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MO HUMBUI4 no lIUMBUG !!
~ LOOK }hREt'
Extraordinary iGdacemehti to purchasers
TheundersigBed convinced of the adyan- d :.
taees to the merchant, Of ready sales and -
small profits, announce to their friends in
particular, and to the public generally, that. from
Monday the 10th inst, they will commence to sell
their remaining winter stock, consisting Of
; DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
SADDLERY,
HARDWARE,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
HATS. ETC, ETC, inclu-
ding every thing kept in country store at the
iopest p0ss5ie prices that will save them from abso-
lutte loss on their goods
They offer this tnlueerncnt to the public in order
that they may sell OF their entire stock and make
room for their re;h supplies from NewYork and be
enabled to exhibit 10 their customers new goods
only in tie spring,
II you want cheap bayga.as give theman early call
FiRNBERG Il KAUFMAN.
Just receiyed.-gQ barrels Of the well known
Magnolia Whisky in whole Gld half harrels.
10 barrels superior extra St. Louis Flour.
10 boxes lfbs. each fail weight candles.
8 barrels Carolina itee
IL OF the well known aud superior B8ll Blonghs.
- assorted No and Gary Ploughs.
Coils Maai!a aud Cotton Plough Lines all sizes
for sale in quantity to snit purchasers.
FOR THE BILL.
just received aud tor sale cheap splendid assort
ment of White, Blue, and Pink rarlatuus
do do do Dress Stamp Fleunces
do do DO double Japes.
| Also few fancy Head Dresses.
| Opeousas, January 8 1859,
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DRUGS ...ND MEDICINES.
npELOUsAs DRUG sToRE.--T'he IN.

~ dersiened ha ing iast returned from New J,
Orleans, takes this method Of informing his fss
friends, customers and the public geaefay, Ia
that he has brought up q large stock Of Erngs, La
which he guarantees to be fresh and pare.
4 general assortment III American, French and
German Patent Medicines.
4 well selected stock of fancy articles Toilet
Soaps: Rice Powder; kissIne piek Essence aud
'Ponisde; 0 heaItitul assortment Of Tooth. Nall
Shaving ud Iair Brushes: Indies and Gents Dress
ing eases: Rodgers Cutlery; Planters knises; Con-
gress Knives; Fine Scissors, all sizes; American
Sheers; Tweezefs; Evans, CHARTERS and Capfon's
Taneets; Dental Instruments; Surgical Needles ETC.,
for sale by P. LEOAGE iiEBRARD
Opelnnsas. Feb. u. 1850.
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CIR. LANDRY MEDICINE. DEPOT,

CT. LANDRY MEDICINE DEPOT.
~ The undersigned keeps constantly on
hand large and well selected stock Of Drugs, err3
Chemicals Paints, oils, Dye Stnfa, Varnishes, YR
Brushes, Glass Perfumery and fancy articles. FL
Pure Wines and Brau,lies for medicinal purposes
Stationery, Garden 5eeds aud choices Havana Cigars
and Tobacco.
j. &. Ayers special and sole agent in ppelsazag
fer the saie Of Cherry Peetora CatlHrtic Pills ctr
Also aEen; for No0sts, Londan's Champon'si
TIull's, Woodmana, Rowauds. Railways r. r. 4.
and Perry DAVIS Pain Killer, and all other popular
patent Remedies.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
night and day Physicians and plauters' orders
respectfully solicited.
0pecusas, Nov. G, 1853, JOHN fOSsY,
Druggist and Apotheeary.
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INnuGAII0N.~--biy School will open for
A. tle year IN the II sfond8y Of Uetaber 1853
Al papts viii lie considered az entered by the year
sud wifi he charged accordingly, ugass by sieciat
f4resineat Il the e9ntFtFy. Terms Payment IN
vari9bjY in attyauce.
Washington, La, August IS, 1868.
ti3Eak TIfTHFp
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{UDICIAL NOTICES.

G.TATE OF LOUISIANA iaietfict G. .rt
- Parish Of St. Landry No. 50. Estate of
Patrick Woods, deceasei
MICHAEL Woops, of the Parish St. Landry
Administrator OF the estate II Pa. Xix Woods, de-
tableau Of classiea Il, debts, and, tabieau of
distribution, among ,saIiors and heir ana a final
account Of his q listntion Of sal. estate, ac-
eonlpanied ty i esefition praying that the came
may be homGlo Ged and confirmed; And whereas
tie prayer o. sid petition has been granted by an
order ofCourt dated March IL, 1853,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons interested to show cause, if any they have
within thirty days from the date hereof, why said
ta5leau shcnld not be llomoogated and confirmed
Cler4E'a Office opelousas, March IL, 1859.
is. LASTRApES, Clerk
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'sin W'are,i
Gr0rE IA in

eyery thing NJ ,ity found in eonr- store.
assortuent i. s9rge and comple 4 and can
assure NJ friends the public generally, that
San supply their = on the most reasonable
terms. And Tor cash aEta, ~ Yself 90 sell eheGp
Us cheap can be, | viii takGT~ showing my
goods IL any one sale no sale, I'd thing that
's' rued into money in tlie NewOrleans market
- IN exchange for goods.
ottgu Sugar and Moa3ses bought at market
o. Call aud see.
e.''''' -. .',.'' 49, ''' ''' r. S. WILKINS.
- u. OrinnNikn Sfnainhulf .nnAinm.
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GOOD NEWS FOR ADIES.-Any La
VI d. who vii! send her address to Mrs. L.
Creager, Baltimore city, Md, with three three cent
postage stamps enclosed. viii receive by return
mail Information Of Importance to her. Woman
know thyself and be happy.
Nov. 20. lsLs.
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NJ H. s. y. KGtLOGG phategralhist and
- sutfstspl4t aRnoittaes to tins citizens Of
9pctJasas aud yi4iuitg, 9hat Ee hss returned and IL
arrsafc1 20 aaeHse Tie 5ad9E 0f the human face
stiYlpe ~ all isa lrriaftl0us. s.a
iati85 ard eeatiealea VIII tHease ca and s1ani-
iae specimens a. his foqana iyo doors Asrth OF tho
Pai}at Dllige,
Jg4iAH-a- ssy., 6. 1853.
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E'DuCATIpN .-'ihe undersigned, late Of
AZ 0pelDusas, has opened u School for young
ladies IN y ille Platte, at the residence Of Dr..
AeDaeit; Al which place ahe IL prepared to receive
ps{iiA.
jalaiafy 3. 1853. H. T. HoY.
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SL4 YES.
Of both sexe4 and different ages.

's'-F' Of both sexes and different ages.
Jack. negro nnn aged 81 years:
2-Naras.se Negro man aged 36 years;
s5-gbItIes, RegFo man aged 90 years;
4-Guitoa, negro Woman aged ~ years, with her
children, uapt4iy: T0iaette, aged years, and Al
yaBdse, aged year
-soptj# ueetq w1nan aged 80 years;
d Loii5e, 6 rife, Woman aged il yeafs:
7-.luiie. Gri.le, woman aged II years;
g-rcieste, Gfj4a woman aged y years;
2g-E EisaYah negro Totldn aged 81 years;
Also: / Buggy; i Horse Carr; lpt plank; lot
nals: 4 lot af faies and hoea; ! lot shingles; 400
airsls u com h ahaYf;l buggy horse; ! colt; 2
,eles; creole horses : pair oi oXen lot hogs;
lyaat 20 head o gentle h9rGcd fattle; and 20 head
{ wild cattle; 4gsatls creole horses; 20 head Of
oit4s aud msfez;i lpt of sheep; household fttni-
gre; Ei5chon wtte; plantation utensils, ETC., etc.
1l.u6a ASn GGSaiTloNs.--A sums nqoh.a credit
f one ana tw, Yeas from the day Of sale. Pnr-
liasers tm-hiHg satisfactory security to the salts
.ttioa Of iAe aeisaieisfatotF fhe lands aud sla7es
pnlaiaiHe specially pl9ftgagcd to the estate, to
eears the payrleni of the purchase money, which
, Is bear iNtate-t al per cent. per 4nnum tfe'-
YVES VfnRINE. Auctipneer.
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JHHE GREAT FEM ALE PILL.-Dr. j.
L P. CRKAGEn is the General ,Agedt, wholesale
and retail. OF pr. Wheaton's Celebrated Female
Pills. These Pills are trlly valuable for ladies' for
they will restore the monthly courses when they
may stop from any cause whatever They never
have failed in any case where the directions arpund
the bottle containing the Pills Lave been strictly
followed; INDEED, there has no ease of failure ever
come to our knowledge Being purely vegetable
they perfectly safe. Mailed to order. post paid,
np9n receipt Of 81, BY DIR. J.P. CREAGER.
Baltimore, Nd.
\ liberal discount to Druggists.
Nov. 70, Isj3.
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EAGLE HOTEL, formerly ''Galt House,
E.IsHa Il, GREENLEE, Of Mis- BE- ~; ~
sissipri having purchaselt the aboFe ~ i EI,sS7
house bega leave to announce 10 the
unbtic that 1t is n3w open for the reception q
transient and permanent; baariers. 1t IS situated
betweeYslle upper and lower steamboat landings,
fronting the C0urtableau.
The premises have heen newly furnished, and no
and fare as pleasant and acceptable to its patrons
as those OF any hotel in the interior OF the state
Good staljing For horses.
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\ CE. Levying o. tax on the
Landry for the service OF the

\ CE, ievying O. tax on tie
Landry for the service OF the
sd A5s.
.Tici,E /. L 'aIice Jury Of the Parish Of ST.
Is dry, six mcmtelsl thereof present concurring
tteiein 0rdaip
AKricLg q for the service Of the year one
thousand eight h and iifty-eie Parish tax
Of twentv.lour the .lars, be, and thes same
is herel3 imposed hiects OF taxation as
are established Ey !. .se State and within
said Parish, fthe towns ,oasas, Washington
and Grand Coteau except
ARTICLE 3. First for tf8 ldinary Parish rur-
poses of expenditure, there shall be added to The @
.essment Roll of the State for this Parish for the
year l8jS in proportional addition, not exceeding
SEVENTY five per ceut.t the taxes Of each person
assessed so as 10 make thc'sum Of eleven thousand
< hrndved dollars.
second, for the payment of existing debts the
payment Of Jurors and tie construction OF public
works there shall be further added to the said as
sessment Roll, proPortian3te addition to the tax
Of each person assessed, MS TO mgke the sun Of
twelve thousand four hundred dollars, the said two
sums making in al the sum OF twenty.foug thousand
3Iars
Ordained Jaeaarg IL 1850.
ERT CAN'T, President
yns II 1.
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The very gfeut snceess Of the Institution from iha
beginning, tho long experience et those at the head
Of IT, their u,eonqrerahle determination 70 carry
out the noble work, are tho best pledge they ealI
Offer to parents fof the Improvement Of their
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JBLfC AAE.--'l'he subscriber being
4 sfrsas " -itt.Hs The business, VIII olFer for
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uAIT HERE.!-It is to your advantage
L L. to read the following: The only Aa-s
Cbeap Cash store in Opeiousas, Is keptby -ssss.ss
S. Levy, in frout Of Posey's Drug store, He /.
selling Merchandise Of the hest quality. at price
reduced lower than he sold last month, when he
first openca his store. Everybody is surprised at
his prices.
yites them to come and examine the price aud the
goods il only through curiosity.
fIe win commence selling at reduced price, the
18th Of this month.
Dust received. ) boxes mems brogaus, at 81 pair.
Opeloasas JaaHary Is, 1859. s. LEVY
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r 0NDoN PORTER and SGOTGiI ALE,
IL just received directly and f0r saie hy
DEBAIiI.0& 4 GAKnlERE,
Oct AslS5a Washington, In
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Ya-HHl. Hl.anYllie

Rcyiii9is q. tsNfuf,
/ Jean T. .Arrc 8ta,4S
I.r..,..-. -. I =
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
RArlsh Of west Baton Houge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,

SIXTH DISTRICT couRr.
Ii matter Of the Succession Of Jacques sloaisou de-
ceased. No.. .-+--.s.@
NY virtue OF commission to me directed in tile
II above entitled aaccessioa, Of date the day oi
june 1852 fro the sixth District Court in ant for
nd parish aud State will 30 offered for sale at pub
Nc auction to the last and highest bidder; At the
residence Of Isidore Dngle, in th.. parish, o.
Wednesday, July Goth, 1859,
& eleven o'clock the following described slaves
Belonging to the succesalon of jacques Molaison,
deceased, 70 Wit *#@
FRANCOIS, negro man: aged Is years;
RENE, negro woman, aged ~ years;
ELIZA. mulattrssse, aged % years;
PEGGY, negro woman aged 80 years. and her chill
dren, jim. muatto. aged yesrs Adene, ncgresse,
ased 8 years; Victoria, aged years; Joseph, aged
2ysars aud IN infant.
LOUISA, mulattresse, aged II years.
~ Terms Of sate:--Sad slaves to be sold for one.
assh cash dsy Of sale, and the balance credit
Of one, two and years from day Of se, the purcba
to furnish their notes endorsed to the sat;sfnc
ton OF valmont Hsbert administrator of said sue
essaon, and payable At the Office Of the Recorde. OF
this parish and to bear crest at the rate Of eight
psr cent. per annum after due till pnld, with m"rt.
gage retained said slaves until full and final pay
Dsnt.
Vest baton Rouge, June IS, 1852 sheriff.
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TIE AMERICAN PARRY IN GEoKGlA.--:
The American Central Executive. Com"
m,ttee Of Georgia, aprionted by the Com
ven ION at Mi,ledgevi|ie, in july, 1857,
having been requested by various A ner-
lean presses and Individuals to call u Con-
ven,i3n Of the American party, according
to the >useage, preparatory to a ge"tfa!
reorgan1za.ions, for the approaching fall
4]ec;ions. having issued acard in which
they announce that, after due consultation
and de|.bera,ion, they have deemed IL
advisable not to call saitl C''nv'nt;o" -
they call upon their fr's'r!s everywhere
to unite witl-.hc Opposition u ea'"st the
spurious Democracy, and recommend the
holding Of an Opposition C."vent'o"
in Mi'e,tgevile on the 81 "Wednesday III
July next. ...
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Ar,ovSs in Mrssisstpp1. The FOL ow-
iny letter, dated Attesian Spring. Miss,
June 9Th appea's in the Galveston News
of the l4tt, instant:
| lave this morning returned from visit
10 Mr.. Smiths plantation, near Canton,
Mississrp oi. He has .16 Of the real, bona
f lie African; all Young and likely. They
lonk like Our negroes-work well-pIart
corn, hoe cotton, &c. Tw oof them can do
as much work AS an Ameican negro, and
Pompy, one more intelligent than the
rest, can d. as mucl, now IS an ordinary
field hand. They are Iearning to speak
our laneu"ge, Pompy converses very
we'll. They are not wild, but on the
contrary, very doci| and good servants
Tbev have been in America fonr oa
five months. They have tie brnads and
marks of the tribe from which they
c .,ne. their front teeth are filed, and when
they laugh. present. anovel appearance.
They have model feet. The pret'est
shaped foot have ever seem is that
Of 4 boy some 1s or 19 years Old
He is perfectly black, and a nigger to
the black bone, but with beautiful feet
aud hands. They are contented.
O'e Of them, with peculiar shaped
head, is the subject Of ridicl'|e BY tho
others. They says his mother spoiled it
by pa,ting him on the head when d
baby.
They have perfect horror Of going
back where they came from-to Africa.
On being qu"s' ioned as to where they,
came from, d., they say from Arkansas;
others from Georgia, sc. ;:
Mr.: Snit| has bsen offord $4,000 for
The lot, and refused.
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dad. james L Lub''elI, A Lobdell, Capt Cain,
| On motion Of MIR Lennon to pay the ac-
count Of r. Riley 4 Co.. for night watches
on Parish levee in 1lth Ward, the yeas and
navs were called, the vote was thus:
For A''option-F A Woods, Jas c. Woods,
Pope, 4 Lobdell, Chino, Lennon, Cain.
Against-Braud, Landry, Trinidad. James
+ Lobdell. 5.'' var ~.
The account was adopted, s... ,...s..>.-+
Capt. Cain offered the following resolution.
Mr. James Lobleil offered an amendment.
On motion the yeas and nays were called and
the Resolution and Amendment were adop-
ted.
Rrsolved, That $1,000 be appropriated for
the purpose Of constructiuga Road al long the
Parish levee, raising said levee to the Il wful
standard, and ii case said Road should cost
more than the sum appropriated, that the
President Of the Police Jury be authorized to
Issue his warrant payable in June next, the
amount overp'us as represented by the Ger.
tihcate Of the Inspector
Provided the sum deficient does not exceed
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars The yeas
and nays were called, and. the vote was az
follows:
For passage of the Resolution--F A Woods,
Jas Woods, Pope, James LobdelI, 4 Lob
dell, Chinn, Lennon, Cain.
Aga'nst-Brand: Landry, Trinidad.
Mr: Pope presented an account OF Frame
a: Woods for work done on Parish levee
amounting, to .$23.
Nj. flames L Lobdell called Mr.. Pope to
order upon the ground that there was mo-
ton next preceding the motion to adjourn
pending, which should be taken up.
The President considered Mr.. Pope in or
der, whereupon Mr. LobdeIl made an appeal
70 the Jury from the decision of the Presi-
dent, and the decision was sustained by the
following vote:
90 Yeas-Braud. Frame A Woods, James G
Woods, Pope. Chinn, Lennon. Cain:
Nays-Trinidad, James L Lobdell, A Lob
dell, Landry. :.
Whrreupon Mr!.W oods account, was taken
up and passed, the yeas and nays being called,
the vote stood as follows:
For Adopti"n--Braud, F A Woods. james
c Woods, Pope, Lennon, Cam.
Against Same--rrnidad, Landry, James
L LobdeIl, A Lobdt|i, Chinn. rs'7s's
Mr.. Landry moved to approve the minutes
and adjourn sine die, whereupon the yeas
and nays We're called and the vote was a.
follows:
For Adjournment -Braud, Landry, Frah1e
A Woods. James c Woods. Pope, Lennon.
Against Same-Trinidad, James L Lob
as+h4, taabitdblt cAtp GeiRt .,,,e u,t
Signed. N w. POPE, President.
~ Nv. Durable, j.; CLERK.
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Mr.. J l. Lobdell offered the following res

Mr.J l. Lobdell offered the following res
olution which was adopted, viz:
Resolred. That the boundary lines of the
Seventh Ward Of this parish, read as follows
Il Seventh Ward to extend from the lower
line Of Poplar Grove plantation to the upper
line OF the Estate Of 7 Babin."s
On motion Of Mr.. Chinn the following. res-
oution. was adopted: ., t.
Resolved, That committee be appointed
by the President ot the Police Jury, consist
ing of three members who shall receive and
report on Tuesday upon such chan.es and
notifications as they may think best in the
Laws and Ordinances of the Police jury in
regard to Roads and Levees.
In accordance with the foregoing resolu-
tion, the President appointed Messrs Lem
mon, Chinn and ! C Woods.
On motion Of Mr.. Lennon the resolution
offered by himself in regard to making GER.
tain hanges in the Levee laws sere referred
to the above appointed committee upon which
they are to report tomorrow 7th inst.
The Police Jury then adjourned until Tues
day the 7th inst.
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THE SUGAR PLANTER,
puYL1sHHu EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HEN1Y ]. HYAxS
EDITOR ANDrROpRIETOR,
oAee Near the Ferry Landing,
w EoT BAT ON RoU G e.

.rHRns OF the "suuAR PLANTER"
saAsesspstoe--es = year. due invariably at the
tims Of subscribing Il not then paid, or within
s thsse months thereaer five dollars will De charged
No subscription will be taken fora less term than
y ID nosths NO pspsr discontinued until arrearages
ass Daid. =. -"
Terass - CluAo Where \ club Of not less than
tsn names y ssns; @ x 1tn !ne can, Inc paper WV o.
Il tiopal copy TO the person furnishing the list.
where : Club ot not less than twenty ia furnished
With the cash. the paper will be forwarded at 81 rs
each subscriber, and two additional copies for tho
agent.
kAxexelslnE acknowledgements notexceeAink eight
luss 1l Tor the 6rxt and SO cents tor every subse
ousat Insertion those Of greater length in proper
tlsn. A liberal discount to those who advertise By
j.. the year. ---
sseh ~ PAHrAls1s. BLANKS, CARps, BRIEFS FUNERAL,
and other Notices.. executed with neatness and des
patch. In al cases, cash on delivery.
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ETATzDE LA LOUISIANA.
rARoISssE D'ouTsT BAToNR0UGE.

GAkDVA0OS0 - ~O~~A ~~AA ~~s@~~~~A>
coUR DU sixlEME DISTRICT.
Dsas l'.dArs Do Il Succession DE- jacques MolAsou,
decedee. No.
I'M vertu dune commission . moi addresse dams
II l'affaire cl.deasus en- date du - Juin 1853, par
Il Cour du sixieme district judicaire, dams ct pour
ID dts paro.ss ct Fiat susdite il oert vente
publ,que au plus oTrant It derner encherriAseAr \
il rs.idence dl.idore Daigle en- cette paroisse.
Mercredi, le 20 Juliet, 1859, :,
II heures 4. H. les esclaves ciaprcs decrtcs appar
tenant Il suxdite hnccess,on, aavoir:
FRANCOIS, ncsrc homme, ngee IS ans:
RENE, negresse femme, agcs dc 10 ADS;
ELIZA. mulattrexsc, agec de 29 ans:
PEGGY, femme agee de 80 ans, ct ses enfans, Jim
saulattrs, agee de ans; Adelinc agee de ans VIC
toria, agee de ans Joseph, agee De ans ct un en-
hnt.
LOUISA, 1nulattrcsse, sgee dc II ans.
~ Conditions de Ia scnte.-Les dts esclaves Sc
ront vendus un c1nquieme compliant ct Ia balance a
I'm credit de un deux ct tris du jour dc IA vente
lea fouriront leurs billets endosses IL
satsfaction de valnont Hebert administrator de
Is dite succession, rayable l'oicc du Recorder de
estte parosse. portant nteret raison de hut pour
ssut par IN apres echeancc ux1uau paimert, ct by
potheque retenue les dts esclaves usqn pal-
ment 3lein at dnai. +
oeuest Baton Rouge, JUN is, 1859. WV. WHITE.
Sheriff:
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At 10 o'clock: A. the Jury met pursuant
to adjournment Present. Joseph Braud, J
7 Landry, F A Woods, J C Woods, f B Tri-
nidad, W Pope, Jas l. Lobdeil. A Lobdell,
Chinn, w w Lennon and D P Cam.
n W Pope in the chair.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read
and adopted, and the Jury proceeded to bu-
siness.
The following report Of the. committee ap-
pointed to make an estimate OF the parish
taxes. was then on motion of Mr. Trinidad
adopted, viz
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-25

re- The last Rod River An'eica"
brings forwards Col. Z. }. Wells as i can
d;.l;.Ie "f the Opposition t, the regular
Democratic nominee f'r Goyr'.'er ot tho
Safe. i, i ,,o, .,a.eI that Co. Wells IS
willing. 10 except The bonor.