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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

otFoP~ ss.-Af Cert - Potato beLf ~
f.rts. ~uhtn sd g. the Coaufr Of Oxesrd. %
the fhlrd rrslaF 81 -ept A. u I-S5
M fac pffiffan JAMES "a HDDgpON I'D
" LAURA NiNSLOW prsyisx 49, D4sid 4.
faWar ulay D. sppsiaf-d a-aniaistrafar of the 80
lac oi Ata-' iiearse afe ~ HehF.a 81 .-s c,ss,u-
it fsceasef
Ordered. rhzi The ICED Pstaioner rire 20.
itcc io aI prr-1as iafrrested. u, rlusnr caps I'd
his order to - uuish "a three w-ts .a~erssfv -
y 81 TIE oS'ord Denscrat priafed "a Pesos. hat
lhey ny -ppesr 20 Probate q. OF 90 d. held 81
fsris in satt CountT. on - hire T1esfav g.
De- neNt. at Ten oi the clock 81 che 6reaooa
taa s1es efpsc. q anl they ave, why tke saa.e
shauii cot b. Ersaief
E.W- Woodbury. Jsdr..
tree cepy --attests
-. HOBBS Rs.sfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

TIE Osforl Qaarteriy mr,tirg closed bel
ses.ioa tt Norh PARIS. oa Weiaeslty AFTER
no.n. ~,rmons were rreaehei ~ Rev.
W 90 = Ncntres. a-I Rev D. = Fsh.
Tie focfrinai srruon vss deferred in con.
s.Iafnco ri the sirk-es. oil Hrv NJ Bieh-
arison. The social meetings. vrre al more
tah' orl.atry interest anI o. f,it char o.
vrre ~eH paid .3- co. rFor' to bc pr,.ers.
"u- fr,eri. 90 Norit rari. v,-c soue~tst
'''hpP''nfr.l thst th.re v-re no more to
'.are iaeir generous hospitality We uere
g'hd o. Rain taat or iueals ar- tg,,atar
'eme"ahi CO. I.esii.a 90 rtra.ur- taeir
mectIu- i...r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

OtFosD. ss.--A RI Cear. of PROBATE. hsf ~
Ftfis. sifhfa go for fhr Casaft oi osfsft on
the thrf TuestIar FL -fn- a ID l-sj-
IoHN .. HOLMAN. rasrffia RI Eana D..
~ farnnaa. asfnar rt,.f sHi relr a liarfIs Fsr-
auaa. isfr 81 Dts6~ll ia Esd Caaafr. trceassf
nasirr rrr srnfe.I b. SIS arcauaf a risashfp
1l fsiI " trf fls a'I1uanre.
Ordered. ftaf ss.i esartIfHa give saf,r- g.
1N rrrsnH .a.rrrsfrf. hr rfnllaF rans "a az.
..rIsr t1 ar na.isaef three sesks srrressIre's fa
a. us'arI Ie.n.crst pffafri lei Fsrfs fssf dies
rasr srrrar sf Eel fra.sfe Carr fa A. BED af rsri.
ia saff Carnfs. on fhr - Treftar af uef.
resfafea o'rtlck tn ihe lorea1oa go shes eause
faaF tarY hare. ahy tar sane shea'd aat 10
li8sed
Ew WOODBURY. J.1rs
Atruero py-sftssf = HoEns Reslser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

4 DNtNi~rEkEOR'S SALE. Th- .sb-~r-
4 be-, lfru.alsfiaiar I'd th~ ssfrtr of Clsff-s o.
~isrra- .sfr sf Wafrrl.rii. ii fhe raunts ~ o.
tsft. ircea-fd. b. az rtra- psibir r1fire fhaf hv
slrtus 81 lro~a-e if.-u the JuiEr af Pr-hs~ So
$50 couafs. b. sln srI lei puhii- ste ~ ne
rr~-1'--s. au tne ~'se.afh dss of Nosernl-r nexf
si n'r.rrk in fhe af.rrnasr ell fr~ fe-li estate
uhirh heiaagei tp 500 i-c~a-s.i. t--,sr 70 h..r.-
sfaiile. s1l s'af fhfee srres ~ lsnf sffuat-f al
"a arsfiaif 49,. 81 csr-a
DANIEL Brown. Aduiaistrltor.
Oct t-fs5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

OHFesb. ss.-Ata Court - Probate hsI "a
frrs. srhin aai &C. tbe Counfv 90 Osf,rf. su
the - T1rsisv ~ ~euf 4. ID. Iss5
w WHITE Execufsr 81 ths it.t Will
w nnf Ie-faaarnf af Dsrius Elcharisoa tsfe
"a 6rseurseat fu ssid c-uafF. tserssrd. havit.r
presuied b. efst acraunt ~ ,liafsrafian ~ ~
esff'e ri sHiI decess-i &C. s'.s afnre.
Orirrcc. That fhe saff Errrufar gir~ 49,
tire to aI persous iuterestsd - cauFrur ra,sy a
fhis nre ta he puiIii- he hrsf serkssurfessfss.
ly ia fhr oNf,sf be.aorrst prinfst st paris ftaf
theF say apr-ar afs Probate Court % b. heia ~
Psrff la ssIi rnuafF. oa tle thlrd T,u~rf.r a.
or aeKf. at tru ri the ciork fa he E.rsa...a.
fad See rsase. o. they have, sht 60 -aaae
slonId aot 3D. aIiussf.
D.. ". WOODBURY. Jsfse.
trus copv-afissf J = flnaHs. Rerister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

- 80 taunty d-c-asri. ~ gisfur bod - tn
80 dnectss she fserslore r-ll.sts 81 p-rsnas 80
iaed io inc estate of ssif 1~cra 81 ~ sake ~
iirdiafe pas a1rufs aai thsse haFing sas deunasds
fneres.a a. - hffif fhe $3.50 o.
sepi. ~. I-65. SUMNER x. NEWELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06
MARIA d CHARLES.

OrroED. ss-At Cur II Prubats A.ld a par
.. waesa AID for IN co~afy % Orfsrd on ne
tAirt I.s--si@s " Ssyssai-r. A. o. ls6S
On tae retiii0a afsrc.sid. Ordered. fhat nosi~.
10 g'sea b. Pasishing coy - this pstfioa
Ma tbs order th-~ssa tAres ~~-ks -sec-.
sls~ly % the OKfsrd Democrat, printed "a PARA.
lhat 1T p-rsou- Interested nav sltesd 90 Tie ~
i---dss ~ Oct- nrxt. "a . Ceart 81 Prs,hat~ th<a
o. b. hsLieu - Psris. ssd Saw esu-e, ~ ,.~kx
the praser lad p~ftiioa shouid AT b. granted.
Soch eoics o. - E,v-a b-iss~ sod Coat
4. WOODBURY.. JsSge.
A tree eopy-Atiesi.
is HOBRS R-r,..e,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

The.ub-criher hsrei.s sives pebble not 90 hat
- rs t-~n dolls appntnfrd o. che Hanor-bir
J. ig~ oi Probate ief the Counts q Oxford. sod
assuurd the trust ~ snfasfrat.r to che estate "a
CYRUS PEABODY. l.t- 81 Cantoa.
o. said Csnafy i-c~assd. o. gisinr bad a. ths
ias efrefis- ~ thrrF Tore rfrsts 81 p~fsnrs - ~
arc iat-ht~t ta the estate af saiid trcss.~f %
nasAe f-lanr.ilste raYrlrut aaa fhos~ uho AVE
sus trn code fhrresn. 90 ~ hfhit ths snuls ia
sept ~. i~e5. D.. a. HARLOW.
he su'-rri.-er hereby q zee rulslie noitrs that
20 hss t~~a daily af.u.tnfs, b. the honar.is-
gadrr nl fraiasrr far fhe roanff or o. 500 80
-sssrd thr frsf I'd sdrr 81 10 ~-tstr -
LEONARD " NEWMAN ais ~ D,xG-fs.
o. -aii C.uais. d-crss~i. % g.Fing toni s. th.
Lss iirrcts- VI thrretlre rrsluesfs ail r.,fssns
sp are ta ifffi to thr rts 81 sstd .ecea .e Co.
HlHaf ftafal.fHIr PES meet ADJ those ~ h. 1--we
tuv t~rusat- fh-rron. Cd exh itiffhe zane o.
$50. - i-o5. ISAAC WAIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

Noiitt. AT persoas indelfed 10 fhe sob
y srrih~r hf n.fr nr acr1unf ran Sol thern 60
short tiue sifh ~naanei o. i.1rke D. OBJ uhsn
at 90 VI irsfri tn ulskr inmrirtfe pstmenf 80
sitrf he a. a Norelaher theY vin L. ien 18th an
afisruey g. c3lccti.a.
GEORGE ". LOCKE.
West Psris. Aeg 22i. 1895
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

u ~ soas'stis Jsiss q Probate So sAs oss-s,
ofOxk-.sd- y
Ths pstnos ssd rsp~.-s-,.tl a. q M. ID
Sh-fl--. G~-Fdsaa 81 Aih~-tia- J. y. Ch.rL. 81
ffyseesg. "a tn Cssssy % Osisrd. Ms.-.s o.
-i-sie'y -ee~s th-t th~ sssc No. - --ir-t aa4
-'s----ed 81 osrtssa re.i estate situ.i~d ~ -
trfe.~rx' SO d~-esieed .. foiio~s. o. parcel
haaaded s~sfa~ss, by F...a i,scs.r 6on ne C.i.h
c-~.g- isf'. - -'tne C~ssr.." E.sfrvly ~ rasd
iroo failiP farFingta.'s 4. he C..sr. - ~
th~ts b. bsnt ~ ~ Ch.ad- 80 sd J,..s... 49,
sd % al - I'D p-rcsi s~.-t ~ Au.-.- Co.,
Aiso iws I--roeis al NostA Fry, (srx o. . -
hiag h-t~cen 10 ho~-e oocups-t ~ Je--ie Than
80 ssd ~ ssoss 81 Ch.ri-- Tsbb-ss. The ssh~r %
ths s.siheriy sid~ % kiuai. Boa bsi.ie- 49,,
10 fod- above ssid bsidge. hoth pieces t~snr N,
sass b~is-giaz % Aba Charl-s 81 49, 60
h.t sd E-t-ae 10 saProdsctss. Of a., h..sGt 40
s@ld hinor. sod that "a ~su h. So the i.i~r-.i al
saia uaianr. thst The shaaid 10 soli 80 he
pruoee..s 80 est aad s~cHrS "a iater-st. Sac
thef-i'sr pays yoar hsuor thsf che aasy 10 49,
thor'ard sd e,npswerei .zreea.,iy % 40 10 eel
81 ppaAse sse M sl-sxe descrilsed r-.f .t.te o.
ssrh i'sst - . a. n your opaisa ..-s b. exp.di-
eni- AT ~hsch - re-T-ctfsiiy s.a.snuts.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

The -st-crit-er herei,y Eises puhlsc notice that
- D. heea duiy spppiaiei ~ fhe naa. Jslrs u
fr'slrtte - ire t.s4fy oi oxlard. .ad a--s.ned
ne trust 81 ESecutos u Tie ..t 80 SD Tsss-
rrsrf nf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06
WILLI4N CURTIS. isf- .fP.-..

n $50 Caalry $1,000. o. eisiar hsa8 o. ~
- l'feris -he th-rri1re rrgu-sts 81 p-rsons
3D. trs ai~ifel f1 fse rsfrfe I'd ssfa i-e-ssei g.
nlisr iu.ne ift.e rslrnr1f. go fh1se sho have
80 trul1nts fherean fu erhfllf fhe sar1- fs
SEQ. 49, lsG1 MAkffLlA CURTIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

The .uh-cfit-rr hereby gives Pubic satie- that
- 49, ise-a as's sistei ~ re "a o. Jsdse Of
frotaie ior ne Cs,lufy n Oxiord saJ a.sanasd
~ fr.rsf af a..i.nfatsfr.f..r Of fke e.f.t- ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

o. 49, Cessfy tses.ssi. ~ risiar bed o. ~
TO difecfs. - tafrelefs fsl...ssf- 81 rersoss
sh8nre 'aiehfri o. thr ssfats oi ssft deceasea -
a &c fnnrttsfe raFmeafs 80 fhoss 10 lave
sat teIasnfs hereon g. erhfsif 80 seaeto
49,. le. I-G5 REHE0GA =. SHAW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

Tee fu',scriiisr hsrstg gives ruhiis soticstha
str has trea da'Y srraiatfd by ttr HoncraiHe
Jufer rf PROBATE o. fhe Conafy 81 Oxford. aaf
sssa-.r d h- trsst oi aaiafsiratrix 81 tbe ssf.is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

IT, ssid Cpuafy drceaset. by givisF bad 81 he
- 4're-is. he therefore r-Ja-sis al persons ~
citrd O. ne estate "a said t-cea.ed % auske en-
i-'ifais psyrn 80 80 tho-e hsvisr su, feu.sais
q hereyo % ephtbit the saau. -
So. ~. lsSS. ROSw ELI. FROST.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

How the Chinese Dig Coal.

II is always curious 10 knnw how they do
things in ihe Celestial empire, :he land oil
pig tails, lIlle feet and almond eyes They
are not slow people; but ingenious, foxy,
patient. enduring and industrious ; they
achieve wonders for an oriental nation, and
a race ham 2ered by IRON conventionalities.
The mssner OF their coal mining is well
described in the appended article from an
Anglo Chinese paper:
The old coal mines in China Of which
we have an account are located about five
miles north OF Kuh shaukan, and not Ear
from The city of Pekin. The editor OF the
chinese MaiP recently visited lbese mines,
and makes the following report, which aiIl
be Interesting, as showing the manner in
which ,he Chinese carry mining opera
tions al home: There are but fifteen shafts
open, each OF their entrances being enlsrg-
ed into a room. where ihe cpIliers eat and
sleep at timer. though more comfortable
dwellings, have been built for ovefseers and
contractors. We engaged miner TO show
US down the large shalt, which measured
on the average a feet high by FIVE # wide;
il is cased with willow weeds in y secure
manner, and the roof is particularly well
guarded. The bottom is lined with the same
10 form a ladder. up and down which the
miners travel in their daily labor. The
shaft is about l5O feet deep, and the ladder
down TO the diggines is. perhaps, 900 ieet
long.
The coal is secured on small wooden
sledees, and drawn as the miner slowly
crswls up along the narrow and slippery
Steps by strap passing over his forehead
each lead weighing eighty caltles. Ono
workman brings up six loads as his day 8
work The sides of this shalt showed the
width OF the veins of coal, bat the top and
bottom were not dug out. The whole was
very dry owing probably TO iis elevation up
the hill; but some shafts had been aban-
doned from wet and bad air, aud their
months closed. The laborers are hired out
By the contractors, who sell the coal TO the
dealers rom Pekin and elsewhere; it is all
carried away on The backs OF csmels or
mules, and il is painful sight IN see The
uuwieldy camels coming down the rocky.
uneven roads bringing their loads o! coal.
II is delivered at Pekin st about three picuIs
for dollar, and large part Of the price is
for carriage. The coal is hard, out such
examination as the time afforded, disclosed
not veslige Of a stump or leaf TO compare
with the fossils of other regions; more care
ful research will doubtless bring 10 light
some indications of this kind enabling
scientific men 20 compare The numerous
deposits Of soft and hard coal in this part OF
China with the European coal measures.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26
CLEAR THE WAY.


Men of tbouaht, be up and stirring,
Nfaht ard day
Sowine seed, Withdraw the curtain,
Clear the way
Men OF action, aid aud cheer hem
~ As we may
There's fount about 10 stream;
There's light shout TO beam;
There's a warmth about 10 glow
There's flower abou; 10 blow;
There midnight blackness changing
lnio gray.
Men Of thought and men Of action;
Clear The way
Oucs the welcome light has broken,
Who shall say
What the u0imsgined glories
OF the day
What the evil bu, shall perish
In lis ray
A id the dzwning tongue and pen;
Aid il, hopes OF honest men
Aid il: paper, aid ii..type
a ID u. Tor The hosr il ripe;
And our earnest must not slacken
Into play.
Men OF thought and men OF action,
Clear the way!
10 q clouds shout 10 vanish
From The day
La the righ hts about to conquer
Clear the way
And a brazen wrong 10 crumbls
Inlo Clay.
With that right shall mahy more
Enter smilicg a. the door;
With the gi4n. wrong shall tall
blsny others, great ard small,
1hs, for ages long Eays held us
For their prey.
Aen ci thought aud men OF aclion,
Clear the way!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

BAPTIsTs IN PEsNsYLvASIi.-Ther an
seventeen Baptist Associations in this STATE
embracing 39l churches, with an aegregai,
membership of 1926 OF English Baptist
not connected with association in ihis STATE
there are eleven churches with q mem bed
ship ol si3 of Welsh, eighteen churchsd
with s66 members; OF German, fvI
churches, with 235 members; making I
total Of <24 churches, with 4oeso msm|
bers
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

ALABAsTER FROM THE MAMMOTH CAVE
The Louisville Journal saws Iha; large guam
titles OF pure white alabaser OF the finest
quality. are being taken from the Mammoth
Cave. and Manufactured into ornaments OF
various kinds, such az necklaces breast
pins, earrings, crosses, charms, &c. This
substance is susceptible of the highest pol
ish, and the ornaments into which Il is con-
verted are greatly admired for their bril-
liancy and beauty.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

BLOWN OUT.-No less than six or eich
furnace ''stacks" have been 'blown out'
al the different furnaces between Mauci
Chunk and Eastou the managers no doub
being FEARFUL since The late decline ia gold
iha, iron would decline 10 soch an sxten
hat it would be Improbable TO nsnufss
ture it-Carbon Democrat
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26
Secrets OF Masonry.

A, an inn in the west of England, several
persons wers sitting around the fire in
Iarse kitchen through which was passage
10 The other apartments of the honss. and
amongst whom was a female traveller ard a
tailor At This inn Lodge of Free and
Accepted Msssons was held il being night
several Of their members passed the COM
Circumstance introduced observations on
the occulI signs by which Masons could be
known to each o'her; when the female OBJ
served, that there was moi so much mystery
in masonry as imagined, and that she her
self could show any person a Mason e sign
"W hat" said The tailor. ''that OF a Free and
Accepted Mason" Yes - she replied.
''aud I'll bet you a half crown bowl of
punch, 10 be decided by any of the mem-
bers you may please TO appoint thai per
form my promise" Why" says the tail
or, "a woman was never admitted, then
how is il possible you can procure the Sc
cret q; No matter for that" says she,
81 will readily forfeit the money | lay If
90 HOi pIONC ihO Cuuipdhl
sed the tailor to accept the challenge and
the amount OF The bet was deposited The
woman Immediately started up and took
the tailor by The collar. Come says she,
"follow me-" which he did. trembling as
he went along, fearing he was to undergo
some part OF The discipline in making a
Mason OF which he had heard such terri
Bile report She led him in'o the street ard
pointing TO The sign of the Lion and Lamb,
asking him whose sign that was. The tall
or anssered. Mr. Lodge as the name of
the inn keeper. "Is he Free Mason! =
'.Yes," said The tailor Then | have
shown you the sign of Free and Accepted
Mason" The laugh was so much against
the tailor. thai it was with much difficulty
he could be prevailed upon TO take some of
the liquor which was forthwith produced
al his expense.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

A doctor uI, town, recently gave the fol-
lowing prescription for . lady "A new
bonnet. Cashmere shawl and new pair
Of fgsi,er boois." The lady, ii is now need
les. 10 cay, his entirely recovered.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

The "coIored people" of Rhode island
have nominated Edward Harris, OF Woon-
socket, as their eau didate for Governor -
Hope be may be elected.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

OsE MoRE REBEL In his speech al
Washington on Monday, Bethel Fisher But
Ter said lin the future the danger to our
liberhes can come only from the ambito Us
OF those ia the army, who may conspire
against the life of the nation" Does Ben
Butter refer 10 himself He is the only
officer in our army guilty of insubordina-
ton and had he belonged 10 any other
army, he would have been court marliaied
and sho, for his munnous harangue at
Lowell IN. Y Herald.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

ADAM was fond OF his jokes and when
he saw his sons and daughters marrying
one another. be drily remarked 10 Eve, that
if there had been 90 apple, there would
have been no pairing.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

gate yield of oil per day in all the oil re-
gions of the United States, is 900 barrels.
On mis-, in its crude slate, the average pro-
fit is about five dollars per barrel, 30 that
the net profit on all the crude petroleum
produced, is $50, 00o per day, or nearly
sil oo0. 900 PMsburs Dispatch.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

A sister of Gen. Grant died al the resi-
dsncs of her faiher in Covington, KY, last
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26
RICHMOND.

The three tremendous explosions before
daylight, on Monday morning, had prepared
every one for The evacuation of Richmond.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26
THE STAR OF THE NORTH
u PrBLrsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, By
W'M. II. JACOBK,

siiiu Cd Main st., Sd Square below Market.
TER RmS Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
tn advance II not paid I'LL the end OF !he
year, Three DolIars will be charged
No Subscriptions sken for sPeriod less
shan six months no discou,inuance permit
ssd until all arfsars2es are paid unless al
the option Of the editor
RATES OF ADVERTISIhG
One square, eight lines one lime, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, 20
One square, three months, %
f),e vs.r 10 90
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-15
POSTPONED SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ast Esaton


state osLouisiana--Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court--Nc. 200,
JoHs BrRD vs. Heirs Of GEORGE III. HEE0AAA.
DY virtue offs writ Of seizure and sale 70 me d.
ID rected, from the Honorable FIFTH Judicial
District Court Of the state and Parish afores&idY
| have seized and will expose to public sale, at
the Court House door, in the City OF Baton
Rouge on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY
next. A, D., 1885, at 10 o'clock M the following de.
scribed Rortgaged property, to-wit: ~
Six lots of ground situated in that part of the
city of Baton Rouge, laid out by the late Richard
DeyalL and designated on the plan thereof as
lots Nos six, seven, eight, nine, ten and elsyens
of square No. six. First lot, No. six, measures
sixty fest front on Florida street. by one hundred
and fifty feet in depth. Lots Nos. seven, eight,
nine, ten and eleven measures each sixty feat on
Main (now Charch) street, by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth, al French measure. Lots
NOS seven and elven forming the Southeast ana
Northeast corner Of said square No. six, together
with all and singular the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above numbered cause, together with interest
and cost. ga.g LIZ ~ ..sfs5Ex H.
Terms of sale--on credit of twelve months
the purchaser furnishing his bond with approved
security bearing eight per cent interest from the
day of sale until paid-mortgage retained on the
property sold until final payment Of the bond.
..tsEt..g3 . EDWARD C0USINARD,
;ulv4 Sheriff.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-15
State Of LouisIana-Pasish of East Baton

SLATE Of 10 nisIana-Pasish OF East Baton
kouse-Fith judicial District Court--No 1921
john BIRD G8' HENRlsr1A WILLIAMS.
DIX iFlRTUh Of Il writ OF seizure and SALE to me
IL hirect q, Ee"l Ihs Honorable the Judge of the
.utn ~a-A.t7t 8. .strIct Court, OF the Parish and
state aforesaid, have seized and will expose TO
public sale at the Court HOUSE door, in the city
of BATON Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of AUGUST next,
A. D., ls65 at I2 O'Clock, NJ, the following de-
scrioed mortgaged property, to-wit:
certain plantation, known as the Arlington
Plantation, containing twenty-five and half
arpents front the lssissippi river, by forty in
depth, having nine hundred and thirty superb
ciai arpents, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded above by lands
OF the succession Of Guy Duplantier.
Also another tract Of land IN said Parish, adj
joining the just described, On the lower line,
contsinipg six arpents front on the said river, by
forty in depth, bounded az stated by the tract
first boye described, and by lands of Phillip
Hisky, below, win the buildings and improve
nents thereon. 44.e s20 'tf FH-It.t.
Seized TO pay and satisfy writ issued upon q
twelve months bond together with interest and
cost u-@-. @..rrr. .sr 5.ast5t a H #
Terms Of sale, cash, without the benefit of ap-
praisement, in U. ). Treasury Notes.
.s..y lra. ED. GoUSINARD, u
! jniyi. Sheriff.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

The r. W. Grand Lodge of Louisiana, 1. 0. o. +.
meets semi. annually on the Fourth Tuesday in
January and July, in Grand Lodge Room, Odd
Fellows Hall, corner of Camp and Lafayette
streets, New Orleans. = ~
OFFICERS FOR THE PRESENT YEAR;
A: WALLACE HusrEE, of Templar Lodge, No. 10,
M. w. Grand Master Atist9 4u
GEoReE NusGEssER, of 6ernania Lodge, No. 20.
r. W. D. Grand Master. ''t
j. G. HlRpEs, of Washington Lodge, No. 3, r. W.
Grand Warden. rs
HEsaY Braa, of Hope Lodge, No. IA, R. W..
Grand Secretary. gssas.s fsl5l5.5z - I'D E..E -.
N. W. wooIvERToN, of Union Lodge, Ne. 8, r.
W. Grand Treasurer. 40 1881
P. G. M. L. HOMES, and P. g. r.. L. Y. Tower
Representatives to the +. w. Grand Lodge, uni
ted States. saE-i G Et a taE
J. G. DUNLAP, of Howard Lodge, No. 10, Il. W.
Grand Chaplain. "' "@ .TFt ~
G. N MoRrsos, of Commercial Lodge, No. ~,
Z. w. Grand Marshal.
r. KonNaEairz, Of Independence Lodge, No. %,
Il. w. Grand Conductor. Il go. -. 49,.
A. THOMSON, Of Union Lodge, No. q, r, W. Grand
Guardian. tH-a ..a III Z
JOHN FnASkyoEp, of Crescent Lodge. No. ., B..
W. GraRd Herald. I's.t
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS,
A. II. YEsHr of Covenant Lodge, No. IL, District
No. Q, comprising Wa hington Lodge, No. 3, and
Covenant lodge, No. II.
JOINS ID. WALKER, OF Pacific Lodge, No SO, Dis
trict No ., comprising Jefferson Lodge, 80. 8,
and Pacific Lodge, No. 30.
J. G. CHAERoTrE, of De Soto Lodge, No. Z, Dis
trict No 7, comprising De Soto Lodge, No.
JACOB r. HURT, OF Hermann Lodge, No. 80,
District No. Is, comprising Tsutonia Lodge, Ne.
10, Independence Lodge, No Is, Germania Lodge
No. 80, and HelYetia Lodge, No. A.
All communications 10 the r. W. Grand Master
or Grand Secretary should be forwarded to tbs
Office of Grand Secretary, in Odd Fellows Hall.
7TH HENRY BIER.
Grand Secretary,