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LIFE AND DEATH At SANDUskI.-The Regis
ter of the 25th instances the following painful
Sandusky is not without her own elopement
case, which has transpired under unusually
painful circumstances. A German who has been
pinIng away with consumption for the last year,
was deserted By his unfaithful wife on Tuesday
last, who stripped the house of every article of
value, except the couch on which the dying man
lay, and cooking stove, and left the city in
company with neighbor, who leaves wife
and children behind him. The whereabouts Of
the guilty pairare stpresent unknown. Theshock
proved too great for the enfeebled husband, and
death relieved him from his sufferings the sue
ceeding night No friend remained to minister
to him in his dying moments but young broth
sr, mere lad. Strangers performed the last
sad rites at his grave % o,..r-- -7sa-9 if
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LAST DkY.-The Panorama of Niagara Falls,
which has never been surpassed and probably new
er equalled by any painting WILDE exhibited here
but one day more This afternoon an exhibition
viii be given at O'Clock for the benefit especially
of children. and we hope that this beautiful repre-
senIation Of one Of the grand wonders Of the world
will not be suffered to lesve the city before being
Witnessed by muititudss Of children. who may
thus easily and quickly get atrue and definite idea
of Niagara as it is. The painting has not been ap
preciAted andEisited while here as it should have
been. Let change for the better be manifest
this afternoon and evening
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The Oldest Meeting House.

-,
The old ~ nitarlan) meeting house OF the ttst
parish In aingham was erected In l6Sl-2 Its
the Oldest house OF WorshiP IN New England,
anu saia 70 DC sne oloest1n the country except
one IN jamestown va, which has ceased to be
occupied, ana, for angnt tnat sPpears, may stih
serve the parish for NIFTY years to come. The
Pastorate OF this church has been vacant but
little more than two years elnee IoS5-a period
OF 223 years. The house Is nearly square on the
ground, with what Is called hiP-roof; or four
roots--one on each SIDE, rlsllg 70 point IN the
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CLEVELAND. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1859

ELYRIA PREssYTERy.-The next quarterly
meeting of the Elyria Presbytery will be held
at the Brick Church in Medina, on Thursday,
the 9Th Of April next. Public services viii COM
mence at . P. N. 49,.
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HvRFER FOR APRn-Cobb Co. have received
Harper for April. It's leading Illustrated articles
are, wrecking On the Florida Keys, the Christian
Martyrs of Madagascar The Red River Trail, all
handsomely Illustrated The continuation of the
virguans ami. Miscellaneous articles with the Ed
itOrs Drawer, ever redolsut Of humor and fan, ill
up the number which Is an unusually good one
Bsyard Taylor contributes s piece Of poetry with
the barbarOus name Of Porphyrogenitus which is
quite pretty. s-4 .-E .l.s55. l.s taA.
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r The Catholic Hiearchy, in the United
States is composed Of seven provihees--Balti-
more, Cincinnati. New 0dsans, New York,
Oregon. San Francisco, and St, Louis There
are nine bishops or lcoadjutors in the province
of Baltimore; eight IN Cincinnati siz IN New
Orleans; nine in New York; three IN Oregon;
two in San Francisco, and nine IN St Louis.-
The whole number Of Catholic AIchbiahops and
Bishops in the United States il fifty. z0Ii Iii.
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ton during the season Tor England.

The CHESS sMATca-CLEyELASD YIcrosIous.
The second game of Chess between the Cleveland
and Detroit Chess Clubs has terminated in favor Of
the former The Detroit papers must stop their
growing until the third game is played. We give
the entire game below, Which,it viii be seen con
sisted Of less than half the number Of moves Of the
frst one
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JOHN WESLEY ON SHORT SERMoNs.-The
Boston Journal recently published a brief letter
from John Wesley to his friend, Mrs. johnson,
of New York, said not to have been in PRINT
before. 1t is dated London, Feb.-l6, l777, and
contains the following sensible paragraph, just
as applicable now as then a'raaiz5 ~
If any, then, of the preachers exceed their
time, (about one hour in the whole seryice,)
hope you will always put them in mind what is
the Methodist Rule People imagine the longer
the sermon is, the more good it win do. This
is grand mistake The help done on earth
God doeth it himself And be does not need
that we should use many words.
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AEREsrED FOR FoReEEY.-A youEg man aam.
ed Sylvester Acker, who has been spending some
time and money at Toledo, was yesterday morning
arrested by Depot officer Clark Warren On the ar
rival Of the train from Toledo He Is charged with
forgery in that city. Some worthless bank bills
were found on his person when arrested he was
formerly butcher in New York and has been liy.
ing rather absolutely for some time past He viii
be taken to Toledo this morning.
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Stoves and ERameled Crates. t $.
". L. Marvin,
No. 4s South Side Public Square, nearly OPPo
b site the Old Court House, -

No. 42 South Side Public Square, nearly oPPo-
sits the Old Court House,
HlHANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
OafronaEs Of his frls1ds md the iess of n.nkih,
urinE the pass Fa trade 4 letermned 2 eoe eui
Ks IarEs VaTfefy of COOKING, PkKLO2. HALL and
OFFICE, sL2IEs and EHiAA1EIEp GKiH GKAIhs II = a
HIS MANmoF co0KJEe STOVES AsE Hatsls,ss,,s ~
his Victor Cookng Stoves for privats i.miles
His Hot Air Parl9S Heater for P.Tiors oI
HGsea, Churcha4 Sio7es, nlade for
are % constructed that II answers eher TT sose ~
furnace. OF both aombiAso, ma tsretpIe VI.
much more heat than any other sVt IN the y :
neat, handsome and dar BILE aud AZ Elyinf :,
tioa to many OF our best citizens. his =
made oTnl or parIors huras coke hsr CO g -
economy md neatness also gives perieet
ThF n Eaaf and raosf usirzble 1yles OF EHAbtELkD
CRATES oa had a. The lQyesi pFleef - -, -. q =
IA rnS1u fsefures ard Keep sunpls F.l Iut t1trfr
snd sheet fIsa Wars. HOUSE 80 FOANlSHIS0 cOof $
alssay9 o. sata: Sos5ivg done oa shcft uotics
All are rsspsoffnll soliri.sa te sa pulrhss 8
slssEhsrs, q he "a and sfspa 1,rs,l q
ssas ~. - soutA ssda Fbblis SQUARE. 3.
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BIsLI socIETY.-Fhs Fifth Anniversary Of the
Cleveland Bible sOcisty WIN be held At the Second
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening.
March 3oth, athaIf pzst seven. :. % s.,ss ssg
Ths annual Reports win be presented. and adj
dresses made By Rev A. Wheeler, and Rev. VIM
q. Goodrich. 49,
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Ine public are invited 70 attend

Faz Hay ogEEs.-This boat arrived from De-
rottyezerday aaenoon. bringing down afulI load
principally hsh and potatoes. She was loaded AZ
most to the waters edge. spch treights viii pay.
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MORNlNG, !, LEADER.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
Presbyterian General Assembly.

The meeting of the General Assembly, 70.
81 of the Presbyterian Church of the United
States, will be held at Indianapolis on the 10Th
of May next. The central position, and railroad
facilities centering there, It is anticipated will
add considerably to the usual large attendance
Two years ago the General Assembly at Lex
ington, Kentucky, numbered about 800, and an
attendance of from $50 to 400 is looked for at
Indianapolis. The generous hospitaIities of
the churches and people will be extended to
the members of the Assembly.
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MISSIONARY TO CHINcHA IsLANDs-The Rev
J. A. Swaney, of the Pittsburgh Conference,
now stationed in Allegheny City, has been ap.
pointed to open mission in 0allaO and the
Chincha Islands, among foreign residents and
seamen. under the auspices of the American
Seamen's Friend Society. He viii sail from
New York about the middle Of April. '.
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: 9air Upe.....ss :

nYING ECONOMY-FOR BAR
~ bers gASsErT HAlR D II z grs1i des.ss5asliI. \,
large sna anzntlies a y cent less y9n esa
purchase any other dye IN the country boie tnA -
nay 81 for tho hed Ter ily CENT.
aud 90 further Tor the same quantity You es1 g. "a ~
shade desire fren light shade 70 brerEn snaoe rlAlk
black and giyes best satisfaction % ~
ing keeps natural ap aTanrs fqr saie y. a
Retail hY VIZ. T. AMBU SH ~ s3Pe5lo. -
nyi3dtfk t1 laa Eegulsrig apthof1zea Aee
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Rouse's Block. frOating the Square.
,v,as lad izl- .dl iiliE ,sli- a u Hs r-l 1s
FOR SALE "A CORNER LOT
Also. Brici House aId s0t on Eoeiid street.
Also. Rrck House and Lot on Lake Stree. sr..s. !
Also, fne bck House and Lot Superior west of
Erie, haxng modern conSe1iences. .t--s -
Psast SiR ~eS fsS f i eaS ss
Xso. good HOUSE and 1, worth about 81 900 for which
in. gaznG farm and the balance in cash will be paid
FOB RENr-HOus's near 10 bqsi7sss; Is 3 s,,,ru
FOR, ,SALE-House and Let on Eu-
IL cid street; avery desirable place Price $500
Also. House and Lot Huron Street, with good i'm
Gi.o sst ss.: Fs.idaSss an three minutes walk
Of ne ne Po,t S29 o1ss sTl's g go
Ais, two House. and franklin Street, West SIDE
Also HOUSE and Lot IN 81 Charles street Pries 500
Also seyeFal small isssskolds within short distance o.
Also, I'll H. 6cS actss Forming and Timber Lands in wiscun
n well located including some improved farms far sale
] JAMS ,,..n...n.ll H R. SMITH Z co,
EOR, SALE OR, EXCHANGE 80
acres q Land z acres cleared with inprOysmsnis,i
m WI ssl.: s1soss1Pss ssos ~ SE 2
s1 S1 I ~ ~ III Lana II % e1enAnge
Ale 90 acre: q Farm Land in Northern II
1I.o tSrss .na Farms, about ii miles from the city, to
AIS AOuse add Lot 4. LO. BssxO feet deep; barns,
u; isnss Is y =, rl''e siYS1aH Smith CO.
/ IWANTED-A Lot about 80 Feet
IL ~ font within ten aiuutss' yak Of tas Post once foE
11S janis s. sr--- ~ H R. SMITH { CO.
| WANTED-200 ACRES Of PINE
aNN LAND IN AIiehEan. H R. SMITH 4 co.
IWANTED-107OR OR 70 ACRES OF
w Good Garden Land At neara Plank Road leac inl
out ofthe city, with imprOse nsnt1 s,,,,,, ,.,
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Goal Dealers
Sterling Coal.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
herewith for your eons' Grafton several satemsut
m regard 10 the above named Coal. Fer aTf'ssI
GAS PURP OSES r .s
it is not ekeelleil BY asy offered in this country We
prepared 10 sup0ly the in any amount and upOa
moat favorable terms. z -. Hlll--lI 'Tlr
We are, yours respectfully,
- F. BUTTS CO.. C1evsland o
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Milinerp,
WILL OPEN
Go5dffo ouO Giours.

f0HN5 LYMAN, AanufaetaFer, and y
II SSsolee.le and Retail dealer IN TOBACCO SNUFEt
s1f (lGHRs in HsTitt's steam Power Hloes. We s. -
aslI Canal saHin' oi'''land' ono 's'ai' M usz5
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sGs 9.bii 4 sH0lssal' and F's'il ss 4 corr CO. {

T a PLATA: the Argentine Confsde-
fafion a1d paInrrfgv benFoa narafve Of Expio-
rtlon Offhs Trsbufarss the Rter L ats and ia
csnt countries during the ish % nd D. under
: ~ THOMAS ). PxGE. U1s NJ with maj p snd Ausas-
'ps lssSs iSaf'A''ns EFties esia s-coBs cos
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coai 81 3. 81 "a 80 "a Is "a

Coal 2.sz0 rs, or4 13-l00 feet 10 the b. n
This last test satissd sa with good heats We can
zoIk on ~ 6ns or 455 ns Coal four hours c0Eplsfs
ne % - s Coal produced s51 bushels Coke,
llO Dusnels Coke to bushel of Coal The Coke very
clean and bright andgaTe peculiar satisfaction
zes and eusfome We found very little phur and the
as atn9usn not subjected 70 practical anaisss
ed as good any make ~ ~ : =
On the whole highly pleased win the SterlinE
Coal We think viii make more Gas than the Er1e
Soa OF IS good quality, and make The yield Of
Coke is not IS great from the C0als fhnk
= oefteT article as far have Put his
statement an as good shape might hare done. bat the
acts Inch are OF any value here you arrange
to suit yourself Haste my apology. nf'I sa-lf nr
Another year Will be likely .nd favori' with 0as
Companies give the next Of Coz pay
ments, &c. Yours yery truly
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.0fI' Z. p%IEGHr 5IS!IEi ELLIS. sssr..sIy an

walter G n okias. Tsops.rsir our ,rgTts lave 81
SsS. 5s SPsEa Sss Ps.s . S5s aTs % ;s me m
The made thus far is nouneed b thase
TO ud n the matter, 10 be eeu.l % the usual
Standard 81 logls Eespectfuly,. L.. .41 '
~ V. " BULLOCK.
coz p. @ "a supsrntsnds-a Albion Gas Il Co. lsaa5
For further inforraatOu apply - Iiigl II l1 -
" =. r. BUTTS * CO.,
marl7:3m235 Clegelaud. Okia = la
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ALBANY Gas LIdHT Co.. !

--+tl ALBANY Gas LIGHT COL
f r.- Dec. a0th- lS58- s
very well pleased with the Sterlnz Goa furnished
ne y you for The bon Gas Light Co. rbe yied q Gas
and Coke Is about the that specified BY the Roch
Gas Lisht Co. test c0nsidsrit s0perl6r quality
Western Coal.
i am in haste. yours respectfully. L5
=. A. SABBArON.
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OF HARrroRp, conn.

c. G. WAITE, Secretary
Western Branch ofics Al Chicago Iil through which
all the business of the COMPANY In the Wesfs@5 North
Western and south Western States T.
W. B. LOUNSBURY, General Agent Residing in
u: PRICE, AsElstant General Agent a rChi ago
This Company haS AgeucieE m.
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ReaL Gstate Agertts.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Ger
-siEis odt slei aif .geu
HEN.RFR. SMITH r. Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ''l DE-

Rouse's Block, frOating the SQUARE.
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I am in haste yours respectfully. .serra
=. A SABBArON.
WEST Troy Gas LIGHT COL
ias a. iasaJ 1i9 alY = Dec g 4, ISIS. } s11
Walter Hopkins Esq.-Dear Sir. This Company az
ter having Vested the Coal OF the Strhg oal Company
and hat II viii sie-i ol0o feet per D
and regards the Coke me- 5 very g0od
& % oIl ihs pIodoe9a ~. ss soHs Ozs
-.r srg - Yours resprctfuly,1ai IA ..l Hal--
". L OSWALD, See'y
CLBvELGND GAS LIGHT CoKE Col
--s tlz u Once No 49 kllk street..
~ o.. Cleveland, March 18th, 1853 ,
AIesss Gates Ro1se Butts Cleveland a4e 90 oa q q
GentIemenThis Company has been using your ''Sterns
Coal for about three weeks pas with very safishcto9
E'sSss fS consecutive, s,v. - s.. q, "a t
the Coal, sOfkg m ayernge I've hour charges OF
ls5 s each, which has pr9duced eso5O feet Of Gas Q
good Ill unanai7g quality, 13lOo
pound We also found quite free phur ana
ring lime purifg-
ing Of the abo quantity 70 feet Of Gas bhel ef
lime rn
The yield q Coke am unable 10 give nsw pat ~
will Pirtsburgh
Soai S1a II 10 q i p 1s W. ssef R e
tru1 -
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PARoIssE DpUEsT BATON ROUGE.
COUR DU SiX1EME DISTRICT

totR u SIAlEM DISTRICT.
Dams laifire dc III ccesSion de VIM. Eckles dece-
..r dee Do. 592.
I'm VERTIT dine commission moi adrcsse dams
IL lafIaire ci de<sus par la Cour 1n S,xeme Dist
rict Judicare dams ct pour ct pour la ite parossc
ct Etat susdite dams PaiInre ci-dessus en- date du
II Mars 1889, j'otferai ventc pubque plus off
rant ct dernier encherrsseur la residence
du Trcvi1le Babitsur lie Grand Bayou ence paroises
. ~. Jeudi, le 81: Abri], 1859,
Mheures 4. M., les proprictes c-aprcs decr,te ct
appartenant Ia susdite succession savoir:--
oisse, designe CONNIE etaut lc quart Sud-oue dc
la section No Dxhuit dams lie township six du range
ONE Est, contenant cent soixante acres.
Dick, mnllatrc agi de yingt-huit ans;
Billy, negre homme agi de soxante ans,
Maria, n"gresse agee de yngt ans, ct deux
fans, Billy age de six ans, ct Fanny, agie de ans,
Mare, nulattresse agie de vngt ans; ct Vielle Ma
rie agie de quarante cinq
Un poni; ua MULE; une jument ct ponln
une charre tte-a .cheyal; hes harnuis; buggy ct
harnais; un lot dc cochons; lot de bees-a cornes
un lot de mais; fourniture de maison, etc, etc:
Condition de la vente.--Les effects nlobcrs seront
vendus compliant. Les @esclaves cinquieIne
ptant ct Ia ba lance payable en- tro,s tcrmes eeau3
le Ter de Mars des $780, 1851 ct 1852 La erre
sera vendue payable EN- trois termes egAux, CONNIE
81 ct 1852 Les acque1e1irs forniront eurs biIlcts
endosses To- satisfaction de la Tutrce, payable !.
Police du Recorder de:cete paroisse portant interet
a raison de huit pour cent. par: apres ecleonce
jusqu'au palment ct hypotheque retenuc avec le
privilege du rcneur sur la terrc et esclaves jus
qu 'au paiment plen ct final. ri. T. BERG ERON,
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars 19, 1859. DIS
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<z,z STATE OFLOUISIANA ~
PARISH OF, WEST BATON ROUGE,

aat ~ :;s SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Il IL
In matter of the succession of VIM. E. Eckes, de-
= 4sTg gs.} SIS ceased. No. 592.. = -.+s =. T.
tDY VIRTUE Of commission to me directed from
- the 9th District Court, in the above numbered
aad entitled succession, Of date the 18th day of
March 1852 will be offered for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, on the premises of
Ires'lle Balm, on Grand Bayou in this barish--s.z
Thursday, 21st day Of A pril, 1859,
At II o'clock A. NJ, all the hereinafter described
property belonging to said succession, to wit:-s.
certain tract of laEd situated in this parish and
designated the South quarter of section No.
Eighteen in Township g, Of Range E1exen East, con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres. 2Ss'tt@s ''s
Dick mu1atto man, aged about twenty. eight years;
Milly, negro man, aged about sixty years. Ia,
Bana, negro roman, aged twenty one years, and her
two children, Bill aged six years and Fanny years
Mary, mulatto girl aged about twenty years, aud
Old Maria negro woman about forty-fve y ears i
Personal effects. One poney; old mule; one
mare and colt one horsecart one pair Of gears;
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buggy ana gears; live axes; spade; four hoes;
one Ncut saw; on side sad,tIc one saddle and brf
die; seventeen head Of hogs; household tur,titurc
twelve head oi cattle; shot gun one lot Of corn
Kitchen turnlnrr; crockery wuic, etc, etc.
Terms OF Sale-Murablc effects to be sol;1 for cash
The slaves to be sold ono fifth cash. an-the balance
IN three rqual irstan,onts, payable the LIST day
OF Ma ch of the years 1850 1861 and 1862. The land
to be sold PAYABLE in three e al instruments pa va bic
the Isl ofMarch, the other notes 1860 1851 and
8f2 The purchaser Of the. land and slaves to fur
nsh their notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the
Tutrix, and payable atthe Office Of the Recorder of
this parish, aud bearing eight per cent. interest after
due till paid and special mortgag with vendors priv
egc retained on til" land and slaves until full urd
final pa yment thereof r. BERG EltDN, -
West Baton Rouge, March 19 1859. D.S.
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STATE. OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of yveV Baton Rouge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,

T. SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Fergus Lejn'ne VS.. Widow J, Aexaudric. No. 1862
zpY VIRTUE IF writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed in
IL the above numbered and entitled cause Of date
the 9th day ct February, 1859, from the 9th District
Court in and for the parish and state aforesaid will
be offered for sale At public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the residence Of Dorville Fore in
this parish. ~ ...s d.. ..!
On. Saturday, I'd dayof April, 1859,
at Il o'clock, A. ~, all the right, title, and interest
81 the defendant, norvillc Forc and to the follow
ing described property, to wit Caroline, negro O.
man aged II years, to pay and satisfy SAID writ of
execution. Terms Of sale, cash. .,....
sA4$t E,szt 80 Z. # r. BERGERON,
West Baton Rouge February q 1889 n.S.
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STATE OF~LOUISIANA.
: SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF 1VEST~ sB.A1 ON ROUGE
In matter succession Of John Nolan, deceased

j.
PARISH OF WEST. Bat ON ROUGE
In matter succession Of John Nolan deceased.
No. 4G6.
DY virtue nf commission to dir "cted, in the
ID above entitled succession of date the 30th day
of December, A. ID 1853 from the Sixth District
Court, in and lor said parish and state, will be Of
fered for sale at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder, in front Of the Court House of this parish
On Saturday, 23d Of April, 1859,
ut II O'Clock, A. NJ the following descrbcd property
belonging to the estate Of John Nolan. aeceascd
wit = The south half Of section seven, containing
three hundred and two--3G-I03 acres yhe north
quarter of section nine, containing hundred and
sixty acres and east half Of section four, coutan
ing three hundred and nine 81 90 acres, :il situated
in township seven, south range eleven east, south
eastern district, parish If West i'atod Rouge
Lake Crocodile, the following terms and conlitont
viz: said property to be sold a credit of twelve
months with rrsonal security approved by the Exc
qutor of the estate Of John Nolan. with mortgage
tained on said lands until full end final payment.
WILLIAM WHITE. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, February TO- 1859.
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THE SUGAR PLANTER,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
49, HENRY J.sHYAMs< ,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR:
Onice Ncnr tho Ferry La"dling,
WEST B'AToN RoU G e.

@~rERMs OF THE "sUGAR PLANTER"
.subsersptlon-s3a year, due invariably at the
time of subscribing il not then paid, or within
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Baton ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COUEr

y. I. Dixon vs.. n. p Cain. No. 1928.
DI TlETUE Of a writ Of Fl: "a directed in thc
ID above numbered and entitled cause of date the
14th day Of arcn, 1S5a. from t," 9th istrc. Cnutt
in ana for tn" PARISH aud Stato aforesaid, will he off
cred for sale ct pnblic anction to the 1t iii highest
bidder in front of the C"rt House in s pa ris ",.
Saturday, 7t1r day Of May, 1859,
at Il O'Clock. A. NJ all tile right title and interest
OF the defendant, d. p: CAIN in and tn the following
described property, TO wit- certan piece or tn ct
Of land, situated in this parish having front to the
Mississippi river o' arlcnts bounded above bv
lands Of defenfen u. P. Cain and below by lands of
W. D. Winter, with the depth thcreunto belonging
ESA- Terms of sale-C.4SII.
WM. WHITE.
West Ia tan R0uEe March 10, 1859. Sheriff.