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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-02
Jeudi, le IA Aout, 1859,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF VEST DAION ROUGE.

4 VI F-'A "bA 49, " A'
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Of the Succession of John Nolan. No: 4f6
TOY virtue of n commission directed to tie Sheriff
u of the parish, of Vest Baton Rouge. in the above
numbered aud entitled succession.# Of date TIL 5tti
day Of June, 1859 from tue Hon. Sixth District Court
Of the aforesaid Parish aud State, will 4be offered for
sale It public auction to tile last and highest bidder
nfront of the Court House Of this parish on
Thursday, 4tl1 day Of August, 1859,
at llo'clnck. A. NJ, the following described property,
belonging to the aforesaid succession, to-"it:
The North East quarter Of Section 9, containing
enc hundred and sixty acres [16o.l
The East half Of Section 4, containing three hun
afed and nine $1,000 acres, 1909 So 100 Both Of
said tracts OF land situated in 7. Z S. Of r. IL Z.
South Eastern District, Parish Of West Baton Rouge
Upon the following terms, &c, said property to be
sold on Il credit of twelve munth', with personal Sc
eurity approved by the Executor Of the estate al
John Nolan, with mortgage retained on said land un-
til full and final payment.
T. BERGERON,
West Baton Rouge, July I'd, 1859. D.S
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BIT ON ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,

i w UI5IEtEEI EOCEFxF
The State VS.. 4. Padron ct. ais. No. TT.
Wy VIRTUE Of a writ of II. ia. directed to ne s'ies.
r. if of this Parish, in the above s1it OF date the
26th day Of May, 1889, from the 9th District coute
ia aud for ssid PARISH, wiil@b be offered for sale At pub
lie auction. to the lastaud highest oidderin front o.
tie Court Hoase in this parish, on
Saturday, 9th day Of August, 1859,
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, allthe right, title and interest OF
tho defendant D. C. Brady, in and TO the hereinafter
described property belonging to ,, e. Brady & Co 10
: d:certain tract Il lan,a, situated in this parish,
contaiaing Eighty superficial acres. eounaed Sofsil
b. tie Mississippi river, West by False river, South
by lands Of Eugene Major. and fast b lands belong
ls to the parish with the buildings and improve
,ne zen thereon, to pay and satisfy said suit.
Terms of Sule-Cash.
- /. REKGEEoN, Dep, sh1.
West Baton Rouge July ID, 1859.
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ETAT.DE LA LOUISIANA.

coun .DU s1x1EME DISTRICT JuDIcIA1R..
49, Paroiss, do Quest Baton Rouge.
Etat de IL Louisiana VS.. Andre Patron, ct ais. No. aes
T,y VERTU dun ordre de saisle adresse aux Sheriff
~ de Ia paroisse susdite, dams l'aiIalre cA-1eSsus,
IN date 26 Mai 1859, il sera otfert en- venta pHhlique
al plus olrant ct ltrnier encEetrisseur Il la maison
de Cour dc cette paroisse, S*#s
:sa1nedi, le 6tne jour d'Aout 1859,
4 Ii heures a. H., teus les droits, titres e. interets du
defsndeur, D.c Brady, daas IA %plopriete ci-apres
decrite, SAVIOR - 2ss a b "
=. Tn certain moroccan do to re situe en- cette parolsse.
contenant quatrevinst acres dc. superEcia. borne att
uord par Ia heuves Mississippi, Quest par Ia Fausse
Riviere, Sud par Eugene Maj ,r ct q PEST par terres
de Ia parpisse, asec les batis5es at aneliora tipns Gui
sly trousent pour ~paser9et satisfalre lie dit ordre
d'execution. ,
Conditions de Ii 7ente:-Comptant.
..s y r.. BERG
Quest Baton Rouge, le 2ma. Juliet, 1859. 1.s.
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CARD.
Passenger Packet.

We place the steamer y. r. Kenner in the Bayou
Sara and Coast trade, to run as an exclusively paz
senger boat. We believe this is needed. It restz
with the people to show whether a passenger boat
can be run over the best route in the world. The
boat combines every good quality. Carrying but lit
lie freight and making the trip almost in daylight,
she wall escape collisions and danger from Ere. In
- -,
these respects VIC assert she Is superior to each and
: very boat On the river. We pledge ourselves that
ahe shall never under any circumstances carry al
undue pressure OF steam, Or be provoked into a tria
of speed with any boat. Content that our boat IL
fine, fast and safe, without any effort to establish a.
character for speed, We offer her to the public and
de pend on their patronage to sustain our enterprise
j. A. COTTON,
Agent Bayou Sara Mail Co.
New Orleans March 25, 1859.
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Carriages and EE:arsae~s.

T. AN Now RECEIVING a spien,id assortment Of
! CARRIAGES and H. RNESS Of, every descrip-
ti"n, to whici. The attention Of purcbassTs is lnvitd.
iasfng select ID my stock in person, during the
summer, can supply my customers at prices Is low
a. any in the South, and Of the best quality. Call
and examine viii
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-" OcE DEzxt1f1ttft
| u. Darbee .........g =. Renja mali.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
ERESH SUPPLIES.- -.
l. Ii Barrels sugs Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 casks fresh Bacon Shoulders,
10 casks S.agg's sugar cured Hams,
20 boxes ,Vsrnicelii,
20 boxes 1Iacaroni, &# / &&%%
so bags fine Salt-large size,
5000 yards Kentucky Ragging'
bale Irvine,
100 barrels Cape Lime,
+ LOO barrels Alabana II Lane, ~.
le2 barrels 1l,o,osts e., t9r' Lime,
50 barrels Cement,
Is barrels Plaster of Paris,
70 . barrels f fs~ s S"*a'' lowering.
10 kegs rfan f.wt1er.
100 bars asserted Shot,
ao$dozen Buckets. assorted colors. Mustard
Pickles, Pepper, an1 many other articles. all for sale
Tow at the warehouse ~
Sept. Is. BAkhEE y BENJAMIN.
w Il Is Ky = .
IT 50 barrels Old Rye, $ years old,
Sept. IS BAR5EE \ BENZ ,MiNs
G n N y K ES.-
~ lEp barrels Su perHEe tatetla 9IliIS fiOHF.
: loo barrels paducah do
So bt1s choice Extra Cape Jessamine do
SO hb,s - = Nonpareil,
8 casks Londoa Grown Stout,
+ ca ks }%TungeFss .A1e,
10 ,,is Swan Gin,
10 " Rranfx5.
100 1hls Ward Htae4's4recti6ed Whisky,
so b xcs assorted Chewing Tobacco,
10 bags CHOICE Jaya Colec,
ECO boxes assorted saap pr,
AGO boxer Star Candies.
rs boxes assorted Candles! .
/" barrels Washing Soda,
10 naif barrels Tar,
Sept Is for sale by BAEBEE Il BENJAMIN.
Fresh 5upp11e@s
n CASkSi'ACON SHOULDERS,
~ 10000 lbs Bulk Fork. Hog round.
50 bbis. Mess Pork
253a Bbls Pig Pork fer family use:
5u1z Bbls Mess Gee!-very choice.
la Casks Hams. sanford 4 Cranes
Is do ito Evans \ Swift
= 5 Casks itoninieks iSnioked Bee,
500 Rbl Flour, choice brands,
SO Boxes Star Gambler. ! to Ii
80 a. .iaamuntiue tanAies i to lb,
25" Sperm. II Il is,
500 Boxes Winchester Soap small boxes
600 I" Gernan-large il small bars,
so Bags Rio Coffee,
= Jaya in Pockets, and
Government Brora, choice article,
= 5UCasss Eiaret% Wine, 4
Is p 'ssautern,&
10 Eases Chateau. 1aHAih-NheA LIZ
G5 - y La Rose,
so Gases Falkirk Ale, 4ts, Il pints.
Is l. Cham payne Cider, quarts,
90 Boxes Choice WesternC Cheese,
rs Kegs Cherry Valley Butter,
20 Choice Family so.
Is Goshe1-yrry superiue,
90 ! Pigs Feet,
so Bis Deans Whisky,
50 =: Fishers do.
- IS " Aonongaaela,
% 8 Did Rye,
25H Bills Monongaha'a copper distilled,
20 Rbls Loaf Sugar, SINGLE and double refined
so Boxes ~LoDgworths Ca'aw'a.
IS Bhis celeb bra: led Calhoun WHISKY,
20 Small chests Imperial Green Tea,
GO :: a GunpowIer do,
50 Casks choice Rice,
900 duz. Straw RrnoIns,
500 F~,agsTine Il Coarse Salt
% Or. Ga SKIS American Brandy,
And a number Of other articles, to all Of which
invite the attention Of our West Baton Rouge |
Crosse Tetr friends. with the assurance that no tifors
will he left IN tried to give uniform satisfaction.
may 0 BAtBEE Il BENJAMIN
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CUR Du slxIEME DISTRICT JUDICIA!KE.
Paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge.
uaas l'adAire de la succession de john nolan, dece.
dee, No. i66.
I'm VERTU dune commission a moi a1resse an
u Sheriff de Ia paroisse snsdite, dams l'atftire ct.
dessua deerite, en- date du IS Jain 1859. par Ia conr
du eixiene District Judi"iaire dc Ia paroisse Quest
Baton Rouge. Etat de IL Louisiana, il sera oaert Ell
ven.e putii9ue au pins offrant ct dernIer .eucaerrls,
seur 4 Ia mason de cour de cette parois~e,
Jeudi, le@ Il Aout, 1859,
q II heures A, NJ, les proprie.es cha pres decrites, ap-
partenant q Ia succession de John Nolan. SAVIOR:
Ii quart norl est 8de Ia Seetion 9, contenant cent
soxante [l60] acres.
La moitie Est de ID Section i, contenant tr is cent
neuf $1,000 1909 S0-l0o] acres. Les deus snsaits a1or-
ceauxd de terre sont sitnes dams lie 7. r. S du Range
II Est, District II best. paroisse Quest Baton Rouge.
Conditions de la vente:-Les prophecies susdi's Sc
rpnt ycndus sur I'M credit dc douzc mnis, avec seca
rite lersoue'le approuVe paz F.Aecutcur de La sue
csssioa. de John Nolan ct hvpotheque re,enuc sur la
tusre jusqu'au piein ct fuai painent.
4 r. Bt.EGrRON.
Quest Baton Rouge, lie 2me Juiilct, 1859 n.S.
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Sundries.
90 RASK FTS Sweet Oil-pints and quarts;
~ 500 30 xes neutrality-suspicious.
20 Ten pound loves Green Tea
% Chests ow priced Black Tea
20 Barrels Earrings, Crushed Sugar
90 Barrels White Beans
100 Barrels Pink yeved Potatoes
and n number of other articles which will be sold low
at wholesale and retail.
febI2
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-02
Ploughs.

4 FEW YET IN Store Of Kings Yankee pioughs
u With extended bars. Peacocks steel mould bu4id
plougis, ana Halls SubsoiIs and Flukes, at New Or
leans prices. LAIR tl!.H \ LANOtt,
api2 Ccruer "f iAfa @ette & Florida.
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Tvrsr 1A1oH ROUGE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
w COMMITTEE. s. L. 4

Asreeabiy to a resolution passed BY a mass 1,s Ins On
inc eet tue democracy Of West Batons Rouge ne eno ioh
tthhs 18th day Of May 1859, at Bruly Landing rz.t ! apP esns
the following persons TO act during @ 1 me paIlscs Commit.
rssR as members Of the Democrats -
tee far the Parish of West Baton N.'hge ; ~
useuEy RAFRAY, n O. rlfrcu, mr..
J. TRAs. LAsDgy, WILMA = n@asrursnS
RArnAE1. HEnERT, JuDsE ": " 4
BlI.IsAIRE LANDRY, Presidzat:
prr,v Landing, June j., 1905. !eAo*
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RECEIVE m a FEW. DAYS

/ 8 ine assortment of Chlidrens' CABS and GIGS.
Having purchased a large quantity Of materlatfron
the manufacturers, my facilities fDr repairing are
~cou,plete, and with first rate worknaen and spacious
| rouns, I am prepared to repair NIL kinds OF carrlaees
,sith dispa ten, and Oh reasonable terms
Plantation work attended to rs usual. just receiv
ca twn pair of excellent TIMER WHEELS ~e~tlplete
Of Busbq & Little ) make. at the Planters En- porinna
corner u Church Au4 Main streets, Baton Rouge, La.
orv1S W. F. TCNN r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-02

DATENT PORTABLE ALCOHOLIC
L. Considerable for any purpose where i~ndepen-
dence of servants, or of circumstances is desirable.
also Cook stoves Of assorted dimenslous., Oven and
Lids, Pots and Kettles just received at
& LAhOUE'S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-02

improved CANE Knives,
Crosse Tete, Rosedale, Jae
Young and High and Pat
terms,
Sugar Swimmers Il i.adles,
Sacherometers, s Fl Lamps
OIL, Bi-snlpite Lime,
LII ,'nd Chain Pumps,
Lead Pipe. Rubber Hose:
Montegut Hall Piows,
Kjng's Red Yankee do
F}rutf'& ffots anti Tpcia,
Tress Iio"ps,' arp Tools
Extra Mechanics Tools,
Tar, OakuIr, Fitch, Resin
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Parolsse d'Oucst Baton Rouge.

LILA L LIE LA LcOolANE,
Parolsse d'Oucst Baton Rouge.
.pu CoUR sIx!EME DISTRICT.
Dams ranaire de Ia succession de Louis Dais!e, deee-
. dee. No, 40l..
TFESDU que Isidore Daigle a &c jour e~nregistre
"A lie tableau ct comptc Gnal de son administration
dams Ia succession susdite, pour honologatlon-
Avis est parle present dome aux parties interesses
quo tout opposition legale a phonaolegation da dit
1ahleau ct compile, deyra etre faite an bureau da
Grehier de cette pa roisSa dams L. trente jours qui
Euivront la premiere publication de Get avis.
- W. i. CHAMBERLIN,
Quest Baton Rouge, JUN Is, 1859. Grefier.
sTATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of West Baton Rouge,
Sixth DISTRICT COURT.
In matter success.o1 Of Marie T. Courtin, deceas ed
widow OF Jean Grassie. No. SIP.
WTHEREAS Bernard Peyronnin as Datiye Testa-
w mentary Executor of Marie F. Courtfu. deeeas s.
ed, has filed in the Office OF the Clerk of said parish.
a final account Of his administration in the same
Notice is hereby given To the parties INTEREST," that
all legal opposition to the homologation of the same
be filed in the Clerk's Office of this parish witbiu
days from she first publication hereof.
W. B. CHAMBERLIN,
West ta ton Rout G. June rs, 3S59,S5%@& Clerk.
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M0nt0n + Malta.
I'S e StAA
DEALERS IN GENERAL AND
HARDWARE.

Best and Common Iron,
Steel. Lead and Zinc,
Block Tin. Bell Metal,
Paints, Oils. Turpentlne,
Varuishes, Cordage,
Cook Stoves, Oat Cutters.
Corn Shelters, Sausage stuff
fers,
Pat Churns, Pack'g Yarn,
Gum Packing, Cans,
Pistols, Cutlery,
House Furnishing,
Castings, Turtle Saws,
Flies, &c.
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AI &% ~ ~G - l. ~~S E-A--
taleche and close tnacnes,
Two and four seat Bretts,
KockawayR and aaroucheS,
Side and SINGLE seat Buggies, with and without
ops,
With a splendid assortment of double AID sin
ge Harness, Whips, &c, to match.
Also Stage, Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides. Collars. Hnnies, &c,
All II; which will be soll AZ low as they can be
purchased at any house in the South.
My facilities for repairing are unsurpassed in all
tie b a8chrs, unl u continuance OF patronage is
solicited.
have IN store II full assortment of IRON conpris
ing, + lat. Round and square, Sheet aad Hoop Iron,
Axles, Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made to order, O.
the latest styles and patterns.
have also on hand, Zane Wagons and carts,
Road Wagons, Bagasse and other light carts, and all
kinds Of Wileelwr ight WORK made l." order.
also Bankers Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, com
plete Lightning Rods, &c &c. Gail and examine al
tue old stand (new ~buildlng) corner Of Maine. and
Church streets.
nov q WI TUNNAED.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-02

EAnN FOR THE NEXT CROP
- Hall Of Maysvj1.a Plough! Just iar'd,
et. Il '+rge assortment If the above. wrouEht-tr"n
Iaould bird l'loughs--ligat and heavy with or with
out ~colterS made xpressly for the cultivation Of
til. cane. Al-u, No. l and 2 Cotton PiougI1s, Of the
same naUatactU1 :. ~.
Planters who haze never used t}ien. would do we'll
to give them n trial. Always on hand at
LARGUIEI& & '.ANC|F'S.
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HOES !! HOES 49,
ii coo dozen Caat-steel hA:f weight and pollshe'
hoes, from 6 to 10 inches wide.
Killing and Grub Hoes, at
LAHGUIEJt 4 LANOUE's,
Coraer Lafa yette & Florida SITS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-02

We will pay the highest market price
~ for gooa Atac.
PIPER 4 BRADFORD,
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nses under the AGA Of the last he Department oh.
'p' ~ Ao' ouis ..as,ee o. aanoe' Oh 's'"'"1-.
We W opeef W nnuss; i.s,raa OF The asaa uamber
hhout ioity,th Contractors RuaIapee eighty, and IN
be hs'anee 100. 10 enc ruD aet- tbas Vessel
uncer construction At Norfolk, awarded u Messrs Wur
lay "szthu's Ct ba tpe o. ,Dere guarantees Of tho
iEtu VI nnetn staiOte miles hour, under forfeiture
u SHit0, TO be deducted from she price, the speed
al to fourteen niee per hour ard bali that sum II II fall
10 ionrten ana a bali m,les.
In The contact Tor the vessel at Philadelphia awarded
to 1ssis. keaney Nestle Co.. ,be,e Is qua aasee not
only Tor bundTed revolutions the Or opelIers Der
minute but also tor she speed e sixteen statute miles Der
loar forfeiture Of siboou % o.ius.sd from
the piicr, ths tpsed fail 10 fifteen mites Der hour aud
hall tba II II ul! 10 fteeL aDd ar Mules more
stringent aud advantageous contact, or the goses
has LOT been made.
TIE a3aips OF this contract bavng bsen the subject
OF comment, VIII lake the occasioD soy, ina. tha
charge against avery compeiea, sad fatnfu officer
he engineer ehe by an excited aud Interested party
Was fully investigated by aad 'oend 10 10 without
Slightest upbdauoD, except IA insap1 hepeton OF that
party fully exp'snei aud that the cu,r act sarded
10 the lowest Pice TO Tue best guaranty 10 The highest
experience ia the construction OF mariDe against
no experience at ALL and accordance with the opinion oe
majority of the cugDeers whom sted sub
Ject. ISAAC IOJCEY Sacre,aIy of The Navv
Hcn JOHN SHERMAN, Chairman OF ibe Committee Of In.
VeauSalon, &C House OF representatives,.
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PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.

ItEsDAY, May 10.
Ameytcon and Fbrci Ch, lan Union IN the a pauls
Methocs Episcopal church, Fourth avenue and Twenty
second street, a. l0L o'clock A. NJ
Ntao York Colonization Sotietu-n tho Refprmed Dutch
church, lafayette place, at7XP. N
Am1sodn I0ngTegot.onol Union-Sermon by President
wooney5 q Yale College, In the new Tabernacle, at *
hetc York !nStaaSon for tie Blind-Exhbitson in the
ACADEMY OF Music Fourteenth street, at o'clock PM
PM SAW IN WYNN
Nanendt Kefoymaso7y Convention the lecture room
Of the New York Historical Society Second
Of Eleventh street, at 10 A. NJ
Fire Points Mission (Ladte) At the Academy Of Music.
street church, 1917 O'Clock A. n
Onirs'alia Conference Assiao in the evening al Dr..
Neo York Sunday School Lnion-At balf.past ,oro
O'Clock, PM, at the following pnces:-
co,er Institute Nos p? 40, 90 81, 80 80, "a, 81,
W, lis, 14i, 1877. III, III, 1888, 1888, 900, 200 .
Reformed Dutch Church, Market stroet --Nos IL. H.
10, SO, Al, 156, lg0 y
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church fslovsslp The oAjec. Of The aoe.7 - ee ths
csUyrg out the commission Of our S'essed Lore And
Saviour Jsaus Cbrht, GO ye unto AL the world aod
preach The Gospel to evefy creature, a1d em'
Iloy, in order 10 eGlct his, Il necssiafy
measures, and sgencies at home and Aosoto
leading derominat Of proesssd CnrsSaas, TIE eas
fists Dot excepted, had TO greater or lese degree en-
braced The norm sin las they aay) Of Amsrcan si
y,yy and en- bacei the practices Of hat system ccarted
nr smiles, soI,i,ed he ayais o. Ns eneah s'!s aud
unskled TO ia gigantic power Fran ~ :. ~ 9f
sapza,op Of the sc.i:ly down 10 that OF tho Sn'ssso
bspikt Convention, and OF the Missionary Unipa toe n
ciey do luie oonrs than piomulgsta s prinop'ss, 40
irs the result 81 Mo- which, u was hoped sonti pfoS
AZ Dc pomjpauop North 10 take npsn AMI drect aos
slavery action The South withdrew simply oeca' ~ zoe
No,th would 70 the ex en-. Of ~ 5ea,aads m foor
az slavery SAGE the foFmaioo il 10 gon@ an
iucI easj. In wealth. and impoftance an, 20 his m,s
sops, or uuder a0peotmeLt, IN Hay" AIic,, olrm.h,
Caaajs Oregon, KaDsas ssd Niens .ota bsiirs
cy in FL glspa rley ssVe 0seay paper devoted %
their ee'--iSe AMER ican Ho1sisi-aDd IL is looked
upon Essentially important agent Of the society
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- "Hx gentc.
Rev. Edward Robinson. ID. LID Professor or p,r
cal Literature; Rev Thomas II Skinner D. 10 nr. ooI.
Professor OF Sacred Rhetoric Pastoral rbeooe1
Ehnreh Government; Rev. Henry B. Smith, d Roa ~..
vsk Professor OF Systematic Theology, and Lprar,ar-
Rev Rcewol Hitchcock, D., wasn burn r.,-cssot az
Church history; Rev Henry II. Hsdley l1s,rus,o. In
Hebrew ara the kindred languages
he'9'n A'tcentstes-lra o DC Long DAVID Fitch, &
II bert l4nc,s, &. Lons
I"fe are a, o'e'ens "a etndents IN tho Uaivcrstv
Tue church paIs crowded xfh a rash,opsh aldtan-e
'e' evening 10 7aness the anniversary exercises which
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THOMAS DORIAN DRowSED-Corouer Horton held an in
quest on Sunday upon the body Of Thomas Dorian who
found drowned at the loot OF Adams Sunday
morning II appears thai the night before he called at
his boarding house, No CO Bridge street. being some-
what uncer be ipueD Of hquor aed q to bed
lie excused himself oy say ing tnat he intended
hs house, on the corner Of Hudson aud
Ialy street, and left. His hodg found the moro
ing as above stated be haong doubtless wandered the
dock instead Of 10 his brother house tumhed over
hosId. HIS wife died about week apo. He leaves no
hidren The remains taken his brothers. house.
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o. those who came from foreign countries, three came
rom lreland and enc esch from Ceylon Turkey Greece
sich tsands Bohemia, Scotland and Canada.
- hrst class graduated In 1898, and the number
Aaies each year from time till the present ha,
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. weekly hspCft or Deaths
IN the city snd county OF New York the 30th day OF
april, TO the 7th day Of Nay, 1862
Men, 70; women 81 boys, 1872 girls, lGs-Total, So7.
Adults a3I; children, $50; moes 1922 females, Its;
colOred PERSONS T.
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This society was formed on the 4th Of May, ls43 on
which day convention Of Baptist mnieters and mem bers
vas hed in fremont chapel Boston, Mass who adopted
Tic folio 1ie piedee-"Wc, whose names are uudersgn
co soemny pleIge ourselves TO God and another 70
Oh " IN zoe support Of Baptist Missionary Society with
Vet TO b. adopted snt sba DO distinctly and
an"gby separated from MI injection with and kno wn
p o. ssvery 10 tbs sUpport Of aDy OF liz benevolent
sbd we do HEREBY separate ourselves now and
mevtr from h connection with religious societjes that
&C. pporWu IN common With Shareholders (f3y relj-
e"N' S'0eues oeiDg understood those which involve
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Statistics Of Mormon Pspasaslsa.


The HaHcy Tan contains the following statistic.
Of Mormon population. The population Of Nor
mon in the United States and British dominions IN
1863 was not less than IS, 700, of which IS, 600
were resident in Utah, 5000 in New York State.
1000 in California, 8. 0G0 ia Nova Scotia and The
Canadas, snd 3 900 n South America. To Europe
there. we're 40 600. Of which 81 000 we're IN Great
Britain aud Irsasd. 5000 in Sesndinayis, 900 in
Germany and Switzerland. and IN France snd the
st Of Europe loo; in Aussralis and Polynesia,
200; in Africa 100 ard on trsysl 2 500
TO these, if We add the different bssneAss in
elndinR Struggles, RiEncnite. aud whistles, III
Whole sect net less than l26 000 In 1856 there
appears 70 have been decrease in the population
o. U'ah-tae number being only 81. 022s Of which
g,Oe0 were children, about Il, 600 ao~sn, and
zoe men capable Of bearing arms. There are
z,ses Den vita eight or more wives; Of these 10
have more than nineteen wives T3e men with Eve
wives; l. 100 with four wives. and 400 with more
than cue wife r eapisulstiS1, 6.6l7 mea, With
about l6.5o0 wives -.