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The Risst 20 H,~ . Lecturer.

A man named RANDALL being arrested In
Philadelphia for hissing Mr.. q. w. CVaTIs'
lecture on Thursday evening, was released by
Alderman BwIpT, who In his decision, referred
10 the acts Of the PenusylvAniA Assembly on
the subject of the disturbance Of public meetings,
convened for 70 igious, moral, social, literary OF
scisntinc objects, imposing doe Of not less than
FIVE or more than ffty dollArA for esch violation
Of the law. ...--..-g...r -...-...
In the opis Ion of the magistrate tho meeting
at National Hall did not come within any Of the
objects nsmed In the act OF 1859. II was called
for IN incsndiATy purpose, those who attended
were charged for admission, and thsy hid tie
same night TO HAS or applaud Is those who at
tend thestrical exhibition. In sludinE TO the
character OF the meeting, he said that, In his
opinion, u ths Hall had bssn destroyed, the
owner could not have recovered from the city,
ss he bad rented Il sftsr full knowledge Of tbs
incsndiaty chAxactsr Of the address to Be dsliy-
S - mind s On shs s1S,ssa S sIS n, - IaSp ~ .as paS
dkchargsd. ....
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JANIS MooRy, umh,slis maker, who occu-
pisd room at Is Kings Hcad-eourt, Finsbury
Market, London, tossthsr with Q woman be-
lioved to bs his wife, and child ~ years Of
age, has bsen arrested on the charge Of bshssd-
Ing the woman. MooRx some time ago, was
committed for biting . woman's hand, and
was removed from prisrn to an aaylum.
Quaris ling IVES beard In the hou'e on Monday
mori Ing, but Mr. .TusNsR, tho Landlord, did
rot suspeot any grsst violence had bssn oom-
mittsd. In the afternoon, MooaR who bsd, Il
was believed, been out fbr hcufs, called Mr..
TunrRR 70 the room. TIE woman, In Q per
fsctb puds state, excepting some slight arttcie
tpiown scross her loins, lay fat on hes back q
the be@ds Ut tie room, and nsa, her, on ons
side, plsoad upright In white had basis, wa
nssf, sas tho chnd. long wound vas sssn On
the womsn's abdomen, and pan In one 4.
NOR Of the room c,atained quantity Of blood,
with wearing appsnsl. The asor ksd apparently
been wsshed. Moonn disclai ned au knoW lsdgs
Of this fiehifal Sons, pruts sting, With sppsr-
snt tru'hfulnsss that be bad mads the discovery
on rsturnipg homo Just previously. he appeared
perfectly clear Of blood stains aud bad on cls an
shirt. He wont with TuRsnR to the poles, who
found that marks Of blood were discsrnab,s
upon the Trousers of Mooas. Moonn has two
childrea bs.ides that mentioned, but thsy wee
away hom homo. Anon & tho articles foaud b.
the Potcs In the room ives Z. TIN box. on tbs NJ
q which was ssstchsd gailoss with two men
ON The ssy lum. !hs prisop~, who y . stout
out the lspgtbsusd examination. wh,ch oocu-
pied several hours, bat betrayed none Of the
usual indications skhsr Of insanity or guit, and
was rems nded.
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= Jn1 dsstruetion oe psepsrty in ~. .urfAna
ssst s "a s,s ~ = ss;qs:: s,, i:, sS!p:s:d 9 g.
.SDn% s.ss.s nsa ~ ~s.,s.s - s,ss = 49,. q
ou, Of exissssee by "A The ,.ssiss issses =,
considerable psr esus - tsf3fsh lossss. nd b
stiTl rpcrc those q PrsAc61 ~ eaaasa b nsk
up OF losss BY rassosd sssssssso - ysshr
Is.s ss,,,S, so ts ,SSi,s. 70 s"''sps
.ss p.r, % ., Tors TX F..s Fa cs%ssss sss 80 g. ::
sancs 70. The month o. TIE pm. ssvw, vkupko
snpecfsd 70 nese Psotbssof OEp. tks 0saauia
C0nm,sssonsr, shsn they y oyid aagsgs = ssss
n Lsnhpe me eouncsfy line hsswssn tbs ~
,bob. 9ps sss.insl pc,rss e sss ~ 49,
bssn fxsa by tns legalsiurss u the sws No.,
II snly romans Rre ibs Uersmi..;ors,s - 49,
.rd marx ths boundny IN conformity Sksss-
In. Ds.rols E~s Prss .ys shsr, IL 9. s.ss-
sis.kn in that city, c,lisd a. s..fsgs Hos
nish sueca and homes 70 Susitsvs hsvvs asa
ths toutbsrp statss. That papsr seys :--ss1hs
sccss,y Ia the grand rscsiving dspot % ~
6obtieF OF the Uldsrsrouud RAilroed, whseA
emptiss It's hvrg frsaHht isse ths kD - -
city end vicinity on either sies Of tie Jnvss.
1bers cen scarcely b : moe u,dssirabls % -.
ladon.. IL has already become wrstchsd haf-
ancs r14lrs ~
THrrH ie but ono cotton mil new IN e,ws-
tion In Irdi.n OrcnaId, says tho oyriaH6sA
(Mss. Rspubiienr, and this sivas smpisy meet
10 800 hands, all of them Amsr'c .cs. A neg
mill $50 long by 20 wtds, Is ssa,iy cynpbts1
which will also give emp,eymsnt 70 800 kasAS
and wiu be in operation by thu 1st q ApRa-
Tho prnurtstor, a tbess miis have sfsebsd ~
tepements daring the past SEASON. most Of ~kscA
4: I s,s. t.. :ns 70 he'd s .ss ,y.' s,. .
Ovey 4 200 yolumes In sk&3sk~r IN thka a
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FIN A N CIAL, -.


8W xU2ks nonoAUs - -
Ihs Stock market wss raahr inao>ivs ~ nOUs
bg, and only modsrses busims vss 49, ~
exchanges = Tho Bsnk Gearing uouss were - M
ca sI, and the bslsHoss, ,eLuLSte.-rhs saisv-
Ing dividends have bssn declared ;--Nercsntls No
tusl Insurance %, ssni-annuL ~ Per cent, ~
able Jan. 0, Great western Aarins Ina Co, 3k ~
cent pssAso Jan. Broadway Bank, souaA -
nua dividend Of por cent p>ysbs Jan 1.-rhs
weekly Bank Statement, Incomplete, sao - fs-
thor lara incrcsss In loans.
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I.Sla. D.schery /. Dl,...,.s-

~ the late sncorutss bstwssp The Chippswas
and Sioux, d1 Il the latter vers kIllsd-ons
more than the ChpPsvs party consIstsd Of
wbiis but ens II tbs former was hilsd. Ths
e SSsss ~. az :,s "s .s .:. ss ~ z Srs:
6lss1 - soms vssvisas bettls ibstxssn tie
trihsa. Bs1Dss tks sniyal IN ~ vicinity q tie
spsmys ~ understanding vas that thsy should
sssp Sss upon Has Sse M xsr, @ rssuraias ain tf 70 (;
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a being ths moro likely 70 meet with bat nw
g she bksax, % shsy were stfAgelnG In Tom
thear hunts. A fss eaour were sssa ~ The
Cmepswas coming from 'helr osue. when ess
o. he party sxpsessed z determination 70 AFc
After finding sxpos.ulssion ftuitisss, one Of
his o,mrades begged the privilege Of The Hrst
shos, - te bod he gun Witch bsonesd to the
brother who Id bssn killsa by The Sloax ss the
bsttls spoken q before. This was grsatsd, and
ne ssot, hnlioF BIS mn. 1hs party Of ,hs.r
enemy, more than doubling thsirs, and Others
quickly arriving On the ground, the Ohispewm
wsrs obliged TO rstrsst, sftsr ths one who had
Insisted upon hring upon the party he'd bssn
wounded, and also tbs one Who had fred The
first khot Thy fed TO the houses Of ths set
wsds sbos, to one house 10 ana md ii. % one .ho " srsd
TIE hIst shot, to another The Sioux surrouudsd
both houses, insssted upon the Cnipps vas bslng
given up. Thia the two men At one Of the
houses refused 70 do, and stood armed, rssdy to
resist any at,empt of the sioux to Sorcs their
siser, and the Indian was saved, 70 carry b. sct
to bis frs.i de tie hands Of an enemy, a. We
pftsnu cd thsu, TO bc last week. .-..
1hs other Indian wss not 90 fortunate In
the house whers he took refuge thsrs wste three
nh' nen wno' eoublic's un.causintsd With Indian
ne eioux.. The Ctippswa, with the saga .ity
ior wn,eh indiana are oted, was AVIAN u this,
ard signifst his vii ,pgusss TO leave the house
and Try 70 mats his sscAje from the wAtcatul
snsmy. He wss let out sisal,h,ly, when
crawling, snske.liks upon the ground, he suo
csedsd In gplting into the thick top Oh q trse,
some fourth Of mile from the houss. Tho Sioux,
= some way, discovered that be had lsft, Aad
by some means H tbclr dogs hunted hlm out,
and the vhols party firing upon hin, his body
VA literally iisdlsd With balls, after which the
assh was napslsd, cut up, aud the whols body
burned.
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MAIL ITEMS, %.

srrxN : -
MAIL ITEMS, 10.
Tm muse q the Cooper Q. ora Tfoups, has
hsshy ADDISON, ksq., has been elected
AsDnHw BAIRD, q lad ten years old, was run
over by raifiosd car in PhiIsdsiphis on Friday,
and instantly killed.
Mn. DoRsHsrssR, Sac Treasurer el.c., has
arpotpted JoshrH sTniEoHAn, Esq, OF Buffalo,
Deputy Treasurer.
WOMAN named Kxsr wa burned 10 death
on Ihui.dsy, AZ kexbury, Mos by her cotnss
'aking hre y hic shs wa, sitdng In = chair.
Tss Illinejs Central Raj road c nm .ny ba.
sold OF the Goveinu ent isnis granted to ihsm,
A FIRE occurred Ia kcms, n. Y, on Friday
mcrhitg, which cestroye ed the dwelling houses
q q. vAN PATrES, q. X. TnoaAs, and Mr..
DshssI on Wsshipg'on street.
A srxnaR q the church bells In I.ypn. .IMa,s.
I rupg On Friday, o. an expression OF sympathy
fG Bt9ws's men, who were hung ~ Charles
town, W.
THs Milford, Mas, Josrsai has bssn sued for
libsi By kDwAaD N. MARSHALL, Who takes or.
ception to comments mode BY ths Jon~ai upon
the JosS BAows mss' Ing Ia that town.
DANA T. ,CLopuRN, Principal Of the Rhode
Isand State Normal school, was tns .antly khlsd
on Thun day, By tsing thrown from carriage
In Bristol, who're the school Is located.
sncs the n,st Of January lest, thsvs have
Rochester. on thsec. 4 hfse pYoporepn x.ns
set by dssign. ,..
49,. v. l sn.n.'s. ~ 49, ~ o., % -.
n. CSnn m W .us0I 'Ss G s.n nSs.,
ss,.s,1. & S;,..lx ~. nosc Nsw o1sans' oy
60 ~" - es.Pnsn - oIser
~ ,. a.. sIrs ~ ,ouIsM"
sn,.,sS ss'ss IN INV. .s coun.y. DssS'unxs san sre
'n.s'~u W Asii sAmos WY n'sn' WIN su0oss''
AoooADma to the valuation returns, thsfe
arc about 100 towns In Maine, In which tonnage
v owned. The largest amount owned In any
Por ~ ScsS, cso, ss'Vzz tons. Asxt CONES Port
~nu' 'o'o<o' ...i
NAE named JOHN Quu1, about ~ years d
| -, wss sccid.ntsuy drcwnsd In attempting te
49, tne wire oncgo IN Ansonia CG, on Satur
ey mgnt iasf' Hsiesvss wffe and four chill
! @on. ~. ..r. no Fl.
yoHH +. Muxonovn who wss onss - o6issr
o,s vSn S,ss ~ .,s. s.sss y ~. slmy, On tns
n. ~ Th..I., uas.s ~ 1s,s.,s - ...spy,sI ~
SssS rTa,.nss nUs. ~. hssar..s" Sa III .Spe p
| iui~, wv A W.
l AwoMAS sppeasd IN nufnngscn, Iowa. .
town. mt into circnistion soms oountsrSsit bsnI
notes' And Ia FOR narts unInoSn. n n ann
possd thst abe 4 ths sosnt Of soms osng n
count,rfei,ers. "
Ar,w d.,. .so .n., h,,.,... hou, .,-
ous Dsmocrst IN Ns- HAVE nronc..d /, ,nhhs.
q whist 70 decide whsthsr IL. Union should Ss
assoNsd; Ne npors that be and hts partner
mssnso IA W sm"nsfs in Two straisht
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1hs vote Tor School officers AID Constsblsa
win b publishsd Tomorrow. r.. ..
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
TUESDAY MORNING, DEo 20 isss.
Usy Canvas Usspisss.

Rssnlt Of ths vote IN sscs Ward os the city
for every ocs voted for at The last election, sx-
cept the 4th district Of the 22d Ward, which
was thrown out In consequence Of ffssd,-
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RATES OF EADyERrIsINGg

Advcrtis-merssr- RoUR LINES ekir<y:
two wortisl oss day, 90 eenfsy two days Is csntss
tiI hrse 3, days, si gr q xd1ys n 70. n ihssred q
Z. hariaees and dest6s, sgesp>s spvessh fouvSnsu,
Monthly advcr3scmentso of four les, fussrted q tk0
convcnience of the once, ~ fcr sytst - insrGS1n
Adyertsrments rceefv.d antil 70 c'ebok, RsRrsmIa
- -0''sniDen' entirely el0ssd on Sunday. ssvr
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

yuhHsbe1 daily, Sundays evccrtsd, AZ the sun
Bldings, cor. of Fulton and Nssssu sts snd deilv-
ered 70 snbechbs IN New York city and vicinity, n
81 When ssnt by msp, -Four Dollars year. Z.
oiroalAtisn $4,000 Copies per Day.
THE wknkrY sur Is publishsd At rs oenls q
80 HosRs & M2Gh. Prcprissor.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

COUNTY oLxxks 1sylGx m,
$; s,s ,s . :.,: u :s.szrfY:s ~ Is :;.:::, 3 q.
= ~ 3. 4 l:lE . g re S ;: ~. ]. I: s1
Al Is t35tsss~s 0ss.s q ORE -
60 sassYzss.s;itEe-. s;itEe-,--' $50:
~ s5sssaSss-sos.sos-
! .Efss' se5akYssl 5: s:!.S, !:.:S,:.:sxi:A .
| f1U2SK!TE ~ aTsH VI !. Tor ess pot;
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ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
PAROISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE.

COUR DU stxIEME DISTRICT.
Dams Faaire de Ii uccession de Vim. Ecklcs, deco
dec No. 59,.
I'm VERTU dine com mission moi adresse dams
~ raflaire cidessus par Ia Cour Gu Srxicme Dist
riot Judicare dams ct pour ct pour Ia dite parose
ct Etat stslite. dams Faiire ci-dessus date d.,
IL Mars 1859. oirer, en- vente pubique plus OIL
rant ct deruier encherrisseur la residence
du Treville Babn sur lie Grand rayou paroiscs.
Jeudi, le 21 Abri], 1859,
IL heures ", les proprietcs c-pres decr,te, ct
appartenant Ii suSdite succession. savoir:--
oisse, ct desgne CONNIE eaut le quart Sudouest de
Ia section No. Dx-hut. dan~le township six du range
One Est, contenant cent .soixante acres.
Dick mullatre agi de vingt-huit ans;
Billy, negre homme agi de sn,xante ans,
Maria, negresse agee de yngt ans. ct deux
fans, Billy, age de six ms ct Fanny agie de ans,
Marie, mulattresse agie de v1ngt ans; ct Vielle Ma
rie age de quarante cnq ans. H.
Tn poni; une mule; une jument ct son ponlin
une charrette -a-cheval; des harnais: buggy ct
harnas; un lot de cochons lot de betes-a cornes;
un lot de mails; fournituro de maison, etc. etc.
Condition de la vente.Les effects mobiliers seront
vendus compliant. Les esclaves nquieme COM
ptant ct la ba1apse payable en- tro,s termes egaux
e Ter lie Mars des 1860 1861 ct 1862 La erre
sera vendue payable trois termes egaux, CONNIE
autres b1llets lie 1er de Mars des 1860 49,
61 ct 1852. Les acqueleurs fournront leurs bllcts
endosses Ia satisfaction de Ia Tutrice, payable a
Poice du Recorder de cette paroisse portant ntere
Il raison de huit pour cent par apres echeance
jusqu'au pa,ment, ct hypotheque retcnue, avec lie
prvege du ven leur sur la terre ct les escayes JUS
qua paiment p1ein ct final. T. BERGERON,.
Quest Baton Rouge Mars 10, 1859 D. S.
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Procedures dn Jurl de Police.

Conformement Ia loi, lie Juri s;assembla
Ia maison de Coursde la paroisse Quest Baton
Rouge. Lundi Janvier le 3, 1859. Presentes :
J. S. Williams President, J. Braud. J. T.
Landry, J. G.. Woods: F. A. Woods, E. B.
Trinidad, J. A. Bird. A. Lobdel, B. R. Chinn,
w. W. Lennon ct D. P. Cain.
-L;amendment impose sur les membres abb
sents a Ia sessionde Septembre dernier, fut
sur motion, remise, les dlts 'nembres ayant
fourni de suffisantes raisons pour leur absence.
LIE Juri prit recours sur aPexamination des
Rapports defectueux de PInspecteurdes Che
minis ct Levees, lorsque apres lecture faite,
les dts rapports iurent acceptes, ct lie Greffier
autorise de les produire au Grand Juri sa
session prochaine, CONNIE prevu par Ia loi:
Deux rapports n'etant assementes CONNIE
Ia loi Pordonne, viz: eeux de W. D. Winter
ct B. Landry, une motion fut faite de les adj
opter, alors il etait admis.
Mr.. Chinn alors fit un offre la resolution
suivanteS:s
Resolp, Que tous les proprietaires sur Ia
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STA d OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF WEST BAT ON ROUGE

In matter SUCCESSION OF John Nolan deceased
No. 466.
DY virtue of commission to me dir ,cted. in the
- above entitled succession of date the 3Oth day
6f December, A. d 1858 from the Sixth District
Court, in and said parish and State, will be Of
fered for sale atpublic auction, to the last and high
est bidder in front of the Court House of this parish
On Saturday, 23d Of April, 1859,
at Ii O'clock A. NJ, the following dt scrbed property
belonging to the estate Of John Nolan deceased, to-
Wit5:s The south half Of section seven, containing
three hundred and two-36-I00 acres yhe north east
sixty acres and east one Aaf of section four coutn
ing three hundred and nine s100 acres all situated
in township seven, south range eleven east, south
eastern district, parish If West Batod Rouge near
Lake Crocodile on the following terms and conditont
viz: said property to be sold credit of twelve
months with PERSONAL security approved by the Exc
qutor Of thNestate Of John Nolan, with mortgage
tained on said lands until full end final payment
sa4$Es s&&.W1LLIAM WHITE. Sheriff.
Vest Baton Rouge, February 10, 1859.
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Assemble. Speciale.

lie Juri de Police de la paroisse Quest Bat
on Rouge s;assembla la mason de Cou, de
celle Jeudi, Mars lie "a 1859, lcrsque les mem
bres suivantes furent presents: Ter Arrondis-
sement, Joseph Braud SINE ACCOMPLISHMENT
f. A.. Woods; 4me ACCOMPLISHMENT, J. C.
Woods; SINE ACCOMPLISHMENT, E. B. Trini-
dad Tine ACCOMPLISHMENT, j. A. Bird; Sine
Arrond ndissemen, A. Lobdell gme Arrondisse-
Anent, B. r. Chinn lime ACCOMPLISHMENT,
D. P. Cain; S, ct 6me etunt absens. L.
president al Jur de Police etant absent, sur
motion, Mr. B. R. Chinn fut appointe presi-
dent pro tenn, avec dies instructions d 'agir
en- conjunction avec le president du Jnri de
Police de la pafosse d'lbcrvile pour choisir
un kl:enier pour tirer les lines entire la par
oisse d'Iberville ct Quest Baton Rouge.
La resolution suivante fat adoptee:
Rcsolu, Que les habitans lie San Michel,
soent autorises de faire un boite dune telle
dimensions cue PInspectaur de Parrondisse.
ment iugera propre. pour garantir les dts
habitants des eaux trtnsparantes. ;
LIE Juri alors prit une recreation jusqu'a ce
que lie Comite de .fnance tasse son rapport.
7. Bergeron, Grefier.
lie Juri etant Ell ordre, ]e rapport suivant
fut faite:
.Qu president et m'en,bres' du Juyi DE- Pq1R
d Quest Baton, Ronge:-Votre comite de M
ance ayant examine les recIamations prece'
denies contre la paroisse, a Fhoneur de ret
ourner respec tueusement les complies prece-
dentes correctes:
T. Bergeron, Greffier, Z salaire $62 50
B. w. Clark, Inquete Is 90
A. C. Broussard, rs 90
Ed Leray, Assessor, 80 90
Somme totale# $152 CO.
'Soumise respectuesement,
(signe) E. B. TRINIDAD;
IA. BIRD.
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars "a, 1859.
Ce qui suit fut presente par Mr. Trinidad
ct adoNe:
: Resolu, Que les tributs de respects aes MEM
,bres du Juri de Police de la paroisse Quest
Baton Rouge soent tendus au Cap. Henry W.
Allen. pour la generosite dams Paquelle il tit
son devo.r CONNIE Representant dams la Le-
gislature'
N'ayant plus d'afaire devant le Juni de
Police, il s'aJourna jusqu'a la..dernier lundi
dAvril proclaim 1859, lie 25 do ce mois.
T. BERGERoN: b. X. CHlNN,
Greffier. Presid'tp.t.
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John Bird VS.. II. H.
Haynes. No. 22.54.
u p. Cain ct ". D.WiE !
cox VS.. H. II. Haynes.
NJ 1SQT
State of Louisiana,
Paro;Sse d Est Ba ton Rouge.
6rne Disfrict .1udiciaire.
State of Louisiana,
ParniSSa 0unSt pa ton Anurn.

IN VE.RTl dc deux ordre de Fl. IA moi adresse
IL dams les deux allares cl dessus, date dufdix
at treze Fevrcr 1889, par lit Conr du sixieme Dist
ric Judciaire dams ct pour les paJosses susates ct
Etat de la Louisiana, IL sera oert vente publique
au plus orant ct derner enchersseur, face de Ia
maison de Cour de cette paroisse-
Samedile 7me jour de Mai, 1859,
II heures An, tous les droits, ttres ct interets
deendenr.H Il. Haynes, a Ia propriete cispres de-
critic, sayoir:-Un certain de terre situe
cette paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge, contenant a
peu pres quatrevingt acres de super6cie, borne en-
laut par terre du Col A. s. Robertson ct en- bas par
celle dAugustn Dupantier, avec les batisses ct am
iorotions qu trouvent. La dte terre faisant face
heuve Mississippi avec la profondeur la quelle
ellie peut aroir drot pour payer ct satsfaire lie dit
or re d'eXecutou.
B@ Condition de la vente-COMPTANT
WM. WHITE,
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars 10 1859. Sheriff.
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! ETAT DE LA Louisiana. .
couR Du six1EME DISTRICT.
PAROIssE D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE.


Dams lanaire de la succession de John Nolan decide
Wig "T No. 466:
TANVFRTUE d. 'une commissions moi addrcsse dams
IL Eatfaire cidessus en- date du SO Dec. 1858, par
Il, Courtdu 6me District Judicaire, dams ct pour In
dte prroisse ct Etat susdite il oifert vente
publqne auplus oifrant ct dernier encherrisseur
IA e de la.Maison de Cour, de'cette parosse :.
Samdi,3 le 23me jour d'AEril, 1859,
IL heuers les proprietes ciapres deer tes ap
apartenaut a.la succession du dcfunt John Nolan,
savoir LDsmoite sud, de la section sept contenant
trolS cent deuX 3e-loAacrcs. lie quart Nord Est de
IL section ncuf, conenant cent soixane ct Est
noitie lie h section quatre contenant trois cent
nruf So10o acres, tout situe dams lie Township sept
sud Range Est, district sud Est paroisse Quest
Baton Rouge, pres lu Lac Crocodile.
TEEMEs DE La VESTE : La dtes propriete sera vendu
credit de douze mos avec bonne securtc per-
sonel, APPROVES par eSecuteur de la succession de
John Nolan avec hypotleqne retenue sur la dte
terre. juslu are pameut plien ct final. .
WA. WHITE.
Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, Feb II. 1859
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge.
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SMITH DISTRICT COURT.


Dixon. vs.s1'Ps 523. -
DYHFHEpf writ Of 6,sfs. tame directed IN ths
ID Hf1bered and cnaitIed cause Of date the
14th day of slarcn 1859, from the 9th District Coutt
in and for tile parish aud Stats foresad will be of
erca for sale st public auction to the last and highest
4dder in front of the Court House in tins pa riSh
Saturday, 9TH day Of May, 1859,
of the defendant, D. z. CAIN in and to the following
described property, to VITA certain piece or tract
of land, situated in this parish having front to the
Mississippi river OF arpens. bounded above by
lands of cfendent D. p. Cain. and below by lands of
W. D. Winter, with the depth thcreunto belonging.
Nl Terms of sale-C.,SH.
WM WHITE
West Ratan Rouge. March 10 1850. p. Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-09
80 STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARlSHOF WEST BATON ROUGE.
slxIH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

~ SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In matter of the succession of VIM. F.. Eckles, de-
*' " ceased. No. 592.
DY VIRTUE Of commission to me directed from
ID the 9th District Court, in the above numbered
aal entitled succession, of date the 18th day of
Mfrch 1889 will be offered for sale public auction
to the last and highest bidder on the premises of
Trevil1c Balm, on Grand Bayou in this parish
Thursday, 2lst day Of April, 1859,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, all the hereinafter described
property belonging to said succession, to Wit
certain tract Of lard situated in this parish and
designated the South west quarter of section No.
Eighteen in Township 6, of Range Eleven East con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres. @4
Dick. mulatto man, aged about twenty-eight years;
Milly, negro man. aged about sixty years;;@
Bana, negro woman aged twenty years, and her
two children, Bill, aged six years and Fanny years;
Mary, mulatto girl, aged about twenty years. and -
Old Maria. negro woman about forty FIVE years. 6EEs
Personal efects.-One poney; one old mule; one
mare and colt one horsecart one pair of gears one
buggy and gears; five axes; one spade; four hoes
one X-cut saw; on side saddle; saddle aud brf-
die; seventeen head of hogs; household furniture;
twelve head of cattle; shot gum one lot of
kitchen furniture: scrockery ware, etc, etc
Terms Of Sae.--Noyableeffects to be sold for cash
The slaves to be sold onefth cash, and the balance
IN three equal insta1ments payable On the 1st day
of March of the years 1860 1861 and 1862 The land
to be sold payable in three ua tments payable
on the lst Of March, the other notes. 1861 1861 and
S62 The purchaser; of the land and slaves to fur
nsh their notes endorsed to the satisfaction of tue
Tutrlx, and payable at the Office Of the Recorder Of
this parish and bearing eight per cent interest after
due.t paid and special mortgag with vendor PRIV
lege retained on the land and slaves until full ar
final payment thereof T. BERGERON,
West Baton Rouge, March 10, 1850 *&.# DIS.