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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
Tie tinid Lco,lnlus,
Ihe page Of Lmo cen il:

Z HF 37NIH LtJ7V77NS,
Ihe page of haogen
- " hat ais thee. boy - said lmogen;
He stamne1ed, sigh'd, and answered
Naught."
She shook her head and then she thought
W hat all this n>alady could mean
1t might be love: her rnait' was fair,
And Leon had a loving air;
She watched them with jta;ou, care.
Aud played the spy, but l,ought was seen
And then she was aware at first,
That she, not knowing it, had nursed
His memory till grew 4 part
A heart within her very heart!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
The sud boy Leo,satus,
The page q io1ostat

77e E77 U7 177T7a70S,
The page q M.ose,
He lost all relish aud delight,
For all things that did please before,
BY day lie wished the day was 0 CT,
BY night he wished the same Of night;
He could not mlngle in the crowd,
He loved to be alone, and shrord
Has tender thoughts: and sigh alouj,
And cherished IN MS heart it's blight
At last his health began to fail,
His fresh and glowing cheeks to pale;
And in his eyes the tears unshed
Did hang like dew III yioIets dead.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
The hraoe boy i.eonat,sS,
Ihr page ot Imogen:

The hraoe boy [eon0fns,
T1c page Of Lmogen:
lie tripped along the klngly hail.
/ rom Tmtn 70 room, with messages
He stopped the butler, cIntched his KEYS,
lAl}'fit he was broad and tail
And dragged hun down the van!ts where
Wine
In bins lay headed and divine,
10 pick flask Of vintage fine;
Came up an! clomb the garden wall,
And pIucke1 from ont the sunny spots
Peaches and luscious apracots,
And filled his golden salver there
And hurried to his lady fair
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

s7'.777!1s 90,
Tie pugc 2f In'ogen
He had a steed from Arab ground,
And when the lords and ladies gay
Went hawking in the dews Of May,
And hunting ia the country round
And lmosen did join the band
He rode hlsn like hunter grand,
A hooded hawk upon his hand,
And by his side slender hound
But WI hen they saw the deer 20 by,
He slipped the leash and let bin hy.
And gave his fiery barb the rein,
And secured beside her DER the plain.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
COJR DU sIXIEME DISTRICT.

COUR DU SIXIEME DISTRICT.
Dams laffaire de 10 succession de Cramas Hnbert,
decedee. No 5S5.
TN VLRTU dune commission moi adresse dans
Ia l'aTn,re ci-dessus, dale dn 3me jour de FEY
rier 1854 de la cour du Sixieme District Judicaire
dams ct pour a paroisse ct Etat susdte i'exposera
rente publque pihS oifrant ct dernier encher-
risseu Ia derner residence du deces de cette par
oiSse,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
Lundi, le Il Mars, 1859,
SHOP pP 4 u G..

Quest Baton Rouge. Feb Y. 1859
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
ROAD AND LEVEE INSPECTORS NO.
TICES TO NON-RESIDENTS.
STATE OFLOUISIANA.

PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
To Mr. EMILE R1BERAUx -Sir:-You are hereby no.
tilted to make your lot at Bruly Landing, new
levee laid out BY on the 25th nst with base
with ditch made in the base of said levee of two
feet in width and three feet in depthdlrt to be ia
ken not nearer than twenty feet from the eyee The
work to be commenced: Within thirty days from the
seavice of this notice. and completed by the first OF
Doeebmer next. THOMPSON ". BlkD,
lnspeotorrRoads and Levees Third Ward.
sept 3D..
To Michel He5ert, Balthazar Dppuy, f. D. Woods, s.
mon Bcrard, Fortune Comet L. Broussdrd and Camille
L. Landry, all non-resadents:
SRs:-You are hereby notified to repair your Roads
raise in centre. clean your roadditehes, repair
your bridges situated in front Of your property in
this parish. You also further notified to raise
your Levees two feet above the high water mark of
1852 by adding such base to them to have at
the top crest. width Of eight feet and half (S1a
feet) it being the one-fourth of the base of your
Levees, which base is required to be thirty (ao feet
according to the Laws and Ordinances Of the Poll ce
Jury of this Parish. Said works to- be completed by
the 1st day OF December next, 1889.
VILLENEUVE TUILLlER
septic Inspector Of Roads and Levees 1st Ward
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
ment until the sun sets on the day
Of trial.

SETTLED AT LAsr.-General Jack
sons gold snuff:box, bequeathed to-
the bravest soldier Of the Mexican
war, from New York, has been
authoratively bestowed upon Gen.
B. Burnette Colonel Of the New
York Regiment.
Gen. Bnrnette is the man who,
when the transport on board Of
which his troops were embarek,
was becalmed in the midst Of the
Gulf of Mexico, feaped into the
boiling surge, and with his sword
between his teeth, and the flag Of
his country in his. right hand, hold
ing his horse by the bride with the
his left, swan $50 miles, and reach
ing Mexican coast charged upon d
battalion Of greasers and annihila-
ted them without shedding a tear.
At the battle of Monterey he
wrenched from the ground one Of
the pillars of the Bishops place,
and with it knocked Ampudia Oh
the head so severely that be has sell
dom heard Of since. At the siege
Of We're Cruz, he ascended in a
balloon and drove the Mexican
artillerists from their guns by emty-
ing upon them barrel of Cincin-
atti whiskey, the excoriating effects
which drove them to burrow in the
sand for relief: At the battle Of
Cerro Gordo his regiment having
lost their way, he took it up and
set it down precisely where it ought
to have been in front of a Mexican
battery, which he at the time bis
abled by splitting on the port-tires.
At La Publa he kept. guard while
the whole American army were
sleeping'in Plaza: At the storm
ing of Chapultepec he requested
his regiment to throw him over the
rampant O. la -Pel1ass9er,, but they
not being able to do it., threw them
over, and then himself got over be-
fore them. What adds to his mer-
its, is his modesdy, is of SO much
a peculiar kinds that has by the
threats of personal violence SO far
intianidated tile press, that for q
dozen years past they have not
men toned his name, and the whole
world had forgotten that there was
any such man in existance..
Such a man is not to be sneezed
at and there is manifest propriety
in his having the snuff box himself
Mercury.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22

"a Arrondlssement--au magazin de Nine. Cassie
Communicates, =. Auguste Cassie, Edmond White ct
Valliere Landry.
3me Arrondissement-au cafe de Tras Bourg Co.
on.nfssaires-Hypolyte Heoert Jr, Augustin Alllet
ct AlfrefBabin
4ne Arrondssement-a Ia maison de Joa m Aillet
fred Hebert.
5me Arrondssement--a Ia mason de- Terence Der
ichebourg'
Comfniss~ires victorin Blanchard, Narcisse Landry
At Terence Deriehebourg
on1e Arrondissement-a Ia raison do Cour.
tomm'asaireS, Valentin Dubroca, II. J. Hyams ct
Roaemond Hebert.
Tine ArroIdissement-au magazin de Lcbail l. Han
rshan.
Comutssionaitcs. Richard Hanrahan, Amedte Brous
sard, ct John A. Bird.
eme ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ia grocere d'Alexis Lon
guepce.
comm.'aires> N. c. Leblanc, Stephen Pipes ct Zen.
9me Arrondissement- magazin de J. F. Tacneau.
Conmissaires, Anatoe Laurent, Augustin Lccleru
ct Andrew c. Woods.
lone ACCOMPLISHMENTS la maison d'Ecole du End
District
comm'ssaireu, J. b. Nurdin, II. II. Germany, ct Lem.
uel r. Day.
lime ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ia ma,son do Courtney L.
Woods.
Commissares, James Ware, Jr., ". ,. Winter ct L.
s. Hereford
PElecton devra etre tenue ct les retourA dcvcront
en- etre fats ansi que c requierent Ia Constitution
ct les lois nyant rapport.
wM WHITE,
Quest Baton Ronge Septembre le "a, 1882 Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
Gourville went to,pay bis respect

Gourville went topay bis respects
to the Dutches Sophia, of Bruins
wick, whose young daughter he
was speculating on as a wife for the
young lady, then in her 18th year,
he said:> >"This is a fair and beauti-
full princess, worthy Of the highest
destiny. May T ask what religion
she has been brought up in? "She
has none at present." answered So
phia; "when we know what prince
will be her husband she will be in
structed in his religion"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
More than sixteen years ago

More than sixteen years ago a
lady named Colson, residing in
Hyde Park-terrace, London, |'re-
solved never to see the light Of day
again." having been disappointed
in her matrimonial views with Col.
H.. Ever since the year 1884 this
eccentric maiden lady has lived
and, slept in chamber from which
all light is rigidly excluded save
what is furnished to her by wax
candles.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
COL. PHILIP HZCKY.

The following interesting sketch
of the late Col. PHILIP H1cKY, Of
East Baton Rouge, will be perused
by his many admiring friends, and
relatives. It is from the New Or
leans correspondent Of the Pointe
Coupee Democrat, Of 8th inst:
| have heard of the death Of Col.
Philip Hicky, who departed this
life at his plantation in the parish
of East Baton Rouge, on the. LIST
inst. He was born at Fort Butte or
the village Of Manchac, in 1861,
and was about So years of age at
the time of his decease. The turbid
waters of the Mississippi have long
ago swept away every vestige Of
the place of his nativity, which was,
at that period, the most important
and populous British post in West
Florida, Natchez excepted. His
father, Daniel Hickey, a native Of
Ireland, was an enterprising ira
der, and had several vessels en-
ployed in coasting from Mobile and
| Pensacola to the British and Span
ish ports on the Mississippi, by way
Of the Manchac. 1t is from him
that Port Hickey, just below Port
Hudson, takes its name, as he was
the owner Of a considerable tract Of
land there, which he purchased
from Brown, the British Governor
of West Florida. Few men have
led a more useful and active life
than Col. Hickey; and few have
been more universally beloved than
he, by all classes in the community
where he lived little short a Of cen
tury. The Spanish Governors,
Grandpre and Delasus, held him in
the most implicit confidence. When
the people of West Florida called
upon Delasus for a Convention for
a redress Of grievances, to be held
at St. Johns, or Buhler's Plains, he
was one Of the delegates selected
tor the district Of Baton Rouge,
and took very active and ener-
getic part in the measures which led
to the overthrow Of the Spanish
Government and capture Of the
Fort by the forces Of the Conven-
ton, under the command Of Gen.
Philemon Thomas. He was one
Of the original signers Of the De-
claration Of independence Of the
State Of Florida. and subsequently
q member Of the Floridian Legis-
lature (which assembled for the first
and last time under the Lone Star
flag. in the ancient and, venerable
town Of St. Francvisille. To Col.
Hickey more than any other indi-
vidnal, was the peaceable acquisi-
ton of West Florida to the U. S.
indebted. The solemn declaration,
which he pledged himselft to main
tain with life and fortune, was full
ly redeemed by him, by the expen-
diture Of more than ten thousand
dollars from his private fortune.
When portion Of Florida became
annexed to Louisiana, he was the
first Senator elected to the State
Senate. He was also a pioneer in
bis section of the country, in the
cultivation of sugar cane, and erect
ed the first sugar mill in the parish
Of East Baton Rouoe, Judge Lud-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
Samedi, le 5 Novembre 1885,


To A. L. Aahoudenu-
The following is extract from tho process verbal of
the examination Of the roads tevees Of this Ward
made by Capt D. 7. Cain, james Ware, Jr. and my
self required by law
The levee on lands Of A. l.. Nahoudeau to be Of fol
lowing dimensions, to wt:-Station 27, lower line to
be feet inches high; a~e31 feet inches base md
feet 1Onc1les top and at upper line at Station 81,
to be feet inches high, have % feet inches base
and I feet inch on top And to be made Of cores
pondng dimensions between the Stations named
required by law.
The entire road to be 25 feet wide Except the
dyke which is sufficiently Erge) and to be made as
required by Art 2lO Of the Ordinances be may be
made the inside base of the levee is represented
diagram which will be furnished you appN
cation to the npector The face Of the road to have
slope of 18 inches to the ditch the opposite side.
If the levee is feet, less in height, the point
where the road beg to be where there is not less
than IS inches depth Of base and il feet high
to be where there is not less than feet depth Of base
If you elect to make your road as required by Art.
21O, the ditch next the wee To bo at least feet from
the basc and ditch and bridge to be made across
the road at your loweu line, in the required
By Arts. 2l0 and I'll Of the Ordinances.
All dirt to- be taken not Jess than 20 feet from the
base Of the lcvee-al stumps and trees to be rcmov
ed from the base Of the levee and the holes wellll
ed and rammcd-crawtfsh and other holes to be re-
paired by cutting ditch in the base of the levee
the outside opposite the holcs-sad ditch TO be feet
wide and of such depth and length may be neces-
sary to trace out said holes which, when found are
be followed through the levee dug out, and both
holes and bitches to be well filed and rammed.
1t is recommended to you to put all the dirt ne
ccssary repair your evee the side next the road
The grass growing on the side and top OF evee to bs
scraped or shaved off before new dirt is added.
ditch to be made across the road at your lower
line and to be covered with bridge 20 feet long,
ma e of inch plank nailed pinned to s!ecpers
and placed on level with the road The whole work
to be completed by the LIST day Of Dssem1sr next
Ccf 15 1nxncctpr Roads Z LeveeS 1lth Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
THE NUGAR PLANTER,
,nr11sHHD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY J. HYA2S
rn1T0R AND PROPRIETOR,
once Near the Forty landing
.uear BAT r Gu 0E

~-vvs or THE "suGAR PLAETER::'
.....r,utior-33 . year. due invariably 1t the
..s n rubscr,bing If not then rsad, or Within
a,., s oa.h, thereafter i've dollars will eeh"rgsd
~ .nh.crintion will be taken ior less term than
ss."ctha no paper discontinued until 2rrearages
r: IL Clubs.-Where = club Of not less than
~. ..wta 4 sent, with the cash, the paper Will be
ssn ssn:"a na ~ A. 20 each subscriber and IN adti-
.n..1 copy to the person furnishing the list
vs.,s go Cub Of not less than twenty is furnished
With tho cash. the paper viii be Forwarded A. ~ 70
,.sh subscriber, and two additional copies tut INC
sgsnt Il
.,....1.dsr~ ~-.Advertisemeuts not exceeding eight
Hr.s 4 for the rst and 50 cents for every suo"e'
nnsnt ins1rtton those Of greater length in proper
foa- A liberal discount to those who adVert'se oy
As ysar. r,r~,wruc
a,.h I, PAxru1Ers, BLANKS, CARDS, BRlEs, FrSERAl'
s.d other Notices executed with neatness ana des-
sstsh. In Ill cases, cash on delivery
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AVIS d'ELECTloN.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PaEotsse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

AoAyaD0< WUNEUG 03tOu k200XGs
NN vLRrU Dune proclamation de son Excellence,
sss1saoe, en date de Ter jour de Septembre, 1859,
~ eeeston sera tenu, LUNDI, le Tine jour de- NOV
.s.nh1 proclaim, pour elre un Gouvarneur pour
'st IN Lieutenant Gouverneur,s un Seoretaire
...ss. ss w re Audteur dos Complies Publfque unrrc-
,Esss d'stat, nm Avocat General un Surihtendant
eeoles Publique, un Avocat de District pour le
~ U.ltfsct Judlciaire un, uu mrmbre au Congress
- S2e District Congressional de PEtat, un senateur
ton p.S eompose dea paroisses d,Est ct Quest Ia
ce etef paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge a pAssemb,e
sesat 60 PEtat de Ia Louisiana un Sheriff. un Gre
=. pour y Cour du 6me District un 7Assesseur. un
ME- o. un Commissaire dos Traveaux Pub'iques
see ~ pr CO preaant donner que .pour teuir la
~ sesoa, les scrutins seront ouverts de- f,eures
nsures p H., le dit Tine jour de Novembre
s &c eux ci.apres designee en- oette parolsse
HH.1a sunatendance des commissaires suivant pour
cAa kaeourci-A u maison de U.elien Raffray.-
x..s.ln Jansisr Hebert, villsneave Tuillier ct
- 9raly lAodins:-An csfs de Trss.. Bours X Co.
~ a'fe'' Felix Hebsrt Frank Williams ct r: A.
80 hst'ca % Co.r Dc oette parot.,e.
M y IMss, Ma, Alexandra Barrow, FRANCOIS R. Allan
e.te:oaslps stose.-Au maga.in De J. F. Taoneau
I1%1res, Louis $. Lobdell, Ben.s ". Clarke ct
syou Poydras.-A Ia matsou d'Ecole du 2me
n.sse 81 Eeolss -Publques.
E,.S.Ee l. 8, Flynn, EdouArd Nurdin ct Jos.
~ ~. 4 Il dtte: i, ,,r,oet,aim.tiop uue election
~. -, b 7aas sour du. Novembre proclaim, pour
s,.sI1 ~ 1ase D. Pax ct un ,Cousta Die dams chaque
~ % eette paroisse. nes scrut'ns ser
-. ~ uAaS henses 4. u. a. hsures r. H., aux
sssH spsss mentione On cette parosse, sous Il d.
- oonQiasatres tuiyante. savoir:
49, s .ss1ondiasenasnt-a - h maison de Aarosin
enal..ii:..stsssss ss.ss,9t =. l. -, ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
Oct.8 Inspector Roads and Levees, 3ru Ward.
To the Heirs and Legal Representatives Of Jacques No

To the Heirs and legal Representatives Of Jacques No
laison Senior, deceased.
YOU are herehy notified TO- repair the Road and
Icvee in front Of the Public Square in the town of NO
laisonve in this parish, divided INTO lots by the
late jacques Molaison, Sr. Said public square being
bounded in front by the levcc the upper side by
lots of E. Ribereau, and J. Doiron; the lower side
by J. Vigne sarradct md Brother back by r. Bourg
Co., and Amede Daiyle. The levce in front of said
square to be repaired have forty eight feet base,
eight feet high and the width top to be one
fourth Of the base provided it be not than nine
feet. All of said work to be completed by the FIRST Of
November next. T. W. BIRD
Oct 8. Inspector Roa DIS and seyces, Sd Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22
Notice

rs HEREBY given that the works the Lcv"'s on
/ lots Of IT, llcbcrt, bounded by lands nf Fra'n" a.
Woods, and above by widow Ellie Hebert; also on lots
of widow Alexander OKeefe, and widow Vnlsn Com.
caux in Rruy Landing, and on lands Of Iarsin Blan-
chard, viii be sold Saturday, the 9Th Of October
next ut the coffee house of Messrs T. Bourg Co. vt
Bruly Landing to the lowest bidder agrcably I" the
laws of the Police Jury Of this parish The sale 20
take place between 10 o'clock a. Ne. and ci"rk +.
NJ Specifications Of said Lcvecs will be given ON
the day Of sale r. W. Bird
= Inspector Of Roads and Levees, ThirT Ward
Sept II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22

T WILL selhat public sale to the lowest bidder on
i Saturday. the 2eth day Of October at Il O'Clock,
A. n, at the store Of Day and Landry in this Ward,
the repairs and work to be done to the road and
levee on the Parish lands in this Ward, said work
containing 500 cubic yards and to be made
ding to ths plans and specifications made by A.
Crawford, c. E., and which may be on applica
ton to me- The work to be finished BY the 18th day
Of December next W. D. WINTER,
oct. Is. Inspector Roads l. kIe7ees. 1lth Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22

ling, Of Pointe Coupee, i'll the fall
Of 1914, sent to Col. H., whose mill
was the nearest, quantity ofcancs,
in barges and Aatboats, from which
was made fourteen hogheads Of
sugar. But | must stop; the life
of such a man should be regarded
as valuable treasure, and not treat
ed lightly.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or WEST B.ATONROUGE.
h .Tspaf1re Cnu~f

A. Dela1oderie, DR.. Otto Kratz. No. 80.
pY Virtue Of n writ Of e. fa. directed to the Sher-
ID if Of the aforesaid Parish and State, in tho
above suit, ofdate the I'd day Of September. 1850,
from the 9th Justice Court Of said parish, will be Of
1t the and
Saturday, the 5th day of November,
next, 1850, at II O'CLOCK NJ, all the right, title
and interest Of the defendant, Dr. Otto Kratz, in and
to the hereinafter described property to wit Two
yellow or dun mares. Seized to pay and satisfy the
aforesaid writ OF execution.
Terms of sale-Cash. r. BERGERON
Vest Baton Rouge, Oct 18th, 1859. D.S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22

Garrick said Of Sir John Hill,
the physician and author, ''The.
worst | wish the doctor is,. that he
may be compelled to take bis own
physic and read his own plays."'
Toumust reverse the punishment" !"
said wag, ''any who takes the doc
tors physic won't live to read his
plays"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22

rs hereby given that the work on the new lcvc" on
i lot Of Emile Rbcrcaux in Molaisonv;lle, will be
sold to the lowest bidder, Saturday, the 22d Of
October next, A. D 1852 Said lcvee win be about
sixty feet in length, to have ditch dug the base
of the levee two feet wide, and three feet deep. Tho
base forty eight feet wide eight feet high and nine
feet The top The lot which said levec r to be
built is bounded in front by the old evee, on the
upper side by lot of widow OKcef, back by St. James
ance with the Police regulations Of this parish.
T. W. RIRD,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22

An exchange says, the best cnre'
for palpitation OF the heart is leave;
off hugging and kissing the girls.
IF this IS the only remedy that can
be produced "we, for one say, letter.
palpitate.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22

Aim high in life. If you don't
hit the stars; You can land in the.
mud. Anything is better than stu
pid inaction. Even muddy man
is worth a half dozen lazy ones.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PARO1ssSE D'OUEST BATONROUGE.
CoUR DU s1x1EME ACCOMPLISHMENT.
A. Delaroderie vs.. DR.. Otto Kratz. No. SO.
I'm vertu dun ordre do saisie addressc au Sher,f
IL dc In paroisge ct etat susdts, dams aifair ci-
dessus, date du Septembre 1859, par Ia Ccur du
Gme reimbursement dc cette parosse, il ofert
vcnte pubique plus offrant ct dern,er encher-
rsseur, 4 Ia rhaison de Cour de cetre paroiAse-
Samedi, le 5 Novembre 1859,
II hcurcs m, tous les droits tres ct interets du
leendcur Dr. Otto kratx, dams les proprietes suiv-
antes, savor:-Deux junents brunes jaunes, pour
payer ct sat,sfaire le dit ordre d'execution.
R1-Conditions de Ia ventc-Comptant.
r. BERGERON,
Quest Baton Rouge, Octobre Is, 1859. D. $.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-22

DORTN6 MACHINES, AUGURs' &C.,
Il Inst received few Boring Machines, with three
assorted steel auRurs Patent Augur ellis, assorted
sisex, POST Auears, . ar 10 inches It
LARGUIER r. LANOUES,
corner Of Lafayette + Florida streets.