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MEDICAL.
DOCToB HUNTER GAN BE CONSULTED AT BIB
~ ooat No Dfva0n street. New York city, and nowhere
else. Open nom A. II unt1 10 n night
Dk O0DBn!1. NO. 10 DUANE gr1EvT. ND<1n OF
suaed 4 ~ ~ ssis1lahsd sAse Avn OK 4. l., N5PE
M. wAre0N NAT BIZ CONSULTED AT KY REE
~ anoA ~ BSUsne gxes4 second hesk we1t At broad
way, fr01 \ ~ ndgning IN ~ night
nR. oo0In, N0. y DUANE srsxEr. Ms.gE. OF
~ College q Physiciana and Surgeons Of New YoTk,
may Be eoo.usd d:ly q hh old oss on h Ne nonins
unfh 81 m the evening.
TAR RALPH's OFFICES, CORNER OF HOUSTON AND
IL Cresby streets nSe crsby Hours loz to . and 10 g.
SuuAage excepted.
nR. HARROW, isl BLEECEEE STREET, FoUH DOORS
beI0r NacdongAl, Few FORK Hours OF eonsutstioa
from Ii 70 ed from ~ na
m vAKp. OFFICE lss BROADWAY, NExr TO VAL
lS~rs tbeere, sxrA may be sorsaIsed daily from
~ en- In - noruiDG All tenlh he evening
TNr. IJNoUrsr, THE EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN AND
eureeon 60 be consulted - lii pkpenssry,
s Crosby arsel frsA O'Clock \ 6sfA sapdsy from
nAnm AMP LCNDor nENcAL oTIlug OF On
il LARMOtY, ~ nrosSwny, N sn1rk ODee helY faoo y
4. EM9E - ~ JvsD&ass ~ TsuseayAf wtkA
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40 0OO worth OF 0DNTLKHHNS NIw AND
0C;UVU Isn q ClolhioG wsntsd for 10 wess,s mar
kst The highest oseA prce b obtained mo-
ssy fr large g Aan 'os b ninG ~ Ne Addfsng
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CIOTHrN0.-LAD.ns AND
"A Nnas0sn having any cast m Closkas, Fssneuye r.
Cssps are EsArsstssd Y receive onows Pses from .
VI Costs from ~ 70 eiO XIX Dresses fcn g 70 $50 fs9
Berese And Woosn nze0ss an b psLhs hshass pfiS -
calling On Or addrsQhg A. HAKRM 109 md avoauS.
Ladies amended 70 By Mrs. Harris
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rDERENP1oRY SALE At AUCTION OF DESIRABLE
t iunproved Propery-fHffiP n WfLKIsf win sail Ct
suou On Tuesday March - at II O'Clock - The xer
cau9 IIchanse fo9< brick House and Lot No Isl
avenue A. wes sde. betWeen In and lSh arses house
fess nces BY - fest ID 10 fss four story bk Houses
ana Lols % norh ds A areet 100 fsct east ID Ayeaus
houses 70 - By 80 replets With eseJ conveniecce u
Tea 9ncAes J high s.oop hs. House and iot r. 70.
By o. modern impr0yezneuta e y fee inches; c1ry
brok Houso 81 Lot So Wea Ash street. $40 feet west 10Th
house - fes BY TO- lot - feet Inches fnb PED
psrty al wei rsned and desirable - 81 fnverment
OaxHlTrs eALE-RAIsrNs. &c.-cHAaBE1g .
- fAIRCHup auea0neerS WI sell thia dey q II eclok,
q ~ EAssss srss boh clans r HczS ], HaSns BOZ
b SruIy. Deputy sAsris 'o"" '''''A'
CHERIFp'e sALR-DRY GOODS HONERy.-CHAM
- BE10 fAlkCHIiAD Apsonssrs, viii sell his day a.
II O'Clock, ~ ther sAlesroo III street. large aud
general nsscrf2ept dry Qcde eape and fancy btessd
and unbeached nusina Csc, Prnts French and domesc
Fannsls De LApaa ssms Threads and Cooes Needles ard
y j. xsprssor, Deputy sAsri6 'oA~ AA'''' '''"
IN GAYrXEY, AUClIONKRR, OFFICE NO . CHAv-
bern street, w sell 1s day ~ lO< oc.ock ~ stock snA
Fyxures clss liquor Store Of Cxrei and Mott
srssls splendid OouaAer, Beer Punpa Dscanes 0as Pix
turea Ae. ...a...a. ...- II ~
nsHoe BELL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE or ruR-
j niturc tbs dA1. - l07s scaeh, ~. MoaAHANe
saefoe room no - neW BOwery CDpg1 Cnara Isb)ea
Iece. E o. sAktrR. ekle enGhneo - oAwtsys
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CHEAeB.Es CAa,HITN. :

CAf A6e LES: GAHSHEN, :
Dsller an PIANO -FORI2S Nns,c. Guitars
,,JHina Banjos. flutes. Acse1deons. Iustrac.
tiOn Books, Guitar and Vilvin Stringa, 81
Opposite u s: Hotel, AUGUSTA. GA. :
Also. Sole Agent for Chiekering d Spus,sand
Stodarjs Celebrated Piano Foflcs.. a.lsi
SB His stock comprises eyery.svariety of
TT. "a, and 7octave instruments. from $3.50 TO
sl,"oD ESnry instsRsReat IL warranted ed sound
and perfect March %, clSGO, l2m,.
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CIsasHoRa;E .IsEmEDY.

an jbf'tff6fc f;H'e fOT 'oHOrHt80
tNd aH :BiTnSrS Of Tic Urinary Organs.
k'!.l>i Hcwrdy cures when all Other prepnra
t"us fail! 1t II entirely unlike every other
compound. con- iainiIg M mintr"' PoisQn or nd"-
"""" Er"r. nS it Is prepared srlrl,' from iootS.
ji"ris ',i Lc"'"s. and has hc"n handed down
from "n, ""'"r"'"n :" nr4,her by The Cherokee
hdi''"s IT,: "Nr@h'r:! !rI.rl'lir on ;'s'swnjn-
IYsl ili',i':. II p""f ,,n< i. duty quickly ard
sthprdug ghly. y HE ".i'r:tp"ic "feither sex will
tcrsfna Npsina h> hen,cd .in ,tt rfT OF placiats
thefa,so}r's Mt the nt"rcy sf so',ic cnGtk or PROG!
i,ss"r Hi, ,"rfLys,rikrs at tn. very Root of
'l,e dsease its tendency s moi simply to suspend
Tbs poison. Ir,l tpErr,nSvC ,hr cause On whichiG
deprr'!s Full. directions III r"'nrhlr, iurln nc
company spch -Gottl.,-5E HE speedy and pSrnn-
ncn, r"!ei aif"rdsdist This Rrineiv. in ali cases
'arEo".fh.". Gkccs. Gfu,iei, Slr;ci.,r, Haor III.
bus t5Yhfes /" Ftsm",,. ana all ,irhnsrs "c the,
Trinhry Qrgausyhas n~'Uni>hch the mo trri"n.
r.iic men Of tl,ebge. Thi- remedy notonly rrnd
;ca,"s all roison from l'c system but i,irfyornt,s
ihc ii."s' delicate cnns;itnLnn. ~ IL does not
affect the breath in1"rt"re will, any cInss Of
hu-'""ss, or r".iu:r" any dc,iati"D from he
TN! dist ~ 1t '"yuires 10 assistance from 9th
"rsnel ic ne Mud what ephan""> it, value -
the entire Absence Gf an tinuseous taste, being o
pleasant 'ai'l a. lrious syrup.
Pr;cr - per- E"ftf'.'of 1hrcc Botths tors5.
POTTER d MERVlN, sole Pr".rirtors.
e. -ssa. ST. L"uis Mo-
S"ll Ahlicvll" hy ID McLnurhin and all
responsible dealers in nl"dicincs. Van Schaak
.t G,irr>"n. Charlc-t"n WholcSa!c Agents.
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HwEM -: HQfV8NG. 81 siodssthe. h6st over
|. fSssy s6ss with tke qreasSst 81, is.
aeuastb5 testna66 seoS patients. and d rst
,s,p .'s and medical s,a The agfy it
.aRssr edges are ssai3 Here is no need oi
l5klfsskine db5 teethM ~ roofs. aial are .thrsss
fotIrfss1 lighter thad .fpny .othera;: there is 56
tnsteof any kind and cannot be ELECTED by
any asid. DR.. s. 1lasralso a wIflfs enamel
tho only~ssappfhg for 6anL teeth
si teeth can s. si.Soit psio o0'1 DE- se?I s
Offers the following refercncesi
DIR. Dosemus, Professor Of Chemistry, Dr.
Valentino, mSH., DrJPratt, DR.. Sims, Dr.. Gray
2 p; r.; HO1syitR Dr. srsss: D'. Lord, Or. West
ssth1gration comPaug T. n Bears, Esq. and
many others e New. York Hon T. NJ Wayne
Judge Of fhfaesupreme Court Dr. Schley, of
savannah, Ga. Dr. Eon,a, DIR. Hancock, of
CoInmbia, Mrs. Gen .Hamlton, near Charles
tSn. &c. DR.. s. viii insert whole upper sets
,Som4 Fifty. Doll4ss. Partial sets. from fve
dollars. pertoofl. StrafrSets cdr, have whole
s. sss s e.
tfe teeth are sxtfdStsd Xfter wearinss nv
teeth for three tnopthsi t;on Is c, ny
May ls-tf so,a pls.ss. ss.-
N; B.-If party Of. .seyenl lpersons would @
need his services. by writing to him be would
come there with hepssnys sxtss ohsspe.
SsRsSeT4. tfsg ysss Il VI 20 asres
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]. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
NO. 500 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, ss.A.

ATHENS GA. Nov. REALISED.
Z Dc0r Sir: RHODES Snr":' Phosphate has been
applied 10y me this y"ar,"n small scale, T." both
Corn anl Cotton. The result ,:Hccr,rp INV eX-
peetation, although the cyleri,nents Tor many
reasons, were not, and c"uIllot II" coinluc,.l
with due cautiqs.; yet ann entirely satistirI,
that ;he -rowthyof weed, IN hoi!iin<,n nnc,s, the
fruit in corn, and tie niI,nl,rof hollis of cotton
were fully !"u!rlc TIE yield III ll,,' portions I'm.
manurcd. and this wlirn only Il Tablespoonful
of III" super .I'h"S! huic applied ~ IA top.
dressing To caclIAi Of c"r',. anI n tca.spnorinl
- each stalk Of coitrn-an.l the las, us lat. in
the season rs the 18th Of lulv. Some of the
weed grew to nine feet high with six fec,
branches, c""c:cI with bells, While the un,na-
nnred was not half ;" good. !: is my intention
next year to test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most nt't scrv't
(SignedD NJ. c. NJ. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, &c. Il. ~ Nov. IS, 1855?
,Mrssrs. j. A. ANsiIY IL Co:
/ C'nis-l bought u ten of Rhodes Super
phosphate IN Baltimore. last Spring, Mr.. III. ID.
Ieitncr. ofBrrzr!ia, To tc>: its value us II INA
nur". ru, about IL, H.. "u III acre OF cotton,
III the drill, on land t:.nt would not max" over
rs I" l"'' lbs. Of seed c"itnm rrr acre, wi,h"mt
Manure. The Result is entirely satisfactory.
have mad. ut least from: $50 to 800 lbs to thc
J. acre ,tl.is very poor land. / expect to pnr-
chnsr +, ON . I" tons furnIy Spring crap. My
Oyer>ecr wishes me to li, lis name to his asa.
"- Yours, III grsnt haste.
(Signc'D J.. W. rEINTUP.
.- -. WI lillian FOSTER
Ds. "a, 1850 81 4
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State of South Carolina.

.1BEF!lILE OIo1"NI.
Office (ourt cff ol!v,ou Phn$ u,d fr,,iI SESSIONS
Moore d tlua.!c, attachment.
va. kEHM0rI,syn tc !njr pla m
Jos W. Davis. ,ITs A,trrnry.
W. IIEH!.AS iha 'riaibt::r did on the tenth
w day oi April, eli gA,ecn hundred AMI
sixty, file his declaration nrnst l,aabe fcn
dent. who Git IS sad)' is absent from and
without the limits of the state. and has neither
wife nor'attornev known wilh&p the ssinc, uron
whom copy of said declaration might be
served: IL is therefore ordered, that the said
Defendant 10 appear and plead TO !he said de-
caration, Oil or before thc cIcvcLih day of
April, eighteen hundred and sixty6pe other.
wise final and absolute iul.mcnt viii then be
given.and awarded against him.
MATHEW McEONALH, c. CT.
Clerks Ofce, !
April II, 1850 3; 1.:n
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BELLS

fELILS-
We cast B.llsDfs alb siz"s, for Churches or
Fire Alarm, on the most reasonable ,crlu~, and
If they do not give general sat.>inriiur,, tho
party can return them at expense. We
were awardel Prerish ns last year n.slhe State
Fair held sin CoEn.l,in and att thc Char lcston
l"s'itutessFsair foisouE Z Eslls. lis TX
4Grist NILS sndsGfist mill Irons.
We mnuu arLura Portable" Mills of Al! <z"s,
an1 of suteriarfnIcrn. Also Girls. M.lilr"r,s
Premium atNtll,. late Fair IN Euluubia, -
- - Saw Hills.
We mnnufaciurc circular Saw Mills Of thee
sizes. Also, intcr's Pa:,nl Mu;ny Saws, for
which We have the ri"It nf ,l. S','n rr Sou,l,
tnr"i'nn, and We also make Saw Mil Irons Of
al! Sizrs. Our saw Mill Irons ali" t"nk the
sPremi''" aEsthe late f"i: held i" col""'hia. ;
3 ,smngle apd Barrel Slave Nachine.s
Slinute ali s,nvv Nachin.. It. will Gu. 1910
Shingles Or i;aitsl Sysr csSperslay.
". "refdisu aeentG FOR . ulsDn'- Patent Coy.
rerr,er~ S,nl,"s and Fr.l Ecnnpnis,r. Alsos
HReItS Jnr lowhcI's Cnll"n 'Src.l Il,iiieES 81.
ip addalioJI 10 the above. We ,iarufactsre
!ricnt RShci ion W;Lrr Whr"ls l'a,ens siaw
| Mil! Dogs. Of II superior Pattern nul very,
cheap. In short, nnl lining in and about a Mil
e say kind, -
r. sai-FA i:St,4f prices Will be- sens Ia nny ON.
tswi-,-s II. A,s". al! questions an;W, rti, un!
COMMUNICATIONS tyonIi iy aEfanlr.i tos a.
t. 81 JOHN. ALEXANDER,
Rnkr Mc.tD;GA
Snptelhters2s. lSc". 22-f.m
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!: NEW :. GOODS! G
FOR
-- 49, : i :. 81 g.
:. r Al Z. 7
AND.
v | n 7 Err :!
just. Received. !,
M. STRAUSS,
%4oo1z;e=bs14.y:::
svrt. Il. 1860 u. 1t e - Y
TIE STATE ~ .E,9F;E S9VTa j,,g c3!1|Ei9IINA,
In Ire CDuH Of Or.!;hu,v
:. liy WILLIAM HILL, Ortlinry.
sln7tho "sttrr 9Th" paper pnrp"rting 20 be the
- last y IL ....: r.stnn.n, oi Mary y
4
TIE STATE 0FS0UTH CAROLINA,
GEE!ILLE DisJEiCT
In Hc Carat Of Osr'iho,v.
liy WILLIAM HILL. Or,li..arv.

sln7thc matter If ia" paper pnrportng 20 he the
:. last " ~ al: Testament oi Mary y.
Ellison ,lr"d
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IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS

OF 4 all Descriptions Made to Order.
tWe:enSi syery day in Tie week. We cThavr
now the best stock "i Casting Patterns in the
Sth'r, hav plrhasedS SnI<ihc Patterns be-
longing I" Gcorg Sinclair IL Co. along " i,ll the
shop. W" have r"nl Pattern Maker CONSTANT
u employed. Our Castings have taken ,l.,.
Premium every ycar at the State Agricultural
Society. u
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STALE e NoGuTH EhnGI tNh

IUNNII!tN IININIIY
CTr" C"'ft o.; T7..': ~. J',,s% .l.G Gt, S. t%scns
"'''.'' 4 Is, Williams .;.o:'.s,.....
VIA. Morris.
WHEREAS the ri:J JniiiTdil. oa :l'e sixt"cL.,
day Of N"veE.bcr eighteen hundred an,
titv-nn", fl" his declaration a2;i,.t ,lrr n.t.n-
dant, who, Gt is sai''.) i: absent from and with.
out the limits Of this State md has neither VIII.
nor attorney Known within kie 'sn'r", upon
whom a copy Of said dsclarati6n mi gl: be SER.
we'd: 1t is therefore ordered, iiiat the sail Be
fcndant 1" appear and plea, % :.:c s;,l IL cla-
ration, Oh or brrTc The ."y,:i. -r n :iv o! 10.
vcnbcr. eighteen Hundred a:h sixty, o1l..
crwise fina! anil absolute .i"!:c:.e,t " III then
b. iven ana awarded agai.s' lin.
MATTlfEW MCDONAiD {. G. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. I9, 1859, 20
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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, 1850, and viii terminate in the
ensuing March
JAMES JONES, NJ. d., Professor of Prac-
tice of Medicine.
5. L RiDDELL, NJ. D., Professor of Chemis-
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Sur
gerry.
A. H. GENAs, NJ. D., Professor OF Obste-
tries.
GUsTAVUs A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of
Materis Medica.
T.G RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor OF
Anatomy
L. NJ. LAWSON. Professor Of Clinical Me-
dicine
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D.. Professor of Ply
siolygy and Pathology.
s. b CHAILLE. VI. d., no .. A,..,,,r
w. c. NICHOLS, NJ D., De"' ~ n n""'o"'''
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-
traordirary prlctica! advantages.
Preliminary to the Course, Lectures W i'll
be delivered daily in the Amphtheatre OF
the Hospital from the lst October. on Clini-
cal Medicine and Surgery, and other objects.
without any charge to Students,
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean
Co. The Administration of the Charity
Hospital elec. annually, in April fourteen
Resident Students, who are maintained by
the institution Sept 1st 1850
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At regular quarterly meeting of the Po-
lice Jury of the Parish Of West Baton Rouge,
held at the Court House thereof, on Monday.
September Sd, 1860, at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ, the
following members were present:
Joseph Braud, J. +. Landry, F A. Woods,
James C. Woods, T.. B. Trinidad, N. W.
Pope. James L, Lobdel, Stephen Pipes,
Sidney Lobaell D. P. Cain.
Absent w w. Lennon.
James C. Woods in the Chair.
The Finance Committee made the follow
ng report which was adopted, viz:
To the President and Members of the Police Jury
of West Baton Rouge:
The Finance Committee after examining
bills against the Parish, and finding them
correct, have the honor TO report same to
your Honorable body for payment
Frank hte two inGuests on negroes. SO 90
II J hyams inquest on negro. ........... % 90
ID. 7. Cain for burial Of boy found in the
riVer. ............ ~ w w
J. Y. Durable Jr., 1st4uarter salary y....... 62 90
Peter Collier. for lock and pigeon holes
Clerks desk. Observation-Disclosures. Z W
Sugar Planter Office, lstquarter yearly salary
for Parish Printing ............ ......... 125 90
Joseph Ne:hler. Clerk of Court Of Fast Baton
Rouge, in case John Deehey, slave Of John
Buhler r..,................. .s......... II Is
rot.I aosb 6h
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PROCLAMATION.

By THOMAS o. MoO.E GOVERNOR OF TIE LOUISA
| NHrRt.AS, SIX Ei.LCIOkS For Pre- -ilrut arc to
w he chose. for the State of F.ouiaona Tues.
| dny 9th day Of November next as follows to
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish 0f West Baton ROu0e

NOTICE is hereby given that the repairs necessary
IN to be made on the Ievees bnilt last fall at
the expense of the parish lots formerly owned by
Marin blanchard. Wm. V. Comeau. Wm. A. O'Keefe,
and by Fl. ebert and situated at Bruly Landing
the third folce Jury Ward of the parish aforesaid
will be sold to the lowest bidder by the undersigned
the first Monday III October next, at the coffee
house OF Bourg &Co.
The repairs necessary to be made to the levees
aforesaid are as follows to wit: The repairs to the
levee lot formerly owned by Marin Blanchard; the
be raised two feet higher to have nine fee.
top length 205 feet will take about 1852 cubic yards
Of dirt
One levce on the lot formerly owned by VIM Co
and A. OKeefe; to be raised three feet to have
nine feet top; length 1858 feet; will take 4O6 cubic
yards of dirt.
One lot formerly owned by H. HILBERT; the evee to
1872 feet in length will req ure about 100 cubic yards
sep 1e-ts LANDRY. Inspee'o, Sd Ward
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TAKEN UP.
Theodore BLANCHARD about FIVE mile
the Court House of this parish,
FIVE ArTAKAPAs BEEvEs,

branded az follows mark somewhat resembling
the letter one black colored the ends Of the
ears cut off. A dark red coored one marked on the
side; Gro, ped off spotted coored one branded
ls an ear cut off. light black colored one brand
ed something similar to reversed " one ear
cropped off light rad colored branded III tho
end OF the ears cut of.
If said beeyes he not reclaimed within thirty davs
from this date will sell them at public auction
the 18th day Of october next At the door Of
Blancha rd's residence in this parish.
sspls-t! 5 ATILET J P, I'd Ward
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PkS&b(b.l!f1 Atks(SN

Par Thomas o. Urrs, ';on.raeur lie rEtat de ,c
Lo",stane:
A TIL Nit gu" -iN Fleet pour nommer Pre-.
"A tIeut ot IN Vice President ies l.tats tnis ,oiven
etre c,"iss dams Get Fiat. Mercre, lie fme Jour du
Novembre rroeiaine saroir--
Tn Electeur pour le premier district electoral
pose des paroSs"s de Hlaquemne ct st. BERNARD Dc
la frosieme district de la Nouvee Orleans, ct du
Faubourg IRENE.
In E}eSt"ur pour lie .Second District Electoral com
pose iu Second District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans "a
eFt"n 'in Faubourg Trsme) ct le prenaisre dis
tries lie Ia Vile lie la Nousele Orleans
In Eseteur pour le trois.eme District Electoral
COMPOSE gu qnatrene district de Ia vile de la Nou
vell orl ans de partre de la paroisse d OF lean
qh t@ouyr la rive iro,te du heuve Mississippi
de Farois", j. Jefferson ST. Charles st Jean la p
ttste e>t, jacques Ascension, Assumption, Lafourche
ct Ierr"benae.
Ia El,steur pour Ie quatrieme District Electoral
coutpo-" 'ies par"isse- de st Tammany Washiny on
Livingston. st, Helena East teciana West Fell
cIana, Pointe Conpee East Baton Rouge, West Baton
Rnuge. of ibervtlit
In Eleeteur pour la cinqui-me District Electoral
compoSe des complies les littakapas ct Opeousas ct
des paro'sSes de- Rapids ei .tynyelles.
Tn El"ctaur pour |" sjxicme Di-tric. Electoral
compose des complies lie Natchitoches Ouch,ta ct
C"ncoria, ct c, parnisses e Catahoula ct de Frank
En- consequence. .Ita ju,e convenable dc lancer ma
presente proclamation notiiante cett- election tous
les Hecteurs de Etat de la Louisiana ct ordonnant
ton> les S"rfs, C1mmi>aionaires des Election. ct
antres yicfers que celia conc"ne. de tenr cette elec
tion des Elacteurs pour nonlmer President ct
Vice President 5les Eats Uns. lie jours cidessus
mentionee at il. v"if qu ellie conduite, ct les
tours fats !- la mtiigre ct dams lie temps prescrts
par Ia lot.
Doune sous signature ct Ia sccau de Etat de la
Lonisianaa la Vile de Baton Rouge le sep
rT G ! tierns joar de %eptembre d. Iannee de
| LAD. n"trs s-igneur mil nnt cent soiNante, ct de
Fin len. nlauce les Etats Cnis dAmerJ Jue
l. quatre vingt cinqueme.
Par le Gnyerneur: THOMAS .. MOORE.
J. II AMI i,EDT hssista s:ecretaire q Etat.
sep Is IS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-22
TAKEN UP.

DY r. j. HENRY, tue Rabina plantation, in
- this parish, about eight months ago, PALE
RED ATTAKAPAS REFvF--some white specks on his
side an in'istinct brand on left side marked with
split and orerbt in right ear and swallow fork IN
left The owner will please come forward, prove
proI erty pay charges and take him away, he will
be sold according to law. the Babina plantation
On MONDAY, the oath day of September next, at IL
O'Clock. A N.
aug 25-td T. l.. lCRpF1' Y v.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-22

Wtsr i'AToN Rot IE, June II. 1850.
To br HonoraAe Pr.xiisitt and Hsal4rs Of tie Police
Jury of IsSt Eaton Rosq.
E.nll.msa-Your Committee apponte'. at the la It
January session OF veur i;oar tH investigate and
port resolution offered by Jas l.. Lobdell, Esq,
respect NJ the changes and alterations Of the lavee
Laws of this Pari~i would respectfully report,
that aftel due consile they have the
CONCLUSION to recommend the following proportions
as the ones mos, proper to tus"re perfect safety
against the encrcachment of the Mi-.isSil p river
l. Where new leve.s are to be a..de with citt the
highest water mark being taken standar'.
ur.. wund recommend ten feet of base toI every
foot rf water in bright against sadieve
Where new X wees are TO be made with sand,
the highest w,t"f mark taken again standard
measure, would recommend thirteen feet of base
for every foot OF water pressure against said eyee
height of til. evte, PROVIDED it does not exceed nine
feet.
4 In all instances, two feet above tTp highest
unt.s issa vii l." insisted a security against
NIni and
s. Where the Irs,s tors III find difficulty in deter
mining, to the satisfaction Of the owner Of
trac. OF land the quality If .e soil II W i'll be his
duty to Summon two intelligent free.olders of the
Ward where the ific lty occurs to Assist him in so
determining the quality nature of said soil with
which the new l.Fee is to be made, and from such
.ccislon there will be DO evasion.
Where the banks of the river sub bject to cave
levees hall be allowed to remain nearer the cave
or crack than space equal once the base of haid
levee
The whole is respectfully submitted.
JAMES L. LoBpELL,
+. B. TRINIDAD.
J. c. WooDs,
J. L. LANDRY,
JAMES r. DEvALL,
JOHN A. BIRD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-22
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge.

CoUR DIT sIxIEME DISTRICT.
Dams rdGdire de la secession de William Eckles,
decels. No 592.
A. TTENnU que Aurore Babin, (venve William r.
n Fckles) dp"se compte final de admin
istraton dams Ia dte succession.
Avis est par les presentes donne que toute opaosi
tun legaEe lhomoogati0n du DIT compte de Aurore
Babin, CONNIE Administrative devra ere registr.a
au Bureau du Greffcr dc cette Paroisse. dams les
treute ours qui suvlont la premier. publication des
presentes.
sep l5-tf W p. CIIAMBERIIN. Crefier.