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~ John X b. we'll, has for sale, al
about two thirds Of its value. the best fam
lily Horse in the city.
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The Burlington Express Train going West leaves Cncu
natl see Hamilton lib, Camden s. -, Eaton IS
at Richmond Returning, Richmond n
AT Eaton IS Camden Hamilton
Cincinnati 7.45.
D. NJ. MORROW, Supt.
Aug II, 1850. 81
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

1 OMMISSIJNERS SALE.-
Pursuant TO order of the Common Pleas Cour,
of Wayne county, Indiana, will Offer public sale
on the premises, Saturday the goth Of October
800, at 10 o'clock Of said day the following describe
real estate situated in said county. about mile
north OF Newport, to-wit:-l5S acres in the south
est quarter of section nine l9) in township IS.
range one west One third of the purchase none,
will be required down the day of sale. and the b.f
in four equal instruments Of one, two, three an.
four after date With interest from date payab
annually, for which the purchaser will be required
give his notes and . mortgage on the premises -
cure the deferred payments. Further terms will b.
made know on the dsv Of sale.
EDWARD STARBCCK, Conn.,
Sept 4, 1860 3o-A
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-

WIN be exposed public ssis 5sA asy. ne lssA
Of lesh a>6a. the residence Of JAeeb vors.
Sen'r. deceased ~ miles north Of Rehmona. all the
personal property Il the deceased confusing Of Hcrsss.
Cattle. Hcss Wheat Corn, HasaoE atenstlA AeassAoiA
And Kitchen nrniare Sc Sale foconmenee ~ 10 eck.
m, when terms viii be nsfs known aad asssntien CIV.
en-.
WILLIAM PARRY, Aduaiaassrassr.
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Horticultural Society.
There will be . meeting of the Richmond
Horticultural Society. At their Hall. on Sat-
rday next.
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~ Counterfeiting and obtaining money
under false pretenses. are both regarded As
immoral-unlawful. and the individual in
dulging in either. when convicted. is prop
erly punished. Now. We would like to ask
Bro. Culley. of the Jefiersonian. il coun-
tert-itiug the Republican Ticket as he did
for the purpose OF obtaining votes for VIM
A. Bickle for Congress. is any less counter
fsiting-is any less an effort to obtain
thing OF value under false pretsnses, than
he'd couuterfeited bill on the State Banl
Of Indiana and cheated somebody with 1t
Or. does he consider that. because he die
the dirty job on Sunday. it was sancslhed
We learn, tina, Bro. Bickle, even became 81
heartily ashamed of the dirty trick he hat
induced his tool to perform. thu. he wen
around to those of his friends who were try
ing to pass the countsrfsis tickets for genu
ius--gathersd them up. and tore the hea
("Republicsn Ticket") off of them!
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Temperance orders.

Tempe rance Orders.
The TEMPLE OF HONOR meets on every Tuesday
Evening
The TEMPLE DEsREE, Monday nights.
The doODTEIPLAEi meet every Wednesday Even.
ing
Good Temp!srs met In Wilton, Friday evening
do - do Drhiin. Monday evening.
DO DO do Cambridge. Tuesday evening.
do do do Ja-k-onburg, Friday evening.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE n o every Saturday
evening
The sons 81 Temperance Csnterve, FRIDAY
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pT. Our friend. Job Borton. designates
his eating establishment at the Depot As the
" Railroad Iri- Angle Eating House
Il is well named. and is most emphaticslly
tie eating house in this city. Oar old friend
PARDgE than whom no man or woman can
sxcell him in cooking Oysters. and prepar'
ing Turtle Soup. is on hand at all hours to
..ieed the hungry" with Injuries and sub
stantials. Give friend Borton q call. and
test the skill OF his General Superintendent
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS
Greeley's Political Text Book FOR 1850.
HocuDb's Poems.
The Woman in While
Chapters Wives.
81 just received CITY Bookstore.
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- E NJ o A L..
Henry Drifmeyer, manufacturer and deaIer in
Tobacco, Cigass Sc has removed his e.tabii. ment
o doors east of St.rr Hall, Main street. where
he will be found ready TO supply his oil cus.o m ers
md the public morally, with anything in his iue
Richmond, sept. 18Th, 1860. 40.-3m
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F11Tdy90
~OM N e R1 L. A l. T. . l. L e g e.
Henry's .Ner Building, Sorth-West Corner
.Hain and Franklia Streets,

The FALL and WiNrER session Of this insstation il
open for the reception OF students, both day an6
evening The Of instruction will be thorough
and practical. and the prescribed BY the
Of the kisd in the United embracing
book keeping by double entry,
Instructions in Commercial
and al matters pertaining to business eenera!y-
SsadeaA completing the full course . this in
stitEtion viii be fully competent take charge md
keep of books BY Double Entry in any depart
Of trade whatever. Young Wish ing to obtain
. thorough business education would do ell to make
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afforded to the student during the coming winter
For fur sher inios nation apply 70 or address
WILLIAM PCRDY,
Richmond. Ind
Sept. 90, 1850. Il
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! UST received Ton Spanish Whiting. for sale
Cincinnati price, J. STEDDOM Co.
n
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old SACHEM BITTERS AND WIG.

nLD SACHEM BITTERS AND WIG
~ WAN Tonic.
These delicious and n Bi,ters
by ply c"uatry on account
o lie purity and Great Medicinal Wiz.
tues.
Thy pleasant nectar tC the taste and pro
nounced the he.i TONIC and SrIMULASr EVER or
FERED to the public
Their Curative Pc xers in of6ENERAL DEBIL-
trY. LOSS OF APPETITE. CONSTIPA ZION. C HILLS
AND FEVER, etc, uuparalle ed and n
that We ell warranted in claiming what e
state that assertions endorsed Prof
SiIlman of Yale COLLEGE Hays of Massac
and hundreds OF others
For sale by Groc-rs Wine Merchants. and Druggist
generally Principal Depot AS Water New York
a.
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Oct. sth, isS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF, West Baton R0uqe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the repairs necessary
N to be made on the new Levees built last fall at
the expense of the parish on lots formerly owned by
Marin blanchard. Wm. V. Comeau. Wm. A. O'keefe,
ana by H, Hebert sr. and situated at Bruly Landing,
IN the thrdolice Jury Ward of the parish aforesaid,
will be sold to the lowest bidder by the
on the first Monday October next at the coffee
house OF Bourg & Co.
Tie repairs necessary to be made to the levees
aforesaid are as follows to wit The repairs to the
levee on lot formerly owned by Marin Blanchardi the
eyee to be raised two feet higher to have nine feet
top length 2o5 feet; will take about l52 cubic yards
Of dirt
One levce on the lot formerly owned by Wn. Co
meau and A. OKeee; to be raised three feet to have
nine feet top length 35s feet will take 4o6 cubic
wards Of dirt.
One lot formerly owned By II. H5bert; the levee to
be raised two feet hgher; to have six ieet on top
l92 feet IN length will require about 100 cubic yards
sep lb-ts B. LANDRY Inspector Sd Ward
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1jari5h Of uest Baton Ronne.
EirM Lerec and Road U-ara.

= " -
NN this list day of August 1860 Janvier Iebert.
~ prcctur Of Roads and Teyees for the First Ward
4f this arish assisted by Flaven TuIlier and ri
hen Ralrate free ho}ers resident III said Ward pro
coded 10 make an inspection of the roads and levees
af SAID Ward when after due examination the fol
lowing repairs and changes were found necessary to
b. made TO same to-wit.
Ea6he-ar Kypeg's lLnee The levee should he made
one foot higher and an addition to the base three
Fat The bitches on each side of the road to be
cleaned out the cross ditctles to be dug out and
good bridges at least twenty feet long to be made
over them.
WrIet lidbG1S Lo,rer I1ace-The elbow the
lower part 10 be filled up Of same size as the Old
leyce same to be about twenty feet long an addition
To base four feet for about thirty yards the
lower part the road TO be worked the dtcnes to be
cleaned out each side, and the dirt from to
be thrown into the road the cross bitches to he dug
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VEST BArox RoreE. june Il. $50.

WEST BAroX EorGE. june Il. 1850.
T. ie 1t5norqlF~ fresttnf and Mentjers IF the Polio
.itaV # Iest i}atlW Houge:
''e,sti a1n-I"l5r oI:mtiee. sppcintetl At the last
.1luuarr session If va9r Rasrt 10 Investigate and
port a solution oftrre5 JAS. /. IohdeII. So.
respecting the changes 8Ha alterations Of the eyee
Law OF ills Parish. VOL! n85t rtFee futfy report
tat after dat. consi gelutinn thav have the
'te'i-lE= - rt~emHet the following pfoper ionS
a- t." etza- NOS roper to cIsnre TefiFct safety
a-aln~ +te eHereae. of tAs *fi-<isS = river:
|. Where ncw leyees are to be made with clay, the
ighest water mark beng taken standard meas
ur., we wonl recommend len feet o: base for every
foot of water in lltiglt against sadlevee.
2 Where new II wees to he made with sand
the highest wster mari: taken again standard
measure, we would recommend thirteen feet Of base
fer every foot OF water pressure against said evec.
s. The top sf the leyee must he equal to the tota
height Of tie ieyee, provided it does not exceed nne
feet
4. In all instances tFo feet above the highest
water mark will be insisted security against
wind ana wares.
D. Where the Inspectors will find difficulty in deter
mining. 10 the satisfaction Of the owners of
tract of land the quality of the soil Il will be his
duty 10 summon two intelligent freehoiders of the
Ward whore the dticElty occurs 70 assist him in 50
determining the fnattty nature of said soil with
wnicu the new lsvee is to he made, and from such
decision there will Re no EVASION.
o. Where the banks OF the river subject to cave,
no lcveeS hail lac allowed to remain the
or crack than space equal the base of said
evee.
The whole is respectfully submitted.
JAMES L. LoBDrLL,
i. B. TRINIDAD,
J. c. WooDs,
J. T. LANDRY.
JAMES R. DEvALL,
JOHN a. BIRD.
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ssEsOl'#4h1se'rgDN,
: .. NaRfE, GovEENoK OF THY sTNfF or =

| IJTiIfEs.AS. SIX EEEFTekS FOR Prosiicrt aro %
w i,e chosen for the stat" of ruuisiana a't.cs-
day 9th day OF November next. as ssiiows, 10
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
Medical Department..

The annual Course of Lectures in the de-
partment will commence on MONDAY, No
vember 12, 1860, and will temlnate in the
ensuing March.
JAMES JONES. NJ. D., Professor of Prac-
ticc of Medicine.
S. L RIDDELL, NJ D., Professor of Chemis-
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Sur
A. H. GENAs, NJ. D., Professor of obste-
tries.
GUsTAVUs A. MOTT, M. D., Professor of
Materis Medica.
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor OF
[. NJ. LAWSON, Professor of Clinical Me-
dicine
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Ply
siolygy and Pathology.
s. B. CHAILLE, NJ. D., Dom If Anatomy.
w. G. NICHOLS, NJ D., 0'.'' VI
The Rooms for Dissecting will be open
the second Monday in October.
The Faculty are Visiting PHYSICIANS and
Surgeons of the Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors IN
their visits. and, free of expense, enjoy ex-
traordinary practical advantages.
Preliminary to the Course, Lectures will
be delivered daily in the Anphitheatre OF
the Hospital from the lst October, on Clini-
cal Medicine and Surgery, and other objects
without any charge to Students,
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Dean.
~ The Administration of the Charity
Hospital elect annually, in April, fourteen
Resident Students, who are maintained by
the institution Sept. LIST 1860.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13
PROCLANATEGN

Pr Thomas o. Moore, G0cegneur De 1Etat de Ia
L.ai>Gne:
4 TTENRU que six FIectaurs pour nommer un Pres
iient OF un Vice President des Etats Unis dovent
etre ehoisis dams Get Fiat Mercredi lie 6ne jour du
! Sog Stnfsee proclaiue savoir-
Ia I1estrr pour c premier strict electoral com
,5sf .a5 p, rps~es de 1aquemine ct st Hernard d.
il lrt5 >ieue district de Ia NouyelIe Orleans ct du
faussoufz Tftne.
In EleeiDar pour le Second District Electoral com
pose lI Second District de Ia Nouvoafe Orleans IA
exception Gu fanhourg lremel ct lie premiere DIS
triet IL, Il Vie de Ia seuSeile orleans
"a I,tct'as f'oof 1s teoS.enr i'lstE,et L4eGtoral
eAie52~t gu iatfient astfies ,c II me 2t II >oa-
esE Httess ue cet F"Fle 't ID I4f9'St u W 'eahS
qht Sc t:aaye sur IA rive afalte du euEe ASNiS rr
1es Paral97es DE Jefferson NJ hareS, 81 Jean Ip
tiS5es = jacques ASCENSION assumption, iAiouFche
ct 1srrtbonhe' r, e,fs ,-..-. =, ~,
n tleefear pour le 9R2trlsme lHSfIis, Electoral
compose aes iaro35S's dc ~. IamnI@n5r @eSthEEten
LING On o., Iieena fI1s. elc,a1' /" So en-
f'ha. l94te 'ouPee East Baton f'ouge' "eS baton
- rEge. ei '2"f'l4te-
Tn hiecteur pour ie cnqnirme iH11Fct electoral
toiiiisse &C. conn = IN" tt 'ieioaaas' Ell
'er Far@zstz =, de- Hap5ia e. :eA"J Jetlss ~, r.,
u! fAss.eaf f2tF - s,Alsne Hi-it'I, hteeIoI"l
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13

IyTiIfGseAS. eIS EIETToKSFOR Presijcrt aro %
w be chosea for the FIfc of ,uuisara 'a'E.cs-
day 9th day OF November next. as fellows 10
one Elector from the tIr t Electoral District com
pe.e,{ af tt,er4ri-l5o4 q }farttf9es .-rd Ilnr
mart the Third District Of the cstE Il %ew Grlc ns
and t!o Fauhaurg ira M.
One Elcetnr from + Second II ,toro1 itri~t com
posed .. the second District of the cit ot Nv rr
tar~. iutta Tt csErpti5nGf IL" tJGh@Hrs t.alGr,}
and 8r EiT,t District q. lie ai4- i et lt.sr.-
ono Etestof From tifs rd hlpera5 gi;-f.-t CONE
resest e tle Fourth district q the city NJ >s1 Or
risht E.ls OF te III III IT," }#,riefr- a g, fer
sGn y Gtarles. t. 3ei.n tie Baptist. st. Jam
csnsf@a. ~ uEtpasan, iaioefcife, lerrebont.
os.e hie torsli from t4e fonj4 Electoral District
compose! 8l Che ptIislJes Of st Tarlulrv, "azhiae
ton Livingston st. Helena, East Frela, West Fen
eiana Point 50 tlee, Eas4 Eaton k9uge, West Baton
Rouge, atl Ifsrvitlp.
enc El.ctor from tile Fifth Electoral District com
POSED OF die untrs Of Attahapas amt 0pelou4;ls,
aud the TaI -hes Of Haiiir. aud s,toycEcs aud
One Fieeor from the sixth Electoral ri.triet aorn-
losed Of tie Of Natclsitocht. flachitl and
eenc5lla, aud the parishes Of CatalvtI, aa4 fauk
Sos, therefore hate thought proper 10 ISSUE this
my PROCLAMATION, notifying the qualified spters
throughout the state of Louisiana Of the election
aforesaid and commanding all sberiifs Commissioners
ot Electors ard other !iieeIs therein concerned to
hold said election for Electors. for President aui cn
Pre- siaent Tuesday the 6t tlay Of Novrrb,a next
lSbe, said election to be conducted ana returns ber
&" mal II al respects according to the pros t~eHs II
tie Constitution and laws oil this State in suct case
Ia;t'ie ;,nd provided.
Given under my ha nd and seal Of estate of
T - Louisiana, at the city Of Baton Rouge TIL,
A.t. 1t day of semptember a. u. 1860. all oi
the Independence of the United states II
America the eighty fifth.
THOMAS 0. MOORE.
BY tie Govcrnor:
J. Htatr,,y HARDY, Assistant secretary Of state.
Tar the purpose of carry as into erecn.ian the
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge.
CoUR Dc sIxIEME DISTRICT. -

CoUR Dc SIXIE3iE DISTRICT.
Dams lafaire dc Ia Succession de William e Eckes,
decede. No. 592.
A TTENDU que Aurore Babin, (veuve William E.
n tckles) dipnse un compte final de son admin
istra tion dams Il dite succession.
Avis est par les presentes donne que toute orpesi
ton legalo 1homolosation du DIT compte de Aur0re
Babn CONNIE alministratrix deyra etre registree
au Bureau du Grefier de cette Paroisse, dams les
iours qui suivront la premiere publication des
prtstntes.
sep 15-tf W B. CHAMBERLlS, Greifier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13

Now lKa Store.
~ bbls b-sulphate of Lime,
~ 20 bbls Polar whale oil, clear
90 Castor oil,
10 :. Linseed oil,
1000 lbs White lead,
10 dozen Champagne,
20 ts Ciaret,
5000 choice brands Havana cigars,
80 600 German cigars,
so casks Scotch Ale,
bbis Blue Lick WareE5
tt choice Peach Whisky
2 !" !" MonongaheIa do.
different kinds OF French Brandy at
different prices, IA
so dozen Barnum's Fluid Lamps, s
DO Wrapping paper,
so boxes Chinese Flre-crakers.
All the above articles offered at New Orleans
Ties, either for cash credit
ED. B(ssEI. Druggist
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13

ltGlT4N Tf,n.-1n store and for -fIe, Bayls !rG.
~ Hfc. iittla iirown, Mexican and Petit Gulf
MatchlO-y sol. BiNJA-BIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13
RHINE WINE.

THE undersigned would say TO his friends and to
ls1he9u generally that he has just received
neYsuppy of White and Red Rhine Wine, of quality
ilucH superior TO that received last year. The pub
lie may rely upon this being the true and actual
juice of the prape, il from, the vine yards
the Rhine.
Nsa- Call and try it.
plaquemine, sepl5 GABRIEL BIEHLER.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Eaton Rouge.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter succession Of William E. Ecles, deceased
No. 500.
JNTHEREts, Aurore Bp5in. (wieow VIM. Z. Fckles)
w has filed final account of her administration
in said succession.
Notice is hereby given that all opposition TO the
homologat on of said final account of Aurore Babin,
administrative must be fled in tie office of the clerk
Of said parish, within thirty days from the first pub.
hcation hereof
sep 15-ts W. B. CHAMBERLlN, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-13
KENTUCKY BELLS.

TUsT received a cask of Kentucky Bells for horses
81 cows and sheep. These bells have renoune'
reputation, and speak for themselves.
LARGUIER Il LANOUF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-12
al SIIAMEI.nss TnnRAY.

Among the mass " qHeskRable' dis
patches rum the South, is one a. the efieei
that the seeesSinn Faasia il IanipaH, in hN-
as, and that ii.e lvIs -iar fteliny svnss itself
IN raising tie lous STAR fiaf cad IN elanor
Iar inhelenJentss Ne ,sust say that this
T. peculiarly Esaeelcss pn the part Of Texas.
q was "nly tie "lher day.ihai Ne inrerpa-
ral.s that a. iameh gealih ia lie Union, az
Iae rssi I'll war which hs5 LET, its menu-
mVsi IN 'lehi at more than sixty millions
ut dallars, ulon which ne are ih'hmily
paying, aud are likely 10 continue Z" PAY a
quite formidable interest, We also assumed
the 'rbt vi he new eomeTi inok It's navy
uii lie hnmls; adjusted It's boundary I" lis
saiis.g. .lAn; gave il lands for iIs railroads
and have einniyel al a Fnng little business
in lae-Nay al slave trading, among tie Is
lands and layons aboui lndianola, Having
secured all these advantages mum iss ftd-
eial Relations, NOM iasiop sli III tho Union
bearing ihem'alons .an'l leaving the widow
cl sisIerhoal renabing Ia h"t the blll'
,.noi;cs siisasly OF ingraliludei an'l, ne
npgai, Texas Ia merely proposing such
c,uise, ought a. he deeply ashamed Of her
s,lf The fact casts suspicion upon l.cr mo
lives ia originally seeking s,...,ission to =
Union. Ii it, brief association v .h the
rest Is not y - accounted for by these self
ish cyns' .s,allons, we shall be at loss IL
=" son upon aud can cnly cSelaim Will
tie epiluph'
"Seeing how soon that il was dose far
wonder wha, il was begun for,'
-No~ FORK Tees.