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Passengers from " ashi1 ston and GEORGETOWN
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Trains will run &c follows:
Leave WASHINGTON at $50 and '.6 .. m.
On Sunday at 5 20 p. NJ, only.
Leave BALTIMORE at 40 and SIN.
beaye BALTIMORE at s. Is and i.sH ?. m.
Or Sunday at 40 a. H., only.
Passengers for the EAST will take trains OF 81
and 7.45 a. m, and $40 p. m,
For the W EST at $50 a. H., and $40 p. m,
For ANNAPOLIS at 7.45 d. m, and $40 p M
For NORFOLK at 7.45 q. m.
oc Is T. ri PARSONS A..nt
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MEDICINES.
DR. JOHNSTON,
IT, BALTiMoRK

Hes Discovered fks MOST Csrfata, Speedy ond c.iv
E6eetsai Remedy ~ tks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICAcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELf.
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ct Ia cypriere designee dams llnventaire CONNIE lie
lot No 3: devront vendues ensemble tOutes
les batisses ct amel,orations quisy trouvent.
lie moroccan designce dams flnventaire CONNIE lie
lot No. =! sera vendu separament ct sujet une by
ma Louis Lrontihe, Annstasir ct Abraham leieune,
issu Gu marriage d Eeonore A'et avec eu Ellie 1.e
ieune pour Ia de sept cent quatorze Piastres,
avec hut pour cent dinteret par an du lie II Mars
de chacque aimee lie dit monant de sept cent qua
piastreS, devra etre dams Ia proportion de
cent guarante- dcuX S0-1oO piaStres, monant du a
chacun es susits nineurs eurs joite respecivs.
Les trols sisdits morceauX de erre apreS avoIr de-
iu sur lie prix audication Pun de dites NOR
ceaux de ttrre le montant venant chacune des her
itiers sus- iopneS, Seront venlus CONNIE suit
Tn quart PAYABLE le Ter Mars 1861; quart lie Ter
Mars 1862; quart lie Ter Mars 1868, ct lie dernicr
quart Il Ter Mars 1864
Les effets m0biliers seront 'enaus compliant pour
toue de v,ngt pastres ct au dessous; ct pour
tnutes sommes de La ct dessus, de vngt pas
niron leurS bilicts endosses
les ac1uereurs de Ia terre ct des esclaves faurni
ront eurs blcts. payables par coupons, correspon
dant Ia part de IL ct heritere dams le b de
communaute ct Ia part des heriters majeurs ct mi
neurs Lesquels billets seront fats payable Poff
du Pecorder de cette paroisse. portant nterets
raisnn de hut pour cent. par depus echesnce JUS
qu'au palment rein ct final ct ndosses Ia satissac
ton de rAdministratrice, avec hypotheque retenue
terre ct les esclaves jusqu'au paiment final.
T. BERGKKON,
Quest Baton Rouge, Jan. Z, 1850. 5FE l1saE D.sS.7
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- 7 AVIS d'ELEcrIoN. ra7 81
ETAT DE LA. LOU SIANE,
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

LIN vertu dune proclamation de son Excellncece,
IL K. c. Wicklife, Gouverneur de la Louisiana,
date du II jour de Janvier 1860, election sera
tenue Lundi le Come jour de Feyrer proclaim, 1860,
pour elire un Juge Associer de Ia COur Supreme du
End District de PEtat susdte pour rcmpr IL vscance
occaSioune par la resignation de Honorable James
L. Cole Juge Assocer du dit district pour lequel
cette paroisse ft parte L. sssdite election
tenue sommc suit:
Au Iacourci-a la maison de Uxelien Raffray-
Commiesiona,res-Janvier Hebert, Vieneuve Tuillier
ct Marcelin Doiron. .= ..z 4l=5fss. zsss. r4g-s.
Au Bruly Landing cafe de Tras. Bourg Co..
Commissionaires-Felix Hebert. Frank williams ct
Frame a. Woods. ..,..fz.lr-
A la matson de Cour de cette paroisse- ''''' 81
Commis> s>ioDalres-Alexander Barrow, F. R. Allain ct
n. J. Hyams. =..l,i s3 a.. .stIzi- ,ffs 81,
A Lobders Store--au msgazn de j. f. Tacneau-
Observation-Disclosures 8. Lobdell, B. W. Clarke ct
J. +. Tacnegu. HfF q" '2i 'rc4fJp
Au Bayou Poydras-a IEcole du 2me District 4
Commissronaires-9. S. Flynn, Edouard Nurdn ct
Josel h Beauchamp. I.i- ---.---N
Le scrutin chanu'un des susdits precincts sera
tenn ouyert de heures A. H., jusqu'a heures r H.,
Pelection deyra etre tenue ct les reonrs devront
etre fats ans que e requerent Ia constitution ct les
lois y ayant rapport. "A AEl .a WM WHITE,
Ou,st Baton Rouge, Jan. q, 1860 sherie.
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Terms of Sale.

The slaves to be sold tenth cash on the day OF
sale, and the balance payable in four equal install
ments the first day o. March Of each Of the years
1861, 1862. 1868 and 1864.
The tract Number l. as per Inventory or the
plantation and the swamp lands described in the
Inventory Number g. to be sold together with all
the improvements and appurtenances thereon and
thereuntO belonging.
The tract described as Number 2 in the inventory
to be sold separately and subject to a tacit mort
gage existing in favor of the minors Marie Emma
Ious, Ieontine, Anasta ie and Abraham Lejeune,
issue of the marriage Of Eleonore Aillit and Ele
Lejeune, dec d, for the sum of hurdred and
fourteen dollars. with per cent interest per arnum
due the 21st of March of each year. Said amount
of seven hundred and fourteen dollars to be paid in
the proportion Of one hundred and forty-tw0 81 100
dollars due each of the above named MINORS Mt their
respective maturities.
deducting the amount coming to each Of the shove
named minors in the purcLase price Of one of said
tracts, to be sold the terms and conditions as
follows, to wit: One fourth payabie the first OF
March 1851. one fourth ON the first of March 1862.
No fourth on the nrst OF March 1858 and the last
1854. 80
The movable effects to be sold Cash for al, sums OF
Twenty Dollars and der-and for all sums over
and above said amount, payable on the 1st of March,
1851. The purchasers to furnish their notes salts
factorlly endorsed.
The purchasers to furnish their notes for the Land
and Slaves, payable in Coupons corr espondine with
the shares of the surviving vendor and partners in
community and the shares vf each of the major
heirs and minors heirs-all of which notes TO he
payable at the Office o the Recorder Of this Parish
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
tnnum Fl on. and after maturity till paid to h en-
dorsed to the satisfaction of the Admnistratix and
mortgage retained the Land and Slaves until full
and fnal payment thereof.
T. BERGERoN, D. s.
West Baton Rouge, JAN I, 1860.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge.
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OFLOUISIANA

PARISH OF WEST BATON. ROUGE
DY virtue of a proclamation Of His ExcelIency
ID Robert c. Wicklide Governor Of the State Of
Louisiana Of date the 18th Of January, 1863, order
ing election to be held Monday, the 10th day of
February next 1s60-for the purpose Of choosing an
Associate Justice of the Second Supreme Court Dis
trict Of sad State to fill the vacancy occasIoned by
the resignation Of the Hon. james Il Cole Associate
Justice for said District, ofwhich this Parish forms
part ~ . y st 10 A.
For Cut on pteeinct st H. lhosss sf uselisn
Rafrli-
Commissioners Javief Hebert, villeneuys fuller
and Marcelin DoirOn. - y ..'e.s ftr,-zsEt
For the Court House precinct, at the Court
House t% sH -" 50 20 ''Er FsfSg
Observation-Disclosures Barrow, +. r. Allain
and II. J. Hyams.
For Bruly Landing precinct at the Coffee House Of
Tras. Bourg 4 Co.. 5.rs.sTg
Commissioners-Felix hebert, Frank Williams and
Frame A. Woods
For Lobde1lgstore precinct, At the store Of J. F.
Tacueau---af1sA a. p
onniss'onera-S louis $. Lobdsll, B. W. Eark and
For the poydras - u At the School House Of
he End School Dstrics7& -stFlr u go- "
Commissioners-HuaA4 Flypq lQuard Nural
and Joseph Beauchamp. @zsS@SSSSsSSSs
The polls at each preciaet ~ ~ Ae 4xe1sl II
O'Clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock r II Said e1oct5oa to
be conducted and returns to be made BY sad Com
misoners, in all respects according to the pro-
visions Of the Constitution and laws in such cascs
made and provided ~
.s-l5.-.-..4- ay, WIN. WHITE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge. JAN 10th, 1860
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Jimmy, age de cinq ans, ct

5mmy, 5osnas ass asl de de saa ss"t ans, ans ct go
Harriette, (maladiye) negresse de trente-huit
Ben Creole nagre de vingt-sept ans,
Dolly, negresse agee de vingt sept ans ct son en-
fant, Cornelius, age dun an.
Leonard Jones, negre age de vingt -neuf ans
Kzziah. negresse agee de vingt cinq ans, ct son
eDtant. Louisa, agee dun an.
Joe, (forgeron) nsgre age de trente ans,
Madison. nigre age de cinquante ans,
Black Sam, nagre age de quarante-,ieux ans,
Jim Cadet, negre age de cinquante-quatre ans,
John Richards, negre age lie trente-siN ans,
Henry Holland nesrp age lie trcnte-quatre ans,
Dan Mitchell, ntgre age de soiAantesun ans,
Old Ben. (ayant un herniel age lie cinquante ans,
Gear, negre age de trente quatre ans,
Edmund, negrc age de yingt -huit ans,
Chas um, negre age de quarante ans,
Little Ben, ncgre age de vingt deux ans, (estrope)
JEFF BID, gre age de quinze ans,
Wilson, negre age de seize ans
Jas. Henry. negre age de quatorze ans
A0 Cne certaine quantitc de moblliers, savoir
Trente -huit mulets; douze bfes cornes; deux che
yaux; quatre mulets aveugles; dix-neuf cochons;
un lot de maIs lot lie foin ct de pale; les outils
arratores; de meme que touts les eets appartenant
ct attaches Ia dite habtatlon don't une plus ample
description Sci donne lie jour de la vente.
Toutes les proprictes ci-dessus decrites, seront
vendues Ell bloc GU IN g0bO. .--T
M Les esclaves ci-apres decrits ct appartenaut
exclusvement dites SUGGESTIONS de Thomas Mile
ct sa femme, Pauline Dupuy. tous deux decides, ct
ne talsaht pas paftle de ID socNte exIstaht entfe
Thomas Mile ct Emile B. Trinidad, seront vendus
separement ct independan ment de fhabtation. Ces
escaves sont:
johnson, (nsayant qu un oeiD negre age de % ans,
Adeline, (tres atdiye) negresse agee de "a ans,
Harsiette Bell, negresse agce de 70, ans, ct son
en- ant sgee de trois n.ois, tT
Lucy, negresse agee de 45 ans. fs4,,aas,fss .
Terms ct Conditions de Ia Vente.
lie prix de chaque adjudication, payable un quart
dd prix COMPLIANT, le jour de Ia vente Ia balance
trois PAYMENTS egaux, un tiers dams an, un
tiers dams deux ans, tiers dams trois du jour
de la vente. * easeTsF0 sfa-T +
Les acquereurs fournront lsurs bilets en- coupons,
endosses la satisfaction des parties interressees,
portant in1eret hut pour cent par du jour de In
vente seront fats payable bureau du Recorder de
la parolsse d'Ibervlle ct hypotneque speciae sera
retenue sur les proprietees veudues. II $50 as
nd- La yente aura lieu sur Ia dite habitatiOn,
q W. ats @9} = MICHEL HEBERi, h'
Quest Baton Rouge Jan IA 1860. administrators.
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fSTATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF west Baton Rouge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession Of Terence Dumouye, deceased
No. SAT.
10y VIRTUE. of a ommission to me directed in the
Id above entitled succession of date the 30th day
OF December 1853, from the Sixth Judicial District
Court and for said parish and State, will be offered
for sale public auction to the last and highest bid
der on the premises in this parish, on
Saturday, 18th OF February, 1850,
at II O'Clock A. NJ the hereinafter described prop
erty belonging to said Succession. to wit
4 rtain tract of land situated in this parish
measuring oae arpent front to the river Mississippi
more or less, with the depth thereunto belonging,
the side lines closing in the b unded above by
lands of Ovide Dumouye and Namaurin Manade, and
below by thos. o. A. A. Williams, togethe. with the
I'm provcnlentS thereon.
Terms of SaIe:-One tn I'd CASH on the day of sale
aud the balance payable in two equal in~taments
and thu 1st day of January Of each of the years
1861 and lS62-the pu charser to furnish his notes
endorsed to the satisfaction of the Tutrx payable at
the Office Of the Recorder of this parish bearing
tn. face thereof interest the rate Of eight per cent
per annu II from and after their respective matur-
ties till final pigment. and mortgage with vendors
privilege retained on said land ua,Il the full and
nal payment.
West Baton Rouge, January 7, 1850. Sheriff
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EsclaVes.

l. Sam negre homme, age de cinquante neuf ans,
9. Svrus. negre homme, age de cnquante un ans,
3. William. negre hOmme re qnarantequatre ans,
4. Harry. negro homme, age de quarante neuf ans,
5. norville. negre homme, age de trente-un ans,
6. Henry, negre hOmme. age de trente-six ans,
T. George, do charpentier. de trente- un ans,
s. Paulln, negre homme, age de vingt-sept ans.
g. John, do forgeron, age de vingtt-sept ans,
TO- Jean, blesse DUN main. age de vingt-sept ans,
H. Edward, negre homme, age de vingt-denx ans,
II. Devall negre hnmme, age de dix-neuf ans,
13. Ben negre homme age de vngt ans.
H. Rosette, femme, agee de quarante quatre ans,
Is Ellen, femme, agee de vingt-neuf ans, ct ses
quatre entans, savoir:- -' ''''ii 81
!. Philomene, age neuf ans, = ..- s, .-.
2 Dave age &c sept ans,
3. FRANCOIS, agee de cinq ans ct a5,z nt ~
f. un enfant. ... .t
16 Mathilde, negrette, agee de onze ans,
II. Martha, negresse, age de vingt huit ans ct
ses trois enfans, savoir:- ...
l. joe age de neuf ans,
2. Philippe, age de quatre ans, - - IN p
8. 1sham, age de deux ans.
1S. Zelia negresse, (maladive) agee de vingt tcinq
ct ses trois epfans, savoir:- e t.-,.t 1szr
l. Bill age de neuf ans,
2. Becky. agee de trois ans, ct
3. Daniel, age de cling ans. } ,.=y .-E
49, Rosalie, negresse, agee de vingt- -trois ans ct
ses deux enfans, sayoir-
l. Jingo, (afhige) age dc trois ans, 4'' F'
2. ct un enfant.
2O Patsy, negresse, agee de vingt-huit ans ct ses
tr0is enfans savoir:- . t
l. Jimmy, age de sept ans,
2. Victor, age de quatre ans,
8. ct un petit en4aut.
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.- l1aal21'OUed
Aas Eight Apparatns

of which have the testimonials Of Gov. R. C. WICK
LIFE and of Messrs. ByRrIN nILDREss Sergeant at
Arms Of the Senate, and J. H. FERALrA Sergeant at
Arms Of the House, who say
Your Improved Gas Light Apparatus as ap-
Piled to the State House, is admirable in all its
rangements, and all that could be desired.''
have also the testimonials Of l}r. JEnr PERKINS,
of Fast Baton Rouge. and ". ". IuGH, of Assump-
ton, who have my apparatus attached to their SUI
gar housas, which would like sugar planters to
anime.
nov26'59 d r. TIGHE.
H1Address allietters TO n. r. Tighe. Baton Rouge,
La, and they will meet with promt attention.
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CooperaRe! Cooperaxe::

TIME UNDERSIGNED, having located at the Ferry
J. Landing OF this parish, is now fully prepared to
urnsh planters and others with HOGSHEADS, BAR
RELS and HALF BARRELS. which he fully guarran.
tees in every particular. i@ rs s} al ts@ 59 I'd
HT ALL orders received and promptly attended to
share of patronage il respectfully solicited -
- PHILLIP BAUER.
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Terms ct conditions de vente.

Les esclayes seront vend is un lone co.-ptant, ct
la BALM payable en- quatre termes egaux, sur le
premier de Mars de chacun des annees 1861, 1862
1sS3 ct 1854. ,,lNf lu. +.+ Ae.s lnu0J I.q t6
lie moroccan No. l (par inveataire) ON phabitation
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Stewards Cooking Stoves:
CtTEwARD'S rs large oven tight summer and win
- ter cooking stoves, improved in 1859 1he most
complete stove of the age-cOnsumes less fuel and
at the same time has all the conyencnces imagina-
BILE belonging to the culinary department. We have
them of assorted sizes, and will sell them at New
Orleans prices-expenses of transportation added.
Call and examine. '.. .t.. -t "
LARGUIER & LANOUE,
.7 Agent for the above.
sent 3y Corner Laf and F lorida street
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New Liyery Stable.

CASTl.E& kEAN, having purchased the well known
~ Stables on Third street, formerly owned by Rob
ert Beal, beg leave to inform the pubic generally,
that AS practicable, they intend to fit up
their establishment in manner not to be surpassed
BY any other Livery stable in the South. They will
have new supply of carriages, Buggies. and other
vehicles. well as Carriage, Buggy, and Saddle Hor
i's-in fact every accommodation Tor travellers plea
parties, and Others be had at be and
satisfactory rates HENRY A. CASTLE,
H. MILTON KEAN.
Having sold to Messrs. Castle L Kean the Livery
BILE on Third street, known Beals Livery
Sta ble." take this method Of recommending my
successors to my patrons and the travelling commu-
atty, believing that they will give full satisfaction tc
all their customers. 81 sft
ROBERT BEAL
BATON Rouge, La, april %, 1859.
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Mobilier.;

Fanny, mule, Rosa, mule,
Nancy, mule, Julia, mule,
Dave, cheval, Tom, cheval I
Stephen, cheval, Charley, cheval, @. elsa
LASH cheval, George. cheval,
Jim Crow, cheval, Bright ct Buck, boeufs de
tire Une pair ditto, jolly and Spot. Trois vaches
ct veaux I'm lot de moutons. Tn lot de cochons
Tn lot de charrettes. I'm lot de charrues. I'm lot
de haches I'm lot de pelles ct pioches- Tn lot de
bois de- chauaage I'm lot de mais en- paille. I'm lot
de foin. Fourniture de maison ct de cuisine. H
vingt Actions dams le chemin de fer de Baton Rouge
CroaaS Tafa Railroad CamnanY -.-.--..
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lz 8. p. GREVES.
ATTORNEY + COUNSELLOR 1T L.AW
Ohic. on Laurel Street. Baton Rouge. Ia
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE. .sH5
4 PLANTATION situated In the Parish # West
IA Baton Rouge, on the Mississippi, River, con
tanning one thousand and sixty superficial arpents
six hundred cleared, ofwhieh ono hundren and sew
enty ave arpents are in plant canes and one hun
dred and forty arpents Of first years rattcons the
Also Eighty seven Negroes ana Thirty eight Mules,
'ogether With Six Horses, Four Yoke Of Oxen, Plan
tation Utensils of all kinds. Said plantation is about
four miles below the town OF Baton Rouge CONSIST.
ing of Dwelling House. Brick Sugar House, Slate roof
and q new steam Saw Mill. And san ..-.
The whole of the above property to be sold In
Block For further information apply to
W r. Rouge Feb q ,6O V. BLANCHARD,
5 Bruly Landing p. o. .....tf ,,-,..2 Agent.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. y
paro,.se a,uuest Baton Rouge.

ParOisse d'Ouest Ration Rouge e.
coUR DU s,xIEME DISTRICT JUDlClAIRE.
Dams raaire de Ia Succession de Terence Duiaouye,
sg5tts decedee. No. 81. ss E3/
T1NvERTU Dune conisrission moi addresse dams
II Paiarre c-dessus, = date du 80 Decembre 1859,
de Ia Cour du Sixieme Rfstrict Judiciare, dams ct
pour la dte paroisse susdit, il sera oiIeret en-
vsnte rublque au plsS pfrant ct dernier encherris
seur Ia sur les lienx zen cette paro sse
Samed, NIL Fevrier, 1850,
II heures 4 n.les proprietes ci-apres decries ap-
partenant Ii dte succession, sayoir:-
I'm certain de terre stne Ell cette paroisse
mesurant un arpent ae face feuve Mississippi,
plus on moins, Ia profondeur lui apparsthant,
les lsnes ferant dams IA profondeur. borne en- haut
par terre TOvide Dumoupe, ct Nemaurin Manade, ct
On bas par ceIlec de A. A. Williams, avec les ameli-
oratons qu sy-tronvent
a3r Conditions de la vente:-un tiers COMPLIANT
lie jour de la yente ct la balance payable en- doux
termes egaux, le Ter jonr des annees 1860 ct 1861
racquereur fnurnra ses b.llets endosses Ia salts
faction de n Tutrice, payAblea Police Gu Recorder
de cette paroisse portant intereta rais0n de HUT
pour cent. par IN apres apres echeancs jusq U an
paient Ct hypotheqne ct priv ilege de vender retenu
sur h dite terre jusqu'au palment pleln ct dual
Ouest Ration Rouge JAN T. 1860. sheriff.