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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10
ID WORK-

w7sh reoeat ereuite Addihons q Neu Type, Cuts.
,sl.-e INKS, Brgnzes, Cards, &c., male % TIE Adser-
$3.50 n an tcboaDleW tafn out lob work III
se4rr ufflEee o1ce. ne ropIietorb6ihg
--,eical piaier himself and havinginhis employ an
.ampHshed ant expedenoed Eancy JOB Printer, i de-
es-wined nof 70 Be- 0ui-lonct b fhe execution ofJob Work.
Se-5s 0zvfng one III Fosterg latest Improved Card
1900 HANKS Work ia Colon, Bron1e Work, &C; will
49, VIII particular atfcrton.
o. f-ona Hstaae EnI be pfompuyaaended to,
ana u~arrsutet g Eiye satsiaetton o. ~ pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10
.nar.AN Ofida 4 III

L hereby given that whitley II. HoBN has nbgainsG
from the Pro5afs Cart Of iPaEnee cdunty Letters tegta4
tameufary On fae estate d. Restirk Horn. late ~ sa1d
county. Diseased, besring date Eaantty nh. J. MSS.
All peistES tiariiiE Claims atnirst ead mfafe Ard
heTebT ~rieQuired - exhibit them fr allowance 10 the
PROBATE Cougt a sail county On u before tie 9h tav al
August, 1855, 81 icy may he Dres naed from any bsne6t
o. said estate, atdu hi rreeenftd within sir mnnths
from Ae dete fet afsreiaonflM s1 they viii be forever
barred
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10

tfanQ b00geFs q AZ MaSOuS, N. l.
The Second Regular Communication of
The Grand Lodge F. & A. MasOns of
Nebraska Territory convened at Nebras-
Ia City on the I'd inst.
The following persons were elected to
serve the ensuing year
R. c. JOEDAN, Of Omaha, Grand Mas
tsr.
L. L. BOwES, Of Bellevue, Deputy
Grand Master.
Dawn LrsDLrr, Of Nebraska City,
Senior Grand Warden.
NJ. G. WILLIAMSON, Of Omadi, Junior
III. Maxos, Of Nebraska City, Grand
Treasurer.
Rw. FrRSAs, of BrownTille, Grand
Secretary.
The Grand Master appointed the fol-
svng Ulcers r.
Rev JIM hivingtOn, Of Nebraska
City, Grand Chaplain.
A, Ct Clark. of Omaha, Grand Orator.
Geo. Armstrong, of Omaha, Grand
Lecturer.
H. n. Cornell, Of Nebraska City,
Gand Marshal
w. n Bysrs, Of Omaha, Grand Senior
bacon.
D. Keller. Of Bellevue, Grand Ju-
lor Deacon.
c. ". BrattOn, Of BrOwnvilIe, Grand
Sewart.
D. H. Wheeler, Of PlattsmOuth, Grand
word Bearer.
E AZ Donnelan, Of P~laftsmouth; Jesse
Noe, Of Brownsville. Grand POursuivants.
Edward Henry, Of Bellevue, Grand
Tyler.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10
SALOON.

Main street, one door West Of PoSt-Ohice,
Brcwnville, N. 7.
The subscribers respectfully inform the public thSt
they have OPENED the above slloon, where ne best qua
lily Of
Wines. Liquors, Segars, Oysters. Sardinea.
and every refreshment for he inner man, usually kept
az surh establishment. viii be found and served ID In
drst style. OH DBBE.aa
BrUWngilIa April 15-h, 1856. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNFRSHTP.

Holiday * Arnold dissolved partnership IN the
practice Of Medicine and the Drug business, April 10Th,
1858. Either Will attend to the settlement Of the bust
ness Of the firm. Those knowing themselves indebted
will savecost Of suit BY calling Immediately and paying
'n %Iy In Il, .5sl ga, A Va + hRE6AP.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10

.J.s S. Minick suspended See adrer-
tisement.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

day in the Drug business under the name and style q
j. II. Maun x CO, commenced April 10th 1858, h this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be
continued in the name Of A. S. Holiaday, whowi settle
the Affairs Of the late firm. A. S. HOLLADAY,
Nay II, rs, s47-3t J.H. MAUI q
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10

ARCTIC IEEIlIENP.

AFony O. eaSe Sl1as11 -
tealn i-Iffa uttsafhff ras
are de Questions 1albiltI a ne
attpticnof mjecGan 81 tha 50
cts b. he martyrs 81 sEl4ra3
di9aees aad iEiuGira 1firTr~
ceirct lie ind1rssmlnt e ~
unFuilhed edr1r ne ala D.
kANE and its e8cacy tested auF-
Ing TIVE awfoI W,1llise - -
gins q eiernzlra hisncuc cnE
ing Into gsneral use IN orerv nc
ton OF lhe ciyii;za1 giote. ard -
marveloun carts are eFeryukar9
exciting aslonstnsnL
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10
Wagon for Sale.

Ihave a light tw53hors e wagon which viii dispose Of
Tor cash E Ee G.. LANGDOE,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-10

7. W. BEDFORD,
County SurNevor
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

- ron YsLIow FEvEa.--A coEfespoh-
u 7 HI Clinton Patriot, q Saturday at,
!. ssuas,t the following mode for the cure os
~ f.ver. From what We know Of the
t.n,,dvl be prescribes, we arr. satisfied II car
d. Mil II II does not cure. Ihose7Eil Is ct
= distance trom q physician night IFS y
,,ntil one can arrive ~
ms EptroR :-Perrnislna 70 ot1er ta'z,pH'z, s
IN Inns ! remedy Tor 1eiIaM F.eseE,'R hict1
5oa,s;Aerad as efiicaciol1s as any 4 haRe eysT
I 80 i, BE- used III This n.ach :dTeadsd
1IoNl One teasp5ontuiI Of Ila1ftzs5.e q
Iabel5nsifl i wine glass OF "af1i "at*. e ts
L .pan.eysry i ) minutes until the ztatlszcta51s
.sero,ghiy ciesnsed--taan give a teaspoon
III III Maudraks, (which IS Is not on'ya
4,y,prful 500 rife. b.1t is also cathaF'1e>j r.
Es s. = strong tea Of water raeit}tl seea 4
lasAs 4 with loaf sugar and let the patent
s ~ : fsaeiy Of II, adding ab7Et 2odrepa 81
ME- = sysry IS minutes. II the patients shoun
- - s,.sat freely under this treatineat, uo1l a
nso.s;sv II ears Of corn zrith he shanA on,
i iuaa =, each ear. a few drops Of tue essence
VIZ laansr mint and place the same aFoHnd
~ psr HI Is b.. repeated as often as itacessa-
- do not pretend to otter f'as asa sT z
I, IN IN Medicine. ! do ftol. tIot oetleFe
H. IN such tntng exists but / DO nelleyet
tl,asnnderthe above prescriptions, with pft'E,ef
sa-s;nq more yellow Fever patients can be
.sssd tlha, un!er any other naote oil treat
I'm tbst can possibly be Ee5oFted to. |
Afas$ ], IsBuCALts. /
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

j Yzaa OF ABusDAacE.-IheIa is hish
..4n,fsa of asyeaf of abundant taod.i lnIthe
I p,IIzii,s to which the civilized world mainlsy
iaoE Fl. The supply Of ooetfhe prospects are
Il lafga returIissto the aabors Of agriculture.
n England, where the supply Of food is 6
;aanortand that the effects Of abundance or Of
scarcity extend 70 oil taa. commercial eouT,-
tri,., lie haIyestslha begun earllerthaa usual,
and With favorable weather. In france Wnere
lie peace q Eu%rope.depe1ds largely upon :
vail and IN this country the yield promises
Il ii enormous. The vine that has suffered
.o.pxerIraI!1 oTer the country snow flourish:
IL Is adegree that leaves no doubt that the
vintage selT0 81 1858 promises to take its place
among the great year Of quantity and quality
ne disease that has SO long afflicted it hSS
been mastered, mainly, We b~elieye.tby; the
Application 81 sulphur.-Propsaeace Is45'sal.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

pa HI /. III IL ! Tower, Of Newberp, whip
Ike,| y IL tlssnas ietf him. She was rigbt.
leaRSsas''saf bo11er, and he the ha1 one.
s.sst. h..1el,a track-l.yer. il, Msssac ~
tlau,1. ast, i .sssscondsa with q cousfJe T,bJs
3 MN 1 4s &c preferred nakink trac Is
Ill TIME Saws N.ss.n-Thhs
~. 11a. a4a1tsfddd.f daeflon H. .7iSh' opSt-
IL aisI1sa.n q =. =. 1,s soosssr .Nrxprpt-
r,1sssass featest ronphtade
neutrality-suspicious. that = ,b;;11f1
sfaLs,ss1sAs.gysassSzf'HsssAgeoa three Ysa,s o,,tS al
1pka sssa !, PP4Sfl1falleta 81, y b;eh !. ill.,,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

i, 4 . laEVI 81 i IphRE y ~,Tn.T7a - aost Fl {.
u i, ff.1ed az conversation t1.at turk It's
!; : !. w ne yard in wthicAa, they ara but
I 81. . w q ,rsd flannel il ted as.os4,.d HE ,ytv
~, ~ saousn g trial On the ground. IEhs r.,
IL; s.p eI.,1' napaa1za !d easily tried. and, If afsFe.-
ss s.tlel ptoya q great benefit il re,,,oEr =
~ soslse sofz much loss and ~anooyance fl thss
s,ahsA alesde vanity Of the o{vI -
ploaa DlTT ! taected BY this d, : - H.. ,,,s,., -
IA 4. .. 49, " Inc risk Of seeing strar re- RS
e slens adrag uponshis dignity.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

u. I'm y N A1,,'oa 3 his report to the L,eg 2.
y. .s,e y Tort Tort. Carolina, n sations, The d;scnS.
ss1,. NJ ;s s ISL 3 rocks of Montgorser v
NrieTtn n, 49,. leoetls NJ All ago an
BIZ fIsftssllff /, N. -. s 8 81 aniI2a3 i.se.-
4#@M55SSss A& ltHktSa Hf1frfrt ~. aI%& A. 4tL M O. :
Ion, q NM 100. 49, 81. so contends. there
ID ii ii.eosar;;. - e eas have RESULT
NNsss HI Ssrsna n u. paft OF the eountry
WIZ reatIpriinlcciipIIe. 'a'''es's1soz o.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

~ xaEisl CtBA.-The New York Times
=. ths l7tn insts, publishes a letter from, Its
s'asa1zas o!frfslpondent. saying that the vel
IT,, 49, ,e '.s q ~ very severe in all paris Q fthe
sa,,aau, 81 Sia1aAth present reason. In thirty
fsals ~ n Island has 9 tbeen so generally af-
49, 81 nefs y not q port throughout lis
n 1ss s1 as tilat y entirely free. Since Juns
- t4.lee Afaef1can captains have died thsre
asslaes 3 considerable number Of mates Ind
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
70 Il II
STATE OF LOUISIANA
RiIsIsH OF WEST barren Rough
ETAT DE LA 10 UIsIANE,
pAEoIssE DsouEsT BATON ROUGE

oaRpU si1fEasE DlsrgIcv.-
Dams ~l'afai1e de la Successor, do Richard Wall, deco
dee. No 545. "
TTENDU que Ausastin Leclerea CONNIE admins
u. ftateIraes dites Succession, Il &C Jour anreeist
TIE ttn tableaa ct cainpteIia@l iA *on ainainistraton
de lasilte succession, pour aon1ologation--
AVIS est par lie present DOME que totte opposition
iegalRa fhon1ol }ssstian On dit tableaG e. compile der-
"a etrs fa'te aans#ie bureau do gseHieF IL cette par
oisse saus les trenta jours aui s{l5frpnt Ia premiere
publication de Get ayis. RGo7D HEBERT,
Dnast hatHJa hDnge.%AontI Il, 1875. L. sIe4s Gre1ier. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
DETECTION.

TNE ELECTION sera tenue, commencement q Ia ;ot,
dana 10 4n,e Arrodissement du Juri de Police dc cette
paroisse, sAMEDI, le 4 septembre 1858, aim 'elire
IN r;eTnbre pour Feprete1ifar lie susdld Arrondtsse
rnert dams les Jnsi de Police, pen,lant denx ans, II
dater du preslicr Lunai de JUN dernier. Lea scrutIn
devra etces tenn ouvert q H. n,sison de Mr.. Joacili,a
Ailiat, ct preside pas NM, Eiorard IeRay j. Bite. La
RauVe ct aifrtd Hahert, Gor.s,issiana1res all su ,tes
elections Far erare dn President du Jurl tie police.
#a&3 ~ y "a s.ys$sE T. BERGERON,
Quest Eaton Rouge, lie u 1out, 1858. Grefier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH or FEY E4TDN ROUSE

STATE Dt LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEsy R4TUN ROUGE
" sfxTH nIsTEICT COURT. .
saas Hobbs, &C.,, ct ais, VS. Gabriel I~oubiere, ct ais.
...n No. i473,
T1TTTRTUE Of writ Of 4. IL. to RE 7irectsd in The
} aaove entitled suit. of date the 22nd dav Of J,iy
j. D. 1858. frotrs be 9Th District Court, in aud for sal d
auction 10 the last and highest bidder In trnnt Of tbs
Court House Of Thu Parish, on
Saturday 4tI4 IF September, 1858
1t II o'clock Ak. all the right title ana .oterss
Of the defeadaats Gabriel I.oubiere. ct ais, in ana to
the following described property, To wit: A store
Fook in the name 0 Jsan Lcubiere, open 9th May,
1855, and closed on the 16ta Gay OF septefnber185 BY
se1uestration, containing the following accou pts dne BY
the following persons, to wit WIDOW Ursea Landry.
Eight 67-,0D doiPs Francis. Williams, Thirty 72-lDG
dolls: Raphael Heberf, Twenty two 77-lo0 dolls; j.
Epte. LaBauve. Twenty 31-I0D dolls; Widow P. Gas
sic. Three IS. 10Odol's; ]. L.Peyrcnnin, Five 95-100 dols;
Pascal Fra,chau, TWenty-e;ght 75-l00 dolls. Widow
Y Kirkland, Twentyes six 94-ioo dolls; Eliza Bernard,
Three 500 dolls; Malisaire Rernar:, Five z5-1eo dol's;
sTltaw Q. Blanchard, TGlirtY-tfree $500 do!l9s; The
odore Daigle. Twenty 52.1nD dolls; Tras. Bahin, Two.
100 dnil'a; Jean Gazes, Twenty seven S3,1n9 dolls:
Ed. White, Twent, $1,000 dolls, Widow Jos. sAiilet.
N'ne 20-l00 dolls Jas. {. Woods, One Hundred and
Might 66-Io3 dolls #F.A Woods: Forty Eight 3-loo
Aft. Quinn. -Four Is loo dolls; Flavien TIL
Thirty six 75-1o1dnll'sE: The CAGES, Thirty Seven
Is. 100 dolls: Alf. Haoert, Forty One s5-1ao dolls;
Widow Gri1ai Nine 55l96 dail,s; Widow Simon Ian:
dry, Thirty Four 81 100 doli's ; thaadoris Z Rlanc,
Six 90 100 dolls Willow Ioa. Daigle. sixty-tW0 55-iDn
Fereo' nupu,v, Two 25.le0 dnll's: Maree!iu Tenn
piat. Henty i. 100 dolls: Widow J, Bite. Do,ron, Eight
Bazle I3onguepes Nineteen dolls; An
tome D,no,t, sixty.sixs4-1oo d I,s;@Jos. Breau Four
teen $500 dolls; Narcisse Landry Ten 81 -11D aal.7s;
Foret, Fifteen 5-1o0 dolls; Aft. Bahin, Fif-
$500 dol1's;J.M Fayas5eur Three o. 90 doll'st;s
VIM. Penn, Eight 72 100 doIl's,T " Bird. -Four 600
t7lls; WIN. Wagner. Eight 4os1o doll.s: seyerin ie-
ieune. Two 35-foo d.l1's;; TreFille Landry five rs 100
Islrsore Daigie, Twenty 5a-tno dolls; Wi1oaT
1t Heber5, Four do!l's; Jesse Penn, Two 50. 100 doli,s
Bill IarpirY, Nineteen 32-7oosdolt's; Guy Lahanve.
twenty 4 $500 dolls: Hfas. Febsrt. Nine Is 800 aoll,s:.s
$Kratz Eighteen dol1's Elm Dupns,,- Seven 20 100
iolts: John Collins, Nine % 100 dolls; fudge Hebert.
6D+10D dollar II 10y" %
To pay ant, satisfy said writ of execution.
eas- Terms Of GAS on the spot.
YIN. WHITE. -
Raton Rouge, Aug. 21st, 1868. Sheriff: =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

.
!. TT The City Hall, vas partially estroy~
ID ~ tie o. the 18th inst. The public dor
aments were saved. The fire censnae heed
sthorrttlly after midnight, II, the eupoIa o the
building, md the flames spread SO rapidly
Tat VA soon alIina blaze. The c 4Pola
snd upper partof the main building were
completely destroyed. The pictures IN the
Governors room, arc much Injured. if not
totally destroyed, The fire probably or 4in-
atea from tlhe5 ppyyrotechnic display in b ontzz
off ttaass Atlantic cabIe, and was doubtEesa due
q The cafelessness Of the person who aas The
building u charge. The fire did not extend
70 eittker wing but ~therceateuiz are serious
y damaged. Loss estimated a { so, 600
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
ELECTION NOTICE.

AN Election Wifi heli according to law. ia the
9th Police Jars Word. of this garisia, on SATURDAY.
the 9Th day Of Seftenb.r, uast, 1859, foraSEse p.r
pooa#nf %electing & naaaaber 10 represent saht Wala4
for the term ct two years, Eating from the Rrst aIou.
Of Jaacl!in1 hslIit. Esd and presided over BY Messrs.
Edward Lstsay, J%Bte La Bantes and Alfred Hebert,
COMMISSIONERS Of said election. By order Of the Presi-
dent of the Police Jury. T~.BERGERON,-
West Baton Rouge, aug. 11st 1865. Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
FRESH SUPPLIESitt

THE Subscribers ara now receiving their white
i supplies, fhich will consist OF d general assort-
mert OF Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c. ~4z
They nave 4gu4f received and offer to the traGa
DO Bb1s ofthe popular 0leander FIonrs
u Bbis Deans Wh1skey-mueh aboae proof. .
81 81 Smiths, equally ceIe br4ted. w.. "a ~
50 Boxes Palm Soap, Small Bars,
800 Plain .Eaeon Huns, very choice, 49,.
6 GasksloW priced s. G.. Hams a..
Further SUPPLIES will be constantly coming in III Il!
tEsir stock IS complete.
~ 1 RARBE 4 BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

TAsthe saa.zi q its fall spieador, was
peepifgove. the eastern hills, says a Var kce
paper 8; newly married man exclaimed ...The-
ry9of5thewo isTisingm His wife. who
happened y be citing up at that rr Il nj.
taking the cornIfsIiitmen to herself, 81. q pere.
ouf, ! Wl.at yyoll sasy, deal, it ] had nv SILK
gown. on Ha,11S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.
To Architects, Buil1ers. Contractors, Planter.

TO Architects, Bull lerss Contractors, Planters
and Others %
rT7ffE UNDERSIGNED, would respectfully inform
l. Builders, Planters and the community at large,
that he Is now fully prepared to ,nanutacture BY steam,
power. stshort notice and moderate prices. oval, Gothic
Doors, either fixed or reroltiag Door and W,ndew
Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, &c.
Planning, TGngueing and roosing.iturni of sgery
description ~
Plank dressed to order Of any width unier two t-etr
and O: any thickness under three inches Iir1bers
dressed perfectly trae, Of aay length under t~l,irty-fvs
feet long and twenty inches sluaTe
> sxa-lsll orders addressed 10 me through the Post
gf5cs; Or :. NJ Hart h Co, Of Baton Rouga. viii meet
Will prompt attention. z
ian S s@ F# u J. ". BROWN =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

III Galveston News says that IL is sure
ybat IN bark Ez.A, R4wL!sa landed no ne
groes III: Texas, and thinks they were not
landed ID any part Of the part oil the' United
ttattsass.--E
0lcourte s.ott. The stories about the Iand-
inoof slaves from A Erica IA the United States.
which are occasionally set afoat for d purpose
no rational man can suppose for q moment
have any otiaer foundation than the flrti!e
brains aittheir soFiginators. They are now
understood, and hereafter will scarcely de-.
:elge even Tue ~yesdant.- guNlefiu. f
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
q LouislasIAN RosBsn.-Th= st. Ioui.

I A0O.siAalAa f~0R8EG.--lhe St Louis
Republican 81 the nth says
: man named Taylor, from Louisiana. yss
,oseed, aaatay night, OH board tface u. A.
sef1ary, Of $1,000. He was lv.oe inI .his
ss ss' ! while the boat was in port. With
n's lpNantaIpons on, ii which was bis j,,e|E et-
eapk. = ], aFIag the night he felt something
pallIngga q lhissnockets, and on waxing no|tjis.
eoyeredd mathis none was aona '.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
100 IxANpa WanWEn.
India R.ahhsr Betting.

nIa FEET IN STORE, off 3, 81 atasd 10 rncase
rtSJO 3 audi ply. can furnish aay s:zs belt
ing at snort notice, Srana / inch ply II 9oineh 5 fIs
This betting II naDasaessrs rod under Good yeAY#s pst
snt, and is5su pariprstoi leather lar the fo1neing ria.
sens II has n perfFetlF Enoota and even suFfaseS
Il seld4,o requires EightAnipE naors than oasa:~s
vii arrays run straightss III risn . perfect bezrtng
IN the pulisyy. IL il stronger and rsnrs aufrbls that
leather. It, Gao os sarstaatsy run Ii sgtt place.. NJ
bslltinz. at cost Of o.s tAsrz 2s.s MI. aqsasy-
Aug2a. 4. 5pADFngrhS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
EFAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Parozssc d'Duest Baton ouge,
Do sIXIEaE piITRsC

ST. EoUR Do sIxIEaE pitTRscT.
isaac Hobbs, ct ais VS.. Gabriel L~oabisre, ct ais.
S@ && No. 1913.
Nm FERTU dun oreoe de e. ia. 4 moi a.tarasse dams
u FsEaire ci-dessua. en- date du 22ale jour Juliet.
1858, par Ia Caur. an Eaxfenae district, dams ct pour la
dite paroisae ct Mat, ii sera ctIert en- vents pu biique
au plus offrant ct derniar encaerrisseur, q Ia maison
de Cpur dc cette paroisse,
Samedi, le i septembre, 1853,
e II heures a H., tonz lea titres, aroits ct interets du
def1ndeur. Gabriel I~oabiere. ct ais, les credits ci,ar-
res d%ecrites. sd vei:-Un certain livre s,uvert au nom
tar,,sra 1856, cnntenant des complies de merchandise
e n1agasin It ues PSF lsa personnes ciapres nom
p1nes. Sssaroir WE. Jrsin Landry. IS 81; Francis
Williams. s32 ~: Raphael Hebert. S2277;;J ], Baptist
Labause, 5000, we. Z Cassie, 50 81: y. & Feyron.
min, IS IS; Pascal Fraichau. SIS 7oi We Kirklard.
s2e q; Eliza Bernard. s. %; we. T. Blanchard, s33
SIS; Theodore Daigie, $50 So; Tras. Babtn, So 65; Jean
Czzes. s2T IS: Ed. Wlitt. $50 so, WE. J. allies -
%: Jas. G, Woods, sos 3D. Fla Woods, st2 81; Ale.
Gyrnn. Sd Is: Flavien Ta;Iiar, $50 Is; lie CAFES; s37
IS; ALI. Herbert. Sill a5;EVre. Griffin, 50 20; we.
Simon Landry, s34 CT; Thee. Leblanc, So 90: We.
Jna. Daigle. se2 Is; Fereoi Deputy - Is: Marrelin
~reupIet, $50 II; We. ] gts. Doiroa, IS Is; BaziIe
sreau. 514 SIS; Narcisss Landry SIC %; Dorville For
ct. SIS O5; All Pabin, SIS IS; +. Varasseur. SO So;
Wa Penn. IS u: 7. W, Rird, 81 &c; Wn. Wagner,
8 800; SEVERN Lejeune. 81 35, IEev lie landry, IS z6;
Daisle, SO SO; We. I'd Hebert, 81 90; Jesse
Penn 81 81: Bill Landry, SO 81; Gng 1aRauve, SO
IS; Tras. HILBERT. 50 Is, rr. K-atz, SIS oo;;s EloiDu-
ST IS: John Collins, 50 ~; Judge HebeTt, 81 60;
Bernrrd s525-l6o
Pour "a yer ct ~satisfaire lie dit orare d'e1ecution.
Conditions de ia seats-CoAPTANT.s
Dues: Baton Rouge, aout q, 1855. Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28
DC. Montun
D.s' Montan no. Fl. EIaEta.
Ml0nt0n & M0tto.
DEALERsIN GENERALAN
.Jno. Ell. Malta.

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Beros RoEsE, a. seFtene5sr1s st 1853.
DEAR E,e:--We respeetfi,lly solicit POUR attention IN
nuE laEse and faried zs.aeszof HARDIN AhE. Fl,
a4ltASIiitS LEM EAlsss and SUPPLIES. sI,onJd wi,
aasHF Us VIII, your osdecs, we assure ynn hat evcrv Al
tensioh "att be paid tEfselectiDg from t.ttr. stock. s,;ch
aft'eies that sc are cUufitisnt viii zsaTfsfyin @rsoarE r.
quality and price 'Sa"& V
*naad f&Iaest yonE ttentionst TO d IsFt Of gene
- 80 t :, '.iea-" supply OF which, sseeaarez constantly
Us Af'au Yours respertfniir,
Pc M0tNpAN L Malta.
49, Successors to HHSTAN L HUGUET
1''fneT Of Main and Lafayette streets.
tsaIsos@a 1ane hfatTes.n Fest and corun1nn IRON,
Mrosse Tete, RoSaflale. inc steel. lead ana Y;nr
Yonns and Highland Pat Block Tin. Bell Metal
terns, pafrt6 l;}s Tt-ss-
susat. eAtaa1'lefs q Ladies', Earuishes, Cordage.
Sae1efotpeters $ HLanpH Cook stoves, Cat 7rutterx
Oil. is-suiEite Lime. Germ sa1e.;.rs e,,ss~act,s
Lft and Chain Pumps, fers,
Lead Pipe, Rubber Hnse, Fat Ct ,rY,g. paek,- Var,
,iontegut=& Hall Flows, Gum Patk;nr, CO. -""'
King Red Yankee 10 Pistols Gn.is-r '''
Bflsif.S Hoes and Tools Huusz Ft,rn;s},;,a
Ir5as Hops, I arp's tools, Castings. Furt,a Ssw
Extra Mechanics Tonls, Files. tNc.
Tar, Oaku2n. Pitch. Resin -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-28

LARGUIER & e.

New Arrivals
1S DIRECT FROM THE MANuFACFnRY. #
f. E NEssrEKa GoRNsHUCKERs, with SIDE WHERE'S, to
Waseh may be attached 4 BANn,,s
SOUTHERN CONSCIOUSNESS
SELF SHARPENING HAT CurTBss, .
STRAIGHT do do. E#
IFASoNst - s%-E=
EEsI Il GRASS ST7THEs,
IgaISrGRarLE2
HAHvLRD Pruning SAVE / CaEsa1s,
~ItaSnLED AFAR4NcsTUas. - =
TWfG ClTTgRs. q
.BEsH & BILL Hooks. 8s @ I'D.
sTEEI. HAs5s y 5crFFLEs,
AAs3 LONG 4 SJnRr Handled SPADES & SHoTEiE
at LAkGuiE& It LAN0uESr
cor. Laiayatte t Florida SITS.
NO. s'rtss Hoops
~ JUST RECEIVED AND FOR Sal r. AY#0UR ESU-
Al LOW PRICES. -
HeesFaAp Truss Hoo7s, 81 anu So IsguEs,
RaREE!- 10 DO ~ a1L Il "
Hale BARREI. - do II; 1917 II x
These Hoops are rnaie with extra care.
besides h Large Assortment Of Coopers Tools.
at LARGUIER Il LANUUES.
T.SEstit Cans
4 SrEArs HERMETfcAI SELF ,SRAfssG CANS,
IAfLt'ss & fl2D&ETIs DO De- do
LcDLows s~sFAn1tBLE DO 49, do
At LAEGuIfR & LaNOUES,