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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLH*


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noSn'
u,xxxao,. Miner Porter, ESQ.,, of South
p.nd M,nksto County, -laat rear Chairman Of
~. c,n,tv Cen.r.I Democratic Committee, has
d.,,,r.d FIR Lincoln and Hanlin. Many other
n.,,n.,at. In the ,szns 1ee;on have taken The
same step. :
THx uuru7n Sxr1I.n,-Thsze h&s beeu cau-
x;de,,b,e contention betx9aa The two faessona
Of tho Democratic psrty In Wisconsin, - TO
which particular branch Judge csta belongs
rhr ou e,tion has hnally heen sett!ed-we tfus
n !. m.ap.r satisfactory to both-by H. a.
nouncenent IN tne ao.nAsa 1t90S sN>'
Gate will: vo&e for Lincoln and aamsn-
..r-.snordent urit.x n fol1ora
iso11sA y
70 the boston ~oaf"ot'
"Tbere il not county town in this State that
h,s not lis sWids Awake Or a similar Repub'
ilicau organization; every little rura! village u
o. onSs W;nshe.ter. about 200. and Richnond 500
Widn Avakes. BY the eslh, there will nos be
less than 10000 10 Indiana, Tho enthusiasm !9a
and ae1l't.y amo1E 1s Whil" hpunuat $500 Ind;ans
" md for 40 oV for Lincoln ind Liberty. / be-
[ieve know OF III intelligent Republican who
oooD'S 1'epo''e1's H
/ ANOTHER GRAND f1zz1s.-1ae f'oee AatAno
Rg's!<r saJa that ths "91ana AanJ OF tae
Douglas Democracy 81 maj p'ace on 4ou9soa1
last, to hear would.oe-GoV. Allen, at no time
numbered over ten TO twalya hundred people,
,,s, von,en aud children.
| 'Tnx NEW Hoax Axl1Axcx.-ln regard to tho
! lreceat alliance between the Uou9lssites snd
|! !n.u.....t,. y.-y.-. .ha p.,.;-,..a It,:
osns ~ 80. .a9 'o = ="
OF (behe7erett) holds tho following language:
~Tho story of the intrigue. by which the
Re11 leaders nf New JerssY so1d fhemselYe. to
! thn D,ect1nridoe par,y. ia already lnown. bnt
shameless ~ tfat transfeT i. Il ia mt A tterIy
| ohandnned A. the Nav Ynrk trads r. Therais
a s.mhl.nca of a Nsli e,sctnr., ficIst in Eew
JerseT. but there Is moi lbs shainT Of one in
Nav Yort. Tha yerT aristenrs of = Reli nsrtv
~ rnta n tha Stats II he th1ovn for Xii nro.
1ided i il r1erted. UeneaforTsrd ~ ,5aii trnat
the Eaw Ynrf Re}l n.rtv ~ srtinrt1
0S TUE LAKks.-An expression Of opinion by
the legal voters among tho passengers on board
sue e'eaDes Aton es'5' W LEX "s' '1.p AA'A1
ro-1;,eo1n o., no,ai.. a, p,acl;r-;d7. q.
n.u
LEE ax" COALITION II AAssASnsat3's- ,
regard 10 "psa'ea 'os'on u ~ 'ue &n'f"''
pootcan elements N aa'Sacnase1''' 'oe oosson
) "on."ae aa' toe 'ol1o"los'
~, ~ ~ NY Me. aaHess.Goa Mls m inas ~ a.senps
WI In &c naoo u 1ne Ooo9lAs geMoc1aac ~
: At Springfield and Worcester respectively on
NE I'm o. sepsemeer; 70 uni!e no1o PalIes es
-. .F c.~sa N :.ts - ~ r. III e r.s"...s w.
upon otate nominaHons Inc DeH-E'eFetts
Marahajj p XV;Ider vh;Ia tha n,morrrfs rra N
take allthe rest. The Breckenridge Convention
will nee. IN Boston on she sa1ne dsg, hut no
ptoPos't1on 10. eomonou9n "n9ca soaH ~ y.
i'm rrinc;n.i cnnt-art;no nart,aa ara N fo,rn j
copartnership frat, end atterwazd 70 consider
+ tee expeaieaey o. mH1ng terms WITH the parry
, 1860-08-30

pE1ror7.-The population Of ths city of De-
troit, \. repers"d BY h. United H Stats; Deputy
1850 ras ahout 90 900, showing N aacsesss Of
about 1e5 per cent
, 1860-08-30

CLryx1AxD.-This city ooutains population
Of Is $50, according 10 the returns just made
by the United .sta:es Deputy Aar1hM In Ley
ii WA II ,u3A-Sain a6, ,5le-oz oTs1 l5o pef esas'
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-t-,t t.ttn ant frame "nnis, in and IL,
the toloSiu described and mortgaged property, to
wit
lst a certain tract Of Land established as
sugar Plantation situated in this Parish West
Baton Rouge and measuring four arpents in front
the Ri MSsis ppi with the depth of forty arpents
! being bounded above by lands heretofore be
longing t" j. rome II, bert, and telow by lands form
erly belonging to Jean ioiron, with the buildings and
improvements thereon and appur enances thereunto
belonging
Ind And also tue following Slaves attached to
and employed in the cultivation of said Plantation,
VIZ.
Mary n negrcss. then aged SO wears;
Mike. n"9r" then aged 40 wears;
Sy, negresa then aged ~ wears;
Eliza a negress then aged "a years;
Anderson, negro then aged "a years,
Js'y. mulitto tlien aged 20 years;
Francois negro then aged IS years;
Little Mary then aged II years;
Alfred, !, negr" then aged IA years:
Little Joe, ii negro then aged 29 years;
iellsw Mary, then aged wears;
Little John, negro then aged q years;
Lydia, negress then aged II years;
Jack, negro then aged Ii years;
Nathan, a negro then aged IA years;
flien, negrsss then aged 3S years;
Rachel, neg,ess then aged 81 years,
Johnny, negro then aged years.
All laves for L;fe-to pat and satisfy judgement
rendered in favor Of The Successi If Nm. H. Ill
tngham in the sum of eight thousand dollars (sS-
r'o,) on the following terms and conditions to wit
ash for a sufficient amount to pay the sum of two
thousand SIX hundred and sixty-slx twenty three
one hndredths dolla's. with eight rer cent interest
from the twenty first of January 1853, until paid.
and for balance. the purchaser to assume the pay
n,ent of the two last insaments due plaintiff the
judgement, each for the sum Of twenty six hundred
nd sixty six and sixtys'x twenty three one-hun.
dredths dollars. with eight per cent from January
2lst 1853 until paid. payable--vne the 18th OF
January 1861, and the other on the 18th Januar,
1862. Sbo Id there lie ballasce remaining over
from the sale an ahore said lnstalments, the pur
chaser to furnish his promssory notes of an eqnal
amount bearing eight per cent interest from day Of
sae and payable respectively the 18th OF January
Of the years 1850 and 1852 to the order OF defendants
with mortgage and confession Of judgement re timed.
THEO BERGEROS, Is
March 3lst 1860. Deputy Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST B.4TON ROUGE.

SIXTH DISTRICT CTURT.
'aroline NJ. Evans, wife, vs. Henry Evans, husband
No 1868.
TINIi> suit having been defaulted and the legal e-
lays having Elapsed, the same was rrgularl,
- led up an' the al.gat tons Of the Plaintiff being
fally proved it is therefore by reason OF the law an
he evience hereby or'ered, adiudged and decreed
I hat Henry Evans BE- condemned to pay Caroline NJ
vans wife. the of Three Hundred and sixty Dol
lars. The amount of her separate and paraphernai
! state.
That she resume the separate and sole control an
administration Of her parapLernal roperty. Tha'
he commnnity of acquits aud gains be dissolved and
ha. the said Henry Evans paw all the costs of this
suit. ..I ... .I.U..
[Signed DANIEL n. AVERY,
Judge Sixth Judicial District Court.
At.ue copy lin English in French) OF
the original Judgment rendered in the
H. s. above entitled suit.
W. B. CHAMBERLAIN, Clerk
West Baton Rouge, April 2:st. 1860.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,

In matter Of the Succession of John Toy, deceased
D.~r No 537-Probate.
DYyrtue Of an order Of sale to me directed in the
u above entitled succession of dat the 1Ifh day
Of April 1860 from the Hon. the Sixth District Court
in a d for the Parish If East Baton Rouge, in the
state aforesaid will offer at public sale, to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House of this par
ish OF West Baton Rouge on 'it,' f'.
Saturday, the Goth Of May, 1850.
at II O'Clock A. H. the hereinafter described pron-
orty belonging to the Succession Of John Toy, de
ceased to-wit .l.f
h Section No. Seventeen in Township No Seven
of Range Eleven East Of lands subject sale in the
United states Land flee IN New Orleans"
Upon the following teens, ,--'For Cash." 5-It
III T. BERGERON u. $.
West Baton Rouge, April 21st, 1850
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Wylie 4 Tgana vs. Frame A. Woods. No. 1853
DY Virtue Of a writ Of ia. to me- airecthd in the
ID above numbered and entitled suit from the sixtl
District Court. of the Parish of West Baton
Rouge of date the 23d day of March, 1860, will be
offered for sale at public auction, to the last and
highest bider on the premises, in this parish, on
Saturday, 5th day Of May next,
1890 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: 49, E.1-tt
LIST. certain tract Of land established as Sugar
Plantation. situated in this parish Of West Eaton
Rouge. and measuring four arpents in front the
Mississippi with depth Of forty arpents, being
bounded above by lands now. or heretofore belong,
ing to Jerome Hebert, and below by lands formerly
belonging to Jean Dor0n with the buildings ard i'm
provements thereunto belonging. tt
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. negro, then aged forty nine years.
My. negresse, then aged forty tour years,
Eliza. negrasse, then aged thlrty-four years,
Anderson, a negro, then aged twcnty four years,
Jo>ey mulatto. then aged twenty years,
Francois negro then aged eighteen years.
Littl Mary. negress. then aged seventeen years,
Alfred, negro then aged fourteen years, -4
Little John negro then aged twenty one years,
Little Joe. negro, then aged twenty nine years,
Yellow Mary. negresse then aged four years,
Lydia. neerssse, then aged seventeen years,
Jack, negro. then aged fourteen years.
Nathan. negro, the aged fourteen years,
Ellen, negrcsse, ten aged thirty five years,
Rachel a negresse. then aged thirty one years,
Johnny, negro, then aged eight years,
All slaves for life.
To bay an! satisfy the Balance due certain
twelve months Bond, subscribed to said frame A.
Woods and G. Woods in solio, in favor of William
II. Dillingham; for the sun of Nlne Thousand and
Fifty two 61-lo0 Dollars (S9o52 6) With eight per
cent interest thereon from the Il day o! February
1857 until paid, subject to credit Of Four Tkous
| ami Five Hundred Dollars, (54,5oo oo1 paid on .h+
l3i Of February. ls5S-and also credit Of Three
thou and Dollars (s3 Cu0) paid the 1th of April
1853. Also. i0-i0O Dollars Clerks costs, and
herif $ costs that may accrue.
Terms of sale. ash. -
T. BERGERoN, D. s.
West Baton Rouge, March 3lst, 1860.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH az VEST E1TJ.N ieOEGE,

sIArA p.sTEIcT COURT.
In matter succession of John H. Ceilings deceased.
No. 4si.
DY virtue of a commission, to me directed in the
I } above entitled and numbcrei succession from
the sixth District tourt i'll and tor the iarjsh and
state aforesaid n date the 3lst dav of March ~ u.
500, Il b" offered for sale at public uctiun II the
la i and highest b !drr, on the premises on Bayou
fovtlras III this Parish
Thursday 10th Of May, 1860,
at II O'Clock, \. NJ the following described proper
ty belonging to the Estate of Joan Ceilings, decea,-
ell. to wit :
1st. certain tract af Iand situated and Icing
in the Parish Of West Baton Rouge designated AS
the North East Quarter Of section twenty our.
Township six "f range ten Fast -con,ainiad
hundred and sixty and eighty one uudre,ls acres
knnwn as the g MI Tract ~
Ind, another tract Of Land also situated in This
Parish and designated as til" Southwest Quarter Of
section twent four, in township sx CT range
Ea>t-con tanning one hundred and sixty and eighty
one hundre iths aces
3rd. another tract of I'D also tuated in this
ari>h, being the south east quarter oi section
twenty three, in township SIX of range ten last
containing one hundred and sixty and forty five
hun.redt acrss.
4th, Another tract Of Land situated also n this
Parish, being the south east quarter of section
twenty four in township six of range ten east
contaihing one hundred and sixty and eighty
hundredth. acres
5th Another tract of Land also situated IN This
section twenty five, IN town hip six. Of range ten
east-containing hundred and sixty and eighty
five one hnndre this acres
Together with all buildings fixtures and mproy,
ments Of every kind, on, and attached to said fv'
tracts of Land
Slaves.
Anna; negro woman. aged at"ut sixty Yeas.
Mary Anna: ,egro girl, aged twelve years
Ellen; negro woman aged twenty years. and her
three children.
Dan; a,ed nine years,
tliza Ann; six years. .-..
Zerhnra four years.
Clarlce; aged twelve years.
i,et; negro man aged thirty years,
John; negro man. agJd thirty years,
Lofty; negro woman, aged twenty wears, and
her two children, 4
Louisa; seven years,
Lenny; aged ,wO wears.
Lewis; negro man, aged thirty FIVE years,
Bryant; negro man, aged forty five
Three mules, Forty head Of ca tie. lot of hogs
one lot Of poughs. two Wagons, one pair timber
wces. Four yose of oxen, to,l chest and tools. one
lot Blacksmith tools, twenty Thousand feet Of Lum-
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LiAI De. LA LOUISIANA.
CoUR pU GME D.SrRicT pICIA;RE

CoTR DU 6ME D.SrRtCr Ji DICIAiRE.
PAIR tlSSE D'E>l BATON ROT GE.
Dams la Succession de i1iss Kuss"ll, dpcece epouse
de W. Y. Kinchcloe. No $50.
I'm Eertu i un commission a moi nl''r"sse dams
~ In success ci-,ie>SuS mentionne par III Cur
Hu SlNleme District Judciaire tenant session dam ct
pour la paroisse d'Fst Baton ,tourc. tta de In IoH
sinnc, dater III ~ Mars I 30 il ,,ert yente
pubiiqIe. an plus "tant ct tcr,i"r encherri--rur
Ia MaiSCn de Cour, cette parusse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge,
.Jeudi, le II Mai, 1860,
II hcures. a. NJ, les proprietes CT apres dccrites
s.voir, biens de cu,ipnurante.
Ter. penpres c'IsIuaute dcux de tcrre.
siiur en- cette rarois,e au F.ryr Landing. borne
haut en- arrele par terres de luiIn D"uglcrts.
ha< par c"t> dn J. G. i'at,ice ct en- avant par Ia
Heuve M>srsip i. Ia dite etant dvisee ter
'anS (pour plus ami les de- crrti"n plan tgura-
tiff ir la q division Sc trnuve an Rursau du kecnr-
tions qu s'y ,rouyrnt.
}me Tn autre morceau de terre ausSi stne
cette taroisse, ctan. dcSigne la section 26
dams lie Township l. iu Range IL Eet. coJteitant six
trente neuf 2G 100 acres les batsscs &c, qui
sv troilvent
Condition, de Ia vente.-Ia terre scront ventlns
ln tiers (i5D constant ct la balance un deux ct
;in$ tu jour de la g, lacuuereur t,uinira
ts bilcts b,rne securite ct hypotieque retenu
us4uau paimeI,t l!e.u ct final des billets
r B .tGERON,, D. S.
Quest Baton Rorrc tyril 1880
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N otaoel II aE
tn State and FDarlsh Tax Pavera.

NOTICE is hereby given to resident and non-resi-
IN dent OF State and Parish Tax Payers, Of the Par
sh of West Baton Rouge, that sher state and Parish
Taxes. tor the year A. D., 1889. are nowdue, and
that they hereby requested to call at at the
Sherlirs Office and make payment Of the mne -
Notice is also given to Pedlers, keepers of Coffee
ing trades and pations which require state and
Parish License, that Licences now due for the
year $780, and their special attention is called to
4th OF act Of the Legislature Of the State
Of Louisana approved 18th day Of March. A. 1855.
WM WHITE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, March l7th. 1861.
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ETAT DELA LOUISIANA.
PsROIs e DE QUEST d TOy ROUGE.

Caroline N. Evans, femme. vs. Henry Evans. Mari
No. 1868.
TIN jugement par defaut ayant etc vendu dams
u raifare ci-!essus ct les delais legaux etsnt ex.
pres la susit affa ut legalement appellee ct le
allegations du plaintiff ayant etc prouves, Il est de-
brete ct orionne que la dit Henry Evans, femme.
la son,r1e De trois cent soixante pasters montant
de Sc. bens paraphernaux portes marriage; ct il
N outre ,ecrete qu ellie ait ssul radmDistraton
de ses dts biens pa-aphernarx, ct que la commu-
snte de bens ct d'acquets qu existai entire ellie ct
dit mari soft dissolu ct que le dit Eyans ait payer
les pals de ce process.
[Signe] DAN'L. D. AVERY, d
s. Juge de Ia Cour du Sixieme District.
AvIil 2lst, 1860.
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Ifaal17'OUeA
Aas gaight Apparatns

81 which have the testimonials o Gov. Il. c. WICK
LIFE, and of Messrs. BvKIIN nl1pRKss Sergeant at
.rms OF the Senate, and j. II. fERALrA, Sergeant-at
Arms Of the House, who say
Your Improved "es Light Apparatus' as ap-
hli"d to the State House admirable in all its
fangements and all that could H. desired .
have also the testimnna als of l,r. .;EH' PERKINS
OF East Baton Rouge and ". W. irGH, of laSsump-
t'"n VIII" have my apparstps attached TO their
gar housas, winch would like sugar planters to
anlin".
nov2G'59 u r. TlGHF
E3~ Address all letters to D. 7. T;.hc, Baton Rouge
L., and they will meet WITH promt attention
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de Iberville.

corr DU sIXEME DISTRICT lSDiCiAIRE.
Dams Iaffair de Ia succession de Samuel McFadden,
decedeo.s r--.
THN vertu June commission moi addresse par Ia
n conr du fxieme district Judciaire dams ct pour
"A paroisse Iberve ct Fiat ansdit, dams l+fa're de
Ia succession d.. samuel McFaaden, en- date dn "a
Fevrier 1861 '"irira4 yente lublIque au plus OF
fra at ct dernier eucl.rrisSeur sur les lieux n
Mardi, lie Sine j,nr de Mai 1860,
q II heurs A. NJ, les prophecies sulvante, savoir
Ur certain morcetn d. terre oppose Il Ia vile dc
Baton Rouge cette Parofse de Quest Baton Rouge
'aisant lace feuve Nissppi, borne en- haut par
terrain de villeaeuve Blanchard bas par terre de
Dr. J. G. Patrick ct en- arrisre par un chemin publ
que tontes les batisses ct ameOrations qui sy
trouvent. - Sia."H Stt' ' Z
Tn sntre moroccan de terre egalement situe en-
cette paroisse, messurant solxante pie de face
plus All MONS an c!ienin pnbiqne, avec la profon
eur yapparteBant (dans Ia direction du fuve) Sorn
en- haut par terrain oppar,enant la succession de
A. Collier. ct en- has par lie cben,n qui lie sepa1e de
V blanchard, ayec toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tions gu; s'y tronvent. . ~ s.. p.
Conditions de Ia vente-roniptant
T. BEkGERUN, Deputy Sheriff
March 31st. 1860. 80 =, ..s f4=-r zzt.
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THE ERA OF ELoPEnENTs.-The
philadelphia Bulletin remarks that

EAAAA|AN =
Philadelphia bulletin remarks that
elopements come in heavily the
present season. The scissors are
rewarded with a daily crop too large
for storage in columns Of 1, ersge
size. Give your true reporter .
good elopement. and his cup Of
happiness will hold few drops more.T
If there are incidents in which his
pen positively revels, they are the
midnight escape, the hasty union,
the adventures at railroad stations,
the pursuit of indignant relatives,
and all the other mysterious points
that the most ordinary case Of afu-
giti.e affection will furnish. -. oas-
Within fortnight we have pur-
sued with professional Indifference
and individual disgust the detail Of
what now seems one horrid hegira
of unhappy lovers. In several in
stances the pairs were ridiculously
Unmatched. Men in their gray were
off with maidens in their very
greenest; boys hurried off women
old enough to betheir grandmothers'
"a black eloped with a white, and
vice versa aad The latest and most
astounding Of all cases is that of
two children, Of the irrespective
ages of II and 13, who linked their
terrible and gloomy tates together,
and started off for that romantic
elysium, the city otNew York with,
the sum of three dollars between
them. ~---------
We propose to deduce no grave
proposition from the current. facts.
Let the cynic's eye detect the can
Ger in our social system, that the
host of.employments would seem
to indicate. We believe it to be
the onle the old and immortal pas
sion for doing forbidden things,
that first stirred the gentle bosom
of our mother Eve. The disease
works its own cure. Every hun,
d'ed MES farther from home is a
fall Of fs:veral degrees Of the mer-
curry Of love, and the end Of the
journey brings nothing more truly
delightful, nothing more eagerly
welcomed, than the grieved but
long suffering parent, with an eye
blazing indignation, and heart run
ming over with forgivness for the
folly Of youth. But an elopement
is not what it used to be. and it is
surprising that so many should rush
into an enterprise which has be-
come SO eminently business-like.
Steam and lightning have robbed
the flight of all its-thrilling ro-
nance Vigi]ant policement inter-
FIRE sadly with the LADDER and moon
business that was once SO enchant-
ing. There is no eGretna Green and
food was neverhigher. So there is
far mole romance in the common
place course of true loveao;sa nj 81
~ Drinking establishments in
Charleston are not permitted to
keep open on Sundays. This is IN
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ST H A Y

'JlAKEN up hy W. D. Winter, At the upper end Of
] this Parish, ON the Goth inst. BAY MARE
MULE, about two years old, without any visible
mark or brand If said mule is not claimed within
the time prescribed by law $50 days) II will be sold
in front Of the Store of Day 4 Landry, Hermitage,
on Wedne.day. May % = 1850, at 10 O'Clock A. H.,
LEMUFL p DAY, .
March 81, 80. Justice OF Peace llth WaId =
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STRAYEQ.

DEFoRE me the utidersiened Justice Of the Peace
} of the eth Ward ofths Parish, BY James l. Lob
dell on the 1st inst o.
ONE DUN My4RE MULE.
about 1874 hands high coliar marks the should
crs, an1 saddle marks the back indistnct brand
on the left thigh. If said mule is not reclaimed
within the time prescrlbetfby law f3Odaysl / will
el the to the highest bidder the Sth day Of
Way 1860, at the store of LeBal Il Haurahan 1t IL
O'Clock A. ~, in this parish '5s..-'
.s.4 .a-....ly.f @ HENRY ]. HYAAs, s1-i4
April 7th 1860 J. p. 9th Ward
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DEFot'E me the undersigned just ce Of the Peace
ID of the 9Th Ward Of this Parish, by James L.
lobdell, the LIST inst. one 5lli]- =
BAY MARE N q L E, ---
apparently Creole, about l3 hands high; no marks
brand visible. I said Mule ia not reclaimed
sell the same to the highest bidder on the sth day Of
May 1860, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the store Of ls
Bail & llanrahan III this Parish -~sss
HENRY J. HYAMS. .
April 1th, 1860. J. P. 9th Ward
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SAFE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF VEST BATON ROUGE.
sixth DISTRICT Court. =lA r. .=-- d
VIM A. Dillingham; Frame A. Woods. No
1896.
ny virtue of ~rlt Of q. IA. to me directed in
) tn. above hundred and entitled suit, bearing
date the nineteenth day Of March, D.. 1860, from
the SIKH District Court in aud for the SAID Parish
and S.atr will be offer for sale At public Auction,
to the highest and last bdder, the premises, in
this Parish. on ==-..-=..- -z--. =
Saturday, the 5th day Of May next,
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w Drinking establishments in
Charleston are not permitted to
keep open on Sundays. This is in-
teresting to politicians just now.