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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
ETAT he La LOUISIANA, is
PAROSsE d0UEsr BArOV R0ngE

ClNeciEAE DISTRICT JuDiclAlRE.
John 2. nellipgham, W. James C. and E.
D. Woods. No. 1797. e4 III,
EN- VERTU dun ordra de saisie / moi
addr-sse dams ratf.ire ci-dessus, ed date
du Is mai 1866. par IL cour do cin9uieme
district, dams ct pour Ia paroisss et stat
susdite. il sera off.rt eli tents public al
plus o%ffrant ct dernier encherisseur. ia
hsisop de cohr de cette p.roisse.
SAMEDl, lie tue jour de Juliet, 1866 !
n IL beures d. m, to!it lev droits, titrr3
ct iuterets DIES defendants, james 6. et b.
D.rWoods, dams Ia propriets suivantr;
savoire: 81 s-4t fl,ast aaG
un CERTAIN MURCEAU de tr,re 81.
tue en- cette paroisse ct et.blis comtne
habitation shcreiere; qustre al.
pens de face au t1euve Mississippi, avec
une %prsfondenr de qnaraute arpeps, etsnt
borne en- haut par tefres .ppa, tent ,j.dis
a Jerome Hebert ct en- has par L. terrs
appartenant enciennementsa Jean Doiron
ensemble avec les batisses ct anchors
lions qui s'y tronyebt, iSaisie pour payer
ct satisfaire IL dit ordte d~'executiou, avsc
les frais ct interets: II tniFHa.
Conditions de la veents-un credit dc
douze moisi pacqnerehrt fosr1lta Son OBJ.
legation avec bonnes secnrit4 personnel,
portant interet . hut pott c5ht pdt ans
de date j1squ'au parfait ppskiiA6is;tt, 6}p9.
theque retenue sur h br6pt1iGGtss atspda
jusqu'an paiment pleip' 81 k1illee,l',e r.
wi. WHITE sh'd.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
ETAT De La LOUISIANA.
P4ROISSE d'OJEST B1TOT ROUGE.

LlHt III Lh LIZ II.
P4ROISSE dOUEST BATOT ROUGE
CISoUlEi,E district JUpICAlRE.
ValentIn Trahan, tuteur ct ais vs.. Andrew
q. Woods. No. 1914.
EN- VERTT dun writ de fieri fanns ad.
dresse au Sheriff de la paroisse d'Oues,
Baton Rouge, dams lie process ci-dessus in
thule, EN- date du vingt-six mai a. d. 1866,
de Honorable la cour du cinquieme dis
trict judiciaire. daus ct pour la paroisse
ct Petat susdit, J'ai saisie ct Iexposerai en-
vente publique, au dernier ct plus offrant
encherrisseur, Ell face de la maison de
cour de cette paroisse,
SAMEDI, le septieme jour de Juliet 1866,
9 II heures a. M, les proprietes hpyothe-
quees ct ci-apres decrites, savoir:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU de TERRE
etant lie portion Quest du quart nord-
Quest de Ia section vingt ct I'm ely en-
township six 80 range onze (ll) est, con-
tenant %soixante acres, ct situe en- cette
paroisse.
UN AUTRE moroccan de terre etant
le quart sud-est de la section vingt ct un
(2l) en- township six (6) de range onze
(ll) est, situe aussi en- cette paroisse.
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire le mon
tant du Judgement, DIES i~nterets ct frais
dams le process ci-dsssus.
Conditions de la vente-Compant avec
benefce d%'inventaire.
je2 w. DURABLE, Jr., Dep. Shift.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA. =
Parish Of West BATON nn-s,

STATE Of LOUISIANA. faos
Parish Of West Bato1 Rouse.
FIFTH JUDICIAL brs1sucr
ALOHA Leveque, wife, VI. joseph Alh.A
Landry. husband, No. 1881.
BY VIRTUE of . writ Of 4. t.. dir.e4.
ed to the Sheriff of said Parish az d,t.
May 25th, A. D. 1856 from the Hon. e.
Fifth District Court in aud ffbr aid Pa.
ish aud State, l have seized Ind YIN =.
pose at public anction to the lalf ~
highest bidder on the premisa ii ri.
Parish on,
SATURDAY, the lib d.y 81 july
uext, A. D. 1866, al IL O'Clock : ~.
following property to wit g
A CERTAIN TRACT Of land a;tuatad
in this Parish measuring half III atpept
front to the Mississippi river, lbounda1
above BY lands of v. Dubrocs, Below s.
those of A. H. Barrow. and ia The rear
by those of J. V. Durable, together viii
all the buildings and improvefh1entr there.
on. Also six heads of horned cxttlee
two horses, one lot Of household fnrA;'
ture. FTKL.r 10 TF~
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ 81
execution in the above numbered and
entitled suit, together with INTEREST," and
costs. ".2al e fasi71f
Terms Of sa1e-CASH q ~4iias7l
mayed p. o. DOPUY.
sa e'lp DpyS6G.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. -.
Bazelide Leveque, wife, VS.. J. Auguste
Leveque, husband, No. 1882. %
Louis Lsveque, ais. vs.. J.. Auguste i
Leveque, ST., No. 1887.
BY VIRTUE Of two writs of Fl. fa., ia.
sued, and directed to the Sheriff of the
Parish OF West Baton Rouge from the
Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court of
the Parish and State aforesaid, | have
seized and will expose to public sale, to
the last and highest bidder on the planta.
ton OF J.. Auguste Leveque, about nine
miles below the Court House of this Par
ish on,
SATURDAY, the 7th day of July, =
A. D. 1856, at II o'clock q. N, of said
day. the following described property to
wit:
LIST. A CERTAIN TRACT Of land or
plantation situated in this Parish. meas.
uring eleven and q half arpents front to
the river Mississippi, and a certain tract
land or lot belonging to George Gilt.
ton, bounded above BY lands of Isidore
Da'gle and Marcelin Templet, below by
those of j. Landry & Co., and in the
rear by lands of Mrs. Joe Schlater. con-
tanning about eight hundred and twenty.
superficial arpents more or less.
I'd. ANOTHER TRACT of land also
situated in this Parish, bounded north
by lands OF Isidore Daigle and widow
Amede Bujol, East by lands Of James
Philip, widow Joe Schlatsr and William
White, South by.Joseph schlater and Vest
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STATE OF Louisiana rilsdsss
PARISH or WEST B4Tbr R0U0E
@ FIFTH JuD1c1AI DDisffiilcr. sies '..a
John P. Dillingham; vs.. &c. and Ed.
- - 80 Wooda q M 1f0f o@I1,aNo "

Woods. No. 1871.
BY VIRTUE Of an ooredsr. Of seiss,uiss
and sale to me directed 10 the above titled
and numbered suit. of date the l5th,.day
Of May, 1855, from tie Fifth District
Csurt. in and for said parish ~ seaaa,
will be offered for sale at public aucttea,
to the last and highest biddsrisib ffoot q
the Court House inethis' parish o. 4
SATURDAY, the 7th day Or July 1850.
at II o'clock .. NJ, all the right, tile md
interest Of the defendants james, @. and
E. D. Woods, ID and 10 the following d.,
cribed property, to wit I
A CERTAIN TRACT Of land jeeteb-,
lished as a sugar plantation, situsted 81
said parish Of West Baton Rouge, meas..
uriDg four arpents front to the Mics
issippi river, BY q depth Of forty arpeps,
being bounded above BY lands nov soe
heretofore belonging u jerome Hebsrt,
and below by lands belonging formally
to Jean Doiron, together with the build
ings and improvements thereon and %.
purtenances thereto belonging. Seized
to pay and satisfy said writ issued y
the above suit, together with interests
and costs.
Terms Of sale-on . credit Of twelve
months, the purchases to furnish III bped
With good personal security, bsasieg 10
terest at the rate Of, eight per sosot.pH
annum, from date until paid, With 1hkdet-
gage retained upon the land until full
and final payment, wv. WH1TE.
iune2d Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Par0tsse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
CINQIEME DIsTICr JUDlCAIRE.

CINVlEAE DISJICT JUDlCAIRE.
John Hill, pour Mention, No. 1891.
An Dom ct par l'autorite de pEtat de la
Louisiane.
ATTENDU, qu'en vertu dun ordre de
saisie ct vente, de Ia Cour du Cinquieme
District, pour Ia paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge ct Etat susdite, en- date du 30
Decsnbre 1865, par pHonorable JUICE Reu-
Din J.: Posey, de Ia dite Cour, lancee
dams Padaire de Hiram J. e. James H.
Grover, VS.. Madame Mary Barrow ct
Alexandra Barrow, No. 1898 du docket
dc IL dite Cour, William White Sherif
de 10 dite paroise,i par vente public en-
date du 8 Fevrier 1866 a vendu a John
Hill, etant lie dernier ct plus haut ~encller.
r!sseur. pour Ia somme de viugt mile
<$5o,OoO) piastres compliant, Ia propriete
sulvante, SAVIOR
10 UN CERTAIN moroccan de terre
situe dams cette psroisse, mesurant onze
(ll) arpents de face an feuve Mississ.
'pp', plus GU moius, ]ignes divergentes,
ensemble avec Ia double concession du
dit moroccan de terre, c~ontenant cinq cent
c'nquante arpents de super6cie, plus on
MONS, les deux moroccan contenant en-.
semble, mile soixante-dix arpents de ST.
Perhc'e plus on moins. La concession de
devant bornee en- baut par un moroccan
dc terre ciapres decrit ct en- has par un
Petit moroccan appartenant q lui ct a la
Paro'sse d'Ouest Baton Rouge ct connue
etdesignie CONNIE Enders Tract ct Ia
double concession borne en- haut par
tefre appartenant q Celestin Serret en-
has par oelles de John A. Dougherty.
70 ON AU7RE morrean de terre
aussi eitue dams cette dams cette paroisse
2o'gnant immediatement en- haut, nomme
10 Erancpre tract, mesurant quatre ar
penis dc face Az feuve Mississippi avec
10 %profondeur de quarante arpens, plus GU
MONS, entire lignes parallel, borne en- haut
par terres de Lafton tract, ci-apres de.
critic, ct en- baa pat le moroccan premiere
ment decrit ci-dessus.
90 W AUTRE moroccan de terre
aussi situe dams cette paroisse audessus
ct joignant lie dernier moroccan ci-dessus
decrit. appele le La6ton tract, mesurant
trois arpents de face au feuve Mississ-
ippi avec Ia profondeut ordinaire de qua
rsnte arpents, plus on moins, borne en-
haut par terres de Dr.. IA Landryet en-
ba' par le Grandpre tract, on le dernier
moroccan decrit avec tous les ameliorations
qul s,y ~trouvent sur les dts moroccan de
terres. 1T attendu que le dit John Hill
sfa't application = cette Cour pour une
mention n~otiiiant, GU dormant avis a
!oute: per:onnes que celia peut ~concerner
oavolr produire leur raisons d'ici q
!rente jourps dc 4 Il premiere publication
oes P~resentes, pourquoi Ia dite veute ne
'eta, Pas confrme ct hotnologue.
aleanfenaet ~ nom ct par rautotits de
Ebtst deis Louisisue, moi, 0ctsve N. Le-
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, @
.Paroisss d'Odest Baton Rouse,
s1x1EME DISTRICT JuD1cfA1RE.
Adonis Thibodeaux vs. Theodore Daiole
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Au0nls In1b0deauX 70. Theodore Daiole.
7ns1 DIS sgs No.l728. s4 p"
EN- VERTU dun ordre de Teri facias
addresse au Sheriff de Ia paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, par Honorable IL cour du
cinquieme district judiciaire, dams ct pour
e .psroisse ct etat susdite, dams Pafaire
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n u; r'e 8fsS cytattg g., ,""ao ..''
@ LENTz & APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 328 Thfrdtstreet, North Side,
i4l -of iuIllfp DkyTo,g ONO. lnl ru l4


IN SMALL, FARM, 80 ACRES; GOOD
ta3ck House and we'll improved six miles nom
Dayton. adjoining Liberty 7. q 500. ilfi u
fine residence, Bk acres wcu improved,
within ufie mile " dayton a. 300 y WI
- A fIgmg house and ~ acres on Greeneastle
arm % ieO hcres, on Hear Creek, good land
k'fafni OF % adtcs. two miles north o. philips
burgy cheap 20 LOO. tii nnI.HI H
ilpc brick on Jones street g. 500. ...
line hodse and lot on East 1hirVl street n WO.
Three houses and lots ON Fourth streettQr faa09
S2HOO, and ~ each an cheap.
A. hne lfeadence IN yellow Springs, wen I'M
: < good 'hodse and lot, well improved o. long
strutitrft2UAf Il. t..Uf.. .nI ..TIU e.I.HHft. 1
farm, miles from Dayton, Of i5O acres well
improved, on Eaton Pike; cheap for ti7OO
= iarm OF l5t acrrs, mile east Of Union. on tne
Old Ir9y reaa, wei imPrpyed, and the bqst qualify
A farm ofis3 ncIts well improved. b miles south
west of CoYlngtOn, ohio, the best land, for $40 per
FLAX nletory occupied by Mossrs Davis \ Co.,
With mdchihery, aud acres Of land.
A fafm uf 100 acres, mile north Of Browns sta.
ti1ni ON Western r r., on Twin Creek, well i'm
A farm OF % acres On Groenylle II. RI --$2.2t0i
a iarm OF % acres, good Improvements, at
Browns Station on Western RR.--f8@O
a farm Of 70 cores ON Germantown Pike miles
frpm Dayton 5000
a number of houses and lots in different parts Of
the city, Al will be sold cheap.
feh1-u % IEN'iL 4 APPLEGATE. n. Il. A.
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JAMES r. DONALDSON,
AUGTIOBEER \ REAL ESRATE AGBBT
! No. 10 lIttin s.. Upper RoOn.


~ A. N.Hl-
80 ,,,,,,- f..,,,, i,o,., ,,,,t L.. ~, a. p,...
tet ,,, e % nV"se l aho i0s i ~ ~
Wood hoIss, wei @gd eistera. PTies 2ooS =, u
M Frst street.. bas siS soon,s GOOD we'll Anil "a
torn. int N reei f,,, h,, o gS Jas, rrvit of an
n ioI g iees S is9ht ny w leet ueepi iru'o oi All
4 double .frsS,ne bonse and lot on West Fourth
street Nos 10 ana sl. parb bn,,rtn,ent bas si,,
rnnns ,ood Will INA ris,,s, ara ,,nJ sbe,s H.,
t0fst ,,,t X . IN ,;tii MI iit ~ IS,ic "a m wv
fsfh Of i5s acres of land 81, the Ijes YER Cteek
,,,r,,,tta sa,,,,' ,,iias ea,, I,,,.,,, t,,,,',,
mapts afe t,s,ne bouse ~ stx rasows larg i,nt
ha,r oa,,l ,,9a a. ss,, :, J, y, soi w 9,,tt. "a
acres eicnred IA ance In ,ood tImbeS ms farm
viii be sold cheap IL applied for early I'll
miles from naytbni neaE the Woir crs,T nihS
~ srs', ,,r no h,,s Ia u L.
anoIa o,SssY II ~ di T,i, ~ i - S,, ~
ehhrG; % acres Of cleared land, 50 ofw6iSSIs rich
d tete n y;I III ~ Sai y an, 10, .,,
payments. nc 'O'' '"' " IL w '''' 'O" W." O'' ''
efr,s Hrii,,a ,,nl h,t t,ots In th. ty y'',S -
nayfoy vyst nj ~, MI y, ri u na6 $780,
Price"S1 100 ''' ''0''''" "'''' p" -
K few nice lots on rarr, street prica- sOso
pavment nnc. .c,vrth nasb S'''''' ii''' S-'V
I'M III S f,I bs,o N, .', ,c ,,t fe h
@ N sN iPnSYt M IN isTi hn ~ gna OF
rhre is III y,s,t m, h. nf a scrt ~ Isnd tlbc
house. and ten .pin alley. No better properly can
DC b oS ss a. an af Isn So Ues tim
town of LibeIty. 8E miles ifom Dayion' 4S acres
beayiIv tibaraa i'',l C,,jt iTbj" is ~ nice ince
and q ba Sid ebeop nnd on casv terms paw
~, -, 80 ,S,,,' ba,,sa an, Int oa
East Richnrd street. h9s Gynr rno,ns ynnd stabin
t|1 tnoli h3ts, iln,i tIfn mis- fs' IN rrliTci
neN improyerent and wiz be s6ll al n .bar,rai,i
IN at,,,ii..,d fn, so,,,, ' ~ ~ ~ -" ~" e''''
nnat t'oss"or svo ,rar,o borso a,d Ia, M ,So
Enht FiStt "t, aet' has sIY rnoTos ',aoJ nnorchce
T,uo ~ stcr Nm NM Ii,It IN in y 100 tJydst S
ond street; has eleven rooms 1rod Stable an,, wood
honse mis- rs one of tho hest locations in Davton
n,,G - "A, ~, ~ sdi,t n WI. Z : nSo w. N' az 'o'
nrat h,icL t,,,, -, 4 ,,a,iir bo,,so No "a.
~ n t,.,r ran,sss ~ H3, - 80 ~
i rng ,g paoS ,s 20 p pnYe, i lSc }ouVO
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HOOFEANO,s GERMAN BIrTERs
viii cure every case OF
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From Rev. ID. Meirigc Pastor of the Passyunk
Church Philadelphia

From Rev. ID. Meirigc Pastor of the Passyunk
church, Philadelphia. |...
From the mahy respectable recommendations
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From Rev. WIN. Smith, formerly Pastor of the
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From Rev, j. Newton BroMn, ID. d.. Editor OF the
Encyclopedia of Roligous kn0wledge and Chris.

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From Rev. W n Seigfried, Pastor of Twelfth
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rom the Rev Thos. .; Winter D. p, Pastor of

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Roxborongh Baptist Church
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nRwARk OF cor SIl.RFlE5Irs.

BRwAFE OF COT SIERFRITs. i.IH.
see that the signature of "C. NJ JACKSON is on
the wrapper Of each pottle'
should your nearest druggist not have tho arti-
"lc Il" not lie put on'by any of the intoNicati
preparations that may Ne offered in it, piace hui
send IN rs and We will forward See. rely hacked
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PRINCIPAL oFFIon AND MANuFACToRY,
No. B3i Arch SI.s phBIade u hIa PA
JONES & EVANS, ~. -
lSacosssors 10 e. ~ J4OESOB6 co., Ht
lruI lob ..ai.i PRoPRIEToRs,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In every town
IN the United states decs6 3mwdSeaww
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

That this Btters is not Aleholic, contains no Rum
or Whisky and cannot make Drunkards but Is the
Best Tome in the World
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-09

In every case send the name and Post Office
address OF each seperate subscriber ''' -,
Money by draft. p. q. order, express, or In
registered letters. may be sent at our risk.
All communications should be addressed to-
WIGGiNS. BRADFORD q co.,
No. 1888 Dearborn street. Chacagos lllinos.
Post office Drawer 1913. s..,I,.-st a.
The proprietors will donate TO the Lincoln d
Douglass Monument Fund 81 900 there will be
500 10 reserved from the person drawing the $50
QUO prize for the same purpose.
RKrEREScEs. Hon NJ IS Wilkinson, ex-Sena-
tor Of Mimi: Hon q V. lawrence Penn: w Mont.
gomery ex.N Of Pa, Nal D Mace ex.M OF Ind;
Hon I.aycock OF Kansss; w I.eaingwell, Iowa :;
Jos Knox, Chicago; & u Smith. Mimi; Jsc. For.
syth. agent NJ s Il r, Chicago; N Kronberg 4 Co
importers Of watches Chicago Mansel White d,
Co. New Qrleapr, La. - t.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-09

Pr VERMONT, | IN Probate Court hold
.E DISTRICT. IS. en- at johnson within
bald district on the 30th day of April,
E6.
t,rument, purporting to be the last will
lament of Michael Bundy, late Of Hyde
bald district, deceased. being presented
s. Noyes. the executor therein named
y.
"a 1t is ordered by said court,
erons concerned therein be notified to
a session of said court to be holden at
Ute Office in johnson. on the 2lst day
A. d. 1866. and show cause. II any
have, against the Probate of said Will;
b purpose 1t is further ordered that q
the record of this order be published
eks successfully in the Lamoille News
printed at Hyde Park, previous to said
ointed for hearing.
trus copy Of record, Attest,
j. /. GLEED. Register.