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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-22

and from the river to the lake every fruit tree
that has arrived TO reasonable age and is
sufficiently alive, is this year hanging full of
fruit. AT the recent State Fair the show of
Vermont; and a friend from Boston remarked
that he had never seen so fine show of the
same number of varieties of apples in Massa-
chusetts. Apples will be within the reach or
means of every one and all lovers of cider can
have their cellars stocked at remarkably low
figure.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-22

LJe mas tew charms for the Dyspeptic, which is not
to be wondered at, when we take into account the
amount OF bodily suffering which he endures. BY
use of the Orygenated Bers the picture is reversed
aud the bright side Of life appears.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-22

The Burlington Free Press in noticing the
trotting at the late State Fair, says. "Tne
third was for stations years old. Three en-
tries were made, two of which were withdrawn,
leaving the track to "Abe Lincoln" entered by
L. NJ. Noble, of Timmouth, who won the pre-
MUM of S2j in two straight heats best time,
2-43. The track was in uncommonly good
condition, but the time made, though good, was
nothing rery remarkable, and not as good as
that made by Ira Allen esp at Middlebury,
the other day"
With all due respect to the opinions Of the
Free Press, we think the time made by "Abe
Lincoln" tcas remarkable. 1t will not do to
compare his performances with those of"Ira AL
len" whose age and practice have developed
his naturally great speed, for he is but four
gears old, and consequently his PAGES are yet
to great extent, undcveloped. urjudgment
is that the time made by "Abe Lincoln" on a
heavy, half mile track as extraordinary.
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ticket. Men of their years are not much given
to change.
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EROM TILE DRESS.

Mr.. John jackson, publisher If .he Calais Advertiser,
wrtes.-I know it to he all it is recommended having used
1t In my family for six o years.
ply snn In the Illnesses and accidents
among children and servants For many Of these cases,
Davis Pain Killer is Indispensable article In darrhea
it has been used and effected For and BRUISES it
is invaluable N. " Tx miner.
PERRY DAVIS PALS klLER-Ths medicine has become an
article OF thing medicine became before
Pain Killer Is much item in every babe goods
country merchants Tea, Coffee Sugar This speaks
volumes In its favur.-Gens Falls Messenger.
DAVIS VEGETABLE PALS KILLER.-NOtw outstanding the
many limitations Of this article, and many other medicines in
the market pretending to the purpose the
sale Of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer Is than the
whole Of them put together 1t o the few articles that
just what they pretend to he Try i-Bunswick Tee
graph For sale In Brattehoro by L. n. THORN, and by
Druggists generally eyerywhcre.-2w37
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-22

Prepared by SETH W. FoWLE 4 CO., BosIox, and for
sale by JOsEPH CLARK and l. n. THORN Bratteboro A..
DUSELEE, Vest BrdftisJorO'; BAKER HEwETr Putnev
J. SWIFT, BiimingtoH Hows X SHERMAN and MORSE h
LAMSoS, WiiiidmsuiHej W. II. JONES, Vest Douer T..
WILCOX, ~ Wesfminsfer j. G. IIGGISs, Wdrdsboroj s.
p. MILLER, FaysHeuLYe; W. =. HOWE, Douer and by
dealers everywhere. 4w34
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DIR. 4. ID. Putnam has returned from his Southern
and may be found his Office where he will be
happy his patrons and friends and all who
may require his Dental services.
Charges moderate usual.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-22
Mechanics Hall, Glass No. /.

N'HIVV III NNI IMILIMENIs.
John d. Chism. OF Albany, y. Y. for n Skinglc cut
ter, dip and 50
Jacob b. Rand, Of Baskerville, y. H., for a superior
corn shelter. dip and 3
W. C. Smith. Of 81. Adams. for VT. Buckeye Now
err ana Reaper combined. dip and 10
j. +. Barton Bristol, for an assortment of Flows,
dip and 3
ID. W Lake, of Casileton, Drag Saw dip and 8
Geo. Bis, Of Shc.hune, for Tanning Mill din and 3
II. H. Doottle, burlington, au assortment OF Iron
Flows. an improved Harrow. and Root Cut
ter, dip and 3
Chaiec and Harris. Of Rutland for Horse Hoe &
tultvator combined dip & 8
\. " buel' Charlotte for Mower and Reaper com
49, hlned' dip X 10
Walter \. Wood Of Hoosck Falls y. Y. one Horse
and two Horse Mower din * 10
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DIR. {. ii. ShoIcs, Eclectic Physician, gives
particular attention to diseases Of the organs,
special diseases Of See anoh
er column
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-22

&c The Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music
at the Town Hall, Tuesday evening, should have AZ
tracted larger audience than saw present. Not
whstanding it was home production the singing
and the instrumental performances were all of SUI
peror order. The music itself was of high, classical
character and was rendered by those who fully APP
preciated its richness and who able to find ap-
propriae expression of their ideal Mr. Schuster was
assisted by Miss Rawson, Miss Martini Mr.. and Mrs
N. G. Sawyer, and Nlessrs Apfelbaum, Whitney and
Ellis His efforts among to elevate the standard Of
musical taste and expressons deserving of more gen.
eral favor.
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SHEEP.
Spanish Merinos.

BUCKS.
G. Cutting, Shoreham best buck 2 years old or
over, $40
". r. Sanford Orwell, best buck undcr2 years DID, 10
\. Gushing, Woodstock, "a do
e. b. Cook, Charlotte, 81 do 8
EWES.
W. r. Sanford, of Orwell, best pen of ewes, 2 years
old over, IS
g. Cutting Shorehnm, 2d do
I. Hooker, Cornwall Sd do u
W. H. Sanford Orwell, best pen ewes under .
years old, S
G. Cutting Shoreham, I'd do
+. Hooker, Cornwall, third do o
LAMBS.
W. r. Sanford Orwell, best pen three buck lambs Sc
d. Cutting Shorelnm, ID do o
W. H. Sanford, Orwell Sd do
" best pen three eve lambs, 6
Edgar Sanford, Cornwall, I'd do 8
Nathan Gushing, Woodstock, 81 do 4
EWES, STOCKS OF TWENTY-FIVE.
W. r. Sanford, Orwell best pen 25 ewes, l year old
and upward, not competing for the smaller pre-
d. Cutting, Shorcham, I'd do s
Mixed Breeds.
c. H. Warner, Cornwall best five ewes, years old or
c. II. Warner, I'd do
" best five ewes UNDER years.
" best pen eve lambs, 4
" I'd do
LONG AND MIDDLE wooIED
over S.
Charles Robinson, La Cole, G. f., I'd do
j. A. Clark, Ciarenceve, @. f., 3D. do
best buck under
2 years,
7. A. Smalley, Burlington I'd do
Peter Robinson, Oldtown, c. f., 3D. do
Timothy Davis 4. Montpelier, best pen ewes two
cars old or over,
George Winterbottom, La Cole, c, E. I'd do 6
q. Robinson, 3D. do
j. Robinson Sherrngton, best pen five
ewes under years,
g. & X. Winterbotton La Cole I'd do q
7. Davis, L. Montpelier Sd do
best pen buck lambs,
J. Robinson, Sherringon, I'd do 3
best pen eve lambs
T. Davis, L. Montpelier I'd do 8
CATTLE.
As the Society withdrew the premiums on Cattle
for this year, in consequence OF the prevalence of
"pleuro-pneumona," there 10 display in that
class. A few animals present, however, and the
Committee appointed to examine them recomend that
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Mechanics Hall, Glass No. q.

WAGONS, bCGGIEs, sULkENs.
Sorelle X ILL, Charlotte | lumber double wagon o
superior workmanship, 50
\. r. q. Duncan. Winooski. two horse wagon
OF beautiful finish, plain wagon
j. X. X G. II. Gray. Burlington, | two seated Rock
away wagon, of beautiful style and finish,
open buggy, l single cutter,
II. Nickory, Burlington, two horse lumber wagon
one horse lumber wagon, steel spring buck
board wngon light side spring bugcies,
II. Ray, . skeleton wagons, = trotting Sulkeysl
oper buggy
NJ II, Cady, Stowe, / shifting spring top bug
gy, side spring open bucges
All the above bugge> OF patent connection.
WIN Smith, OF burlington, Prince Albert and top
buggy, elliptic spring open buggy, top bug
gy,
Il. Nuttinr, Randolph, covered buggy patent gear,
open buggy do
These bnsge- are highly recommended possessing
peculiar qualities OF worth.
ii. Is. Martin, Burlington, side spring buggy
STOVES, KEFHIG RAroRs &c.
&. b. Dow * Co Burlington, peace maker ook stove
] Stewards cook stove, Wmship refrigerator,
kMlway Heaters, Farlor Furnace dip X
II. i. Dow, Richmond, Good Samaritan stoves
Harvest Queen stove, ! Golden Furnace stove
l Golden Fleece stove 3
Blodgett Sweet burlington, 10 Cook, Coal Par
GRAND Box stoves, assortment of Patent ovens
&c.
NJ. \. Evarts, Burlington, cook aud parlor stoves
coal burners, l refrigerator, assortment hol-
low ware
c. Il. Pcase Concord n. II lot American hollow
ware dip x
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As the Society withdrew the premiums on Cattle
for this year. in consequence OF the prevalence of
"p!euro-pneumonia," there display in that
class. few animals were present, however and the
Committee appointed to examine them recomend that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-22

Miscellaneous.
For best frame Of hair work. Miss $. A. Sumner
Hartford, :
For fine model of L. s. ship Niagara II. 5. Flint
Mortified. din x
For >unlry collections of natural history, J. NJ 4
G. Il. Aubery, Burlington,
For fine and tasteful specimens of penmanship-
excellent both in design and execution, Bry-
:. ant, straton Co., Albany, y. Y. diI
For fancy work box Frank W. Dole. Burlington
For embroidered skirt, Mrs Russell, Burlington,
For bedquilts, $ + Saxton, Williston.
For frame of Cheuillc and Grape work Miss Mary
l.. 5. Chase, Winoosk,
For fine samples of cone and she'll work, Mrs A.
Spaulding, burlington,
For century plant, Miss T.. Bliss, Wnooski,
For small model Of stationary engine J. a. Bald
win, Rutland,
For fine silk and cotton hose, Miss T. 5. Pungbom,
Burlington,
For embroidered flannel and ladies' mtts Mrs j. A.
Bowman, Jericho,
For stockings and socks, Mrs w. X. Taft, wilIiston.
For frame OF hair work, Miss II. Brown, Grand Isle
For case of hair work. NJ. w. Barton, New Haven,
For samples of nice quilting Miss l.. Pike Alburgh
For ruig, Mrs I. Rogers, Westiord,
For sundry samples of nice crUtchet and Knit work.
Mrs I. c. Hoyt Essex,
For what-no (eather work, crochet mat &C., Miss
+. &. Haynes, Burlington,
For fine silk bedquit, Mrs Julia CosgriG Burl gon,
For fig tree, healthy in fruit, H. Barlow, BurIgton,
+. Hodges, Wilston
For embroidered Thibet cape, Mrs Briggs franklin 9
For table spread. Mrs 5. \. Brown. Wston,
For rag carpet,
For embroidered skirt, sheet and collar, Mrs w. X
Taft, Williston,
For handsome design of ocean moses, Mrs l.. II.
Jones, Colchester,
Crochet tidy and counterpanc, Miss L. C. Mann,
Colchester
Rest piece of rug carpet Miss L. c. Manu. Colchester
Best white bedquilt, Mrs q. d. Earl, Middebury,
Large and tasteful display Of dry goods, n. Peek,
Jr, 20, Burlington, dip &
Bcdqnilt, Mrs j. W. Mason, Irasburgh,
Knit shawl, Mrs II. 7. bow, Richmond,
Knit shawl, Mrs l.. NJ Hagor Burlington,
Fine miitcns and suspcnders Mrs A. Truman Bur-
lngon,
Embrodered skirt and robe, Miss Mary Robinson
Fairfield 1
Three be lquilts, Mrs r. Tarbox, Hinesburgh,
one One guilt, Mrs b, A, Durand, burlington,
Embroidered handkerchief and collar, Mrs r. Hyde,
Bellows Falls l
Pair Of globes, Cnterior wholly of wood) DR.. W.
Spooner, Burlington, dip
Case of Swiss woodwork, (many artcles,) Mr. S.
, L. Howard, Burlington dip
Best mlttens, chldrens and ladies' hose, Mrs /. L.
Tracy, Essex,
Lamp mat and rug, Mrs A. Royce, Burlington,
Case of Indian relics, II. W. Il. Dean, :"
Crochet baskets, Miss NJ. J. Barse,
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John W. Smith, Stowe VT 3 portable Barome,ers. |
Electro Magnetic Medium, dip x 81
John AlcGregor, BURTON, barrel superior lime, dip.
Geo. Holmes X Bro. keene, n. H. Beautiful speci-
men OF Iron fence and cemetery railing dip & .
Burlington Iron Railing Co. Hamilton, Seaver K
Flanders, prOprielOrs, specimen of Fence and
Cemetery Railing
ChaS K. Smith. llaverhll, n. II. specimen of pa
tent wood fence din x |
&. W. McGowan, St. Adams, beautifully con-
slrncted water drawer dip.
specimen Cement Roofing on cloth or tin dip
G. W. Fisk, Rutland sett carriage harness dip K l
W. & d. q. Crane Burlingtog, specimen picket
fence din
5. w. Wocott, Essex VT specimen Portable Gas
;, light, beautiful and useful invention dip & 8
+. Dickennar Johnsonville clothes wringer
David c. Colby, Harilaud l improved rotary
hammer
LOOMS n Co. Burlington. specimen of leather,
highly finished dip &
men of butternut doors and sash Q
j. S. Pierce, Burlington, pows, fan MILL 8
Justin NJ. Smith, Lyme, Conn. butter workers
dip and
q. NJ, Peterson, Burlington, case tobacco, pipes
and cigars, dip and
Albert Tyler, Burlington, set wheels, l
Michael Kelley, Burlington, wagon seat
q q. Gilbert, Utica, n y, pntent ventiatng
spring mattrass Of much worth and ingcni-
ously constructed, dip.
Eugene STYLES burlington, pair rabbits l
A. o. Hood, Winoosk Falls, case Excelsior Lin-
ment, n very excellent article
II. G. Cole & Co. w Brattleboro, sets carriage
weeels, of beautiful finish, dip aud
5. A. Bailey West Ludlow, Conn. washing aud
wringng machine, dip. and
U. l. 4 A. X. Ballard, Burlington, lot stone and
Rockingham ware Q
Esty Il Green, Bratteboro meodeons and with
piano attachment Il
D. I. Hard, Burlington, specimen horse shoe,
Partridge X Powers, Burlington, Piano Forte,
Organ Harmonic, o
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For the best sewing machine, wheeler & Wilson ms
ch:uc.l to q. W. x q. q Benedict, di
For ~ best sewing machine, (rhe Peoples ma.
chinc,) to j. Battey kecscviIle, y. Y, di
For 3d best sewing machine, (Raymond's ma
chine.l 10 CharIes Raymond, Brnttleboro. di
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pend nj deux ans danS !e an LuIi de hce ct jus
qua ce que leurs SUCCESSORS soient nominees G,
qualities. savoir:
2me Ward-Au magazin de Mad Cassie
Commissaires.-AugustG Cassie Ed. White ct Va,
ere Landry.
4me Ward.-A Ia maison de Joachim Aillet
Com.-J Labauve, Joachim Alllet, ct Allied He
bert.
6.ne Ward.-A Ia Maison de Cour.
Com:-Valentine Iubroca, J Hyams, ct Rose
mond Hebert
sme Ward.-Au maga,in de Alexis Iongucpee
CONN Leblanc Stephen Pipes, ct Zenon Al
lain.
Tome Ward.-A la Maison d'Ecole de District-
Com Nurdin II H Germany, ct Day
Par order du President
Apri1 osth 1860
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Strays.

Also, At the same time by Ian Hicky about nine
river, one Bay Mare, about ten years old branded
900" on the left thigh. and marked on the ears
Also, Black Pony, about n years old brmn-
ded with 9. NJ" 25'' on the right shoulder
Also, Back Rom Mare, about ten years old
branded No. so'' on the slght thigh split mark on
the ears.
Also. Roam Bay Mare, about ten years old
branded OIL the lett thigh W. and on the right
thigh mo. IS rand one Of the ears cut off
The MARKS and brands on these animal. apnear
like Spanish brands and marks
If said animals. as above described are not claim
ed within the time required BY law go days) thev
will be sold by the underst ned Justice of the Peace
on Friday the 25tb day of May, 1860 at 10 o'clock,
IN, at the plantation of Dan'l Hicky, in this par
ish FRANK WHITE i p ond We
april 2sth 1850
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ETAT della LOUISIANA,
PAR0lSsE DE QUEST BaToy ROUGE.
couR Do s1x1EM6 DISTRICT yuplclA1RE.

CouR DU sIxIEM6DIsrRlCr JUDICIAlRE.
Caroline n. Evans, femme VS.. Henry Evans Mari
No. 1855
TIN jncement par defaut ayant etc venau dams
~ l'afaire ci'essus ct l. telais lesaux etant ex
pres. IA susdt aa ire fu legalement appellee ct lie,
allegations du aintf ant etc prouves il est de.
bree ct ordonne que la dit Henry Evans. sa femme
la somme de tr"- cent soxante piasters, montant
de ses biens paraphernaux portes en- marriage ct il
est outre decrste quelle ait seul administration
de ses dts bens ra~aphernanx ct que Ia commu-
nsnte de biens ct dacques qui exstait entire ellie ct
son dit mari soft dssu ct que e dit Evans ait payer
les pals de ce process.
(Signe.] DAN'L. D. AVERY
Juge de Ia Ccur du Sixiene District.
Av1il 2lst, 1860.
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Elseton Notice.
Election will be held on Monday the 14th day
Of May next, A. D.. 1860. Ut being the I'd Mn
day ., said monthly in the Wards hereinafter men
tolce jury to represent said wards for two years in
said Police Jury. and until their successors ap
pointed and qualified. TO wit:
I'd Ward-,t the store Of Nine. Cassie.
Commissirners-August Gassls. Ed. White and
VALERIE landry.
4th Ward.-At the house of Joachim Aillet.
Conn., labauve, Joachim Aillet and Alfred
Hebert
9th Ward-At the Court House.
Com.-valentine Dubroca. H Hyams and Rose
mond Hpbert
Sth Ward.-At the store OF Alexis Longuepee.
lom.-M Leblanc, Stephen Pipes and Zenon AL
lain.
10th Ward--At the School House Of District --
Conn Nurdin. H Germany and P Day.
BY order Of the President.
J.v Durable Jr.: Clerk.
april 2Sth 1860
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STATE OF I.nTlSIAA:
Parish of West Baton Rouge
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH rIsTk-G" Co';RT
In the matter of the succession Of Rosale Paleau de-
ceased wife of Auguste Hebert Sr., No. 537
N1HEREAS Relesare Hebert. as administrator
W has filed final ,ableau and account of his ad
ministraticn the above Succession for homologa
ton
Notice is hereby gwen that all legal opposition to
the Hom"oestion of he same must he filed in the
Clerks Office of this Parish within thirty days from
the first publication thereof
W. B. CHAMBERLIN, Clerk
Clerks Office April 20, 1860.
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STRAY.

TAKEN up by the undersigned Of this parish, 4
Hoan Bay Hor-e, aged about three years old brand
ed j. D. D on the right thigh about twelve hands
high If said Horse is not reclaimed within the time
prescribed by law $50 days,) will sell the same to
the highest bidder. on the 10Th day of May, 1862 at
my Office at 10 O'Clock A. H.
May 5th. 1850.
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coopernge' Cooper.ge:!
THE UNDERSIGNED, having located at the Ferry
Il Landing o, this parish, is now fully prepared to
urnish planters and others with HOGsHEADs, BAR,
RELS and HALF BARRELS. which he fully guarran.
tees in every particular.
~ ALL orders received and promptly attended to
A share Of patronage is respectfully solicited "a
PHILLIP BAUER.
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Public Notice,

Public Notice.
TINE PUBLIC are hereby notified not to trade for
L four certain mortgage notes drawn by L. p. Day.
in favor Of Brady Stafford. all dated June o. 1859
One Of nine hundred and thirty-two 55lo0 dollars.
payable June 1st 1860 One of six hundred and thir-
ty two 9sloo dollars pay able let June 1860. One
for the snm OF eight hundred and thirty % 100
dollars, payable LIST June 1861. One of nineteen hun.
drei and thirty 24-10O dollars, PAYABLE June
LIST 1862 all sad notes payable in New Oreans.-The
consideration for which said given having
failed, I'm determined not TO pay them unless com
PEELED by law. LEM P. DAY
Hermitage, West Batou Rouge, april %, 1860
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I,sep,'oped
@as 9inht Apparatns

Of which have the testim ,nials Of Gov R. c. Wick
LIFE and of Messrs. BxRIx HlLbREss, Sergea Mt at
Armr Of the Senate and J. H. PERA1rA, Sergeant a
Arms Of the House, who say
Your Improved Gas Light Apparatus a. ap
Piled to the State House, is admirable in all its ar
rangements. and all that could be desired y
have also the testimonials Of pr. JEHu PERKINS
of Fast Baton Rouge and ". ". PrEH. of Assump
ton. who have my apparatus attached to their su
gar housas, which would like sugar planters to ex
anime.
uov26'59 DR TIGHE
Address all letters to D. R. Tighe, Baton Rsug-
Ls., and they will meet with promt attention.
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E1Al DE LA LOUISIANA,

CoUR DU ONE DISTRICT JEDICIA;RE.
PAROlSSE D'E>T BATON ROUGE.
Dams Ia Succession de Eliza Russell deceaee epouse
|, de W W Kincheloe. No. $780,
LNN Vertu dun commission . moi addresse dams
-XI la Succession ci-deSsus me3tonne par la C"ur
nu >ixieme District Judicaire tenant session ct
pour Ia par"isse Est Baton ,souge Etat de la Lou
isiane dater du p Mars ,t6O il otfert en- vente
publique an plus off.ant ct derner encherrisseur
Ia Maison de Cour, cette paruisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge,
Jeudi, lie II Mai, 1860,
II heures A. NJ, les proprietes ci-apres decrites
savoir, biens de communante.
Ter. peuprrs cnquante deux de terre,
siiue en- cette paroissea Ferry Landing, borne
haut en- arriere par terres de John A. Doneheriy.
deuve Mississippi. La dite terre etant dvis.e ter
taine (pour plus amples description une plan fgura-
tif DE- la DIT division Sc trouve Bureau du Recor-
der de cet!e parosse) les batisses ct ameora-
tons qu sly trouvpnt.
3me Tn autre morceau de terre. auss stne
cctte par"isse, etant designe CONNIE Ia section 26,
dams le Township T. du Range II Eft, coatenant six
rente neuf 26-lOO acres avec les batsses, &c, qui
s'v trouvent
Condition. de la Vente.-La terre seront vendus
tiers (1) compliant, ct la balance un deux ct
.iois ans du jour de Ia ven'e, Pacquereur fuInira
SIS billets b"nne securte ct hypotheque retenu
rsqu'an paiment plein ct final des billets.
I Bt.tG.RON, D. S.
Quest Baton Rouge. \vril . 1860.
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tn ! .Nesc Drug Store.

ANS sVelC DflIS Store.
R. D U r BIN D DAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES & CHEMICALS S
LAUREL STREET, BATON ROUGE.
LVINE TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS FINE
Il Hair and Tooth Brushes Surgical and Dental
instruments. Medicine Chests Trussss and Suppor-
tiers ct all kinds, Fresh Garden Seeds.
PURE SPICES,
And all the genuine Patent Medicines Of the day,
SUPERIOR LNDELLBLE INK.
PURE WINES IND BR.ANDIES
For Medical Purposes.
EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING.
My Medicines have all been selected with care and
are all warranted pure and genuine.
FINE POCKET CUTELERY,
Razors and Scissors
PERFUMFRY.
PHYSICIAN PRESCRIPTIONS.
Carefully prepared at all hours
I hope by strict attention to business and by
keeping he very best articles to receive reasona-
able snare OF patronage R. D. DAY.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST B.lTON ROUGE

SIXTH DISTRICT CURT.
Caroline n. Evans, wife, vs. Henry Evans husband.
No. 1858.
VIVHIS suit having been defa uted apd the legal
lays having lapsed, the wa> regularly
called up and the al, gat ons Of the Plaintiff being
fully proved it is therefore by OF the law ami
the evidence hereby or lereh. adjungfd and decreed
that Henry Evans BE- condemned to pay Caroline NJ
Evans wife, the sum Of Three Hundred and Sixty Lol
lars, the amount of her separate and paralhernal
Estate.
That she resume the separate and sole control and
administration Of her parapLernal roperty That
the community Of acqnits aud gains be dissolved and
that the said Heory Evans paw all the costs Of this
suit.
TSigned1 DANIEL D. AVERY
Judge Sixth Judicial District Court.
49,, At.ue copy Gn English in French) of
3L.s.} the orig nal Judgment rendered IN the
l@S shove entitled suit.
". B. CHAMBERllN, Cisrk.