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Renewal ei Contract with the Pasle Mall
SIS. company.

BY a former arrival, the news was
received Of the defeat of the Pacific
Railroad bill, under circumstances
which left no doubt that it was repug-
nant to the present administration, for
the friends Of the measure in the SEN
ate, before the vote was taken, showed
the impos,ibility Of considering such a
measure during the short session com
mencing in December next, or during
the next Congress, when the laying oi
ropes for the national canvass OF 1860,
would engross the attention and EN-
barrass the labors of that body. Not
withstanding the direct pledges made
upon this subject, aud the high hops
entertained by the people of California,
the measure has been lost. Congress
has chosen rather to employ its time in
interfering with the domestic affairs OF
the States, than to consider measures OF
national importance. 1t is worthy OF
remark in tnis connection that, while
our government is thus neglecting our
true interests, tho English government,
havcldcspatched an expedition to sur
vcy a route for. a railroad from the Pa
pi6c through their possessions to Can
ida.
A more serious cause Of complaint,
however, and one that has operated
against the prosperity of the State and
felenilessly burdened and oppressed our
people, has been the Pacific Nail s. s
monopoly. Having a lucrative con-
ract with the government, they have
bought of opposition, and kept the pas
age price so high as to prevent emi-
kration hither. The entire unanimity
IF feeling throughout the State against
monopoly productive Of such results.
was believed would induce the ad-
hinistration 10 abate the evil, by MAX
ng contracts with other companies as
hadowed forth in the McKibbin bill.
These just hopes, ho sever, are doomed
p disappointment BY the last steam
the announcement was brought hith-
that the Cabinet had recommended
ha, the contract with the Pacific Mail
3. Company be ex,,nd ID for another
lear. This ioreshaiows a renewal Of
be contract for term Of years, IN OPP
osition to the unanimous expression of
bur people. We ily, Gasin is industrl
as and not altogethsr without inia
pee fsr evil anil the intriguing co /.
eption offhe Federal Capitol
IN presenting the Lecompion reso-
Itions Of our late Legislature, he af'
bcted 10 believe that they represen ed
be ssntimen, Of the people OF Califor-
ia. If be fails to raise bis voice in
opposition to such renewal, and ply his
industry" TO prevent its eonsamma
Jon. be will totally disregard the mem
Priai of,he same Legislature upon til
shject- Yet such appears to b thu
poafes that Gwin.. has determined T.
pususe.
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10 Mr. John II. Lillard 10 authorizsd "a
ressive Subscriptions snd csisect asos~ys tor the
Daily and Til Weekly Baite Record. Persons living
= dissssp can obtain the paper By furnishing him
with their nanses-.
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SfIERIFFS SALE
INV VIRTUE Of, De,ret,J

HRh tIRIt II Or n DeCretal Order
hD issIci uIt vi tne aus rct CUurI Ot the Fifteenth
Judicial District, III and lur Butte County, ana slate
oi Ca'iiornia, ags sIust JOHN Jones, AMI in SVur
OF GEORGE w - Z, adlnil traitor of the estate OF
THOMAS DAWkINS, deceased. for the m OF ite
flundrr and sky one 9J-lGO,hs dub~s. SS 90
with interest thereon NJ the ru'e o three per cent
per month from the rendition OF idSmtnt until
pai !. AMI all casts Ui suit taxed III he sum of thirty
wJ 1I-loJths doh+tr> SO! - and al accruing
On sail writ, 10 III dircc'ei hhl delivered. ,
IN 'nhing me To sci, the mortagca property herein
at er DIES IiDed, IN satisfy dem aud. viii OH
Thursday the 9th day Of jun. A. ID iSjs,
al the hour u - cLpck T.. VI. SAID day. IN pur
sianc with The ref ,renens oi rssj Ord,r- sell at
puDc sale, to the highest bidder for cash the prop
rry described III said order ot sak, follow to
tbwit: The uudnIdei the half of the propert,
shown rs ,he Exchange, ,ihe same hong situated IN
furHesIownr Bnte Couiiy, and tale or California.
aud also The fixtures IN SAID Exchange.
Tao ABOVE sale 10 TAX place al tue Court Fonse
door. IN the lusn uf OrJvde, CJuaiy AM State
Aforesaid.
" ID. PLC.H, sheriff Butte County
Oroville. ,tune lat ~ d. lsj&
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STIERIcF'S SALE
" NIllNIr nm Ii 4

n issued out of the District Cout of the Fiji
trent udioiai District in and for Butte county nd
state of California 10 dir ctcd and d. liNried.
cuminan ibg me to make the tum of three thousand
hundred 81 TOO % dollars, With interest thel
at the rate Of three per ceut, pc month, until
ud. together with the further sum Of twenty N ne
seventy one-huadredtLs ts29 .O) do,,a costs oi
SUIT ami all accruing co Is by said " il, whei Elm
A SIC.iLEk Is Plaintiff, and AMtsS III rem Nj
i, defendant, have lrvI"d upon aud will expo a.
plblc sale. - the hlvh st hiiier Tor cash. on
"Wednesday, the e-%d Day Of June, A u. is ).
at the hour of two o.JcA +. NJ ot SAID day, ali OF
the right tite ami interest of the above ii de
trnient in and to the flowing described property;
to wit: The undivided Ons-f Iurth OF one hnndred
anI sNty acres ot iaud. situated on Dry Greek; in
him>hew Township, Butte county, California, amt
bounded az follows To vat: Beg uniug on the e,st
ONO Mill Company's tract OF land, and ming
south uue.halt mile to corner stake, thence east
one hht mile u corner stake. thence uortu one-haf
mile To the south line of SAID Ualo Mill Company's
ine thence along their ine tn the place of uegin-
mag, together W TIA the saw AID FIGURING vi u, sit
uttet tntreuu aud kuowua tne Gip3cy Mills, with
the achinery, fixtures and appuItenances thereun-
T." belong m; also, the dwelling aud out houses and
all ami singular the teurmeutS. hvreditameuts anu
sppurtenances thereunto belong NJ o. ia any wise
aPperttinlpg to sad l.nts.
Also. the Undivided one-fourth of that certain
piece parcel of land known rs the Hay Ranch "
lying about two miles west of tho Gipsey Mills and
about two miles east of Little BUTTE Greek. township
county aud state aforesaid, containing two quarter
sections of land, together with all and singular the
tenements hereditanents and appurtonsuees there
unto belonging; or in any wise appertaining.
the above sale to tdkr place at the Court House
door in the town of 0royile, county and State
aforesaid.
" D PLUM. Sheriff Bate County.
Orovlie, June iSt. SIS. jlIw.
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QUICKSILVER SroLsN.-A communica.
tien rom Mr.. r. Casey. of Casey 4 Co.'S
claim on the side of the river opposite La.
throp's ferry landing, inferms us that some
40 pounds Of quicksilver we're stolen from
that claim on Wednesday nigh, last. A fel.
low who has been seen proving about town
aud Cumberland Hill is suspected Of having
committed this theft. Should il be ascer-
sained that these suspicious are veil grovn-
ded, he may look out for duekiog in Fes-
III River; punishment he rightly lie.
ser CO.
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Chairman State Central COMMITTEE.
JAnKs ANDERSON. seere AIRY pro TEN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ElS VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION
- icsuat Oai oI the District Court Of the Ienue
JufctafDisirlct, in anCt for fnbn county. and >xe
Of California, to me directed and delivered, con-
man-iug me to make the of ri yht hundred ami
eighty four % lUOIhs dollars, (Sesi 9j) With legal
interest inef,on and nll aecruing costs said writ
wherein J. WulPPLE is plaintiff. and HUGH
hENNEDY Is defendant | nave levied upon and
will eNpUsp public sale, to the highest hidi,r fcr
cash. On ThuIs,.a ay, the 24th day of june
4. ID. lSiS. nj the hour of two O'Clock L NJ. u sal4
DIV. at the Court House door, in The Town ol Qro.
vi IL, Count AM SAFE aforesaid, all the righ. iit-
al IN e,est OF sle above named teiendant in aud
To the following described properly. ia VI: Thas
certain mill property tuaed III Gro Township
Buth. Cnnnt,, Ciiforna, ON Os, Lewa cres. abbu
h ,if nile, in n no-iherl, dir ioa ir,m the viii
age of Oro Lewa, an about i've hundred Yards
ab we the mead dam ot the cuu.h Feather Water
Cor pany's Dhch, consisting of II saw MIL with the
IN cha ~, Hxluies. aud app"renaucts ihe,eunlO
belonging Ais, tine land On WHICH saiJ mnl j,
situated aud the water riGht thereuato W iingings
and all aud -trgular the truxtmrhts' heredtamell,
aId urpet enh taercuA,j belonging or Ia abywsc
appcrth htn-.
". u. PLU.W. Sheriff Butte County.
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Iv.je'een the defen Of he Leeompton yra ID. ThoR.
sy us DsasiIs Deao phe hase dared fo do right
irrssteetsve u fhsr 8. That vds nooie
sfysgge e-fHosAs u Bssros
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PROBATE NO TIcE.

STA or 'LlfukNiA, pr,ba.e Conf
COUNTY OF BUTTE,
Fstate of J. NJ. LANE. DC ,cased.
nN PCR UANCE OF An ORDER
u made in the lion. P'ubat, Court. On the 2sIh day
uf May, A. ID 1875, Notice is hereby Z ven. to AZ
whom il may iucern !: u he AM appear heJre salt
Court, ON MONDAY, the 10TH day of August
\. u 1893, at the hOrr oi ten ciock oi Ilii IN, :
al the Court House of shd todnn, in the foAhd
oruNie then aud Their la sh w cause II any lhsfe
b., why hr administrator OF sail e'ia.e should mt
make final set lcnrnt hereof and hs he dtscharged
f ON further LIABILITY in the pRruaiseA
by urd,'r ot Cont
Witness NV hand anf the seed of san
! fCpnrt ase.st, this 2Sth day uf Max, n N
] H }l75s. NJ. u; pARRAcm
-~~' CeHk Probate Court Butte Cvutsy.
[mjel irw -35dl
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

At . meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, held in Sacramento. on the lDth day of
May, 1855 the following resolutions we're adovted
RssoLvKp' That the Lext Democratic stapsr Cen
vesxian be held in the City of Sacramento, Wed
neeisy, the 4th day Of August next. aud that the
bass Of Representation be fallows yiz One de
gate at large from each aud delegate fer
every two hundred Democratic votes cast at the last
general election for any Democratic candidate on
the State ticket nominated by the Democratic party
sxeiuivsiy, aud one delegate Tor every fraction Of
one hundred or more votes east for such Democratic
candidate.
REsoLvxD. by the Central Committee, that IL IL
recommended that the Democracy in the different
counties meet the 1,th day of July for the pur-
pose Of electng delegates 10 the State Convention
The Democracy Of the state Of California are here
by notified. that q State Convention will be held 10
! the City OF Sacramento, on Wednesday the 4th day
Of August, 1855, aud that the Apportonment Of rep
rcseDtation therein, as settled upon by the State
Central COMMITTEES, is a. follows;
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of FEAST FeIiciana.

SEVENTH DIsTRlCr COURT.
In matter Of the Minority OF Mary Eliza Green, M
1880. .-
10y VIRTUE of a Commission to me diracte,1 IN IA.
- above entitled cause, u date, tbs Esd aay ~
November, \. D., 1857, from the Seventh District
s"ur.; ID ana ior said parish and State, wiiEbe offered
Tor safe at public auction to the last and h ;pha.+
1Iaat IN 'front.' OF the Court House, in the parish Of
SATURDAY, Janue.y 10th, 1858.
at II O'Clock, A: A., the following described prone,rtv
to-wit ="
a certain tract Of land situated it the parish +,
west baten Rouge. known and described AZ ~ ,hss
souln kasI ouarter OF Section Eleven, in Township
seven. OF hange Eleven containing one hundred and
5 xty a5- 100 acres.
TERMS OF SALE,
contemporaries it brings its appraisement: II not,
ai 90 De sod on a credit Of one and two years, with
49, peI e.hh., interest from the day Of sails, With
personal security and mortgage upon the land until
hnai payment OF The purchase price and interest.
VIM. WHITE.
sr s-4 Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge. Dec. 12th57
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Baton Rouge Steam Ferry

TlH NEW STEAM FERRY. 0AT S.( !
i "SUNNY SOUTH y will leave Ba- e4sa&fz+4A
ton Rouge at 7 O'Clock, a. N. during the . -
Winter months, and at 6o'clock during the Summer,
and ply regularly during the day. An interval ol
fifteen minutes will take place between the trips from
either side. .a - J
The boat will leayex the Baton Rouge side or, her
last trip at sun-down n, and remain Ave minutes only,
on the opposite side; after which, persons DESTROYS Of
crossing before sunrise next morning will be taken
over in ski1s at double rates Of ferriage, according to
contract. ~ s,x4sr%Uctt
~ No contracts will be made for ferriare by the
year or quarter. but III order to suit the convenience
of those whose business or pleasure causes the fire.,
quent crossing Of either themselves or servants.
ages Of twenty-five for Four Dollars, being a discount
of twenty per cent. on the established rates,
RlCH'D MARKHAMF& CO. :
mch14'y Proprietors !
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.ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PARoIssE d'OUEsT BATON ROUGE.

cOUR nc sExigHg DISTRICT,
Enos ct Eugene Lejeunevs. Adu,phe ~iIerrisou.
No l5Ic.
k1S ERTu dun orIre dc saisic a moiaddress daas
~ Iaiia:rre ci-dessus, en- data du 5zneyI,ecambre\
1871, paf "a Gour du One District Judiciaue. dams at
pour Ia ai1e raroisse ct Fiat, il sern offert EN- sysntn
paoaque au plus ofrant It dernier encherrisseur a
L. maisond de Cour dc cette paroiBse,
sanaedi, le enc jour de- Fayrier, 1858
d - cures a. NJ. thus les droits, titres ct ~intcrets du
oe!eneeuF, Adolphs Herrison, III propriste i-apres de-
critics, savolr-
Tn certain moroccan deTERRE, kitue en- cette par
osssea qnaran'e arpents du fauve Mississippi avec un
arpsn. &c face, entire lignes divergentes, avec une pro.
tonoeord e quarante ~arpents, plus ou moinE, borne en-
na'i. par terre d'Augaste segain, en- bas par eelle de-
Aunoni f9snne, en- avant par te1te aTbartenant 4 la
succession de Paul Bahin, ct On arrierre par celle de-
pa1la Pipes, svec les batisses ct arhcIiorat,ons oui
sv trouyeent. -%NN fH
-FOUR payer ct ~satisfaire lie dit ordre d'etecution.
w Condition de la vcnte-COMpTANT.
c.. MN WHITE, Sheriff.
Guest batsn Rouge, necembrs 1e, 1s57.s~ -
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A B r AID @ d.
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
addlery, Harness, Trunks, Whips. and Sad
dlerv Hardware. ...

HARVEY HOUSE ROW. BATON ROUGE. La.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform our Friends,
W Customers and the Pubic, that Nc have now
the most complete aud varied assortment of goods in
outline that can be be found in the Southern Market.
we have recently made very large additions to our
Stock, in general, and viii continually be receiving
additions CT the best quality and lateststyles, Having
made arrangements with one Of the best ManutacturA
ing Houses IN New York, to have most of our FINE SAD
DIES and HARNESS, made to our order expressly, to-
gether with those of our own Manufacture. Vel have
every confidence in recommending them to be OF sup
error Workmanship, and feel assured that we can offer
extra Inducements to customers. Weare prepared TO
SCI! ut Wholesale or Retail, and pledge ourselves to
sell on as favorable terms as can be bought at any
other House IN the South.
To our old customers we beg leave TO return our
sincere thanks for their liberal patronage heretofore,
and invite all to give us a call, to whom we will take.
pleasure in showing ourStacs Of Goods. A list in part
may be found as follows:
In the way Of Saddles, I have
American, Baltimore,
English, Kentucky.
Spanish, and Washington
End Mexican. Somerset.
Danube, Attakapas, Creole SOMERSET,
Hope, Citizens Wheelerss Patent
and Traveller. Spriug& Huzzar. =
Plain and Stained
sShaftoe City style.
ladies', Misses and
Boys of every quality.
o. Harness, there is
zsiIver, Brass Plated and
Japanned Carriage Harness,
Silver, Brass Barouch and
Thift!ng Carriage Harness.
Buggy and Omnibus of the same.
/ invite special attention to our stock of Harness
which is very Large and We are determined to pu
them TT the lowest possible figure. A general nssor-
mont.
Also OBJ.
Plantation.
Cart Harness,
Collars, Blind
Brides, Trace Chains,
Halter and
Breast. Chains, Hamcs. &c.
I HA We COMPLETE ASsOTAENT0 r
English Folin Carpet Bags
and Sole Leather Saddle Bags,
Trunks and Trunk Waterproof
Talices. Bags,
school sachels, ladies'
Travelling Trunks Trunks, |
and Bonnet Boxes. |
Also all kinds Of |
arriage rlanters'l
and Ruggy Whips,
Whips, Hunting,
Brides, Riding and
MnrtingaIes, overseer
Stirrups, Whips, |
:Spurs Horse
and Bits. Brushes,
Curry Combs. Cards, |
Name Combs, Dog Collars and Dog Chains. |
Avery 6ne article of American and English Brides
Kidding Whips. Riding and Driving Gloves-Fnrsted, |
Linen and Cotton Fly Nets
Also
An assortment IT general Of sadd1ery Hardware
Skirting, Harness Leather. Enamellei Leather, En-
amelled Cloth, Patient Leather, Saddle Trees. Cal
and examine our goods and prices. All orders prompt
ly attended to. A, BRADFORD
Baton Rouge, Sept. q, 1s56.-yi
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- VII IAN BOGEL
Wholesale and Fetal Druggist & Apothecarv

"Ho1cSd10 41VkH4A TX y ~ q AVVEHEEATy
BATON ROUGE, LII.
TEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAM and is dali
IA increasing his stock of everything usually KEEP
in country and city Drug stores. Your orders are re
spectfully solicited, feeling assured that he can Civ
satisfaction to HIS customers-prfces viii be low-term
liberal-your orders whether in or out OF his line wi
meet with promptattention. Particular attention.
be paid to packing and shipping. r.
H3~Erery thing shipped by him per any good steam
boat, will be insured.
It viii be to your interest to buy your Drugs and
Medicines from
Mar 1st VIM BOGEL
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Now in Store.

Now iii Store.
4 - bbls bi-sulphate of Lime, 49, -
~ 20 bbls Polar whale oil, clear
5 " Castor oil, 81 ...
10 " Linseed oil,
1000 lbs White lead, -..
10 dozen Champagne,
20 " Claret,
5000 choice brands Havana cigars,
10 900 German cigars, - -
10 casks Scotch Ale,
D bbls Blue LACK Warer, a.
! =" choice Peach Whisky As&I-} l.
2 q /" Monongahela do,
) different kinds Of French BRANDY at
different priees,s @ "<E~ t%>&a$# MI 4# >%s*&%* -s&%E r
10 dozen Barnum's Fluid Lamps "
20 reams Wrapping paper, z
- ys 80 boxes Chinese F,re-crakers. -5
All the above articles are offered at New Orleans
rices, either for cash or en- credit
ED BfSEIs Druggist.
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New Goods!Ncw Goods:

New GOods!Ncyv Goods:
N WO OPENING at tho general House Furnishin,
~ Ware Rooms Of ]. PIPER 4 Coz fine assert
Inent Of goods consisting IN part of n rE*
EIEGAST PLATED WARk, I'D ,1gs4s
TEA SETS, CAsToRs. CARD BASKETS,
CASnLEsT1CKs, CAKE BASKETS,
TABLE, DESERT, and TEA Spoons.
Fish and PE KNIVES,
SoUP and GRAVY LADIES,
SALT and MUSTARD spoo. s, Gc.
ALSO:
Very rich FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS,
9 W. - TEA +" sgs -
orpamented and F!ain.~. ..4
CUT and PRESSED GLASS WARE, XIX
Rich CHINA MANrEI. and To1IEr VAsEs,
and ORNAMENT.
Ivory and BUCK HANDLED TABLE, CUTLERY.
FRENCH CARvERs and SIIcERs,
BRASS and WIRE TENDERS,
BRASS and COMPOSITION AypfRoys,
Po1IsHEp S7EEi. FIRE lRuNs,
PAN1sHED, TIN and BEurrAsA WARE.
COVERED GRAZING DISHES,
= COOKING, FAgLoR and Office Stoves.
SAD IRONS. PATENT KsFE CLEANERS.
Woop and Willow WARE.
S7zs.s1 H1zeaosz ana NsIs51 b3a51s1aa.
MARBLE Tor BUREAUS and s1DE BoAnps,
F" CENTRE and PET TyEIE
DIVING, TEx and WORK TABLES,
CASDIRsr,cAs, WAsHsTAaps &C..
SOFAS, TETE-A -TE1Es,
ROCKING CBA,Rs-EAsY CHarRs,
:. PaRIoE, BED Room and oprcK CHAIRS,
PLAIN FURNITURE of every variety.
We have also, adoat and expected here aai1Y. u
handsome assortment Of WINDOW SHADES and COR
NICEs, CARPETS, MATING. OH CARPET, and a
large variety of articles to fully ccmyIete onr stock Of
House Furnishing Goods in every particular .s
This stock has been selected with great cars bv one
of our firm, from the Manufacturers and Importers
and we can compete in price and quality with snyse,
tablishm snt in the South. Come and exam. an.
- oct4 - &%#s j.. P1PEP l. Co
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6HERIFF'S SALES
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Baton Rouge,


SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT c,,uHT.
Enos and. Et.sene Lejeure VS.. Adolphe garrison
No. l5s9.
10y VIRTUE Of n writ of f. IA. to me directed in
- the above untitled suit Of date the stu dar Of
pecembeT, AID. 1857, from the 9Th District gor-t, Is
ana ior said parish and State, wilt be offered for snIe
a. pubic auction to the last and highest bidder in
front Of the Court House Of this parish on
Saturday, the 9th day Of February, 1855
at1l o'clock A. n, all the right, title ond interest Of
tl1edefendent, Adolphe Herrisnn: In and to the follow.
ing described mortgage property, to Wit
A certain tract Of Land situated IN this parish. and
at forty arpents from, the River sflshissiupi. vita 4
'front.' OF one>erpent with ~divsrgins lines, and having
a aeptn OF forty arpcnts, mere ar less. bonded abova
ny 'ands OF August srgain, and below by those of
1eaon Leleune. in trout by lands appertaining to The
estate ct Paul Babinand IN the rear bv those Of fsr.
ID fipes, With all the buildings and Improvements
thereon. To pay and. safety raid wri. Of execution
seized IN the above entitiedsujt. -4's5HE :
R5~ Termsof kale-CASH>\ .%"vvst
w.. pn4au WN. WHITE, Sheriff
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$--,rrr T.EEs.-L am Agent for the Southern Nur,
ssry Of Thomas Aiteck, Adams County, Miss,
= iii MI all orders for Fruit or Ornamental Trees,
@pIsn,,. Flowers, or Grape Vines, delivering them at
: ~n,int uuon the Mississippi Rsscr, and III such
- ,p;;t;ss a., NAV be required. Persons ordering,
sbnnii do SO nor, that lhc4r orders may be filed in
time for transplantins. '
Nov, 21d&wtn.' H. l. "hihtlA"
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u,n
n Care Lime received per Steamer virei
1OO ia last night -
BARBFE Il BENJAMIN
Wines and Liquors.
py late arrivals from Bordeaux.
- u pipes old Cognac Brandy. +
Il do do Champagne do
do do do do very old
crses of Brandy 1905 do do do.
Thampaigne:
~ 4 baskets Jenny Lind,
u baskets Of St. Mark, i.
baskets Heidsick pints and quarts, p
baskets Mort l. Chandens, A No. l, !
D ed Wlnes.5 !
Ii Hungarian elaret-new desert wire,
Chateau Leoville, i
do Duplessis,
do st. Estephe. !
White Wines:
w Chateau Drplessls,
do Eyourm, .
Haul Sauterne +
Emile Norel-Bordeoux .
st. Mary do, and other to arrive. I
nov Il BARREE kBFNJAMlN. /
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAR0IssE DEsT FELICIANA,

CoUR DU sEPTlEME DISTRICT,
Dams faaaire del mlnorite de Marie Eliza Grecs.
No. 1880: 4
LIN fEkTU dune commission a moi addresse Hama
IL r.daire ci-dessus, en- date du oa Noyembre, 1851
par ia Conr da Tine District Judiciaare, pour Ia par.
oisse d'Est Felselana etsEtat scsdita, il sera offert en
vente pubiique au plus offrsnt ct dernier. eucherr;sr
seur a Ia maison de Cour de Ia paroisse d'Ouest Bat
on Rouge, 80" -
10 l6me jour dc Janvier, 1853.
a II hcnres, 4. NJ, la ~prorr,ete ci-apres d~ecrites an
partenant & la succession du mIneur susdite. snyoir:
On cersa,n moroccan de terra s,tne RI cette paroisses
q uaest haton Rouge, ccnnac CONNIE. ie Quart strd-Est
de la Section onze, dams lie Township Sept du Range
onze, eoatenant cent so1xante 45-1u6 dtacres.g .
conditions de La veute-comptant, pourrn- que Ia
dite terre rapport lie nlontant dc destination ri non.
'ators In dite terre sera vendu a credit dun ct de,,x
ans, avec interet a hut pour cent du jour Dc. Ia vente
lacquer fournira ses billets ayec bonnie at ya,anle
%securite perscnelle ct hyotheque= retenu sur ID dite
terre pour la %1nnntant du prix de Naturalization 1t
'nterets %jusqu''au paiment pleir9 ct Anal. zs III
= g. - ~ VIM WHITE, Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, Decenbrel2, 1857.