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SANFORD'S
Liver InvJEOratOE
NENER nERLELnAEES.

1T Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established Standard Medicine,
and approved by all that have lsed IT, and
sorted 70 with confidence in all the disease for which il
It has cured thousands e within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief as the numerous
] unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The dose must be adapted to temperament Of the
individual taking it, and e ed in such quantities to
| act gently the Bowels.
D,s If me me d IVE Il Pe and an t t
will cure Liver Com. plants, Bilious Att
Gacks, Dyspepsias - Chronic Diarrh Oea
~. Dro0sv, Sou Stomach, HabftnaI
COstiVeness, ChOI- |ic, ChOIeFas ChOIe-
"a MOFbus, Cholera Infantum, Flatu-
Iemces J a IN d lie e. e Female Weakness.
ess and may be used = oessully Ordina-
~ Family Wedfs| - cine. It will cure SICK
HI ADA c H r, las > Thousands testfyl in
twenty minutes if - two or Ghree Tea.
spOOnfuis are taxi - en- at the comm sncemsnt OF
All vvhOuse itare giving their mOny
Mix water in the mouth VT b the InyigOraor, and swallow
Also, SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS compounded from pure vegetable and put up
GLASS CASES, tight, and will keep in climate
The Family Ca IhaTtis PILLisa gen.
tie but active Csthsric which the proprietor has
used in his practice more - than twenty years; -,
have long used The PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express regard their - has induced TO place
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartics act
OF The FAMILY ca e THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded from = variety OF the pursst Vege
table ENLracts WHICH act alike On every part VI tls
sIimeptary canal and are IN good safe in all
Is where a Cathsrtic is = needed, such ID .
rHugememIs OF the. stomach y 1 e Ptu
ness, Pains in the g Back and l. 0 n ;,
COstfVcuess. Pain and Soreness over
the whole cd y, . from sudden cold, which
frequently il neglected, = end long Of Fe-
yer Loss of Appe- = uiIe, "A Creeping sen.
saIiOu of Cold over > the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or 3 weight in th e head,
am InfIammatO - Diseases, WORMS in
Children Adults, RheumatisIns great
Purifier OF the Blood y and many diseases to which
fash heir too numerous to mention this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVfgOraGOr and Family Ca
tharIiC Pills reed by Druggists generally, sne sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all the large towns.
S. T W.SANF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. BIS Broadway, N. Y.
o. J. WOOD CO.,
fsbI st. IOuis Mo.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, June %, M.-The Haalds Washing
ton correspondent says the bill to create printing
establishment has been signed by the President but
1t is said that he will remove Mr. Hart who is desig
mated as one Of the parties to purchase q building
and material fearing that Mr.. Hart would give the
preference in the purchase TO Mr.. Wendell
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SPRINGFIELD No.. June 25-The California Over
land Mail of the 4th. has arrived.
The steamer John l.. Stevens was prosecuted for
carrying an excess of passengers on her last trip
from Panama.
1t is supposed the Indians of Utah and Oregon
have combined to wage wsr against all tie white
settlers Of Sierra Nevada
It is feared that great number Of the agents Of
the pony express have been murdered.
A party Of miners were attacked on the %, on
Walkers river, and killed.
Carson Valley advices state that six or eight fam
lilies Of emigrants and several hundred cattle are
supposed to be lost.
The Pacific AID Atlantic Telegraph is completed
to Victoria, 209 miles from San Francisco.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
n Z L-L-.A lLLLLnLL p ~ EKnI .--l p

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
universally supplanted all other Oinmen and healing
applications both the Eastern Hemisphere,
wherever introduced and its Intrinsic merit is the
Of success all cUtGHeOE8 affections, whether the
accident or disease.
BURNS & < sCALDs
are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inam
nation by timely applioa ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew by charm, no blemish or
scar remaining.
THE FRIEND OF 4 THE NURSERY
Children are frequent suf ieres from external injuries,
especially from fluid and CdlpRene Espl0SiORs-here
fore every should have this healing preparation
constatly 1t heals Breasts, and quickly re-
mo 7es the letter RING WORM, 60 prevalent an the
nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS BY 3 SEA AND LAND.
The Machnist, the Ira vsiSr, and every other indi'
vidusl whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance Of accident from 8iO COLLISION should
bear in mind that this Magic his best and only
friend 1t is beth portable and cheap, and should ever
companion, friend in need There are thousands
Of living witnesses TO testify 8 marvellous virtue who
owe sound limbs muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few q thesGdiHg diseases for which
DALLEYs MAGICALPAIN . EXTRACTOR is q PREVEN-
TIVE as we'll as CURE:
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 24-The nominations Of both the
Democratic and Seceders' Conventions were well
received here BY their respective friends but all the
outside enthusiasm is for Douglas. There was much
excitement last night at the hotels.
The nomination Of the Seeding Convention was
rendered to Mr.. Guthries friends, well to Hun
ter's, but both candidates declined. II under
stood that Mr. Breckinridge would accept
A challenge has been sent by A Smith, of slifor-
MIA to Mr.. Nesbitt of Illinois, who was the delegate
who declared in the convention during Mr.. Smiths
offensive remarks, that if Mr. Gushing the President
would not protect the members they would protect
themselves.
A large number Of persons went to Washington to-
day both the friends Of Douglas and Breckenridge,
and most of the New Hampshire delegation start to-
uiuhf
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AAte ltlsl AAle NOAIas
ELEANOR McHENRY.

Prepared emily by DR.. c. NJ jackson, No ais Arch Street.
Philadelphia and for by Druggist and Sorekeeprs through
Out ne United States and CanHde Price IS cents per bottle
O. J. WOOD, St Louis, Wholesale Agents foF he West
Z WIN. PENDLETON & CO.. Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Retailed by JO g. BROWN and EVANS G. W. HEN
DERsHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville J. B.
MATHEWS, Edge6eld; J. @. DORCH, South Nashville
febIl-ly
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DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps Of various Styles htted with the
mSr2-G RAINS, BROWN & co.
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Wanny's combined Reaper and
Mower,

WEUWUTa
KTITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT This
Wv celebrated achine eoeived the hr premium Of Grare
50b MEba as the best combined Reapng and Moving Machine
Il the great Agricultural Fair, held At Louisville
KY September, 1857 The trial came o. near SYRACUSE New
Fo In july where all the pr ,pa Machines the United
satsg we're tested The committee made their sEardI
trsurh Marshal P wilder President United States Agricultural
sooiety, g Louisville, Ky.
m 80 received the ward the best Reaper and the best
Ner before separate committees appointed by the Pre
s al ne Davidson County Agricultural Society, At Nashville
A. Jrlv 1857 over Of the machines il in Tenn
Nrous premiums and awards given this Msnhnf
v;,g ne last season. over every Machinein Amercs.
me shove machines Tor sale by the undersigned
b. y OHEATHAM,
General Agent Tor the State.
FIsHER. WHEELS a. CO.,
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
VIII cure lonr.standing Cold in very short tine Read

following:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c, 1855.
Dr. G. NJ JACKsoN-sir had for time teen suffering
under cold, having pains through whole system
hroat When recommended try HOOf
and's Bslsamc Cordial" accordingly procured bottle,
An bgppy % state half q completely
now unhesttugy recommend my friends who he
Isrv Afflicted and deem than justice
public testimony TO virtues Respectfully yours,
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ESTARLISHMENT
MONTVALE SPRINGS.
18 q O.
5. LANIER & SONS, AND A. P. WATT,
OWNERS AND PROPRIEToRs.
Also Owners mainly, ana PrOPrietors OF
CHANGE HOTEL,

AOhIGCAEk1, q: ALABAlLl.
TVVRAVELERs on the Railroads from Dalton or Cha,apoor.
70 Knoxville Tsnnssses reach hontvals bT taking stage
Coaches at Knoxville
Messr s. Laner Sons have been engaged IN Hotel bue4
lin Macon Ga In heE York and n MontgomeryAa for
more than twenty years Experenc has taught Eaut
Of The Travelling Pubc and they Who seek health
comfort or pleasure that complete than
MONTVALE SPRINGS,
in The extent and variety Of b. which these objects are &C.
cured They invoke Tie attention % The public 70 hr advan
tagss in al these respects
As 10 the curative properties these Waters Eve experienced
resident physicians testify as follows
'hey 10 eir effects the human system Duresc D
phorec Apeenii Highly Aitsrant Ezhlarsnt qndrsetIy5
Powerfully Tonic They have perhaps, rival 10 eHcacy
either In the mineral vegetable kug0 for cases eoupr
Blended under the general term viii All many and
varied concomitEnt5 Hpocondrai5iI, Neuralgia Chronic
Liver Complaint enlargement Of the Spleen, Sick Nervous
Headache, Debility Dsan gsms1t Of the Nervous system
Their Durete properties reader them powerful remedy IN
most Of Chronic Drosay, and aecons Kidneys
They also Efficient IN MeTcura Diseases, arousng The DOR
throw o. any morbid poiaonouI matter from The rgn
In sh0r all Of general debility snervston VII and
very agreeable and reliable remedy "a these waters
Cases Of obstinate Cs and ReVers, many cuueou1 dis
cases. IS Herpes or tettrss &c haYg been cured By i.
Wedo earnestly therefore, iu an sincerity recommend
persons suffering With Ohronc Dsast cone and aks trial
Of thu Montyals Waters
WATT, LANIKR 4 co.
The Huntsville (Alal Democrat hsuphis Apps1f VicEs
burg (Miss Clssn, and Naichez C1zI Frss Irader viii
eopE N az ter issues for three months and sd bills
vale Springs, 70 the p75psistors-
msyS-itEkW3m WATT, LANIEK & co
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Heads Reports.

Copies Of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST of September
next with the Clerks Of the Supreme Court attack
son. Nashville and Knoxville, the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis and the Clerk Of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June I4-dtw&wtf
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GROVER d BAKERS NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best IN Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpoOls.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
r7-dwtf No 4 Public Square.
snrinr md summer CIothinF.

We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
of Clothing and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
wear which we are offering very cheap at No 20
Pubic Square. WARD, BIRMINGHAM a Co.
ADril 18th pm.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
RLAKELY'S RHEUMATIC LINZ NJ EN- T
AND
ANODYNE INTERROGATION.

TUyHIs marnum Lnimentum arculAr synovsl, and
muscular Rhematism, Neurs ga and other pains almost in
recurring many only three applications
II acts powerfully the absOTbents and by eliminating
he morbid humors the system It acts dscuten as
veil as an anodvne, resolving short time In Sur
Try Is destined high place suppAnng in cases
the harshness Of the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Is an excellent Pill all diseases Of the LIVER hillary derange
mems md in All cases cathsrc indicated acting
as atbartc Alternative Tonic, and deobsuent according t.
the dose
Tbese Invaluable Medicines sold by
RArys & BROWN, Nashville, Tennessee.
Dr. ] McDARMorT MurfreesbOro, do;
DERRY 4 Evans, Shelbyvile, do;
Pope 4 HEIM. Columbia, do
wan & McCLELLANn, Memphis, do;
UERTy & Hall, MilledgeYlle, Georgia;
BaKFR & ECHOIS, Rome do
Traptxp BLouHT & HAIR Montgomery, Alabama I
A MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do
Aud bv Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY q WOODS, Proprietors,
.rr2I-5 tyysv tillianI '6I Tullahoma, Tenn.
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WISH to sell tract OF land living two miles North West
Frankl lin, adjoining the lands Of Davis, Glass,
James Hamilton, and the heirs OF Maury, deceased and
the Porter place ntanng about 1872 about %
Of which is in woodland. N EDWIN PERKINS
Franklin, April l3, 1860 Fkw-6
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wanted TmmediareTy,


FEW hundred bushels Red Potatoes fer planting, for
"a which the highest market price will be paid
Nashville May IS, 1860 No Il South Market street.
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PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
* W KTBBFE will henoeforth make Nashville his perma
VT nent resi- repce, and will tune Pianos Organss
and eIJdeOns by the year or single 1Ihng' ano
often as REQUIRED since he spend At least week in
in the city aud vicinity. BE will visit regularly the
townsn Middle West EasTenneee, and North Alabama
Mississippi Orders Benson Co.'S Music Store, or
Reeds Piano Rooms en- Church street. Csmmunisauons By
mail will be promptly attended to april a,tE&E,a
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@<[~ Lyons Magnetic Insect
49, POWDER Exiermnates Bed Bugs, Reaches,
IicE. AnLs. Garaen insects. SO. aonILls D0Le1n.
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LYon's Magnetic pills.
ARE CERTAIN DEATH 10 RATS AND NICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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IN R II u al O

We sre authorized to announce W. s. CHEATHAM
ddate reelection, Councilman from the 5tn Marus
It the ensuing Municipal election. june1-td
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TITS compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established fact Standard Medicine,
and approved by all that have used H. and is now re
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n NOTICE .
Office Southern Mutual Insurance Co. |
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th, 1860

Office Southern Mutual insurance Co. /
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th, 1860
At meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, it was Resolued, To pay Sir per
cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip, Eight
per cent. to Stockholders on premiums paid by
them tor the year ending the 1st Of February,
cent on the nett earned premiums Of the Com
pany for the year ending 3lst January, 1860,
for which certificates will be issued on and
after the lst day of March next. Ole - y
1t ,oas further Resolvcd, To redeem the out
standing Scrip for the year 1857, on presen-
tation at the Office Of the Company.
o. The Stockholders are hereby notified
that an election for Ten Directors and Fiji
teen Trustees, to serve for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Office of the Company, on
Thursday, the l5th day Of March, 1860. ISL
.., .-r F. E. HEBERT, ,f-3
Feb 11th, 3m. Secretary.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de Iberville.

COUR Dc SuxENE DISTRICT lNDlCIAIRE.
Dams Taffair de la succession de Samuel NcFadden,
decedee.
I'm vertu d'une commission moi addresse par la
~ cour du Sixieme District Judicaire dams ct pour
la parosse lberviile ct Etat susdt, dams aalre de
la succession de Samuel McFadden, date du "a
Fevrier 1860 j'oifrira vente publlque plus Of
fraut ct dernier encherrisseur les lieux
Mardi, le Sine jour de Mai 1860,
II heurs A. NJ, les proprietes su1vante savoir
Tn certain moroccan dc terre oppose la vile de
Baton Rouge. cette parosse de Quest Baton Rouge
.aisant tace feuve Missipp borne haut par
terrain de Vileneuve Blanchard en- bas par terre de
Dir. j. {. Patrick ct en- arriere par chemin publ
que toutes les batisses ct meliorations Qui sy
trouvent.
Tn antre morceau de terre egalement situe en-
cette raroisse, messurant solxante PIE de face,
plus an MONS an chemin publique avec la profon
reur appartenant (dans la direction du fuve) horn
en- haut par terrain oppartenant la succession de
A. Collier. ct en- bas par lie chemn qui lie separe de
V. Blanchard avec toutes les batisses ct amellora-
tions qui s'y trouvent.
Conditions de la vente-Comptant.
T. BERG GERON, Deputy Sheriff
March 31st 1860.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Iberville.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

n matter of the Estate OF Samuel McFaldin. No
DY Virtue of a commission to me- directed from
- the Hon. Sixth District Court, for the Parish %
1berve, in matter of the above Succession, bearing
cate the 23i day Of February A. D. 1860, will offer
at public sale, to the last and highest bidder, the
premises in this parish, in the Town OF ST Michel
Tuesday, the sth day of May 1850,
A. D. 1860 at IL o'clock, M, the following desert
bed property to-wit
A certain lot of ground opposite the Town OF Baton
Rouge. in this parish, fronting with the mississippi
river, bounded above by lands of Vileneuve Bian-
chard. below by lands of Dr. J. C. Patrick, and in
the rear by public road together with all and singu
lar the buildings and improvements thereon-now
outside of the levee and of tile value.
I'd. Another Lot of ground also situated, lying
and being in this parish, measuring sixty feet front
more less to the Public Road, with The depth
thereunto belonging in the direction Of the Missis-
sipp river, bounded above by lot belonging to the
Succession of A. Collier, and below by the road
which separates said lot from that of Vileneuve
blanchard with all, and singular the buildings and
improvements thereon-now outside of the levee and
of very little value.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
7. BERGERON, Deputy Sheriff.
West Batob Rouge March 24:h 1860.
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pATON ROUGE. CROSSE TETE 1

II OPELoUsAs RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGE
MENTs,-On and after Tuesday, Sept, LIST, the cars
will leave Bayou Crosse Tete daily At 81 O'Clock an
and returning, leave the river At 4 P m -,
three trips day to the terminus sf the road, Vi.
Leaves Baton Rouge at. t............-......9kA A. 4.
tt a ~. ~. P, NJ,
- o7A r. =
ALBRIGHT for the evening train must be shipped BY
p m. that trip being made exclusively for freight
Through tickets and excursion tickets for sale on
TIE Sunny South ~ <..tts..7 ytt5g.tFz{
~ An excursion train will run to accommodate
pleasure parties application being made to tho
Superintendent the day previous.
aug 10th c. H. KEESE, Conductor.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge.
CouR Do sIx1EME DISTRICT.

Dams raffaire de Ia Succession de Wm. G. Bozeman
decede. No. SOL.
A TTENDU que Frederick Munzesheimer CONNIE,
n administrator des proprietes de VIM. G. Boze-
man. qu' etaent societe contre lie dit Bozeman ct
sore de son administration dams la dte Succession
Avis est par presentes donne que toute opposi-
tion legale Phomologatton du DIT tabeau devre
etre faite au Burean Grefier de cette Parolssia
dams les trente ours qu suivront la premiere punbl
cation des presentes.
". B. CHAMBERLIE, Gre6aer.
Bureau du Gredier, Mars "a, 1880,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge,

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In the matter of the Succession of VIM. G. Boze-
man, decd. No. SOL.
VIIHEREAS Frederick Munzeshemer as Adnllnis-
w traitor of the Copartnership effects of said Es-
tate, has filed provisional account OF his admins
tration in the same.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all legal opposition
to the homoloeaton of said account must be filed in
the Clerks Office of said Parish, within thirty days
from the publication hereof.
wM. CHAMBERLJN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, March 2l, 1860.
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N q { Zoe
To State and Parish Tax Pnvers.

NOT1CE is hereby given to resident and nonresi
N dent OF State and Parish Tax Payers, Of the Par
ish of West Baton Rouge that their State and Parish
Taxes tor the year A. D., 1859. now due, aHd
that they hereby requested to call at once at the
Sher,ff's Office and make payment of the same.
Notice is also given to Pedlers keepers of Coffee
ing trades and occupations which require State and
Parish license, that Licences are now due for the
year 1860 and their special attention is called to
Section 4th ofan act of the legislature Of the State
Of Louisiana approved 5th day of March A. d 1855.
WIN. WHITE, Sheriff
West Eaton Rouge, March 18th, 1860.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. .
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT cnuRr

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Wylie Egana vs.. Frame A. Woods No. 1868.
pY Virtue of writ of f IA to me dicecthd in the
- above numbered and entitled suit from the Sixth
Rouge, of date the 23d day OF March, 1860 will be
offered for sale at public auction, the last and
highest bidder, on the premises, in this parish, on
Saturday, 5th day Of May next,
1seO at II O'Clock, A. NJ all the right, title and in
terest of the defendant Frame A. Woods, in and to
the following described and mortgaged properly to-
wit:
1st. certain tract of land established as Sugar
Plantation, situated in this parish of West Baton
Rouge, and measuring four arpents in front on the
river Mississippi with depth of forty arpents, being
bounded above by lands now, or heretofore belong
belonging to Jean Doiron. with the buildings ard i'm
provements thereunto belonging.
I'd. And also the following slaves attached to and
employed in the cultivation of said plantation, viz
Mary. negress, then aged thirty nine years,
Mike, a negro, then aged forty nine years.
Milly. negresse, then aged forty -four years,
Eliza a negresse, then aged thirty four years,
Anderson, negro, then aged twenty -four years,
Josey, nulatto, then aged twenty years,
Francois, negro then aged eighteen years,
Little Mary, a negress then aged seventeen years,
Alfred. negro then aged fourteen years,
Little John, negro, then aged twenty-one years,
Little Joe, negro, then aged twenty nine years,
Yellow Mary negresse, then aged four years,
Lydia, negrssse, then aged seventeen years,
Jack, negro then aged fourteen years.
Nathan, negro, the aged fourteen years,
Ellen, negresse, then aged thirty five years,
Rachel, negresse then aged thirty-one years,
johnny, negro, then aged eight years, s \
All slaves for life.
To pay and satisfy the Balance due on a certain
twelve months Bond, subscribed to said Frame 4.
Woods and J. G. Woods, solio, in favor of William
H. Dillingham; for the sum of Nine Thousand and
Fifty 1.-TWO 6110O Dollars (s9O52 6ll with eight per
cent interest thereon from the 7th day OF February
1857, until paid, subject to credit of Four Thous
and Five Hundred Dollars, ($4, 500 0o) paid on the
23d of February, 1S5S-and also credit of Three
Dollars ($3 ooO) paid the llth of April
1859. Also, one 1o-10O Dollars Clerks costs, and
Sherifs costs that may accrue. ..t '..s-. p.
Terms Of sale.-sCashn
7. BERGERON, D. S.
West Baton Rouge March 31st. 1860.