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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

Gay \ boy was poisoned, so that he died
on Easter Sunday, by eating eggs boiled
in water that had been tinged in pras-
sian blue for the purpose of colorinp
thom.
s-e. Mrs. Boomer, of Turkish costume
celebrity, Is now living at Council Blu ifs.
Iowa. We notice that she is still adyoca
ting the rights Of woman to do and undo
---dress or undress--as she pleases or
displeases
nA- oil mel Tullock has issued n nam.
phlet in London on the Crilncan War. in
which it is proved that out of 10000
British soldiers who died during seven
months in the Crimea, only 500 were
slain in battle, 200 were cut off by the
epidemic, and 5000 persisted from other
causes.
The Howard Association of Norfolk
have presented Miss Annie NJ. Andrews
with beautiful gold medal, in token Of
their appreciation Of her philanthropic
services during tho postilenco IN that
city in 1855.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

\ WISCONSIN PATRfARcH--Th old
oct man living is claimed all over, but
there Is in Wisconsin an individual who
may Justly be claimed al the Oldest uan
on the continent. Old Crcle," VI Col
umbia county, is, according to the records
of bis baptism on the church records of
Montreal. $50 years cid, and be distinct
ly remembers period ofll7 years. He
married at New Orleans q hundred wears
ago, and il now living with a grandchiId
upwards of sixty years old. The old man
Is still hale aud hearty and does not ap-
pear to be over seventy. Who can out
number the years of ''Old Crele@ '-Nsa-
fsoa ftresicie.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

NIGHr SpEcTACLEs.-Ni2ht Spccta-
cles, to see with in the dark, are suggcs-
ted by correspondent in the Scientific
Americana:
They would be very Desirable" he
thinks, ain some situations, to see clearly
when quite dark, when ae,in- Is pilot,
for example, on river steamboats, The
idea is practicable That which avaiIs
III owl to sec in the dark will also enable
4 man to see in the night. HerschclI
could see with the aid of an optical in
strumcnt which he constructed, the dial
on steeple clock, mile distant, when
it was so dark that he could see but a
few feet with the naked eye"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
Executors Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters az Al.
A. mlnistraton hays this day been taken ou,
- uie once OF the County Court of Cedar County.
a'e OF iowa. ~ the estate Of stephen Ives. de-
e'ascd, late of said County. All persons indeb,
sa ~ said esta'" are hereby requested to make
Immediate payment All persons holding claims
against said estate will present them for settle.
aheht 10 Tie Executor ard Exccatlix of said O.
tate, duly Authenticated.
H. s,p,t,,yvc
Upton, April 7th 1857, JOHN NlvEs' Ex ~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

y carpet sweeping machine has been
invented, which consists of small box in
which there is revolving fan that sucks
up all the dust and dirt and carries it
into small compartment containing
water. The wooIen tibres and large par
ticles are deposited in drawer. The
sweeping is done by pushing the box
along over the surface OF the carpet by
handles, The whole apparatus is said to
be light and simple, very lasting, 30 dust
is created aud the work Is well done.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

1t is stated that Mr. Andrew Hooper
who died suddenly III Washington few
days since, left his home in the morning
III fine health and spirits, causualIy re-
marking to his family that on that day
his policy n life Insurance would expire.
lis son In the course Of the morning
took the policy and had it renewed In
a short time, on Aiat vesy last day the
ather was speeches., and has dep rtod
His sons prompt attention has say d q
worthy family $1,000
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
FAMINE PRICFs.-Becf is now retail

FAMINE PRICEs.- is now retail
ing in our markets at II cents. erpound.
Flour is selling to day at 50 per bbl..-
Butter 30 cents. per h.! Potatoes $3.50
per bushel! Hams Is cents. perlb! These
are famine prices-higb enough even to
make the thrifty aud Industrious and well
TODD citizen wear a long face, and clutch
his failing purse the tighser-how much
more so the poor laborer who receives
but dollarand aquarter and a dollar and
half per day, and the poor printer who
depends upon slow-footed subscribrrr
Qaacy Wig 30h ah.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

We meta gentleman of this city ,ycsscr-
day, who had just received from Wash
ington a box Of cuttings from fruit trees.
1t came by post Office, frankcd We
suggested that he ought to feelindiguant
at sueh alasa Of national Institution, but
he replied. Ne, think that all this
cursed Administration is good far is to
p@deHc orpie scc.5a!'--Aeu Hacea P,No-
3jnIjl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

Or. Hnrley's sarsaparilla, now almost
Of worldwide renown, is firmly established
the best and only genuine medicine of
that class The cures il has effected are
without parallel, and will be STANDARD
remedy when all other Sarsaparillas are
buried in mcritcd obscuri'v.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

LASDSALEs Is kASsAS.-Air.D ufton
informs us that the land sales in Kansas
have been postponed as follows; Iowa
Trust Lands, 1t Iowa Point; to the I'd Of
June; Wca Lands, st Paoi. 10 the 9th
June; Delaware Lands, at Osankie, to the
18th Jul J, eurinformant also says that
there viii be bat little chance for cutrr
by residents At these sales, as nearly
all the land is taken up by elaims.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
COMNIssIONER,s SALE.

,o.", a. r. = hereby given that there viii Ia .,
CeJar 1na sac n Tue Court House. door in Tirton
aa.' =. ~ ieoI, the following descr;,,od 49, ~
~ 70 VII: the North West quarter Of ssc,ior
~ > 'sn.eent iol iosnsh! Range 1. Yves, or 81.
1al, I y, upon the following ,,rms, 10 wi: on na
haianr =. 'pe pure hase money cash in hand and tho
Second by note and mortgage ON said lsrs anAola~
ps-a apr'i. eth 1857. DAVIS MrsApy
Conn, s.iorr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

NoRwEGIANs CoMiNG.-We learn
by the last arrival from Europe, that ten
thousand Norwegians are coming to the
West this summer. They have sent out
in Agent to look up locations They
will land at Quebec, instead Of New York,
and pass directly to their new homes in
Wisconsin and Minnesota The Cana
disns are anticiRAtag, that portion of
these valuable e,highihts will settle in
Canada, but the greater attractions of the
Western States and Territories will not
leave many of them among our Canadian
neighbors.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

g1S- 4 letter published in the National
Mt.kttyrscer,giyes an account Of All earth
quake which occurred in Washington
Territory on the 10Th OF December last
1t was very sensibly felt at Fort Tow
nsend, near Puges's Sound. Mount
Baker. an active volcano is aboatseyenty
miles distant, aud constantly emits
smoke and steam.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

MISSISSIPPI Il Missouri X. R.-From
reliable source we learn that the Direc-
tors of the VI. 4 NJ. Railroad have nearly
completed arrangements for pushing for
ward work on the whole line of the Road
between this city and Council Bluffs. 1t
has hitherto been the design to get thro'
to Fort Desmones, and pause there for
time. Such is no longer the design.
The Directors hay e assurances of enough
aid to get through to the Missouri River,
and the road will probably be completed
to that point almost as soon as has hitherto
been named for it's completion to Fort
Desmoines. This is wise conclusion
of men who will allow no obstacles to
thwart them. The Nj. & NJ Road is
bound to be the first road through Iowa
to the Missouri River, and it il destined
to be to this State, what the Illinois Cen
tral Road is to that State, the great Cen
tral thoroughfare. -Iopo CITY Repub.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
Executors N0tine

Bile Notice is hereby given that tho ~,
dersgned have taken out letters Execute
upon The estate Of John o. Graz, deceased late ar
MS county and all persons having claim.
gar s'id estate are notified to appear before
~ ~ .ounly court at tho regular session. in June
1907, and prove said claims; and n,raan. = ~
ea TO SAID estate will call on the undersiupedsnt
settle and save cost. eAou ana
IA WILLIAM RISER,
- D MARC, AEEI GRAy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

5tsJ-An English company has been ineorpor
ated, With capital Of $50 0,c0o, to construct d
railroad between the Ne i erranqaa an the rive,
FHphrates. concession las been Granted Nv
tn Pote, and the company ar. alrealy taFip.
measures to commence Vigorous operations. 4s
We shall soon have railroad down TIE Eaph, ates
Oriy think ola rairo c1aia tor cryiny an.
"Sipeseh, quarter Of an boar for dinocrm--BaLr
loa, tHsLts minutes for per.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
Appointments by the President

Samuel l.. Hays, receiver of public
moneys at Sank Rapids, Minnesota Ter.
ritory, vice VIM. II Wood, whose com.
mission has expired.
Abraham IL. Palmer, Of Iowa, receiv.
err of public moneys at Council Bluffs
Iowa, vice Enos Low, resigned.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

y - = Andm1n. - 5eA
We we're last week at Anamosa and
have the pleasure Of spending some dAys
there, it is not handsome town like
Upton, shining bright as asilver dollar,
with new houses and new paint, yet it is
improyieg very fast this summer Prob
ably it viii improve rs much this summer
as any town in the State 1t has an mn
limited water power which is Of itself
sufficient to support town of considers
bic size, 1t is also rendered quite GER
tain that it win be a very desirable rail
road point, having now some two or three
roads ccntrcing there, which will be
pushed forward with zeal the coming sea-
son.
We do no, say this to encourage people
to 60 there to speculate, as Lots are now
at the ne Plus altra Of torn prices. l.
900 is considered reasonable for any kind
of desirable Lot
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
MANNY's REAPER 4 mouEu

hs Subscribers are the agents for Cedar "a
i for the sale of these 70.
Seiehrated Machines.
"nie" are confessed to be the best combined M.
y, ~, la'entet having taken premium over eve
= osuel. FARMERS wishing 10 purchase sbant,
stnd IN their orders early ~ the snnn, -, -,
limited. N,iitnsE aFp.y VIII ba
~ 5in. Corner OF Rock Island AMI p,a,', :.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

Tram tho records of the Pension R,,.
raau 1t spPeus that the ,aul-varrsnts l..
tasd since the first law was passed, viii
cal for hity-elght millions Of acres. Tho
acts passed since lsl7 have granted more
t1an City MILLIONS If This araourt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

a company of emisrants from NORTH
Carolina, consisting " fortytwo p,rsaas
passed th"ou III Made N c. lac.
thursday, on their way West in searoh
o. homes. They contemplate. settleins
IN Iowa, where most Of them will pursue
their former business ns farmers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
= a
t0G AZ NO0JIGS.
Ceinr District Court, April Tesna, 1857.
Catharine Aositt ct al
va fPariition
Thomas Motif II al }

Alexander ho4itt and William Irving MsfitL
defendants IN the above entitled catae nho have
been returned mot foahd," are hereby eouiiaa
that On the 18th day OF MAJ. ls66 the said plain.
tiiis TIED their petition in the Office of the Clerk
the District Cour, in Cedar County, their pctitia,
iof The Partition Of the following Gescribed real
estate situated ia said county. to wit: The Of
OF section IA; the \ " of : T. OF Section
q; the OF the y. and the NV ofSEIs 81
section IL; and the \ W OF : f Of Section IL
AZ IN township 81, Range a---West: and thar NJ
less Eon appear and answer thereto on or lefo,.
the morning OF the second day OF the next term o.
saia your, which term will commence on the scc
ond Monday in September A. d. ls57. 4 d,fani,
VIII he entered against you and a judgment ren
aered against you thereon, with costs
shffH iouNG, SHELDON w YOUNG
lsN4 Au'ys for pir's ClerL os Diat r,n,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

vVEhaye on hand and for sale. a variety oi
w Qilk kinds Of Blanks including
Deeds Mortgages Notes
Snbpocnas. Bonds, Exes.ters,
Petitions tor Law. saita ...r
do. Roads
Notices Tor Law suits,
do noads, .r
eepss fer ase Of Supervisors
sai Ill other Hanks Used cy raelie Officers and
has.aess men.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

IMMENSE PRratFICArt9S-k IN irnmrnse uet,i.
heaioh Is exhibiting IN Troy. IL is nothing mora
OF less ina "a morse. II Indian rider, anl huge
serpent, transformed by the mysterious workings
OF nature 70 solid stone! 1t was found in South
America, ~ gentleman who was exploring por.
tons OF that wild and mountainous country and
was by him secured aud brought to the United
states. From the place and position in which it
was found, it Is presumed that the serpent had
coied Itself around the horse and rider and crush
cd them to death, after which, from some un
accountable cause, it too had died, and being ain
ded from The heat of the sun and cut off fror .,o
action OF the atmosphere the work Of petrj3ca.
'ioh TOOK the place OF decomposition. and the re-
suit Is here seen The serpent il supposed to lie
forty feet In length and three ia circumference
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

THEN AND Sow.--In 1913, in the case of James
ASH Maryland slave, who hal sued Tor his free.
dom IN the Circuit Court of the District of f,olum.
bia, Judge fancy decided that negro M uht not
only tie purity to- a suit before the United s,a,es
supreme Court like any other citizen, hnt ala a
mi ht SO there and recover hi. fraotoro, oo,r
ment is needless.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sIzrH -rDici4l n1--grcr coCET
pa7ss7- 10 ia g4Cesnon Sc J l.. PeyronnIs,
d.cein. 80. 55..

EttTG 4LplEIal DISTRICT I'tEf
rans Pa7Sssa 10 ia guGesnDn Sc . l.. PeyronnIs,
ascein. No. s57.
TH.vrFFt 4'uaa commission = moi aasrass- cana
"a T. saza5ae Succession peril Guar au frne TietsicE
E.4r "a Fsr.tsse Al Itat snsaite. iiseta nseFt en- vents
@HEal4 e All t4s oTYamf ~ dernier ene4errisssur, an
tGr4tcl. dJ 1eturcs. IN cette fareiFse,
sAsEDIs uAVRIL, 1857,
a II b~Uras 4 ". - prophecies spIsantes, Ea-n;r.
Ia certain moroccan - feFre en er'ts paroi-ss es
mea,urat deax stpens rsniss trsnte hut pieaH %
aact #u ieave Mississippi. avEa ane prpfandeaT &c
III qvArante arpans Plus All mems. -rtfe li9nss par
a'E-l. hGtne en- ita1s far terre de Francis IL Wilt ms.
RI en oaS par csiies d+ venya Lie HeheFf, enStTnG's
cree tes h@tI-&es - aIiei CREATIONS qai So tTouveItt--
f. leo fse1ages suiyant-atoine, nsgre h@mme sges
lie Il ans: lick. uegre hasorne, agee dc % ans; Mare,
uegresSe. aEpe dA u ans ef son ~utant Patsy. asee De
3 ans islla, ncgresse. agae de Il ans,
l. les ~prspr3ete persoue!les, saroir:-ierx che
veauset nur lnns8t. qlatre yacfse ct III Fesu; nns
charetts a rheTai ayec les tarnTia. IN lot tie nais en-
g~assie; IN let d" foin; m lot de pfeax dear charrues1-
IN lot de hache=. pioches Ct reiGesi r1stie pieuI ct po-
tot; un de bois De eisrpenIes; in lot a'ou'ils. une
tar: TN WEAK moulin a rlais; II .t de glauchr a oar-
lev; un de rioche Ell pelies guatre t~arntianes de vim
rlstac ua fusil; ane selle Anglaiss e. IRE montrs sa
Conditions de IA rente-Ls mebilier sera vrn6a Al
compliant iuSga a concurrence de DIX passtres ei pour
toufas scH1mes andessas, payabis lie Ire de tsnvier
prnriain 1853
les fSclaYas scront vendus re On diI'ess,
compliant Ia jour dc la sente. ct Ia balance PAYABLE IN,
teTrnes eganx. parable lr Ter Mars ia5s 1889. 1850.
La terre ssrn venin pa while le Ter jour De Mars 1865.
1859 ii 1860, en- terms eganx: les acquefeurs fsarni~
rout lenrs biiIats enFosses a In Satisfaction de IL Tt
rrifr, pa ~ Me au bureau in Recorder de eette TaFci..s
ptxtbnt interet a raison ke butt pear cent par AZ arree
.eeheance iusqa,an yaimest ct hyIotaeque speeiais
-era reserve sur il tefrs ct les eelAvss Ju-qn'a pSi-
wv. WHITE. o.k
=. -. --.a- Eo-,-a ravrfer - 1856.
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ETAJ DE- LA LDIS!SAs Z.
CORR pr sfxafE nFTa1cT.

corr Dc sIAAE nEsTRItI.
II. L. stops & Co W. aag fu~ Planter. No. i4AR,
I'm VERTU l'une orirs de L. ia. dams i'afsire Ell
f. Aessu.. a.. la tour Su me District pour e dams
Ia pasoiasa d'Esf fatou Rouge. aa date te 9 Ferri~f
lsa4, / ssya oaert Ell vente pubiEqae AZ plus oHfsDt
II dertater eachsfrisseur, a Ia Iaisor de Cour de cAtiS
parolsse
S AKEDI h 4AvRfE, 1857,
e Il heures a. VI, toas les droIts titces ct snfsrets d
.i~efenieur. Auguefin iiuplaatteF, de Ia p~isprietes SUI
yaEte: sasnir-Iu certain moroccan de tsfrt kstne ~
,eGte ,sroiss.. svant uu- largeuI al fenre y, Mississippi
te quinze arpeI.s, plus au In"ias. afec ls profGndeur
y ap,,artanans, horne en- iaut par tsrres conesfesA
Estpvan Watts, Fl IN has par ctHes de sApt. u. ftai1
ayee 'oas iea batissrs eli a1lelfer.fion abi So tToaysAt
unnr ,.avsr Ell sat!sisir re lie dit oTdss .iexscnsion.
Con,litiuns de la vente:-C1np.ant
\. W. POPE, SAxfE.
Quest Baton Rouge, lie g FevrisE 1857
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Eat DE La LOUISIANA.
Use i'Oaest B. on R6ngs,

ss1rE ri tME DISTRICT.
Dams i'ada re de- la Succes-iou de Kepiite Tuiliier, de
ee1e. epoA-e de @ageae Daigre- No. az.
4 TTE-SDu que Philegene Tfailaa d iait appii:utih
y DO lr fes i4itres d administration dansia ,aSdite
SUGGEST E
avis est par ees presents aynEe que fortes opr"s
ton le-#Ie i l'#pppin, ment da dit f5aiiogeae Iiah II
CONNIE Administrator snotits. seEa euregi.tre IAN
lie bureau tu tretfer asO-tte paroi5-e. daus Xix joufs
De Ia premiere publication de cette avis.
". b. CHAMBERLAIN, a~r.Bier.
Quest Baten Rouge, Ayril 4, 1851.
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aI. Or LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH rsrgrcr cs.uFr.

sAF " fLsI7tItI ~
Fl. T. Stnne vs.. Avg. DuIlantisr NO, l44s.
10y VIRTUE of 4 writ Of q. ia, issued IN the above
entitled eau se, from the Sixth District tolGf IN,
nd for TIE Parish Of E. b.. Rouge, of date the 9th OF
F.bruarv. 1885,. will be offered for sale at public aue-
stoh 10 sis last and highest aiider IN front of the
Court }iouse Of this Iarisb or
Saturday the fth day OF april next. 1887
Il J. O'Clock. A.. ". all the right. title and interestc ct
he defendant, augdst4n IupIa.fieT, ID sndfi the tni-
.atei in This parish, having q front to the Aississip-
- river q ffteen arr enfs more or less. with the aerth
fhrreunto bei,ngiag. bounded above by lands granted
to Esteuan Watts. and below By those belonging to
Can't. r. P. Caia. with al the buildings and improve
aaepts thereon. To pay and satisfy said writ Of exc
eutien.
Terms Of saIe--rash. y. W. Pope, Sheriff.
II. r. Rouge Ieb 10Th, 1857,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge

SIXTH DISTRICT CocRT.
In matter of the Succession u Ieolihe Tuilier decd =
wife of Eugen i,aigre N 542-
yAytfEKEA> Philagene TTaaan has ~pplied for the
w administration OF the above succession
NOTICE. l. hereby given. that all 3sal opposition
10 the APPOINTMENT o. sails. Phisogeue Trahan ~ al
mjniatrator aforesaid mast be filed n the stace Of tit4
Clerk II said Parish within ten lays from tie hFst
publication hereof. ". b. CHAMBERLAIN,
surfi lst, 1857. Clerk.
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ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
cncR pu srvEEsE Dr-geg.

c0tR br styfEYt. DISTINCT.
fans iaFaire 4" Ia Succession re !~reliHs Leblanc
Fifc af zeGct ffIain tree'e. No 4aSz
4 TTHNNC cue Zroon Nitin = enre-istFe dsns l.
/ tfaT cas- d Grefi3r de u dit4 raEo.ssn. Il Tah.
i-tD Ell eotnFte De son administrative tans IA aite
,ACee>+foH-
avis est par CO. presense. aenne aHe taate orpo !
-inn lc@sl- 8 - 3afuoiaEa tor dp ais ,seteaR seta
enf~.iafre ia L 'lseau Ia III asefier tans ies
t3ente 5aars 4Ht su'yro9t Ia premiere rahl5cB'tua 4
SCI YVI~. W. -cI1sAFEEilN, Gtrfier-
F:rr.eH ia Grefiar. ce gSue Mars, 1851.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CnfRf.
In matter succession Of nnezu!e Doiran, deceased
No. 81.
WHEREAS, Judean Eaieon, has applied to this
Iioa. Court, for ittssrs Ut administration IN the
above succession.
Notice IL hereby given that all legal opposition 10.
tie said appointment. must be hee in tie e6ieA Of
tie Clerk ef tiieEsixth District teaft, Of this parish
within ten aar. from the FIRST puollea1fgn hereof.
K. HEBfRf, fsft'y Clerk
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, March q, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
Isaac Hobbs & Co., and otnTr inter Tenors, -. Gaorisl
Loub.ere, ct ais. No. l4I3.
TT VIRTUE Of o Commission To rae dlr-cted IA the
above entitled saft 81 GATE the 1Ith Gay OF Janu-
1877. from the sfh District Court IN aud for taid
t9arisfl ana state. in the suit Of Isaac Hobbs b Co,
aud other inssrs.noss vs.. Gabriel Lont4ere. ct. ais,
No. f4-3, Wi, a.e offer Ell for sale al puhac auction TO
tire inst and highest bidder st tie store formerly be
longing TO Gabriel ~Ieshiere, IN this Parish,
On Saturday, the e5tb day Of April 1857,
al II O'Clock. A ~. all the hereinafter deserihea
property now N litigation between said plaintiffs and
aid defendants. 10 Wit
the nsEro wntaan Beesv, aged about 20 years
TEsns az - H-Ths said negro woman 10 be sold
m credit al Twelve Io,>fhs, with mortgage retained
and eesso4al 4renrity Furnished 10 the sAttstactfen 1t
tae shrs1tt. YIN. WHITE, .. !.
ws.' Eaton Rouge. March a1st, 1851
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-04
Avis detection.
ETAT De La LOUISIANA
,. rclsse d'Oncst Baton R0uSc.

~ v.rtua an proclsuaattnn II sna TycRlisnc- Ra-
r. Der. C. wickliIe, Goareraelr e Fttstd de Ia Lou
sane, en cate |. y scrrier ls5T, IN election hcra tn
Il dams c-,te parals5e LEVnE lie ~ Avril 1887 cyan
IL Ter Land ia Ii. moi. pour siire IN ings Assnete te
i. Cour supreme poar il 2re District Supreme 81 en-
semitic rnar siire TN Juxs du ene District Jaaieiaf-
II dt Etat
les sa:tss ~s-ratia. serent ouvsrt aux ea9rnits sats.
sssas A. ce.ts psroissa It soaa Ia direction t- Com
!; MISSIONARIES siiran.es, savntr:
. IA Gaze d uzeliea acknowledgements, Wien
su,s Tp!Hisr, tfareelin Iaairun. ct II Heeeeron.
Aa Cafe de Trasilnnn Foarg + f"~-E1Mnissioatres
tcssnene Ailiet. j. Aire Fl Frank white.
4 Ia asison de Fear-Cofn.ntssfsnairas. y. pHoroc"
4. B3rres. ct onssipnar Bernard. zen.
An Magabrn de ]. y Taen-An-CA'arO s-ionaires -
lR Chsan. 3. VI. Clark ct !. l.. Labdeii.
Ala Na.sea d. Fepia ia 2ne District ae5 Ee"i4s-
cunurisssonaires II. II Germany, George Young ct
Charles smith.
Les hcstel s.ront ouvert de 0 heures A. u. & hsares
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olsat Baton Rouge, V 3 Mars 1857.
y. ". POPE, Saerik.