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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-16

.vie-anI VA. Uu..c lie l. =
and highest bidder. the Coutt House Of this par.
i>h Ut We & atom Rouge. on
Thursday, the 18th of J"ly, 1860.
at Il ocl ck. a. NJ, the hereinafter described prof..
-rty belonging to the successful Of John 10y, de-
caas.,, tO-wit
Section No. Seventeen in Township No Seven,
nf Range Eleven East If lands subject to sale in the
Up,eo states Land flee IN New Orleans"
Upon the following TENS: -on J. months credit.
7. REkGEkON u. 5.
West Baton Rouge. June 8. 1860.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF WEST BATON ROEGE.
DY virtue of proclamation OF His fxce lenc,
ID Thom,s o. Moor . Governor Of the STA of
Louisiana Of dat. he 18th OF January 1850 order.
ing election be held Monday, the 2n day of
July next is60-fnr the pnrpo>e If choosing a
Senator to ill the vacacv ed by the death of Hon
J. l. Sterling. of tins Senatorial district. Tie iis,-
rict is composed of the parishes If West FelichEa
'ointe Coup-r and West Baton Rouge The election
this parish will be heil as follows:
For Cut OF precinct at the house OF Czelien
Rair,i-
Commissioners Javier Hebert vleneuve Tull er
and Marcen Foron.
For the Court House precinct, at the Court
Observation-Disclosures Barrow, F. r. Allain
and H. J. Hyams.
For 'ruly Landing precinct, at the Coffee House OF
Tras. Rourg X CO.
Commiss; s;nners-Felx hebert Frank Williams and
Frame A. Woods.
For Iobde.l store precinct, at the store Of j f.
Tao
Commi s,oners-Lous s. IL nbd. II, B. ". Clark and
j. F. Tacneau.
For the roydras precinct, At the School House Of
he md School District
Commissoners-Hugh s. Flynn Edouard Nurdu
and Joseph Beauchamp.
The polls at each prec,nct to be kept open from
O'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock r NJ said election l."
be oon Icted and returns to be made by "a d Com
misioners. in all respects according TO the pro-
vi.ons Of the Constitution and laws in such cases
made and provided.
wM. WHITE, Sheriff.
West Baton pouga July 9TH 1880.
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Thursday, 18th day of July 1860,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish IF Vest Baton Rouge,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
N matter succession Of hn Nolan, deceased. No.
4G6.
DY virtue of a commission to me directed in
ID matter OF the aforesaid succession from tie
XII district tou OF sad Iari,h, hearing date
MARCH, 18th 1860. will offered for sal. at public
auctio.. to the last and highest bidder Or CASH, at
the Court House Of thi, parish
Saturday, 23d day Of June, next,
A 1880. at IL "'clack NJ, the following proper
ty belonging to the successor Of James Nolan de-
ceased, to-wit:
"A certain league Of land. situated in Falls Conn
the east side of the Brazo, River in the state
VI Texas.
TiEO. BERGERON.
West Baton Rouge. April :. 1870. n. s.
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parolsse d'Est Baton Rouge.

cOCR DC slXIEME DISTRICT JUD;cIAlEE
Aug leClercq ct ais vs. VAL Trahan. Tuteur, ct ais.
pour partition. No. 1917.
INV VFRTl d uue commission moi adresse par Ia
Il our .usite, de Ia paroisse susdit dams ata,re
sus nttule en- date du 70 Mai 1860, il oi.rt
yente publique plus o6rant ct dern,ere encheris
eeur . Ia uaiscn de Cour de eette psroissA-
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ET.AT DE LA LOUIS ANE.
pAROy>SE DE QUEST BATON ROUGE.


corr Dr. sIxlENE DISTRICT JrD,C,AlRE.
Fans l.. Succession de Fl rre Lcclercq decedce. No
45s
I'm VERTU dune commission moi aldressa par
~ l, G"ur suS'iite, dams ct pour cette Parosse ct
Lat daer e g Maj 1861 dams Iatlare de Ia success
siou de Hierre Le,lercq. il oiIert vente ub-
l1que plus oifrant ct ietuier enchcrrisseur a la
maison de Cour de cette parois>e- ~
Jeudi le 12.ne jour dc Juliet 1850:
IL heures A. NJ. la propriete suivante savor:
Cu tain de situe cette pa oisss
etart la lortl"n Quest lu quart Nor,rst DE- Sec
ion vInst-un, dan, lie Township six, III Rang.
Esr, cuntenant Soiyanie acres.
&C. Condition de Il, vente:--1.a susdi'e terre sera
ven.ie pa, ole tros termes egaux, lie premier lie
Mars de chacun 'es ann"es@lS61, 1862 ct 1858 Lac
qatreur fournr llets en1os>es h satisfaction
du fu;.ur ct payatlpau bureau du Recor de cette
paroi portant huit pour cent d'interet par
de date jusqu au parent ct hyp theque retenue sur
lie terre jusqu au pament plen ct fual.
I BERG ERoN,
.In;n ond 1860. p.S
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IH .vclU EIl'lsy SLUS'e.
r. u u Z BI Y |, AI.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
DRUGS. MEDICINES 4 CHEMICALS S
LAUREL ,TKi Ell, BATON ROUGE.
LVINE TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS. FlNF
II Hair and Tooth Brushes Surgical and Dental
Instruments, Medicine Chests, Trusses and support
t.. cf all kinds. Fresh Garden Seeds.
PURE SPICES,
And all the genuine Patent Medicines Of the day
SUPERIOR INDELLBLE INK.
PURE WINES AND BR.ANDIES
For Medical Purposes.
EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORlNG.
My Medicines hav. all bee selected with care and
are all warranted pure and genuine.
FINE POCKET CUTEIERY,
Razors and Scissors.
PERFUMTRY.
PHYSICIAN PRESCRIPTIONS,
Carefully prepared at all hours
IA ,pe by strict attention to business, and hv
keeping The yer. best articles, to receive
ale share of patronage. K. ID. DAY.
Jan
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SiAIE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish or West Baton Rouge.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matt r Succes>ion of ierre Leclercq, deceased
No. 457.
10y Virtue of commission to me directed from the
aforesaid Court bearing date the !9th day vi
May is 10 IN he ABOVE numbered ard entitled Success
sI2p. Will be otsrtd for sale at public auction to the
last and highest bidder at the Court House Of this
paiisa
Thursday, 18th day of July 1860,
at 10 O'Clock II, the following described tract of
land, belonging osaid succession of erre ecIer.u.
A certain tract OIL nd, befIg the West portion Of
the North east quarter # Hecti"n twenty one. IN
Township six. Range eleven last. containing sixty
acres, situated in this parish.
Term. of Saie:-Sai Land to be sold payable in
three equal in>taments. and on the first day of
M.tch OF each Of g years 1861 1862 and lSs 3-the
purchaser to furnish his notes endorsed TO the salts
faction OF the Tu payable at the Office of the Re
cord.r Of this parish and barring ei ht per cent. in
,erest per annum from lale TIL paid and mprtga
retained said land until t. full and fna pa meut
!. BERGERON,
1unp on1 1ScO
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

SIKH r,sTk-Cv loERT.
In matter of the Succession of John Toy, deceased
No 5S1-probate.
DY Virtue of rider OF sale tn directed in the
- above entitled succession Of date the ii h day
Of April 1850, from the Hon. the Sixth District Cour.
in for the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, in the
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATIN ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Suce sssion nf ODesime Doiron, deceased
No. 527.
~ BEREAs !uleon Doirrn has filed final tab,eau
W andaccount OF ii, adm nistratOn Of the above
>ucceSSion--
Notice is hereby given that all legal opposition TO
the h"m"logation Of said account u>t be 6le the
Office Of tue Clerk of this parish. within thirty days
from the first publication hereof.
". B CHAMBERlIN,
Clerk Office. June 9 1860 Clerk.
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S. P. GREVES..
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR 1T LAW1
ofFir" on Laurel STREET. fs'"n Ronce Il
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de 0uest Baton Rouge.

CoUR Dc slxiENE DISTRICT J,.DI IAIRE.
Dams raffare de la succession de John Toy decedee
No 537.
I'M Vertu Pune commission Iroi addreSse dams
II raffare cI-d"ssus intitule date du IL Nv. il
1850 par Ia C0ur dn sixieme District Jdciaire, dams
Il pour IA ar"sse Il Fiat susdit oifrirai ven1e
pnbque plus ofra,t ct der'ier enchfrr,sseur a
Ia maison de Cour de- Ia parois,e lest atom Rouge
Jeudi, le 12me jour de Juliet 1860
II heures A. NJ, la propretes suivante ct apparte
nant a la suSdt success on. savor:-
La Sectio. No dix sept 'ans le Township No. sept
iu kange No. ONE est des terres sujets vene dans
e Bureau deS Terres DIS ttats Unis Z Ia Nouvel
Orleans. le> TEN suivante:
~ \ un ,r. dit de douze mois
T. BERGERON.
Juin 9, 1860. H. s.
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Improved
Has Eight Appatatns

II which have the testim oniss o. Gov. r. C. Wick
LrFE. and Of Messrs BxRIN HlLbKEss Sergra mt at.
arms Of the Senate, aud j. II. PERALrA Sergeant al
Arms Of the House, who say
Your Improved ''as Light Apparatus as ap
pled t" the State House is admirable ic all its ar
engagements and all that could b. desired.
have also the Testimonials of lr. JsHr PERk1Ns
1t Fast Baton Rouge aud ". W. TvGH Of Assurp.
'ion. who have my apparatus attached 10 their su.
gar honsas, which would like sugar planters to -x
anime.
nov2659 d r TlGHE
90 ADDRESS all letters 10 y. r. Tighe Baton Rouge
La, and they will meet with prpmt attention
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fl.1NUS.


Stewards Cooking Stoves!
GTEWARN> large oven, ar tight summer and win
~ ter cooking stoves, improved in 1859 lhe most
complete stove of the age-cOnsumes less fuel. and
at the same time has all the conveniencies magina-
bic belong ng to the culinary depal tment. We have
them OF assorted sizes. and will sell them al New
Orleans prices-expenses Of transporta ton add 3D.
Call and examine.
LARGUIER f. LANOUE.
Agent for the above.
sep. sv. Corner 1ar apd FloriAs stree
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>IAIF. OF LOUISIANA.
P.lRISH OF WEST TB.lTONROUGE.

SIXTH DISTRICT
In mater oil Succession of Hnnora Wall deceased
No. 639.
XNTHEREAS Richard Hanrahap has applied for let
W trrs of administration in the above successlon
Nntice is hereby given that all opposition TO the
appointment of the applicant must hr filed in the
Jerks Office OF this parish within ten days from the
srst publication hereof.
W B. CHAMBERIIN, Clerk.
Clerk Office Inne O. 1870.
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Carpets.
NOW ahoat and to arrive in three xesks--the lar.
~ grst and most varied assortment offered IN
this market rf
Tapestry brussels,
'' Ingrains,
Super6ne *
Extra Fine
Uni IL
Two and three Phys, List and Hemp Carpets vii.
ton. tapestry, Brussels and Tufted Rugs Hassocks,
Cocoa Manila, Skeleton ard English Mats
Our domestic pets were purchased from tbs
manufacturer, snd"", 'nRlish Carpets from the i'm
porter By one Of our house in person. We shall get
the goods in time for the public to mine them and
c"npar r. the prices wi h the New Orleans market
We shall be able to sell Carpets low as they be
purchased in any Southern market. @''
aug 10y. PIPER h BRADFORD.
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Cooperage: Co,per.ge

coope'age: CoSPerage::
vJ,HE UNDERSIGNED, having located at the Ferry
Landing OF this parish, is now fully prepared I"
irnish planters and others with HOGSHEADS BAR
tEls and HALF BARRELS. which he fully guarran.
tees in every particular.
- ALL orders received AMI promptly attended to
H.are of patronage is respectfully solicited "a
PHILLIP Bauer
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I\IKECT IMPORTATION.

HTNECI IMT NIIN = IN7N.
~ On land a complete assortment of French and
English Goods, such Rodgers Wastenholme
pocket and table cutlery, adde's Scissors, laylors
ors Shears Lamp, button hole and Barbers' Shears,
spear Jack.on's Rip and rannel saws, Eley's Per.
ussion, FlAnffed aud Central Fire caps Genuine
ranch c. y. Caps. French Dou b!e Col: L.cki to
,.es. ut. r., ~ Rifles ans, Pistols. jus. opeue5
I.HRGC FIR kI.HNhrF'S
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Having sold to Messrs. Castle Kean the Livery
sable on Third street, known as Beal's Livery
It. Bile. - take this method Of recommending mv
uccessors TO my patrons and the travelling commu.
'ty believing thai they will give full satisfaction tc
all their customers.
R0BE9T BEAL
Baton Rouge, La, April 2a, 1850.
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New Livery Ntal,lc.

(NASTLE 4 KAN. ha, .ng arch spi tn. we'll known
- Stables on Third street formerly owned BY Rob
ert Bea beg leave 4" infrrm the publ generally
That AZ soon as practicable they intend 4" st NJ,
tbelr establishment in not to be rpu Sei
~ any other Livery stable in the south. They will
nave new supply Of carriages. Bugges. and other
vehicles as well as GARAGE Buggy. and Saddle Hor
's-'n fact every mmodatnn 'or ira velers plea
ure parties and Others can be had nj reasona biz md
,ttsactory rates Hen RI 4. CASTLE,
4 MILTON KEdN
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The Baton Rouge Chezp
AMBROTYPE GALLERY,
OVER MR.. ASHER'S STORE.

DAlLROAO NOT1CE.-From ami after the
IL first day Of september, 1889. the will lea
forGrosse Tete at O'Clock. and thu Ferry Boat will
leave the Ferry Landing IT 3h O'Clock
e. II. KEESE
Az IS Conduct : 3. R., G. T.. &OR r. r.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Improved Gaslight Apparatus,

AmP1oVoo uasllgat apparatus.
/ HE undersigned respectfully calls the attention
of Planters and the public generally, to his as
Light apparatus an" its established economy
and advantages over any other kind Of ght for PM
lie Build ngs Private Residence, Sugar Aou-
%, etc. "A mas abundan' conclusive and satisiac-
"'y testimonials. were his Gas Light APPARATUS is
10 operation. that there Isa av ny OF Is per cent
in money, besides all the labor that has necessarily
bestowed on OIL Lamps a any other kind OF liquid
now in use. The Capitol at Baton Rouge is now Ii,
I'D by one Of m
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Regatta Mt Sing Sing.

Al Sing Sing there was grand regatta the Sth for
purse to be given to the first and second winning boats
time to be allowed coming in. The following are the names
OF the yachts entered for the raee-1iza Of Cugsrs
Unique, Of Peekskl Unknown, Of Sing Sing; Hester Ann
do Louisa Of Sparta and the Hattie do. The course was
from the Sing Sing dock round stake boat on Croton
fon 10 stake boat three miles below Sing sing and re-
peat The wind was very light during whole OF the race
Ihe order IN which the boats in was as folovs
The Unique, Eliza Unknown, Hester Ann Louisa and the
Hattie The purses were awarded the Hester Ann nrss
prize and the Hattie second prize, these winnrg
py The time allowed in the difference Of the size The
Hattie would probably have taken the first prize II she
nad not been foued nj prison do her home retc bx
announcer ooat The race was very exciting one the
whole neef being so each other three or four te
during the homestretch that IL was Impossible 10 tel,
winch had The advantage II witnessed bv erea,.
numbers ashore and aaoat. The docks were Crowded q.
me start and coming in, and Smiths propeller The Oya
tanober propeer) soop, and the Nyack and Ia rry.
town ferryboat, were crowded '
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RaiIrond Cn-uaitY.

CincAeo, July 5, 1850
collision occurred on the Michigan Central road near
lake station, ON tuesday, between a wood tran aud
construction train, by which employe was killed and
two seriously injured
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pany with one man, and had not been By any IN
the next hundred miles By the destruction or this Ia
ton ihe company have lost many thousand doars ~o
accompanied Major Eean 70 this city. We roi, day
and night Passing through the dangerous kanyons !.
the night met Indians, although we fully eyrected
70 have brush with them when started MAJOR T. Is
here to hire more men, and viii 60 on. agaia in'a
them, and plenty Of arms The t.oops 90
no, render more effective aid very soon, hs
will take the matter in hand himself at the heat q few
volunteers His efforts at peaceabe meas rsos have III
aed and he has given orders TO kill every Indian on
sight who has taken part In the recent transactions.
Sergeant Maysack who LEFT in charge of the post At
Ruby Valley, consented, his responsibility, TO
send Corporal Mitchell with men, as guard for the
western bound mail between Dress Creek aud Ruby Tho
men all hid IN wagon, hoping TO deceive the In
dams into the belief that there were only or two men
along But they either informed by Of the
trap laid for the they happened 70 be absent from
the vicinity Of the road The evening OF arrival at
kan kanyon had been set by the savaes attack
that place but although We kept out Of sight much
possible, hoping they would come, they postponed their
Kind intentions MAJOR left sufficient men there to pro-
Sergeant Maysack and Corporal Mitchell deserve great
praise for their conduct and energy We're their superors
like them, something might be done. But there not
sufficient troops on the road at present 10 protect it,
Volunteers would be much effective 10 that
famous country.
From the Sandwich Isla nds.
The bark Yankee arrived in San francisco June 10,
bringing Sandwich Islands dates TO the oath May. We
extract the following
The Hawaiian Parliament commenced its biennial ses.
sion on the 23d May.
The Princes birthday was celebrated on Monday May
81 with much enthusiasm An exciting yacht race
between the schooner Emma Rookie 1886 TONS built in
New LONDON and the schooner Nette Merrill 100 tins,
built in New York The judges awarded the race to the
Emma Rookie.
The stock of ice in the Sandwich Islands has been totally
expended. The Advertiser says that trade in this
tce to the amount Of $ 900 900 could be had ut
the Islands, and would pay the ice brought from
Sitka instead OF Boston.
The Advertiser gives notice of regatta 10 come
on the oath May his Majesty having challenged Mr.
Daniel Foster the winner OF the last regatta
The Japanese war steamer Candnmarruh arrived on the
23d May.
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ctat errFen aF9eiabli rere.r Sr ehf nj unS tnri,icu
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$50 Ghesrutraet pbilaocipDia
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rritbt'g, ais rts. no Die tiaiahcu gNaarrn ~ tlu
zen hnr. Ter trte Ylab blrriur it ras tcfanrtt
Gtahl:ntment Yrn 3pispb Strdus, No. %
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cer beIt'n Gdmhre nnp Swif Grudrs @lntrie
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