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The stamp around each pot will also bear the names
Of the Proprietor and Of the United States agents.
Druggists and Dealers will observe each dozen
package the following label:
IMPORTANT CACuoS-The increased reputation and
great demand for Thorn's Compound Extract y! Copai-
bA and Sarsspara, have been inducements for others
10 offer limitations of tins valuable medicine. Vendors
particularly warned Of this fact, thai they be
their guard and not dispose Of any impure article,
calculated nure their reputation and destroy the
merits OF the original preparation, 10 obyiste which
the Subscriber successor James Tarrant, by whom
was nrst introduced the United States has at
tached his signature this caution, to counterfeit
which is forgery. JoaN A. TAKRANT.
Address orders for the above article with fun direc-
tons shipment 10
JOHN A. TARRANT a CO., Druggists,
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren 81, y. Z.
Dec. IDLY.
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NEW SERIES---N0. 7l3.
Me0ifai.
VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.

AGONY or easel-Sickness or
healthl-Life or DEATH These
are the questions involved in
The adoption or rejection OF this
SPECIFIC by martyrs TO external
diseases and injuries. Having
received the Endorsement Of the
distinguished sduan the late DR..
KANE, and its efficacy tested
during twoawful winters in the
regions OF eternal ice, il Is now
coming into general use in ev-
cry section Of the civilized
globe, and its marvellous cures
are everywhere exciting as
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SH. ALnANS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TyfiIS is one OF the handson-st improvements IN
II Eigeield: II " within twenty minutes walk of me
Capito. and IL elevation overlooking the ehtire
village healthy and d-y. u surrounded BY
pretty scenery ke found Ia tis co1ntJ. Every
Convenience necessary &c render Il comfortably
family residence aud country have been added.
The terms are very liberal
tzn2o--u BOYD co.
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icnes, and that they win unPrece-
dentedly unon the esteem Of all men. They are sAfe
pleasant take but powerful % cure Their pen
etrAtng properties stimulate Tho vital ACTIVITIES oi the
body remove The oestsetons Q. ~ orxans' ~, p., ~
foul humers " w~ch breed and grow distemPer, stmu.
late sluggish dsordered organs INTO then natural
action and mpart healthy tone 20 the Whole system
Not only do they cure the every day complaints oi
every body but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases that has bafied tl'e best human SAN, nine
they produce powerful effects they are Al the same
time in diminished doses, the safest and best pnysc
that be employed for children Beng sugar
coated, they are pleasant 10 take, and being purely
vegetable, free fr0tG any RISK " harm Cures
have been made which sur 1ss belief were uhey not
substantiAted by Of such exalted position aud
h.r.rer .s a, "a, hi the s,.spicou uf untruth Many
eminent elergymen and physicians have lent their
names 70 certify 70 the public The reiiAshily q my
remedies while others sent the assurance of
their eonyictan that INV Preparations contribute in
meRsely n the reneG of rny Sisosed, suffering fellow
The Agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for their
and oertfc4es Of tsolr cures, OF ne following
casilyrness Bnaas Complaints Rheumatism. Drop~y,
Heartburn He4dacke aTi>tng from q foul stotnAeh J,
Nausea Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of The Bowels
and Pain arising th-gcfons. flAni-ncy, L q Ape
tte all Ulceroz and Caltaneo1s Diseases which rrqulre
an ex arusnt Nedicine scrofuis Kings Esl- They
slso by purifying Tie blood aud stimulating the sys
tsn many complaints wtnch u would MOI DC sop
posod they could reach sneh a. iealness, Partial
ents of The Liver ana Kidneys 0oa, and other KIN
dred complAsats aisIng ffon iow stats % the body
o obstfncsfon Of its ftlnctf1st
10 not be pat az BY Gnpdncpled dealers with some
ether pll they make more profi Ask for Ari1' .
Frt1s and nothing esa No otLor they can give
yoa compares with ths ~ tutr1nsc value OF eurs
1--WE po.sers no alck the best 4d tsrs b fer
IheEl and they should have A.
Prepared by DR.. y. c. AxEzts,
Practical sad Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mas
I.zscE rs css- FEs Box. fNE boEs pa 81.
SOLD By
RERRY DENoyILi.E, Nashville
10 G BROWN, and all Draxssss n ne ehy.
FKfERsoS A HASkiNs, Columbia
THOMAS A BRO. ClaFksViils,
r u DElRY, sheisyriii..
slfFIL Hf.AckMOllE. Gsllatsn-
And all dealers n nac,-scl4e sveFy~bsre-
ban. PACKARD,
fesi--sn Aesertslag AeenI
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Wall Papers.

Wall Papers.
ATi2x IS Is, 20 and IS cents; Elazsd IS 70 co
n Togstbsf xite every description q
Borders, Fire-screens. Center Pieces, Window
Paper,
And all the fashionable styles for farloTs, Halls
snd pning rooras-
Terms, Cash for all small hals-
Wv FINN,
Nor - Psbic Square, ccf. Dr@dersrk a.
-. B.-rHPeE Hanging done IA the bead manner by
eoaprsent sorknsen- fsei-lE
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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY,
nfw-Dork.

From VISCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New-York
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The Mothers Companion.

II cures CAKES IN THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES,
SORE LIPS, PIAPuEs, &c. Ia
dies who prize a pure skin,
void OF pimples, blotches,
scurf, and discolorations
and excresences should at
tack these trespassers oE
beauty's s domain as soon
as they appear with the
Arctic inimeut. Il Is ex-
cellent for the hair, giving
IT a healthy glossy appear
anee II *
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

THIS article constructed in consequence OF a
i suggestion from the American institute, that a
SIMPLE, portable, and low-priced furnace was much
needed by farmers for boiling and steamIng food and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes II took
the premium the Z. s. Agricultural Fair at Louis
vile. Just received WM. STEWART,
No. II Market Street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking Stoves
for coal. VS.
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directors.
GEORGE II. HART,
T.. =, ROSS, Merchant,
A c. CATTELL, Firm Of Chambers Catssll
Leather Merchants,
JOSEPH EDWARDS, Merchant,
JOHN g. DALE, Agent Liverpool and Philadol
FOSTER s. FERKiNS, Merchant.
Hos. HENRY N. FULLER, President Mon;om
Iron Company,
f. w. BAILEY, OF Bailey Co,
ANDREW r. CHAMBERS, Banker,
J. l.. POMEI;OY, Merchant,
CHARLES C. INLAY, Cash. state Savings Bank
II. X. COGGSiALL,
SAMUEL JONES,
GEORGE II. HART, President
F. L. ROSS, Vice President.
II. r. CoGGsHAII, secretary and Treasurer.
g. II. BUTLER, Assistant Secretary
CITY AND COUNTY or FE'HILADELPHIA,C I
STATE OFIENNSYLVANL4. j
GEORGE H. HART, President, and Henry r. CoGG-
saAu, Secretary, Of the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany do depose and say and each for himself says,
that the foregoing statement is to the best Of their
GEORGE H HART
H. X. COGGSIIAII.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this first day o
JOHN b KIEMEY, Alderman
and Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Con,ptrollers Office,
NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1885
This is certify that the Quaker City Insurance Co,
located at Philadelphia ia the State of Pennsy lvania,
complied with all ths Of passed
by the General Assembly Of the state Of Tennessee
In March, 1856, entitled An Act 10 regulate the agen
ces OF Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
STATE OF Tennessee, and that JosErH NASH IS the 10
gally authorized Agent Of said Company in the town Of
NASHVILLE, State Of Tennessee.
]. c. LUTTRELI., Comptroller.
febi3-3w JoSLPH NASH, Agent.
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Good for Man and Beast.

II is a sovereign remedy
for the various Diseases With
which horses are afflicted,
curing the most alarming ca
ses Of BRUISES, SPRAiNs,
SrRSG-HALT, SCRATCHES,
WoUsDs, SwLgSY, SPAWN,
RSG-BoNE, BIC-HKAD, POII-
EVIL, &c. No farmer, live
! y stablo-keeT er or any per
son owning valuable HoEsls
should be without this valu-
able remedy.
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For sale by ali respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices Of the Lniment, IS cents, SO cents and 81
bottle. dollar bottle contains much IniInent
eight twenty I've cent bottles.
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The Amicted Rejoice.

HuxDKEDs and THOUSANDS
have testedits virtues, and are
rejoicing IN freedom from long
lingering PAIN and DISEASE,
which other remedies failed 20
cure. Have you the BRoxcm-
Tis, AEURALGIA, RHkUNxTSx,
ScRoFULA, EAR-AcHK or ToOrH-
ACHE. Are yoo sf1icted with
OLD SoREs suffering from
BsuIsEs, SrRAISs, CoRSs, SoRx
EYEs. PIIEp
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

STOVES FOR THE TINES.
IUsf reserved from ciacinn.t, fSw q BLUSr's
y COAL COOKING RANGES, small stzes whlch &c
prepared 70 farakIh ~ cnclnnaf ssrs, sab sx-
ALSO,
A zeod assartzz,ent a goAL o1oKISG srUftss shich
&c x psss Mp kaa wsrr2nt. Aad wheh, as~ tha. coal
: ehez, And N lie reach " every enss = Ne s&Sss
ler
ALSO.
FRANKLIN sTOyf<, fer Goal saf sood-
CAS<0S AID EAl4AIuR SIoFf>. fos ec4t
CHANRER AND nIHIsG- EDoA sIUflss ser CssL
Also
Thirfy Hznesasas Patterns f1fie< GFsses frazn Nn-
Jeeksnnas sanufscsnEy. Ss~.lork. cesamsa A.osie
xad Iamb Grstes al stzzs and pailnrnk sl.ch ~s ~ai
'sA -. : '''A = - xAckfss1r wusoS
Broxnns and MUD Boos2
HQ[< Desbt< Sale h<o<znz. ~
M = t>>esss n
nsa's flz<sr ~ ue1< = az ks<ss; -.
Fss 49, y ss<y s1x pf1cst fok CASH
JOIN xANkGE
&b4-3 e CEsE< akss<
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Misfellancous.
p y L T. n II
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

rNHE undersigned is prepared 10 introduce into use
Il in Tennessee W. r. CHIIDS co.'s PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public, to examine its
superiority over other Roonng.
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AIAT De LA LOUISIANA.
HiO Fsatnr MI
couE 81 s1xEaE Ds.a1Scr

couE 80 s1SsEaE DISTRICT.
.eeslee, Teuse Zenna Le,eune.@ IA. s7T =
slFs fERTu dune commission = ia; as3,o.s
= q succession susdite. par In Cour al sIrierras
n ~ '1aleka'Ea, dams ct poov IL dttezSgaroisse ~
a. !! e1l'Sefai en vente ~publfaua aa aius pufan, ~
oefa'eF en'''erfisseur: sur los iseaz IN cette raro;ss.
oaned', le SINE jour de Iails5sx
P. 80 heaEes =. n, les proprieiez cj.apres deer.tss 81.
HaEtsaant q la 1'ts Succession, savoir- 'fZ
~ .stta'a fiorceai; on lot de terre s;tus On ee;;s
aao'ss 1iescFant IN arrent de face, p.us GU no;ns.
une pfoiondeuf dun aHpent, bcrne IN haut MI
: aSlte oe lisEIe AlsEet, ea has par ceiseS arnarfansnf
= ~ = e 'u r. de JOS noieon, ea arriere uar terri.
~ =, ", h'Fo, ct en- arant par cAeuuiu pablinue e~es
les an1eliorations qni ny trou*ent. e
toht.i%a17sS d.: Ia rents--I.a praprisie sera v.,,s,,rp
IN credit payable le premier de Mars 1s5s~ f,neonar
suf 1onFh'rs son billet eEdosses q sa, Ii sf,ct,en nsTshi,
al bureau do Recorder de cettc Faroisse. ct hy,.,thas
que retenu sur Is ~propriete jusou'au "a r,ert Fn.i
"t pitet pcrtera interet % Taison de bait nnn-
eeh' f4E an apFes eclseaacc jusqa'au. Fai1ntrt Anal.
Quest Baton Rouge, AvrtI :, 1855. Sfar;gs
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Avis d~'flection
-. T#TW-. iES-V, 43--I<tt..
West eaton Rouge, April 18th, 1868.

ME- Fl .ECsIaN sera tenne confarusa1aent a Ia ios.
~ lie second IIEIt de MAI prs;cGa:G. Il lime Jour
va dit :oois, dams scss seipaates ACCOMPLISHMENT In
euri &c Hoisce4 DE- cette EarolsSG, aux niaGas ci-a pres
acs'Enees 1t enare las hGuees de 9 s., III, ct 4 .. n.
ana i ieitFe un tnet2hfs raaF rapsasenter ceaein DIES
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ci-arres deerites, pHus lie ternle ~
GeuS ans It pagtir uu ie. lundi de JUN rrocha.n,
1883, SayDir. = s~.@
DanS Le 2Hd a9aToHaisssn.srst dn .Ja,z dc f'oIsce:-
a Il grocerie de slime. weave Cassie,
Observation-Disclosures White, J. 7. Landry ct
faitierc Landry.
Deas Ie 4me. reimbursement Il Ia residence de Joa-
CHM 4Aiiiet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aiilet, Coy
Labauye ct Alfred iIeoert.
DaTas l. tsase 17roFsissssg7s7d-al naafsou detnlr.
Coas:aisstoaaGres--R Hnbert. Y. Dnhroca It +. Il. Allan
Dasls ts SING Arraa3isSemeb-4a naasasia de Alexis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thi5odeaux. II.
e. Leblanc ct JAS. l. ! ubleit.
Eazss se50ne Arrauais&ensant-da ms la nnaison DIE
ole sttue en- hessns 10 iaut de pbabitation lie .iiari es
Observation-Disclosures. l.. Petlt l.. ?. Dag et
+. S. Flynn, THEO. BERG EsuA. Greiiier au
Quest Baton Range tvril Is 1858 Jur4 de fotlc e.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
phR0IssE DpuEsT BATON ROUGE.
C0UR pu SIyisaE D!srgIc;

c0ER pu SIyIEaE DISTRICT.
Louisa J. Nolan pour ellie meme ct CONNIE IL trice, 7s-
JOHN T. Nolan ACKNOWLEDGMENT canine agent ct Tesla.
meat Executeur- No. 1925 x%
TN FETTT dun nrdre de- saisie . moi a5gasse dana
- ~I'afEaire ci-dessus. en- date du 22ule Avr1i 1858.
par Ia Cour du Sixiease District Indiciaire dams ct
pour L. paroissa at etat susdite, il sera oifart en- rsnte
pubIiqua au plus oEra1t ct GerEier encherrisseur 8
Ia maisop re Co,r de cette paroisse,
sarnedi le SINE jour de Juin 1858,
= II ienrts a NJ. tous les draits, titres ct interets
du defe1deur john 7. Nolan, con,tna ~i,efitieE dams la
snceesa;on de John Nolan deee1ee, de montaat Il psr-
pres a butt mile ~piastfss {sseoo) pour pager ct Sc It's.
faire le dit aT4Ise dissolution.
- Con titiops de la yente COMPLIANT.
IliEO BEsGER0,N. z. s,
Guest Baton Rouge, Mai Ior 1895.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
P4ELSH pF WEsT BATON EOuGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Louisa ), Nolan for herself, ana as Tutrix Ts JaI,n
I. Nolan personally az ag7nt and Ia tive Executor.
No 1873.
. VIRTUE Of a rrithei f. "a to ne directed N HE
Z above entitled suit Of date the 22nd day Of April
1858. from the Sixth District Court in and for said
PARISH and staes, will be oTereafr sale at public auc-
tioh TO thu last and highest bidder in front OF the
Court Hsase Of this parish On. s
Saturday 9Th day Of June 1858,
at II o'cloGL, a. m, aI The right, title and Interest CT
the d~etenaent, Jotsn T. Nolan, as hei,, in the success
sion Of John Nolan DECEASED, amounting 10 about
eight thousand thousand dollars (ss0o0l to pay and
satisfy said writ Of execution. .
%. Terms Of salh-CaSf.
THEo. %BERGERoN, rs,
Y est Baton T:ous., Isy list 1858.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF FEST BATON R0rcr
nisTg!CT 8 u

sIITH nisTRIc COURT. "
A. 4. williams, Test Executor, Is. Adams .Hebsrs.
No. 1897.
E}f VIRTUE OF q writ Of II. a., To me- directed il
= t.e ahofe emitted cause, Of date the 22nd aav o.
apsaI 1912, ifp1i the Sixth District Court, III and fer
said parish aud STATE, wilt be offered for ssIe atnnh.
le auction % the last and highest bidder. ia troas Or
the Court House of this parish, en-
Saturday 9Th day Of June 1858,
a. ~ o,clooh &: mall the right, title and interest 81
ths defenlent, Adams Hebert. ii, and to the fo1tnw;nr
PforeraF-so VITA certain tract Of land sir1,ates
IN talis parish, at forty srrents from Tbs river .tfs,fss.
5PH.7 having two arpeuts front by forty ia desth mere
or less, bounded above and in front By lands -nf M;,I.
Il trinidad, below By lands Of Mrs. Joachim Es;ela
anr'e the rearby alas Of Pierre Foret, wath alshss
I'M preEernonts thereon. to pay and satisfy said writ Of
seized IN tire ahnse entitisd suit.
Sa~ Terms Of gaIe-cASH. ~
lHEo BEEEERoN, I. s.
vest Eaton Rouge, Nay 1stl85s -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
as.TsEssx GE WEST BATD
SIXTH pILTRIE,E GOuET

~
| II matter Of the succession Of Hilaite Hcrge1sn. de
t ceased No. aSl-
/ D VIRTUE of g commission to me directed in the
/ above entitled succession. Of date the 6ta day Of
I Nar. 1853, frora lie oth District Court in and for said
! parish and State, will be offered for sale at public
auction TO the last ami highest bidder al the last
place Of residence of the deceased in this parish On
Saturday, 18th day Of June 1858,
at II o'clock Am, ali the hereinafter described prop
erty belonging To the aforesaid succession. to wlt--A
cettaiu tract 0! iInd situated III this parish, t,eaEu-
ring four arfents front mare CT less To the river Mis-
si4Sippi, with the depth th-rssintn belonging begeen
parallel liens. bounded aSovaby the Cut Of read, and
below by tiuas o: Bernard feFrcnnin, in the rear by
lands o. Michel Hebert. viii tie buildings ami in
pEnseneats thereon. Joe. negro boy. aged IS years.
C!lariaz, aged g wears; Moses, aged 50 years, Aiokies,
aged Is years; Taetoc, aged II years; Sam, aged Il
te,se. aged = years AMI her 5 children. Jean, aged 6
Years. :Aipnia. i years. laura. ~ gears; Azs,faa, aged
IL Tsars and Elizabeth age"l iG years. I horses: ,
mares: 2 COWS and calYea; ! pair ii: exeu; one lot Of
hags iot Of carp, nluvsasScs, &c.
Terrn< of sale:-fi3e nnTeahles 10 be sold cash for
all SUMS If twenty dollars aud aEdPr, aad Tor all SINUS
ovcl that amount, payaoie OF the lst Of March 1859.
The Slayes - pc sold one EftE, cash, and the baiaaca
payable on the list Of March Of the years 1889, 1860
and 1851. The LAM, o1e-tai1tn cash, and-thh balance
parahIa on the same tes1rs as the slaves. Fatcil3ssrs
to furnish their na1es payable II The hse2et'ef's aiiice
und with approved security, bearing y per cent. inter
est after due iii rail. AMI mortgage retained On The
and unit! FIJI. aT1 final payment. Tie widow HerEe-
ron reserves 10 herself the occupation OF the Dwelling
houses out-hoa5es, yard. garden, &c, in front Of
san san.. during her life time, o. until si.e ~abaIcens
the right Of occupation herein reserved to~her.
TttED, H~faEtGERnN.
West Baton Rouge, Msy sth 1853, D.s.
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OMtss1os1N THE New CycLop Ep1A.-Ba5y.
- lhe Judge. jury, and sentence Of every we'll
regularity family. 4 thing that squawks at
midnight, aud will not be- comfostea by any
quantity Of. sop. 4 biped called by its
mother de title. rosy posey, pinkum pink,
bless its title heartp and very frealently
" toted' to the tutte of Here we 80 up up,
up~e, and nefe We gosdoWn, dawn, doWn-e,5.
~ bachelors called ! brat and by Ttsnper,
the proverbiaI philosopher, deticately alluded
10 g ~e.ii ~ y S--N Frsu,,, :
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pATON ROUGE, CROSSE TETE /

IL #~uFEIEUSAs RAILROAD. -NEW ARRANGE.
vii! leave Bayou Crosse Tete daily, Sundays except
ed1 At 81 O'clock, A NJ, and returning, leave the
river at Il 7. hi
two trips d day 30 the terminus Of the road, viz
Leaves Baton Rouge .e;zs. II
-"a4aP P. II
Albright for the evening train ~inustta shipped BY
II, III, that trip being made exclusively sor freight.
Through tickets and excursion tichets fer sale On
tbs san ~ SeHth. J. . SLACK, superintendent
june u, 1857. S
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DR. 2TRAIs, s~oraasrly of Cincinnati i, respectfully
{ J offers his services to the citizens Of # est Eaten
Rouge rs a Surgeon Dentist. Il" is prepared to exc
cute all manner sf Dental operations on the most
approved and Scientific principles kfo~.. IL, the pro
Eession. Terms reasonable. Dr.. strau can be eouasE
At the residence Of Or. krafz, al EEuly Landing, or
orders car be left at this cfzoe-
soT. 2fI. @% DR. sTRaEE, rs.
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SITUATION VANTED-MUSIC


4 young lady, r~eoenaaT FROM H1agiand, is acsirona
Of ottatniag & situation as Mcss2 TEACHER III L school.
sensinary Or pr;Tase family. sA4 teaches The Piano
az we'll as Vocal Music. II engaged in & private
alaity, wouil Instruct in the sosnclpn branches Of
El.etls:. ana Embroidery. A situation in the country
preferred.
So Address Mss SOPHIA MAYER. New Orleans.
april 10th.
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STATE o. LpLTgyA M z
PARRISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH DISTRICT coEET
In the Matter sf the Succession of Marie ana TraIau.
widow jean BeilonT Iaigre. eceasedsNo-s2e
WHEREAS 'Iraus;n 'Taftlier. as administrator Of
w the above Estate, has this day fled e anal
sab'eau and account % his administration in said
es.atA for honaolsgatian-
Notice is hereby given that al iaral Opposition to
The same must be fte1 in the Clerks office Of this
parish, within thirty days from the first patlieatEoa
ne7e1E. w. f. CILIslnEEtIN.
west Baton Rouge, Mag LIST 1888, CLERK
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ELECTION NOTICE,

4 N ELECTION will b. held on SATURDAY, The
=. 18th day OF Nay next, 1858 in the First Police
jury Ward Of this parish, for the purpose Of exciting
a member 10 T-prc@ent said ward for the unexpirei
term Of Eilatre Bergeron, deceased. Polls to be kent
opel at the store of Aassrs tiahert Il Ioiroa, from 9
o'cluck t. n. till i p. H. tcnssnisSiorers-ts. I. Tut
iier, 81. Dniroa ct Landry ,CaiElauet. 7. i3Elt: EROS.
West Baton Rouge Iay lst 1883, Clerk,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08


Heavy CLAIM ron DAHAeEs.-Mr. R.-R.
barrow a nis|fnr1aiEe, OF the parish Of Terre-
bnnrtts. has instituted sait in the Fifth Judicial
niStrtetaCoart. claiming $4,000 damages Of
Mr.; /. Harang and others, Of the parish Of
LaiouFe4aa< FIR alleged libel apon his c~tsrac-
ter, contained i'll some petstion to the Police
jury regarding the state of the lepaes along
bayou Iafeufche. The alleged libel is. in
about these wordsI*' Mr.. r. r. Barrowls IN
the habit Of riding over his fine estate, SEEM
tns'y recksesszof the happiness Of some ffty
families, whose interests are involved along
the banks Of the bayou Able counsel are
employed OH either side and aiI4the planters
around aresumrioned as witnesses Barrow
has himself been sued for $500 damages, for
blowing up the public: roadain front of.the
residence af MI oseq h Gague. near Hol,u1a,
against Hhe=expressed wishes OF Gagae. Mr.:
Barrow ]cIair,es #, hare been doing his duty
IN working tae@road for the benefit Of the
poor. s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08

NEWSPAPERS d WIDow:s RiGnr.-A Yer
mont Judge Of Probate has Incorporated it as
a part Of the law Of lis Court that the admin
1strator Of an estate must aIlow the widow
the COST Of a newspaper. she making her ow-n
selection from the common fund. Theecou1-
mon law OF america now recognizes the
newspaper as q family and ;nslividual reces-
sEty: 1T is c'asseo with pig and potatoes,
cashmere and caIico-a thing to be exempt
Ell like the family Bible, never to be parted
with in the direst povertY. ~.
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~Tbs liable referred 10 has to be on1Itted'
..hss.nce it contains the slave population,
- ~ ss1n in 1910. and the increase with per-
tosI I',,ons annexed through every subsequent
derade down 10 1850, Nne' Il is loa''a ~ ~
24i8oa--she PER cent from ms n51e ssn',n-
;sbing from 90 TO IS per cent: y decaaes
tba Nave population Of the United states IS
a u at an average increase OF ~ per
esnt from 1850, when it was ~3,2o9,ooe to
saI when is is found there will be aver
+ tso m;ltion Of slaves surprising the increases
na,cant. Il. be a8.-ED Times,