaMsLISc IN MEaeuus-Thefe !. not a
street in Memphis density populated. on which
s"eie' ~ not . popular gambling hell. We
nAse heard Of eight gambling houses. estab.
iasnl0ens specially fitted up for the purpose
W s"indling the dissipated at home. and the
u wary from abroad, now in successful. pn-
eaeesea operation in this city, If the locali-
Y q these sink holes Of iniqurty is sought
so', We can give the number and the stree.
sof most Of them.-Mempa;s Ne,ns o4th.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
BRULY LANDING D4yi TO2E.

THE undersigned having repienished his stock @
Drugs, Chemicals &c, is fully prepared to supply his
friends with the best of Medicines. Purchasing none
but the very best, those disposed to Fatronize him,
may be assured that all articles purchased at bis 90
tsblishnant are of the most superior qnality. Physi.
clans preparations are carefully put up BY a compe.
tent apothecsry, and there is no longer q necessity Of
sending to rlaqueraipe or Baton Rouge for medicines
Jan. lem. DE-. r. RRATy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

THE Oh lid Is only troubled with svorms,'
aays the thnughtiessmother. whom the pnny appea
snce other offspring is remarked upon. Cnfv Worms
why not say only Cholera. or only yellow Fever, for
worms destrF more lives than either. Il you love your
iitt,t 7es, administer to them, even if yp1 only sus
pec' them 10 be 'troubled with worms" a sure, safe,
and immediate remedy. Every household where it
has been tried, every physician who has seen it's effects
d1oJaunca +.
VINER'S CANADIAN V~ERMlFUGE
srcil a remedy.
Hs-Be Dart'sulsr and remember The name.
TIyER'S "a. sADIAS yERMlFrGE."
7 'sris the only article that can be dependea on.
Fo sale wholesale an retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT l. co, Sole Proprietors,
y and ISL Charities Street.
sold in Baton Rotge by all the Druggists.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

We are pleased to learn that Hon. James
Guthrle - taxing an active part in the man
agemens OF the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad. We are confident that the future
estimates will show . great increase in the
work Oh the road, and AREA ~ confidence has
been inspired in the construction OF this great
thorooghfare in less than two years.-Louis-
p.Ut Courier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

Inc Petersburg South side) Democrat is
iesponsio'e Tor the following. A pretty well
1noWn editor got shaved in one afour barber
saops TINS week, and offered the darkey a
~ winch wat refused. because. said he.
unoerssand dat you is an editor q swell,
~, 9 MEIER charge editors nuc-
W.. W But such libera'ity will ruin You o.
oa, neoer mind, we ma kes it up off de GEM
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
NAH-SIED

O. Wednesday the 2ath alt. at br9 nv ia q. ?
,S",.b of ST, john Baptist by the rev, RAJ
facAs. Nj. THEODORE BkKdE,soS V ""S
sL.ECHARD, all Of this parish.
!, our last issue the types made us say Hf'
Mic, Amelian instead OF AZ above. We hope
,hs roioteotoual error has given no offence
..udsr . aasrs apology br the
k,xdcr. ;.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS.

PLANTERS and others having business TO transact
in New Orleans, and NOT fndinstt convenient to come
to the city them will find ii to their advantage
to employ the undersigned All business entrusted
to their care will be promptly and faithfully attended
0, At q moderate per c~entage. Post Of CITY references
given. HYATT FRAZIER.
Collectors l. General Agents.
liz / J &c NaI.r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
BARBEE & MIN.
Fresh supDlies:

IN CASKS HAtuN SiiUUL. ahs.
so BbIs. Mess Pork.
s5ts Rbls Zig Pork for ran1ily use,
505s Bhls Ness Beef-very choice,
- Casks Hams. Sanford & Cranes
70 DO do Evans 4 Swift,
B Casks I'ominicks Smnkel Beef,
300 Bhl Flour, choice brands.
so Boxes Star Gambler. ! 20 1t,
10 " adsmantine Candles Il to Is,
"a {. Sperm. As + lis,
100 Boxes Winchester Soap small boxes
100 d." Germxn-large & small bars,
so Bags Rio CotIee,
Java in poSksts, and
Governmen, Broun, choice article,
50 Ca, es Clsret Wine,
2so "Seutern,
Is cases Chateau Rauzin-ane article,
Is /" " Ia Rose,
50 Cases Falkirk Ale, ats. e. pints,
Is & Champagne Cider. quarts,
s. Boxes Choice Western Cheese,
rs kaSs Cherry Valley Butter,
20" Choice Family do,
"a GosheE-yery supsrfne,
70 I" Pigs Feet,
so Bis Deans Whisky,
50 " Fishers do,
IS " MononsahelA,
20 .. Old Rye,
:bA Bbls AonoDgahela copper distilled,
20 ebls Loaf Sugar, single and double refined,
so Boxes Longworths Gaia VITA
70 sblS celebrated Calhoun WHISKY,
70 Small chests Imperial Green Tea,
10 " Gunpozoer do,
10 Casks choice Rice,
200 dn8. Straw 3 oams.
500 bag. Fine l. Coarse Salt.
g Or. Cask. American Brandy,
And a number Of other articles. TO all Of which We
invite the attention OF our West Baton Rouge and
Crosse T.te friends with the assurance that no effort
Will b" lsft untried to give uniform satisfaction.
may g BARRIE Il BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

John,' said a master TO his head an
y'.nslce, = ne was about starting on a short
r.sney, you must occupy my place whi!s
thank you SIR replied John "but I'd
rather sleep with boys.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09
STAPLES AND D0MEsTICs.

STAPLES AND DOMEsTICS.
ENGLlSH. French, and American p1ints.
IL Satinets and Tweeds,
Jeans and. French cottnnades,
L.nseys. Flannels, red white d blue printed.
"lannels. bleachei and unbieaehed canton do.
S~heetine DO do ioA, TX l2k.
Blankets eF all sizes,
Wooden Damasks for curtains, all colors,
Curtain caiicoes. plain huff and blue.
a. We can prove to the community that our prr-
ces are as low, if not lower, than any store in town.
Our hciuIss IN purchsl ns cannot b surpassed.
J. sryc..1 e
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

-. r,-rrto, FaAups or PENNSYLVANIA.
xour readers have learned something OF me
nonst,uus frauds Pract.ced last 'as' II, rhi.a-
asInb;a, A Deu,ocra: writing from tina: city
a;yss the following facts, whieh cannot Dr.
Ia actua,ed &c be by any bias against that
mrty. in regard to one Of the contested cleo
ION cases growing out Of the abuse OF the
s,.atoral franchise. 1t SAYS You are per-
h.ns aware that, for the e months, tae
election OF LEWIS c, Cas- District Ats'f'
o.v mas been contested - VIM. o.
'Tb. cou,estan. erersed cry ne-ve,
no fraud alent Y psi'W
crs,,c party, and he succeeded 20
I'VE him q majority Of two hundred. Mr..
Sa..;dy was returned as having received SIS
afsr tie contestant had concluded, MIR, Cas-
sidy onensht get and proved ina. some
v,tes polled IL. MAJ" "er 'fsudn'en
49, ut s,,nyh to owe ie number
n,ov.n on the other side. .ns nearing drag
srI it, slow length along until the peo-
Sc. the "dear people" had forgotten all
- 1t il: and. while they had tulled them
yes into 4 state of qoietude, the two At
reruevs. with political friends proceeded to
Harrisburg and succee : II getting a Ia"
passed which authorize Us 70 act
in the capacity Of pro 'rney for
the Commonwealth TINS
evening that the bill Went Ia. teg's-
Ia,u7s in two days, ard that it Wa ned by
Governor Pollock this morning. ends
this great faree.-Crrois.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
sIxTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
I,adoEe Dsigie vs.. frame A, Hoods-Se. 1te?.
10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of &. IS. to nc directed 10
the above entitled suit. OF date the 10th dsY OF
March. A. D.. 1857, from the 9Th District Court 10
and for said Parish and State, will be offered for sale
at public auction to the las, and highest bidder in
front OF the Court House in this Parish on
Saturday, the 9th dry Of Jane NEXT, 1857,
at II O'Clock, 4. ~, all the right of the defendant,
frame A. Woods. n and to the following described
property. ro-sit
;. 4 certain tract Of hand situated In this Parish,
81 forty arpents from tire Mississippi, river, measuring
one srpen, front by forty in depth bounded above by
hand of Mrs, Conway. IN the rear by James c. Woods.
in front and below oy said frame 4. Woods with ell
tae improvements :heron.
To pay AMI satisfy said sr,t Of Execution seized IN
the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale, cash on the spot.
WILLIAM WHITE, D. S.
west Baton Rouge, april 24tn, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

WILLIAM BOGEL.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist & Apothecary
BATON ROYCE, La.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND and is dali
IN increasing hi. stock of everything usually kept
in country and city Drug stores Your orders are q.
specially solicited, feeling assured that he can give
satisfaction to his custeners-prfces will be low-terms
liberat-vour orders whether in or gu: of his line will
meet With prompt attention. Particular attention " Il
be paid to packing and shipping.
E-Every thing shipped by him per any good steam
boat, will be insured.
It will be to your interes: to buy your Drugs and
Medicines from
march WIN. BOGEL
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
sxrH suDlCIAl DIsTaI1 corHr.
Levi HlbbelI VS.. frame 4. Woota-Sc1 54S.
10y VIRTUE ola writ of &. IA. to me directed In
the above entitled suit. of the day of March, A.
b., 1857, from the 5th District Court in and for sard
Parish and State. viii be offered for sals 4. public
snction to The last an! highest bidder 10 front Of tse
Court House Of this Parish on
Saturday the 9Th day of June next, 1857.
at IL O'Clock. A. NJ, III the llght OF the tetenuent, I
Woods. in and to the folosing described property,
,o-wit.
A~certain tract OF land ~sitnstad IN this Parish, At
forty arpentk from the river Ml-sissippi, measuring
ope arpent frost b, forty in depth, bounded below BY
land IF 7. ". Bird, in the rear by James C. Woods,
in from, and above by said frame A Woods, With I'll
the I'm ~provenents thereon.
To pay and satisfy sa;1 wit Of Executes seisea ID
TIE above entitled sIst.
Terms Of sale, cash on the spot
WILLIAM wHT1E b. s.
Yves. Baton Rouge, 4 pril sd, 1887