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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-12
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
paroisse d Quest Baton Rouge
samedi, 12,ne jour de Mars, 1859
coCR UU sIxIEME DISTRICT.

II heureE NJ, tnutes lea proprleses suivautes, a
partenant 3 In snxdite succession savoir:-Un GER
tain moroccan lot de- terre situe cette parosssa
Hesu.ant a-peu- pres arpent ct un quart de face
su teuye Aisssis$tppi, profoudcur d'apen-
preE dsnx arpents borne hant pa: tcrres dc
Aoa,s Hsehate. bas par cheEin appartenant
aug hereters dc C"le=tn Temple, ct Arrierre par
ssaes teS herctier 1emplet, aTec los amelIoratohs
aul ~ sronYent. Tn autre moreeau de terre aass
stuee en- cete p*roiase vingt tros arpens du acuse
fentenAnt TN &rpent de face, par prcfondeur de
slf sept arpens borne hast par terrea de Famont
fsfbos, en~ bas par un chemin apparteuant Piefre
aetaneon, ains arriere les an,esiora tons
qai ay ,rouveut. La dite terre ouvrant en- arriere
I'm homuae negre nomn,e Baptste, nge de quar-
An1e 40} ana; neg resse Sophie agee de trent
lao) ans ct trois enans Lucte ayee dc sept ans
sntorne agee de quatre ct Heyna, cnfant; Ftoi-
s'ne agae de dix ans; un mu!at: cheyeAux; vaches
oos te corde; peux; poteaux effects mobiIiers; bat
sefssx de cuisine. etc.
Cnutitisns de Ia vente:--Ieg effects raebliars Sc
sont vendus eompsaat pour toute de dix pias-
1es u au dessaus. ct pour toute sou,mes dessus
90 dix piastres, payable tout Janvier proclaim,
les aequereurs fournlron ieurs biiletg enaoHses
Ia aatisaetion de Ia Tutricc ct portant huit pour
esht ainteret apres echeance lusQu'au parfat PAL
hsnt Les tefrga ct esclaves veudus, un cuq-
teh'e compliant 10 jour de Ia vente, ct Ia balance
syaois en- trots tern1es egaux: LIE premiere jour de
fosser aes 1850, 1861 e. 1862. Les acquer-
saes fonrriront eurs billets endosses Ia satalc-
aoh Dc Ia Tutrice payable oftice du Reeordeur de
ess'e paro:ssc. ct pe@tant interet raison de huit
poaf cent par an apres echeance juS1u'au pArtait
pssEent, Ut hypotherue retenu sur es terres ct cs
fases iusquau plein ct dnal pairnent.
WIN. WHITE.
Quest Baton Range, Fevrsr le s, 1859 Sheriff.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parolsze d'Uuest Baton Rouge.

coUE DE sl11EaE DISTRICT,
Dams aGarc dc In succession de VALERIE Ia ndrJ, de-
ccdee. No. SIS.
4 TTEN0U que J: Tras Landry, CONNIE admiEis'r
a de Ia lite succession enreg|stre un conpe pro
yisolre de SOD dams III dite succession
Avis par presentes donne tonte opposition
EIhonologat,on du dit compte sera enregstre '.*nS
L. bureau du Greer de il de arosse dams les r. NE
jours qui suvron Ia premiere publication de Get aEs
". b. HdKBEKL{N,
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars S, 1859. Greiher.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
AROISS LIPIN e S r Q n.

COuR DU HuITlEME DISTRICT.
Dams l'affaire de Ia succession dc a. J. Burgess. de
cetiee No
I'm VERTT dune commission q moi addresse dang
II paTaire ci dessus en- date in 22ne jour du Few.
ricr 1859, par Ia du sne district judiare de Ia
parolsse Livingston, ct Eat sus'Sit, sera odert en-
vente publidne plus otfrant et dermer encherris
seur, la u,aikoa de cour de estte pvroBss douest
Bat Rouge,
Mercredi le s Avrll, 1859,
Il II heures A. H., Ia propriete suvante adpartenunt
= la succiou de J. 4. Burgess. decedee, zavoir
Tn certain de teEre situe dams la paroisse
Quest Baton Rouge, etant Ie quart Nold est de Ia
Section No 9'ngt'quatTe ~ cans le Township sept
~, Range No {ll) Est contenant cent 6niA-
ante treize Soloo Lnque lie terre sera ven"e
les ternes suivante,. savoira I'M credit de IN,
deux ct trois ans--lacquereur fournira ses bullets
bonnie securite, ct hypotheque speciae Getenue
sur la terre jusqu'au paiment final Les snsdlts
billets lie cine (5) ponr cent dintere de
puis date jusquau echeance. ct hnit (s) pour cent
apres echcance jusqu'au painent -
WM. WHITE,
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars S, 1853. Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF West Bato. ouEe,
COrR Dr sIxIEME DtSTRICT.

In matter Succession Of VALERIE landry, deceased.
~ '""">ssr>,x. No. 523
XTTITEHF.AS J. Traa. Landry
w said succrssion, has hled final ts+xss9s VI s
admin ration in the
Notice Is hereby given that all opposition to the
lomulogation Of sAid account must be filed III the
Clerks Office OF said parish within thirty days from
the FIRST publica ton hereof W. 3, CHdMBERLlf,
West Baton Rouge, Ma rch 5, 1859, Clerk.
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So The report WAS received and approved.
Mr.. Armant offered the following resoIu~
ton:
Be it rcsoIpod by ttis House, That the report
of the Special Committee Of Conference in
regard to the Apportionment Bill, on the part
al the House, be and are hereby authorized
to publish in full in at least one Newspaper
in each and every parish Of the State, their
reportson their conference with like Com
mttee on the part OF the Senate.
And the rules being suspended, the resou-
ton was read first and second time, and Mr..
w DOLLY oife red an amendment that = the daily
papers Of New OrIeans' be included in the
resolution, witch was accepted by Mr.. Ar
rpant. Mr.. Randall moved TO amend by add
ing the words u five thousand copies be print
ed for the use OF this House." which amend
r1ent was accepted On motion OF Mr.. Law
rason, the vote Of yeas and nays by which
the resolution may be adopted was added as
an amendment to the resolution, when Mr.
Morse moved to refer the resolution to q
special committee, with instructions to in
qulfe into the cost OF the publication and
printing Mr.. LaWrason moved to lay the
motion of Mr. Morse on the table which was
carried.
ME- Lawrason moved the adoption Of the
resolution, and the yeas and nays being call
ed By Messrs. Morse and Holland, the follow
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MODEL SPEECH IN THE MISSOURI LEG1sI,A.
TnpC

MODEL SPEECH IN THE MISSOURI LEGIsLA.
TURE.
We find the following in tho reports
of the proceedings of the Missouri Lcris.
laturc, on the 7th instant. 1t will at
once occur to the reader of Mr. Pitts
speech, that he is, as his name would i'm
ply, veritablc descendant of Lord Chat.
ham. His chief resemblance to that dis.
tinguised orator is said 10 consist in the
possession of two legs, and head
with nose Oh it. Read Mr.. Pitts
speech.
Mr.. Pitt ofrc,cd the following:
RcSofvea. That the Speaker be author
lied to cause to bo printed and posted
one hundred bills, announcing the sth OF
January, 1859.
Mr.. Abncy-I move to lay that resolu-
tion on the table
Mr. Pitt-Mr Speaker, this House passed
resolutions, sir, to celebrate, in an appro-
pirate manner, the slh Of January. This
is resolution simply asking that notice
be given to the public of that day. We
have declared an intention, and now, when
we come to publish it, some gentleman
is suddenly seized with the "rctrencll-
ment gripes," and s1nrms around like a
long red worm on n pin hook. Gentle
men keep continually talking about econ
omy. | myself do not believe in tying
the public purse with cob.web strings,
but when rctrenchmcnt comes in contact
with patriotism, it assumes the form Of
"smallness." Such economy is like that OF
Old SkInilint, who had pair of boots
made for his little boy, without socs, that
they might last the longer. reverence
" the day we celebrate" 1t is fraught will,
"reminiscences the most stirring; it brings
to mind one Of the grandcst events ever re.
corded i'll letters Of living fire upon the
walls of the temple Of fame by the strong
right arm Of the god Of war! On sucl,
occasions we should rise above party lines
and political distinctions. l never fought
under the banner of Old Hickory, but {" bv
the cternal' | wish / had. If the old war
horse was here now, he would not know his
own children from the side Of Joscpll's coat
of many colors-Whigs, Know Nothings,
Democrats, hard, soft boiled, scrambled and
fried, Lincolnites, Douglasites and Llather.
sixties. l belong to no party am free,
unbridlcd, unsaddled, in the political pas
ture. Like bob tailed bul! in fly time, I
charge around in the high grass and fight
my own flies. Gentlemen, let us show our
llberallty on patriotic occasions. Why,
some men have no more patriotism than
that you could sulf in the eye of a knit
ting needle. Let us not squeeze five cents
Till the eagle Oh it sIucals like locomotive
or an old maid. Let us print the bills and
inform the country that we are rs full Of
patriotism as are Illinois swamps Of tad
poles. don't believe in doing things by
halves. Permit me, MIR. Speaker, to make
a poctical quotation from ono of our no.
blcst authors:
= love to see the grass among the red May roses,
love to see an old gray horse, for when he goes,
he goscs.
After the above speech, the House
refused to lay the resolution on the ia.
h1e
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SILENT INFLUENCE.

Silent influences are continually abou
US on every side, and they are busily per
fecting their mystic work. Unnoted, ir
secret, the diligent task goes on, till the g
gantlc results, in all the finished complete
ness of lnaster-hand that never errs
startles us into the belief, miracle is
wrought. Noiselessly, with untiring vigi
lance, secret agents toll in Natures vast
laboratory, and their grand and mighty
achievements awaken our admiration and
awe. Stealtlily, silently, has the mighty
water changed its course; and where first
but glimpse of the silvcrv sheet could be
caught, the foaming bilows now dash and
roll in their wild sport; and terra firma las
arisen on the other side far beyond, where,
but a little time ago, and the sheeny wave
danced at our very feet. The workings OF
a power unseen spreads from the tiny acorn
the majestic oak. Atom by atom, grain by
grain, rock against rock, pile the lofty
mountains, whose cloud curtaincd SUBMITS,
strouded in eternal SHOWS, pierce far heav.
onward, where the eagle builds not his
eyrIe, and the startled chamois fears TO
climb" Within us, around us, on either
hand, silent influences toll on their mystic
mission, unveiling the destinies of stious.
solving the problems Of worlds. Separated
from ct'leFl'oods hours and friends, far out
on the swelling tide, in stern conflict with
the raging storms that ever assail tie mari.
ner on "life's tempestuous sea-" the silent
influence of gently spoken prcccpt in by
gone years comes TO US to soothe and calm
the troubled spirit, and inc!e higher, no.
bier aspirations. yelling up in perennial
freshness from the record of departed years,
word, a look, comes to us, when the
lips that uttered, the eye that gave, are
closed and still, and tho freed spirit be-
yond-
"That stream, whose narrow tide =
Rhe Known aad unknown worlds divide, -
's solving the hidden mysteries of eternity.
Their silent influence, like the welcome
beacon,' cheers the drear way, dispels the
dsrkening shadows, and casts bright halo
around the gloomy voyage.
On the other side, too, the word Of
scathing, whitening scorn, the tone of Bit
ter, biting irony, the look Of supreme con.
tcmpt, sink-seethipg, ranking to the se-
cret depths Of the llumau soul, to soil and
discolor all the fountains fpurity-to,bow
the broken spirit in agony--to breed acan-
ker there, that shall goad aud urge the
writhing spirit to deeds that
80 -'t Make the devils blush
: Aadangsls and righteous men. rrow pa,s. NJ
BE ye careA,1i then, 0rnnan, Of the words
Of thy mouth, lest wrecked .innocsnce, de,
parted purity, lost hope and trstb, and
even life itself, be- required, at tby
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OH Aye.-With many people the
thought of getting old is great bughear.
AS disconnected with its proximity to the
grave, VIC dread not the time of ripcned
years. when reflections, like deep water, goes
on, all noisclcss but Stirring to the profound
est depths Of The Soul. We do not dread
the bleak December Of life, its quiet night
fall and silver stars. We shall then love
to wander back upon the great broad thea
tre of by gone years, while panoramas Of
beauty i'll the green foliage float around us,
and merry laughter. like rccollectcd music,
is sadder and sweeter. Happy is the ven
cradle man who with years has put up as
sociations upon Which to lean, as tired
giant, wearied with the long and inccssant
toll of life.-AUanta Gu. An,erican.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

The Pr"prirt"rs Of the Abl,"villc Bnpncr and
fmicpcnd"m Press, have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising t" b" charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months will hr charged by the inscr.
ti"n at One Dollar per Sqmar. ut incl,-the
space Of II solid lines less,) for the first iuscr
ton, and Fifty Cents for each subsequent in.
scrtiOu
CTY The Commissioners Shrrf's, Clerks and
Or'limary's Advertisements will be- inserted in
both pnl'crs. racl, charging hnlf price.
cY5- Sheritf's Lcvies. One Dollar each
CFS Ann"nncn. Il Candidate, Five Dollars.
Advertising IN Estray, Two Dollars, to b.
paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer, nt The following rates:
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WHAT'S Woman Am article man.
ufactured by milliners and dressrnakers-
Who wants but little on her head,
But much below TO make her spread
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a 'Sorrowfut Xeart.-If the fear, Of
Having a hard heart makes sorrowful, It
is certain. sign that our heart is NOT
hard,
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"Ihere was time when r almost
thought that your wife bad no tongue at
ALL" said Smith. "Yes," replied Brown
"but It's very longsiuce."
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pens Of the very first writer's of the day.
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receipt of the subscription money. This is pre-
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Gen. e. +. uENNINGSON.
(OF NICARAGUA.)
Col. G. w. CROCKETT.
A. NJ. MlJNSON,
CHARLES BURDErT.
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. d..
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Mis-. ID. VERNON,
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FINLEY JOHNSON,
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Wewitl presehtto every person sending up so
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State Of South Carolina.

State OF South Carolina.
;, ,ABBEKlLLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
O. T. rO5sher' E1'r.
4" and Trustee, Bill for Injunction.
Vs. Consiruotion n,oe.
Joshua Daniel. VIM. ton. &c. ~
IL. Reid, and others. q.
|TaPpearng to my satisfaction thatsehdsto.
l. ,Pher Cox, the children of Cornelius Cox.
decd, the children Of Bailey Cox, decd, the chill.
dren of Leroy Cox, decd, the Children of Ber.
thama Pace, decd, and the children of PhsIsby
Price, decd, defendants in the above statsd qass
and next Of kin Of Jane Bold, decd. lwhoss
number and names are unknown, reside beyond
the limits Of this State. " On motion Of Noble.
Comp SOL, ordered that said Defendants do ap.
pear and plead, answer Or demur TO said Bin Of
Complaint, within three months from the publ.
cation hereof or judgment Pro Co,.tssso will be
taken against them. VI" y i
~" WIN. IT. PARKER, c.xA.D.
Commissioners Office,
JAMIE, 1859. SO 3m
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Agood story il toidisof Mrs.. Dopglas, When
asked recently regarding her politics. Her reply
was, {. Tan Ia old line Whig with pretty strong
Douglas pyoeiiritics.' SO
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JOHN L. CLARK,
REPAlRER OF CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JE :" "ET,-~

"ouLD respectfully inform the ci,i.G
,,.,, zen, Gems Of the District, that he has .AA
h.. ,t,. "''ls:if NJ lodges Depot, where he vii
3e prepared :" execute, witt, promp,ness aI, W.. M
uers IN his line Of business. Uc ia ,ros az Or
pared with all the tools and materials Of III. pre-
ahi 'ccs confident in beng able to o;ya s .,;. a.'
'act.on: All work warranted. s'o s"''''
~ Terms Cash.
April ii, 1868 20
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State of South Caroline
II BBE p}JT HyI.y,,,

hDhE PILLE DIS7RIC,y'
""ce '""'f 81 Cannon Pleas und GcuI se,,;o,,
N. X. Butler '''e0'''
w., Attachment.
,I1I,rp" ",u'j MeGowan, prf's Attorney
w ilhHEAS the Plaintiff did, on the n;u.
dred and i'f', ,v..yy aay Of Noyeher eighteen hun
til" Drfrnda e'g., w me ms declaration against
an" without the limits of this State nnJ i'so "u "o;
liner wlie nor attorney known within ,be son'. n.
upon %"1,n Il copy OF said declaration noht h.
served: IL IS therefore ordered that the sa;J na
,enaant DO appear and plead to the said declar. n
h,"" h." ] %" or before the twentieth day of Novem-
fn,, S%'etn .S,, zen hundred and tiitynine, otherwise
and awarded against him. WV" 10 gwen
c,u MATTHEW MCDONALD, &C.,
--.S-"e'' N"e'' NoV. ~, 1896. 32-l2m
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Remedy for Disappointment in Lif.-
Employment is one of the best remedies
Tor the disappointment of life. Let even
your calamity have the liberal effect of oc-
cnpying you in some active virtue; so
shall you in. manner remember others,
till you forget yourself. = ~.
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IT II R M 81.

II IL I1 M ss
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Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not maid w;,h;,,
six months, and THREE DoLLARs if not maid b.-
fore the end of the year. All subscriu;ons ,ot
limited at the time of subscribing, will he CON.
sidcrcd as indefinite, and will be continued u,t;
arrearagts are paid, or at the option Of the Pro-
prietors. Orders from other States must ;n,o,;
nbiy be accompanied with tho CASH.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Though we have "A penalty for nonpayment
ot subscriptions to our paper when due, it has
not been rg'dlv exacted by our predecessors
an'i we, I" some extent, have followed their ex
ample. Reasons satisfactory TO ourselves have
led ns to the conviction that we should. in oii
cas"s imforc" the penalty. We therefore give
noiic" TINT on and after the LIST of April next
We shall charge for nl subscriptions not mi
within six months, S2.50, aud $500 if not paid
within on" year. Those who come forward and
settle before tI.ti tim" may save something but
those who neglect until alter onr rt,Ic goes into
effect, may rely up"'. paying for their negligence
the full amount of the Irnn,ty.
Experiences, too, has taught Ills that there ,boul,
cce.ling II certain length. We shall, in future
charg" the rx'rss over square, at nlycrtis
ng rates. I" h- charged to the party W ho or,I.rs
it in the paper.
The above terms have been agreed to by IN,
Pr"prIrtors Of the hbbcvillc Banncr and Iudc.
pcndrnt Press.
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he State of South Caroline

1he State of South Carolina
-1dbe"'Ie District.-M Tic Common piso.
n'"'y u; Vs.. r"rne'l' Attachment.
WI" D. Lloyd, SMcGowan, Pies. Awv
w lEREAS The Plaintiff did, on the s;,th
aay OF April, eighteen hundred and 6ftv.
s'ght' lille his declaration against the Defey-
na",, wh"' III Is said,) is absent from and witbon,
tne limits OF this State. and has neither wife nor
a' '.,,","ey known within the same, upon whom a
copy o' the sand declaration might be served.
II Is therefore ordered, that the snid D.rsndsn,
40 Appear and plead to the said declaration. on
or before the seventh day OF April, erhtsen
hundred aud ifty.nne, otherwise final and nh.
so"tr judgment will then be given and awarded
MATTH EW MCDONALD, cc,
Clerks Office, April 8, 1858. 80 ,w
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
EUST received large lot; 10000 very fine
- Cigars, worth from $50 to $50 per thou.
sand: Also, a lot Of very fine chewing Tobacco.
at Sl.25 to $3.50 per lb. Pure French Brandy
certainly made from the juice of the grape
Wines, Whistles, Gins &C., oS the very best
quality that We have been able with much care
and and great expenses to obtain.
u Also, n few empty Barrels for sale.
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN.
June Q, 1858 r.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-24

: Aadangels and righteous men grow pale NJ
BE ye CAREFUL. then, 0 man, Of the words
Of thy mouth, lest wrecked .mnocsnoe, de,
parted purity, lost hope and trs.b, and
even life itself, be- required at tby
hands ~. y Meycurv.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-24
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