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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-07-16
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Of Edward Hoogland, Henry J. Adams and SAM
A. Kingman, Commissioners Of Claims unde,
Act Of Feb. ., 1859.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-07-16
INDEMNITY TO KANSAS SUFFERERS.
n another column will be found the Bill

In another column will be found the Bill pre-
seated BY Mr.. Clark, Ito provide for the payment
Of claims, Of sufferers BY the Kansas difficulties
TO which We invite the attention of our readers.
1t presents feasible plan for arriving at q cor
rect and just estimate Of the losses. aud propos-
IS . mode Of relief which is worthy of calm con-
siderstion. The Bill. perhaps. is not perfect.
and at first glance, without explanation. may
not he received as favcrably in all respects, as
circumstances require. and the interests in
volved would warrant; but il can readily be
amended so as to answer the object designed,
without necessarily opening the door TO q class
Of claims against which the feelings of the mass
Of the people Of the Territory naturally revolt
For some time past the subject has been under
consideration by several gentlemen who were
appointed committee on behalf Of the sufferers,
without distinction Of party. and they have cor
responded with various members Of Congress,
and through them virtually ascertained the
views and feelings Of the Government concern
ing the claims. as matter Of Just indemnity
From the information obtained, il is evident that
nc Congressional action thereon can be had at the
present session, for the following reasons LIST.
Because Of the early expiration Of the term. and
the pressure Of general business. I'd. The claims
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-07-16

WYASDorr CrTY, X. IT,
July 18th, 1859.
Having examined the foregoing Report,
l hereby approve Of the same.
WILLIAM MCKAY, Atty.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-07-16

Printed pursuant to Resolution Of the Consti
tutional Convention, passed July II. 1859.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-07-16

those VINO were Tue VlCLlmS OF clrCum-
stances that the people of the Territory
could not control, but which the General
Government was in honor and in duty
bound to protect them against, by main
tanning inyiolate the purity of the ballot
box on the one side and the rights of
property on the other. To such men,
whether in Congress or 10 the private
abode of the squatter-whether in the
Legislative hall or a Constitutional Con-
vention, the candid judgment Of the peo-
pie of growing and prosperous State
will in due time do justice.
The movement in regard TO obtaining
from the General Government just in
demnity to the sufferers, is not party
movement. 1t is founded on justice |;
it is equitable; it is due TO the people (;
it is due to those who participated in the
struggle Of 1856, in defence Of their hon.
est convictions it is an important step
towards obtaining demonstration of the
natural justice and generosity Of the
American character. and is proposed and
urged at time when a combination Of
circumstances leaves no doubt of its sue
cess, as the more satisfactory condition Of
affairs in the Territory during the present
year demonstrates that truth and justice
are no longer overruled by misrepresen-
tation and fraud.
To the following extracts from the late
Commissioners Report, submitted to Con-
gress, March, 1858, We invite attention,
as showing the light in which the subject
has been and is yet viewed by the repre-
sentatives of the Administration, and adj
ducing strong reasons for relying upon
the general government for that indem-
nifty to which the sufferers are justly en-
titled
at cannot be denied, that from the commence
ment Of the agitation relative 70 the organisa-
ton and opening Of the Indian TERRITORY, u was
foreseen b. statesmen and politicians. In all
parts Of the Union. that great prime pie was
70 BE- settled, that public sxeitsusnt would
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WEST BATON ROUGE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1859.

"a Arrondissencnt-au magazin de Nine. Cassie
| snmm'ssares, Augnse Cassie, Edmond White e.
| Val'iere Landry.
o1ne Arron''isser1ont-au cafe dc Tras Dourr h Co
! om,nssnires-Hypolytc Heoert Jr, Augrsttn A,1lc1
ct Alfred babin.
4me Arrondissement-a Ia r1oison lie Joa'., Ailot
conas,ssaircs J. h. Iabauve, Joachim Ainet ct AL
| fred Hetert. 49,
oms ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ia ,naison de Terence Der
ichebourg' ~
tom'n'ssaros, Victorin Blanchard, Narcisse Landry
OF Ter'nc" Dericlrbourr
= one ACCOMPLISHMENTS In rlaison de Cour
tonnlssa'rcs, Vaentin Dubroca, H. J. Hyans ar
Rosemond IIctert.
/ .me eArrondissement-au lnagazin dc Lebnil Il Han.
rallan. ~ 'lA'''
COMMISSIONERS Richard I1anrahan Amcdse Erons
sard, ct John A. Bird.
sme ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ia groceric d'Alexs Lon
guepte.
cor3Mi ssaires, N C. Leblanc, Stephen Pipes ct Zen
Allain-
9mc Arrondssemcnt-an magaz,n dc J. F. T,cncou:
Commtssares. Anatnle Laurent SA,;pustn Icclrru
ct Andrew G. ,yo,ts
Time ArronH;sse'ncnt-a la maison ti'Ecolc dr end
DiStricc ~ >
Commissairss, 7 4 Nur,lin, r. r. Germany, ctI Len.
uei +. DAY
lin" ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ia ,raisou do Courta acr e.
Woods.
tomnlissaires, James-Wa-c, Jr, w Winter ct T..
$. Hereford.
rEection de-ra etrn trnue ct les rctoura acveron+
en- etre fats ainsi que lc req uiar"nt l., Constitution
ct 1's 1o1s aynns rapport.
1FM. WHITE,
Quest Baton Ronee Septomh-e le a. 1885 Sheriff
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Jeudi, le 8 Novenlbre, 1859
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
RarisI. of West Eatcse Rouge
TNH:DiSR.T COL

|; sIxTH:pl2RIcT COURT
In mattsr. Succession of Marie T. Lopez, wilo7 10
seph. .Daigre~ M. 5o9.
10y VIRTUE Of 8 commission to ne directed II the
10 above entitled succession, from the -sixtA Dist
trct Court, in and forsaid parish and State of date
the 2ist day Of September 1859, Will, be offered for
sale publc auction to last and highest bidcr
at the last place of residence OF tho decens in this
parish OIL
Saturday 29th Of October, 1856,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. the following descrhed property
belonging to the said succession, to wit:
CEbEsTlNE, negro woman, aged t"enty.one years,
Sally, negro woman, aged bout fifty eight years,
One lot of=houscl1old nndakitchen furntrrc.
Terms Of sals:--rhe slaves to he sold payable in
three equal nstalments falling due the first day OF
March Of the years 1860, 1861 and 1852 the purcha
sers to furnish their notes endorsed to vhe satistae-
ton Of the edrcnjstrator bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent. per annum till paid with sPe-
cie mortgage and vendors privilege retalTt'i o? SAID
slaves till :uIl.aad final payn7eat The movable ef-
ets to be sold for cash for all under ten dollars
and for all sums over ahat amount, payable on the
lst Day of March next 1860, purchasers t,,furnish
their notes satisfactorily endoreea-
= yjl. WHITA-
West Baton Rouge, Sept. Oath 1859 Sheriff.
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AVIS d'ELEcTION:;
EEAG DE LA.LOUSIANE:

~h = ,au%3
~ VERTU, dune proclamation Dc son Excellence
- Robert G.. Wickliffc, &ouyeraeur de: VEtat de- ID
Aoalsane, en.date sde Ter jour de Septemur, 1859
una saeofion sera tenu u,sIUNDI la.7me jour deNOV:
pTt,s. 49, proena1nt peari ere~un GoAyerneur poul
l1tats q Lieutenant: 0ouyernear un secretai-e
uEt>s; M: Audisear des. Complies Publi1ue un rre
un +Avocat. General sun Surintendani
ses eeoles Pubsquerun tAvoeat de District pour le
un. a n1rmbTe Congress
" 9ae DlstIlet Congressional de iEtat un Senafeur
s1strlcce compose das paroisses d,Est ct Quest Ba:
oanonge 'es Est Ftl tlieiHna, unSmembre poarrepres
satsef Y parosssae Baton Rouge s.lAsscbe
90 IA Io oaissne, un Sheriff run Gre
Gsl pour iatonrdu 6n,e District un 4issesseur IN
WCeor. et IN Cotnmtssare des Traveaux Publiques.;
ouee ct. pr &c pFesant conner pour tenir Ia
NV Ecrutns seront Oh yer de heures
Il heares Pms ledit Tine jour de -Nove1nbre
AZ heux ci-apres designee en- cette paro,sse
ssss ia des com nissaires suiyant nour
ielsctioE, ,sssssfr.ei =. T. .a : w.
Aa kacoefci---A h rnaison de Uzelien ~Raffrays-
X.r.an Janrier Hebert, v11eneuveI Iuier ct
AN Bruiy Landing IAN An Cafe de Tras; Iour9 SO
Toaa. Felix Hebert, Frank Williams ct F.A
c.. cAhxsi&cn Dc co.r de cette paro,sso>
stH W. Alexandra Barrow, Franeois R. Alain
"a Loodelps Store@-Au Inasa.i1l de ! F: Tacneau
Il ~ Louis s.. Lobdell, Ben. W-Clarke ct
Ao 4aayaa Poydras-A Ia nsisop i, ,Ecol tlu 2na
rcs..tlet r...td des Ecoles Publiques... -.
Bs.oSssa'res Bssa'res HISS Flynn, Edouard .Nundinret Jos.
~ ,vertu de Ia dite proclamat une election
elr. ne g 1nae joar du sNovemhre proclaim, pour
sagesds Paix,, ct unlConsta bfa dams chaque
49, Do eette parosse.> les, scrutlns ser.
ls. d. heures L.eksa thesras rs-n.@ au1.
rss4;a nsntone 81 0stD Paa0isss, esos ls=di,
- pesaap issairas< <suivaAts. savoir: =
neiron L Co ~
s1ss.ai.'s Aaree1ia7 poirok. Usvlen; rus.ier e.
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& Gn,rH..

REFERRING to the foregoing notice Of the ssolo tinn
Of the copartnership, heretofore existing under the
firm, OF s. schmalinsky s. Co., better known as the
Peoples Store, lteern it necessary to announce to
the citizens of East and West Baton Rouge, and the
public in general, tat my connections with, and IN
terest in said firm has from this day ceased to exist,
In so doing it is my desire to express 10
friends, my sincere acknowledgements for the kind
and hberal~ manner with which they haye dealt with
me- during the period represented in part my
establishment andto assure them that; should I
again resume business in this city, it will bea
Of gratIfication to obtain the patronage OF former
fre1rs and my corstant efforts will be drectsi to
deserve IL .-=f- s. S1Itl dISS,.
j.. Baton Rouge, La. Oct LIST, 1859: ~
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'ff'hEhf e1vep that the works .,c Ic:ces IN
L jcts of Fl. i!ebort bounded i,y lands Of Frame
Woods, a''d above by wiiw Ellie Iebert AZ, on lot
OF widow Alexan Ter G'nvetr a;.a widow valS;, Com,
'tnX IN i}rult Landing sad lands nf Nars,1 ;,an
'Anrt: Wlil be sold Oh Saturday. the eth of October
nc%,, ~ the ooecI9ouSe of l-ssrs r lnurg 4 Co., ~
rns' La atIng to THO lowest bidder asreabl, Z, III,
,a''t If the Police Jury of this parish The sic t.
take tr'c" between 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and o. clock
Specifications Of said Ievres will he f~iyr, na
eAe aay ofsaie. - r. ". BIRD,
Sept ~
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ELECTION NOTICE..
STATE OFLOUISIANA

PARISH OF WEST BATON ROCGE
nY vIRTUE ofa proclamation Of bis Exe1iency
Robert c. Wicklifte; Governor Of the. State c
Innisiana of date the lst day ofi September, 1859
ordering IN election to be held or MONDAY. the I'll
S.v.af NOVEMBER next, for the purpose of choosing
Governoro * the State Of louisiana one Licutenan
Governor, one Secretary Of State, one Attorne,
General one State Tfeexupe.,- one Auditor Of Pub
ACCOUNTS; one Superintendent Of Public Education
one District Attorney for the 9th Judicial District
one member Of Congress from the 81 Congressiona
District of this State, Senator from the Distric
eornpcsed of the parishes off East and Vest BatoI
Rouge and, East Ee}iciana, member to represen
this parish in. the State Legislature, Sheriff.
Clerk az the Court, one Assessor, one Coroner an,
onv Commissioner Of orks FIR the End Dstric
Of Public Works, notice isheeby given that far t1le
purpose Of holding said elfetor1 the polls will b.
openeion tho sait 18th next, from 9ocock
T. H. to 4o'clock N H. u H. following places In tht
aarish, and under the Commissioners, Of Genera
meotona, TO wit: 28$'*"' H. I.
For Cut-or Preainct-at the,house Of Urn. Raffray.
Commissioners, JanTier Hebs.t,. Vieneuve Tuillier
snd Mascelin Doiroa.. 3 , ''
ri Brur IAndtng prseinct-at eettse4 house OF
Gomnss,oners, Felix :Hebcrt, Frank Williams an !
Frame A. Woods. @@F:5%" y I'D
Por the Couxt HpusePrec nct--at the Court House
Commissioners A.exandr Barrow, francois r Allaip
For Tie Iobdell.s s.ese- rreeinct-ae the store Of
aommissoners, Ioals s. :1.oblcn; =; r.. Clsrke and
r. Taeneaa.
Fsr sasPoynfse l1esfct-a' 'he se"0o'> noeee -ot
re 1na scAeoi1nStr'e1- :,
t"%massTess, ,as Engh, = 65ynn> f"40eEe Sen'hn
'na 'oseYI ~ ~ ss,a.;o ~ o,o.+;o,
1so & . q -. as'e ~ s'seon
M 1,' " ne. n. ~ "'.. h1a $500 w. "a - ~ ~ ~;
ree o. Inc ~ a1ss , - a,s"ad - fro, NO
toI o,cIoct ?. ". ~ tho n,s,pri,s, nlaccs
"sN ~ s,"..:o." - 49, -. q ;,,
- - ~ - :. -, 7so ~ '".',
"a. t,rs I.t wa,a-a% rho house of Warce1;n noisea
80 =, -.
S,.s:,,,s..,.,>> nsr..,sn rn;ro,. r,.c;en Tn;,,er
80 0.,..o psh;.he,,.H. E
>"s t"a 49, ~ ". son, c..s;.. 49,.
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THE SUGAR PLANTER,
puRIrSHRp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY J. HYAMS
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Oa,ce Near the Ferry Lnnding,~
EST BAT ToN R0u uGE
rrpms ~ TBE "suGAR PLANTER >

rrRMs oT TIRE "suGAR PLANTER ~
s.bser,ption-s3 year, due Invariably at the
time Of subscribing IL not then paid, or withir
three months thereafter iye dollarswiltbe charged
No subscription wi'fbe taken Tor less term thar
IL months no paper discontinued until arsenrages
are paid.
ten narnes is sent with the cash the paper Will be
furnished at 50 50 each subscriber. and m adt'i-
tional copy to the person: furnishing tn
Where Club Of not less than twenty is furnished Isl ed
with the cash, the paper will be forwarded 81 25
each subscriber, and two additional copies for the
agent .s~*
lines 81 for the first and 50 cents for every subse
ouent insertion those Of greater length in prtpor
ton a liberal discount to those who advertise by
the year. .-
JOE PRINTING!,
Such ~ PAxrH1Ers BLAsKs, CARDS. BRIEFS, F1sE1sar,
and other Notices. executed with neatness and des-
patch. ,Ih,a!E cases, cash on delivery.
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ROAD AND LEVEE INSPECTORS NO
T1CES TO NON-RESIDENTS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST RA7'ON pOT1c1

"i1DA oT ~ HOl bH run ROHGE
10 Mr.. EMILE BEaACx-S;r:-You are hereby no
titled to make on your lot at Rruy Landing new
hvte, lai out by me on the 25th inst, with a has.
OF forty eight feet, eight feet hr nine feet on top
with ditch made ia tie base Of said lcvoe of '~s
teetin width. and three feet in depth--drt to hr M
ken not nearer than twenty feet from the oyce The
work to ',e commenced within thirty days from the
seavice OF this notice, and completed by the first Of
Decebmer next. THOMPSON " DTRn
Inspector Roads and Levees Third Ward
sept 81.
10 Michel 1fbe't, BaHhazar Dupuy, E. D. 1vooas. 81
mon Bcra'd, Fortuna Comet t. Bro4ss1rd od Camille
l.. Landry, all non residents:
s.Hs-1ou are hereby notified to repair your Roads,
raise same in centre, clean your roadditches rana
your bridges situated in front Of your property ",
this parish. You IRE also fur!lor ~: ir to raj
your l"sces Two feet above thu high wt, ;oark o1
l"59, by a'1ins such g 'sse to tf.n ;4S t. have IT
IT." top or crestA wi ltl cr cght f"at and lIr 49,
fee), it being tie furtG Ct the base Of vow
Levees which ha Sc is required tn M t|,i,ty (Yy} feet
according to the Laws al,9 rrnluccs of hc POI &c
Jury OF th,s Parish Said works to hc co,n-tc.l ,v
the 1st day Iaccmbnr next 1853
VII,ENECVf, TUIE..IrF
~: u" inspector OF Roads aud Iav:p> l5t I'a7t.
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STATE, OF LOUISIANA.
Parish. Of west Baton s.ossrs.,
SIXTH. DISTRICT cor

SIXTH: DISTRICT COURT:
IN matte. Succession Of John Rnssel,. lrcaasai'
No sol.
TrY VIRTUE Of q commission directed to the s',er-
II iii OF tie parish, Of West Baton Rouge. and srate
atorcsaid, in the above bered au entitled sue
cesso3, from the honorable the ii: district Cr1
setting in and for The parish af,r"SHii State of lou
aian:, dated the 9th day rf September 1855 will
offer fer sht ut Fnblic auction to the last and high
est bidder Ut the store of EeBau Hanrahan in this
parish, on
Thursday: the Sd Novenlber, 1859
at II o'clock NJ, the following described property
belonging to thc suecessian Of the SAID Lln RUSSELL
deceased, to witt
The Eat quarter of the North East quarter Sec
ton Of Sec No. Sc, in r. MOI Of Range lG.Et Gan
tanning about forty (4o] acres and he,ns one-sx-
teenth Ql6) of said ssction 90, bounded East about
its entire line, by lands of Joseph Hoy South by
those n"w, or late'5, oi.Col: Joseph Williams.
West by those os the - Vail family and N.r;4 b.
lands of a. J. Powel and r. P Landry with the i'm
provements thereon. One dun horse silver
watch; one cross-eut saw one old bedstead; one
trunk; one lot Of old cothins, etc, ETC.
E5J- Terms of sale-CASII on the spot
=. B;;RGERON,
West Baton Ronee, Oct. zst 1880 Dep. Sheriff
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THE C0-PARTEFRSHIP heretofi>re
|. existing between the subscribers, under
the firm Of ). sel'nansky 1t Coz. is this day disso
:9i by mutual consent. he hlsi1icss Will ta spnn
s!. ;.nd"r The old SEza+by y Tc|.snalinsky ;,nt: A.
koWn ski AID all liabilities against the old firm,
sssuu4ca ay the new,
S. SCHMALiNSKy.
8: STRAUSS.
Oct. lst A, KOWALSkI
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~ ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
RRretssc ts,Oncst Betcn Rouge.

C0UE. DU s'>sfEME DISTRICT JI1nIC1A1RE.
Dars rataro de IL Succession ie rphr Russell de-
: - cedee No. No. 691.
EI.N "F2TT Dune commission addressc aux Sheriff
f tie Ia paroisse ct Etat sus.its d.ns Ia sccos2ion
de feu john Russell, par i'honora5le In tf.us 1A six
iec District udlciairo de Ia parosse Quest Baton
Rouge Etat dc In Louisiana en. date 'lu q seDe1nbro
1859: J"rera en- vente publ;aue, an plus oifrant ct
dernier enehersssarc, magazn, re feI'a' ct Han
ra',an en- .cctte paro'sse,
Jeudi, fe 8 Novembre, 1859
II enyes 4. ~. les p-errictes capres decrites ap
partena1it Ia sus'iite succession, savoir
@ lie qu*rt.Est, au quart de Sectcr Nord Est &c Ia
Ssctiaa s6 dams Ia Township No I, in Eanr % E1St,
contenant peu pres quafa:te (4O} arpens, "5et.nt
le seiziesae de IL lite Section No. eG, borne l'ts,
(sur presqne thne etendue) par torres de E
Hoy, nu Sud par celes maintenant, ancienneuent
pdu Cu. Joseph s Williams 2 ,Oaest, ar ceAes de
Ia s<tanile WALL ct Norh par te*res lie A. J:
Powell ct Z. P.- Landry, les aneliorations aui
s-y. .troavens. e!aevaI montre argent, passer
par-tout, etc. cite.
RB~ Conditions ilc IA sehte--COMpTANT.
; l.. BERG ERDN.
Quest Ration Rouge, Oct Ter, 1889. Dep. Sheriff.
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A4newinVention is spoken OF for
measuring dis5ance5, which promise
to be very useful. It: is ss55tt 55ttacllIfze: ache: !: !:
to ss:.DugggyJt: Or oarrzas,>s Hn55: =t:s:
50 saffars geo as 70 35II'::zza = 5u,-1
mis-
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To the Heirs a,d Legal Representatives. Of Js7z,es no.
lais572, Sc.,;or, d4ccu;eJ
YOU are ;.erehy notified to repair the Read md
IeVee in Public Square in the town OF No
laisenvi'sc in this perish divided INTO lots ,y the
late 1aeqne@ Maaison, sr Sail public s., ,ars being
ooundeI in Trent by the leree Oh the ,lpes S:lc IT,
lots Of f. E"reau, and ). DoiroD; the lower s!t:
BY .. Vignes. srradet and Brethec back ty l. Boury
Co. s'sl a.ese laigle the levee in from: o: said
square to be r~gaire ia lere irrty eight feot base
' aH & m a ffa nr + TIKI IL arf
fce-. All of said work to b. eopleto by the FRS: OF
November next: /, " 5iR!i,
t"t & INSPECTOR Eoa ds and Icvees Sd W.,r1
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4 paper out<West has, for its
motto, "Good will to all men. who
pay promptly Devoted to. news,
fun and making neney.''-
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Oct. lst
NfoEfce.

-1FTER returning thanks to our friends and the
public generally for s generous patronage, beg
lea.e to assure them tit unrnltting attention will
be paid to thc business, ;sl,dno effort ssre to Oh
tain wet is wanted in line to be sold fgslr et
the very lowest figure fox cash.
oct !. s. 5SCHMAIENSKI & co.
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~eD The lady who has made a
dash has since brought her husband
to 4 full STOP.
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Those funny fellows Of the Post
say that the efforts of the great
horse tanner have been so successful
in England, that a. vicious horse ID
considered a. Rarey-ty :s'the Rev.
Mr., Of Street Church,
preached'a charming: discourse, and
that from his glowing: description,
the 1araelites in the Wilderness were
exceedingly we'll n1anna'd peoplse.
(Ahl obi!
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To keep healthy-Take a brandy
smash early in the morning, and
throw II out Of tho window, after
which take 9 walk and then cat
your breakfast
To kill yonr eno,nies-1'reat them
to rotgut whisky.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15

r. hereby given that the work on tho new lcyee or
4 lot ct Emile Riberoaux in: Molaisonvle will he
s"d to~he lowest mddef, on Saturday, the o2a o.
october next A. il, 1852 Said levea win he ahcrr
sixty feet IL length, to i'av- ditch dug IN the has.
OF the le7ee two feet wide, and three feet 1ce The
base o:ty-ssght feet wide, eight feet high and nine
feet The top. The lot On which said lnvec is to BE-
built is bounded in front by the old lcvec Oh the
upper side by lot Of widow pI<eef, back by st. James
street, and below by st. James Square In compli
ance with tue Police regulations ofthis parish.
u II