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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

During the trial Of ,hirty,scvcn Of the
citizens of Lorain county, Ohio, for res
cuins an alleged fugitive, which is now
in progress in the L. S. District Cour,
at Cleveland, much has been sni abou,
the fugitive slave law, its constitutional
ity, morality, &c. II. Y. Wilson, the
presiding Judge, had remarked that the
fugitive law was "a salutary, christian
and constitutional enactment" Judge
SpauliinG, in the course Of his plea read
the following resolutions which were
passed at mass meeting of the citizen.
Of Cleveland, which WAS held soon afte.
the passage Of the law, and remarked tina,
in the published proceedings Of tina. meet
ing i. appeared ",hst H. V. Wilson, the
worthy presiding officer Of this Court va.
a member of the committee that reported
the resolution The Judge was a little
surprised, but no. amused, at thus hav.
ing old matters revived.
|. Rcsoir.tl, That the passage Of the
Fugitive LAW was an &C, unauthorized by
By the Constitution, hostile to every prin
ciplc Of Justice and humanity. aud, il
perscvered in, fatal to Human Freedom.
I'd. Rcso'r,d, That the law strikes
down some Of the deavcs. principles upon
which our fathers prcdicated their right
70 assert and maintain Their independence,
and is characterized by the most tyranic.
al exercise o: power; aud that i. cannot
be sustained withou. reputia,ing the
doctrines Of the Declaration Of Indcpcnd
ence, and the principles upon which all
free governments rect
8 Rcso,oed, That tyranny CONSIST. in
the wilfu'ly violating, by those in power.
of mans natural iyh, to personal SC.
curity, personal liberty, and private prop
arty; and i. matters not whether the a.,
IS exercised by one man or million Q!
men, i, is equally unjust. unrishteous,
and destructive Of the ends Of all just
governments.
4. R"so|r:d, That regarding some por-
,ions Of the Fugitive Law as uneonsti,u-
.itnal, and the whole Of it as oppressive,
unjust aud unrightcous, We deem it tie
duty of every good citizen to dcnource,
oppose and resist, by all proper means,
the execution Of said laws, and that We
demand its Immediate and unconditional
repeal, and will no, cease to acitate the
question, and use all our powers to secure
that object, until it is accomplished
5. Rr~ired, That we recommend that
meeting Of the citizens of this county
be held at Cleveland on the 26th day of
October instant, 10 consider said law, and
take such action thereon as mry he deem
cd "xpedicut
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
The Slavery Party..Its Plato

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n.mo.-a,;, na.s;n "' ,' 'o,'os; q 60, tic
n ,ho T.rr;tor;o. :" ~''"s s'~''s
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~; ,bs T.r.;,n.;:u, r",n ,,I1: -" > f.II,e
,Irs:, b., 49,. ~ P."',' 'e.'1
5000 J ~ w. won &C Do"s'', "''."' ~ IN
1Ta;,oa So. '"e "up'e'"o o'a ., o. o, s"s
bnldor ,ba 49,. ., Ivy. -: ~ ''' '.'s'. =.
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nso,.r,' .nS i "%" " ,h G E., rs a.
r nfnnn, - n.ts., ~" s's' a. y ~ y
.'"""' ~ P'''r'' "'" I" ne Pe"err'ee
fos"S'e.' " S"" i"npeI7y ~ any i'F-
49, - "" ~ $500 T,ssu o.a.es '""' "n' L
,oP,. W =" " '.V' ''' =" c'"s'''a l.
So p.p,"'''9 ~ '".'' 'a"''ss'on ~ d
80 n1S' N'p S'I = = IT, ihtS' can
that when thew sF,u b,vo framed :, Cnn'
stituton, and ask to be admitted as a
State. iftheir Constitution be republic
an !" FORM ana II they have complied
Cnnar r~0 p"ps s. laws s ~ o.. o. Ct le'pse's'
whether its Consultation nerm;, Or n-o
hibit Slavery"
As 'the Democratic doctrine respect
I'M d'a'e'y n the Territories, this
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

There is rebellion in Louisiana against
the author OF the Plaqucminc frauds. The
Slaveocracy Of that State who have en-,
dured in their or ,anization the practices
which Mr.. Slidcll has been in the habit
of playing upon the opposition, are up IN
arms against his domination. Tn,
cheating rufianlsm, aud corruption which
have kept down his political cncmic,
have been extensively rcsorted to for III,
control Of his political friends-so much
50 that they are goaded j. to rebellion.
and where lately, as in illinois, there WA
ao impact and unconqueruble party,ther
are two factions nrrayed in dead hos
,ility ugaluot each other. Sidcll, III,
impcrsonation of all that's vile in tn,
American political system, is. as thu
friend Of MIR. Buchanan, at the head
one; and Mr., Soule, the fillibuster ana
the friend of Douglas, the champion o,
the other. The teud, long smothered il.
in the presence Of an enemy that wa>
strong enough to command respect, ha>
broken out ut last. all the more vinlen,l,
by reason Of its late suppression ; and at
a meeting Of the New Orleans Democracy
Mr. Soule gave way to hrs passions, and
in haranguc, remarkable for its bitter
ness, and We may say truthfulncss ais"
laid his own aud the grievances of his
friends before the party Of his State
Y" Republican. however Black" cold
have said SO many Sentences as many just
aud proper things because no Republic
N, no matter how we'll informed, is 50
vel! read up in the crimes Of which the
Democracy are guilty. His exposition
Of the conduct Of Slidell and his friends
i. scathing, and no doub, just and well
! deserved; while the reply of Mr.. Slider.
organs, the Baton Rouge Adc,cate
wherein Mr. Soule in return is hauled
over the Goals, is no less bitter, aud
perhaps not whit less severe. The war
thus commenced will have but one end.
One or the other of these leaders must
70 to the wall Which one it will be, it
is no Republicans care to inquire. If
before the quarrel i. over they will busy
| themselves in telling the truth which the
country ought to know, the cause of de
ceney and morality may gain much by
the fight Gro i, Soule Pitch 10 Slidell
Pres d Tribune
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Republican State Convention.

4 State Convention Of the Republicans OF Iowa
10 called to assemble by their delegates. at the
city Of Des 4oines, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on Wed.
nesday the 22d day Of June, 1858, for the nomina.
tion OF ofccrs to be elected At the general cleo.
ton in October OF this year. Candidates are to
b selected for the Offices Of Governor, Lieuten.
ant Governor and three Judges Of the supreme
Court. The Convention will take such other nc.
ton ~ may In its opinion. contribute to the sue
cess VI the principles and organization Of the
Republican Party Of this State, and Of the Union.
Every organized county win he entitled to enc
Delegate in the Convention: and to one addition.
81 delegate for each loo voters (afler the first 90
and Tor any additional fraction Of 50 or more
votes, east at the last General Election for lion.
I'll All sells, as Secretary OF State.
The attention Of the Republ can Central Com.
Ditees Of their re pectlve counties Is directed to
she calling of the County Conventions for the ap.
pointment Of delegates in the ratio above stated.
and for eiIisisnt organization preparatory to the
kAu-sAs-
JOHN A. KAssoH,
II. NJ. H0xIE.
III. RCsCH,
On. COOLEY,
q. II. JEROME,
r. l.. Il. CLARKE,
THOMAS sEELY,
RssGIhtssSfG.s Cs.:Ta! Cs~mit,ss.
pss foines, March 26tA, 1850.
Cedar County il entitled to ten delegates.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

The opposition that the destruction
Of llerculaneum aud Pompeii was due to
a shower Of stones aud cindcrs from We
suvlus has been called in question by a
Frenchman. NJ. Dufrenoy. lie fnds
closel y covered cellars into which the
cinders could not have fallen. their GOV.
ering being perfect, which are filled with
tufa. He supposes that this could have
been deposited only by water. An addi,
tional proof is tina, the tufa itself is com,
posed mainly of matter which must have
been de posted BY water.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
Wholesale Murder in Maine.

BANGOR, Nc, April l3.-Marshall
Potter, who was arrested day or two
since, charged with having murdered his
mother, two brothers and nephew, a,
Lee, was brought here yesterday and
committed to Jail In his confession he
says lie made clean sweep Of the whole
family, stole all the mon.y and burned
the house to hide his guilt lie shows
no particular feeling about the matter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

NOTICE Ia hereby given. that the last will An |
~ Testament ofJohn Hardacre, deceased, late
ofCedar county, state ofIowa, WAS publicly read
At the March term II the County Court III said
Cedar county, whereupon IL W. . ordered tina, IN =
time fer proving the same he the Nav term A u.
is's ~ sa'd co,r'. ct which time all persons in
r. rested In said estate are required t. aupasr
show canse. il any they have. against the probate
Of said will.
by order Of the Connty Court of said county
this 18th day Of March. A. y. 1859
law. GEORGE SMITH, Go. Judge
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

SIGSIfIcANT,-We are informed tina.
there are applications now in the hands
Of the Receiver, for all the "hit (l24c)
lands in the southern part Of this State
II will be remembered that no one per-
son can cntcr more than three hundred
and twenty acres. These lands are very
rapidly becoming settled upon and irn-
proved BY free whie men - M,ssomri
Democrat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

BosToN. Wednesday. Anril

bosTON, " edhcsday, April I3.
The anniversary Of Thomas Jefferson .
birthday was observed this evening n.
the Parker House, which was we'll At,
tended. Ex Gov. Boutwell, presided,
among the principal speakers we're the
Hon. john p. Hale. the Hon. Henry
Wilson. Charles Schurtz of Missouri,
and Noah Smith jr,. of Maine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
Reaction afSen,iment against Sickle.

WASHINGTON, April Il The belief
now strongly obtains that the jury will
disagree in the Slckes case, owing TO tho
Faction produced by his wiIe's confss-
ion, which bears internal evidence Of
having been dictated as preliminary to
the homicide. His counsel. however,
still boas. confidently Of his acqui,al.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

Dr.. Smith Of Durham, Ct At the late
election in that State, when shout to put
. Republican vote in the bullot box, was
challenged by Democratic Selectman.
He replied to his challenger, Il have
voted in Durham 50 years, and that was
before you were born T. The village
father retired. The venerable Doctor is
81 years Of age, and considers himself
old enough to know which is the bes,
ticket.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

~ A Paris letter. wri,ser says thss
Spanish o6cial papers announce that the
Queen had presented her portrait to the
American Minister, Mr.. Dodge, At has
n'ost earsest rean.a. His ExceIlency
VS. too modest. He should kav, asked
that the portrait be miniature set 10 dia-
monds on a gold snuff boz.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
The OBERLIN RESCUE CAsE.-Busl

The OBERLIN RESCUE CAsE.-Bush.
mol ,one of the rcscuers has been convicted
The Judge refused to grant the othe dc.
feudants . new jury. whereupon they
gave them'elves up to the Court refus.
ing 70 defend themselves or appear by
counsel, and refused TO give any bail, or
even their word of honor, to appear and
they were sent to Jail,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

A company of colored gentleman from
Liberia have recently bought . ship.
which they intend for tho commerce Of
the African coast. The Hon. j d.
johnson, Of the Legislature Of Liberia,
f,rmerly poor barber Of this city, il one
Of the prineipals. The ship will take out
from Now York some forty emigrants to
Africa She will sail in week or two
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
MISS BRL uER's NEW WORK.
The Four Sisters.
Tale IF .S"ciai and Domestic Life
IN N,s~,fD,,

4 Tale IF S"ciai and Domestic Life
in Sr-,irn.
BY FREDERlKA BREMER
Author Of '.The Neighbour" .Nina," The II. Yani.
ly," etc. Translated ny Mary Howit. Complete in
one volume neatly bound in cloth. for LES, two
volumes. paper cover, for 1l.OD.
Read what the editor Of the Sunday nspateh SAYS Of
literature will welcome this Translation - Nary iIoxftt
u the last story Of the gentle and amahr Swedish au
thoress. The purity Of the writings of Miss Bremen
the sympathetic power and the excellent morals which
she inc ulcates renders her every
family This story quite her best and proceeds with
mild and artistic deiineation to the dennumant."
Read what the editor Of the Saturday Evening Pos.
says: 1.-THE -Four Sisters, by Frederick Bremen. Is
VI those novels, ~ this genial author which have
pleasantly opened to us the doors of Swedish homes
EARNED our hearts in the cheerful Are side shadows
made US familiar with the lights Of Ssedi sh life.'
Read what the Daily Times says: Miss Bremen
possesses beyond any living writer % her class. the
power OF realizing TO the Imagination every individual
she Introduce Tse moral hetuty and wonanly purity
Shich steadily iliumnates her narrative must elicit
admiration from Gil persons We advise all to buy and
read this book"
Copies 81 either edition Of the above work will I've sent
to any person to any part Of the United states free
postage on their RENTING the price Of the edition they
may wish, to the publishers in letter Address all or
ders, 7. d. PETERSON Il BROS,
No 16 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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~ The remarkable fact il stated in
Halls Journal Of Health, that Of the five
thousand persons tried last year before
the NV York Court Of Sessions, only
ninety:fcnr rere amber vheu arrested.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
NJ The Albany Epeniug .Journ

~ The Albany Evening Journal
SAYS: "Uuder its new pro. D c,us, the
Washington Union j. to be changed to
The Constitu ION. This is after the
fashion Of pirates, who hoist the fsc of
the nation they mean to plumber. I'm
der its former title, the paper has done
ito best to distr:c. and dcvide the Union,
aud under the latter, We suppose, it will
pervert and assail the Constitution.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

A NOTE. bearing date June 22d, 1858, dne one
~ hundred days fr"m date, made by WV. W
WILEY IN favor Of NAPoLxos For FOR the sum .,
thirty-dve dollars and seventy. nine cents, with
interest st the rate Of ten per cent per annnm.
] hereby csutior any person against trading for
Aaid note. \. rOf.
Upton, April 'lth lsko:4v
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PUBLIC NOTICE
''Du ant Flour Mill Com,auv..

nEhERl OWEN that Company has been
1 formed in Cedar county, iowa for the IN ann.
iaeturs Of wheat four" a-d have incorporated
themselves under the name and style If the
''Du ant Flour Mill Compauy.,'
Its min'ipal place of bushes. being in the
town OF Duran, Cedar county, Iowa.
me s. ner"l IA u 90: the business is the man,
afasture Of whea. fou-
Inc amount OF tile capital stock authorized il
h'e Ia a>ahd dollars. with the privilege ia in.
crease the samt to twtniy no lsand doIlars-to
commence business when fUar O Island d,il,ua
OF the capital stccl il subacri4sd
Inc coip"ration Is toComa nee on tho frs,
day OF APRIL A. ID. 1859, and continue fifteen
Years.
The business 10 'e managed and controlled ly
hVe Directors elected annually Oh the frs sat
ufaas III June. ene Of whom to lie President and
may employ suth agents a. M he Necessary
lie highest amount OF iadehte hess at ANY one
hne Is hot to eA,eed two thirds of the r,li al
stock i
fffate property of stockholders to be exempt
rom the corporate dcbis
:, 'a,oo weaver Jr is elected President and
Henry y Downs. Esq. secretary
Ap il 9th i-5g--1x
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Providence Election.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., April Is The
second trial in this city to elect members
of the General Assembly has resulted in
the choice Of the American Republicans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
NJ The Washington corresponds

~ The Washington correspondent
Of Forney's Press. says:
Mr. Buchanan has written very hu-
initiating letter TO Bennett, spologizinc
to him for the attack upon tho Herald
and its editor, which appeared in the
Cn"n prior to the change Of the pro-
prie,orship. This accounts pretty salts
factorily for the silence of III Herald in
regard to the assault Of the Eaion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

Ba- Mrs. Jonc, says she would 10 like
\ little charge Jonc. offers her two
and six prrre Tor half-a- crown.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

ted By oil to be the main one nov before
the American people.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

me .sserM newspapers IN tho southern divi,.
ion Of the District OF Iowa will nl.as. IN -. ~ :
above I'D days previous to the nr., of June my,
IN their weekly papers, and send their I'M. ~
duplicate, to the u MARSHALL, ct the juno tam
OF the court, ut kcokuk, for payment ~ ="
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

~ The men Who were taken on the
SLAYER Echo, have just been acquitted =.
Charleston.
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OFFICE OF TIL. L. $ MARSHAL,

OFfloH Of The Z. MAkSIAL,
Lscia'te. Iowa, March ~ 1859
obedience 10 law. and the f. lowing ,rder
L notice - hereby given, that o t-a IN Of the U
= district Court Tor ,he southern division II the
i'sl,iet ct Iowa. will lie held Al keokuk, in said
asision and district on the first M,nd " in June
heAe Laurel ST MMEKS,
L. >. Marshal for the District o.. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

EhEhsoNs Patent Sugar Cane crusber. which .hou,.
he in the hands sfevsry Farmer. 'hou'a
rcr >s'- Ny JAG 4 uv-p
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T'LoWs.-The ceiebrated Clipper plovs. pov a. ~
tensively In use, can he had q "" 81 OK
Upton, April y. JAa l. r Avn.
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REAPERs AND MOwERS.-Msnpy's L nriv,ed Pat
ent Adjustable Reaper and Mower Combined. also
Atkins Self RAker, for sale by JAS. Il {. A. MYER
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LOST OR NlSLAID.

4 NOTE bearing date July 3D.. 1857, made by
~ Henry Crow in favor Of Nathan rerfng for
the sum of sixty eoilar.. with interest at ten per
cent per AMMAN from date. The public are he re-
by eautiot y not to Il, de for said note
Upton, March 5, ls591iw AMOS CERFING
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1859,
Spring Trade 1!

Q. n. SCRTvEN. s. Dearborn ~ CHICAGO
10 authorized to receive advertisements for this paper
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In pursuance Of the requi emcnts " an Act of
Congress, approved March I'D, 1853 reyuiu inc
..e ter"s Of the District Court of Il! United
s.a"s' ,er the District OF Iowa. II is hereby or.
eered that term Of said Court. for IN. sou,,.,n
DIVISION, be held at keoknk. in sad state Ia
commence on the first Monday OF June. lsjo.-
gu will give notice and sumlnsn the p,,,. AMI
And Ju les accordingly.
SEAL Judge of the District c. =, ny Q. ! 70,
the District Of Iowa
To LAUREL SUMMERS. Esq, and Jons C. Rruxs
Asq, Marsha! .nd CLERK of said Court lsv5
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5000 Bundles Wire rencinc.

5000 Bundles Wire Fencing.
We are repaired To m Ike contracts with deal
ers Tor hrst quality Annealea Fence Wire Nos =
an IN IN tntites of not less than one ton de-
INef'eie Al Our Warehouse at any time previous
!" tue hfst day OF June next--;ise per cent cash
10 he paid when the contract ia made, balance
Oh delivery Pu ehasers are invited to CORES.
pond with u.. THOS. :, DECKER az
- I'm
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A Good Hit.

7 ~
pss foiaes, March goth, 1859.
Cedar County il entitled to ten delegates.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26

buggy and gears; five axes; spade; four hoes;
one Acut saw; ol4e side s.d.lle saddle and bri-
die; seventeen head Of hogs; household furniture;
twelve head Of cattle; one shot gum one lot of
kitchen Furniture: crockery ware, etc, etc.
The slaves to be sold one fifth CASH and the balance
in three equal lnstalments payable on the lst day
OF March of the years 1860 1861 and 1862 The land
to be sold payable in three ual Samens pa yable
on the lst of farch the other notes. 1850 1851 and
S62 The purchaser of the land and slaves TO fur
nsh their notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the
TutriS, and payable at the Office OF the Recorder Of
due till paid and special mortgag with vendors PRIV
iege retained on the land and slaves until full ard
final payment thereof. T. BERG ERON,
W est Baton Rouge, March 19 1859, D, S,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26
e 80 ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAROIssE DsoUEsT BATON ROUGE.
CoUR DU sIxIE11E DISTRICT,

COUR D. sIXIEME DISTRICT.
Dams Tafairc de Ia succession de Wm. Eckles dece-
Hg4p dee No. 592.
TN VERTU dine commission moi adrcsse dams
5lL laTaire ci dessus par la Cour tu S,Seme Dist
fet Etat susdita. dams affre ci-dessus en- Fare du
II Mars 1859, otleta vente pub7ique au slus Off
rant1e ct deIner encherrisSepra la derntcr residence
dN dece, sur lc Grand Rayou en- &C paroiscs.
Jeudi, le 81 Abri], 1859,
j heures NJ, les proprietes c-ap1es decrlte et
appartenant a Il susdite SUCCESSION savoir:--
*Un certrn morcenu de terre situe dams cette par
ojsse, ct desgne CONNIE eaut lie quart Sud-ouest de
Ia section NosDxhuit dams le township six du range
Onze Est, contenant cent soiSane acres.
Dick nlulatre agi de vingt-huit ans;
Billy, negre homme agi de solxante ans,
Maria, .negr agee de vngt aus ct deux
fans Billy, age de six 1ns ct Fanny agie dc ans
Marie, mula ttresse$agie de vlngt ans; etVieie Ma
rie agie de guaranteeing ans.
Co Tn ponl; uIe mulle;s une jument ct son ponlin;
une charrette-a-cheva1;d des harnais; buggy ct
harnas; un lot de cochons; lot de betesa cornes
un lot de mais; fournture de naison, etc, etc.
Condition de la vente.-Les effects mobilicrs seront
vendus compliant. Les esclaves cine ueme com
ptant ct la balapce payable en- tro,s termes egaos.
de Mars des annees l860 1861 ct 1862 La terre
sera venduc payable en- trois termes egaux, CONNIE
les autres blllets, lie Ter de Mars des 1860 IS
81 ct 1882 Les~cqueleurs fournFont leurs bi1ets
Pofice du Recorder de cette parosse, portant neret
rason de butt pour cent. par an apres echeance
jusqu'au palment, ct hypotheque retenne, avcc le
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Quest Baton Kouge, Mars 10, 1859: D. S.