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New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

J. Auo's HHxRrxAx Secretary.
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News BY Telegraph and MAS,


Miss Nancy Knowles has recovered. at
Garfield, Ohio, q verdict of S2,i7j against
". Cook. for breach of promise.
Rev. Daniel S. Iumsdep one of the Fc-
nian prisoners now on trial IN Canada. Is
well known in Hartford, where he gradu
atcd at Trinity College in 1871. lie was
soon afttr Ordained as an Episcopal minis
ter. aud for several years was settled in
New Hartford
Sanford Conoycr alias Chas. a. Duncan.
who was implicated in the recent conspir-
acy 10 convict Ieil. Davis of bciug an aC-
compiled ia the assassination of President
Lincoln, by means OF suJorned witnesses.
was arrested in New York, Yesterday aud
taken to Washington. lie will be rather an
unpleasant visitortO certain parties in that
city, we opine.
The late storm which swept over the
Bahamas and was 50 terribly destructive,
was dreadful on Turks Island. The salt
pond aud twelve hundred thousand bushels
Of salt were destroyed. Over three thou-
sand persons at Grand Coy were left house
less, and the Presidents house, school house,
markets. armory and Jail were all demol-
iShed. Three American and thirteen for
lost. The loss of life among the inhabitants
is InknoWn, but it is thought to be very.
great
\ Ncw Yorl, dispatch says: "George
Alison. lamp trimmer in the navy. has re-
Gently fallen heir to S3OO.0O0 and Tlunga-
rian little of nobility. llc is n resident of
this city,
Napoleon has advised the Empress Car
lotta that she had better tell the Emperor
MaNimililu to ccdc two Of his provinces to
! the United States i'm order Ia consolidate
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X cfy, on thc Othcr SIDE.

Wore President JouNsON, this very day,
TO pursue the Ike policy toward Radical
newspaper. that made ctofnally Infamous
taNcoiN's admipistwtion, ip IT,, inicritr-
chcc With some iva hundred Democratic
iournpls. in dindrcbt scttions of the c0nn-
try-silenciussomo supptessng SOME de-
stroying many--but very few of thoac
miscbiefmaking. rcYolution-cNciting trail
torous sheets would be tolerated inal the
United States.
The So, Louis JiWcs ttathfully remarks
that "Hrrc is scarcely % Radical paper in
thcwbolc country Chat did not gloat hyfr
the suppression Of Democratic newspapers.
by The tyrauts OF the late administration,
and that did NOT cNnlt at tho arrest and
imprisonment OF Democratic editors. lit
were right to cNcrcisc power thcn. Cor the
suppression Of free discussion, SC can notbc
wrong now 70 suppress the treasonablc
| teachings OF the Radical Press
| but We counsel no such unwarmntcd
ltymuny Let them live, On dle, as may bc
! their wont. "Frcc5am ~ Speech aad qf M,
Press" Is principle born with the Demo
cratic party, projected. strengthened ana
\ maintained by that party, as long as th,
people wec true "a themselves aud the
country welfare, by keeping hatparty Ia
power Its the history OF tue opposition
to the Democracy, under Wmtcver cogno-
men it existed, from JoHN ADAMS down to
i IiNC0IN to have been the enemy Of Jhi'
cardinal principle, thk very pfc-elemcnt q
a sound Republican form olGoycrnment
The history of the Government has fur
nished two eras Of ,cdyue upon this prin
ciple under the 'Sedition law of the elder
ADAMS, aud the military despotism proco
durcs of lINCoLS The Democracy con
signed to the iufamy-niche the history o
the former and it sounded the death-knel
and will write the obituary of the latter
No! Let the triitorous sheets Of Radical
ism be undisturbed. They are essential t,
Il wholesome and hcalthfhl rccuperation o
thcpublic mind. aitcr being AFFLICTED by =,
long period OF political peStilence. lie
them alone
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Tic Real ltndieoI Desirn.

Until the campaign was about closed in
Ohio aud Pennsylvania, the Radical lead
ers gave currency TO the idea that All that
was in the way of II complete restoration
of the southern States to their original po-
sitons in the Union, was their refusal to
adopt the Constitutional Amendment. of
late, in the New England States, where the
elections are still pending, "other coRdi-
tioHs" as they term them, are now set up
to be eXacted one, impartial HniUerSaI sur
frdge. This is insisted on now, but only
by the more moderate; for WENpELL PHu-
LIPS, ut the head Of influential extremists,
is boldly avowing. for his controlling wing
OF the party, hostility to the return of those
States on any cORditioRsl
In this connection writer in the Anti
Sidpery STANDARD of last week proposed to
exchange universal amnesty for impartial
suffrage, aud asked WENDELL PHILLIPS to
accedc to the proposition. To this PmL-
LIPS replies that he has no objection TO the
proposition per Sc, but says he is opposed
to recognizing the Southern States as States
mt all. Upon this the New York Times
says:
I'VE deem it not at all improbable that
the Southern States may assent to- even IL
they do not themselves propose, the admis-
sion of cOlored men TO the righl of sui-
frage upon some terms of qualification
such, for example, rs are now prescribed
by the Constitution of the State of New
York. As we have more than once pointed
out. all their mterests will lead them III
that direction Whenever that shall hap,
pen we venture to predict that Il party wil
be developed in New England opposed Il
the re- admission of the Southern state
into the Union at all. There is already a
very strong conviction within those SIS
compact and ambitious little common
wealths, that the Union can be better gov.
erned, and will be really more homogene.
Gus and better adapted to their purpose
without the South than with it,
The plain OF this is, that all the vitality
of New England is derived from the man.
ner in which the TARIFF LAWS are framed
and administered. Those six ambitious
little commonwealths,n as the Radical
Times lets itout know full well that The
interests of the Southern States are identi,
cal with those of the great Northwest, il
opposing the Protective and Pr0hibitiv'
policy of YankeedOm, and, that TO let then
in, such a policy win be changed, and t.
keep them out il will be maintained. Thii
is the cat in tue meal-tub.
There are now confined in the Illinois
penitentiary, at Joliet, nearly eleven hun
dred eonyiets. The number has increased
rapidly of late. .i, 81
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The Beast" as he progresses toward inc
farther west In his stunning percgrina-
'a''''' 49,. ",9 lai, r,orc irtensitied in
,''''', '.,,.,,,,,.s,,s ,,,sio,s ana threaten,
- -. ,o,,,,r ,roti,civ mild when
.,,...a, ,,,o ,,,on, bv Jeyrces. az he
I'''''r ..i Nt,,I,t,,s, ona Wisconsiu
...,,n ta roschcd milwaukee,. when his
- "o,', 'ro.o,yo,r ,ncanable of sustaining
a. ,,na..,,r, tono,er ar o,rtber. exploded az
c,n.c,1 r,,o W. onote very briefly from
49,. .a,,,..,.,l s,,o,cl, NOT to criobtpn o,,r
"'' a.
people hereapoUts' anu "ii'V '''V'' " ""
cellars aud attics and caYerns for hdlug
n,,cns from sueh a terrible man-cater--
,.a, s,,o1, /, sno.ir,e, oC ,yar-Iiterotnre
'h'' SUI" ~
may not be lost to PRINT. Qu"lN lu'S h'I'e
Radical apostle:
.. shall tb;s coynty,, Dc rerogsfrprfpd and
,,o,,ar ho @,iven hack IN tho.e rebels until
-. ono 81 ,hc graves or otir hurried cou,-
radcs nm every mountain ton aud on every
biilside in every valley and every plain In
- S,,,,,h shc,,td he o. sacred tiutlpr the
snd where ,ye laid them. ms when we laid
tLcu, to slee,, nt homo. fApplause.1
.SsboIi 90 aIlo,v tbis matter 10 be settled
men Nrtbo,.n ;nsfjf,,ffo,,s Norfbert liberty
mill NortLeru ideas and Nyrtheys cduca-
,ion sb,lI he allowed and permitted at tile
South :"
1t might he regarded rs punishment
terrible cnouoh 10 intllct on the South. TO
-, 49,, a, r., N,or,to.,, IN,
'orce upon unc"' "'i li''N' ~ ''''
ries--cSpecially ''nortliern ideas and'norIli-
crn edacation-but then to tight itinto them
,o .5,,,, IL i,tc tbpu, will, X,,JIets AGAINST
th'lr Od"'tS' Is even ii'ore l''''D'e ln''"'i'!
inliction which they yet have had 60 sur
fert Ucor him ON This poiut.
awe are RIGHT and ARE WE NOT no FIGHT
Ir OUT IN ANY FIELD OR IL ANY FORM rnEY
choose lNrleS ol ,geS, ycs, yes. ~
tn,r~ If tbrv liLc bniicfs better tban tLe
Uallot. we know how-to send them. Cries
of that's so,' Eyes, yes and applause)
oIer tnel1 ile pallol-ppN Nv, IN, 70 S,',j1 ,Iy
,j,Lt ,os are rea5g
TO this, then, the issues is narrowed.
Shall those who have sought To petray the
dp,J a,e ,'S w ,,,'1 ro;ro ~
~, ,y,.jn,,s f,J,,r@S shall tLn victories of
90 y'"''v"' y"'"t' '""'' ~ "
the war be thrown away ana sacrllced Tor
personal ambition and personal scliishness! !
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sHERIEFs SALE.

JOSEPH Astermcyer rs Bonilacius Kpck
JN ubeditnce to the command Of nn order oi
sale issuedin the above cas,, and TO me directed
viii oler nj public sale at the door of the luurt
House, In the city of Dayton. on
Tharsddy Norem5er 20 1866
At two O'Clock, y. NJ the following described prop
urty tV'Witi situate In The county OF Montgomery.
and state of Ohio, and In the city &C Dayton. aud
known aud described as follows. tO-Nit:
Lot numbered two Thousand six hundred and
thlty ythrcc. t.Gl3l of the revised numbers of the
plat of the citv OF Dayton The above property has
been appraised at twelve hundred dollars (Sl2Oj
aud cannot Sell for less than two-thirs of the ap-
praised value. On the tot there Is a good frame
house, aud good stable aud other out-buildmgs
o. q. II. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
j. H. 10 AdGOrT
W SCinLH AMER, Att'ys ocaGFts
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MEnlCAL NOrICE.

Dr. u. cor a. may bc consulted as rollawsi
In DAYTON attho Phillips House on Fridays,
sept. II; oct 10; Noy 90; ice %; Feb 1: March
8; April ~; May tT.Juncp1
IN TIiol ~ the Morris House, on saturdays
Sept. Is; oct 20; Nov. u; Dee 90; Feb . March
81 April IS: May rs; Ilfnc -
In NENlA ~ the Depot Eating House on Thurs
days, sept. "; oct 49, NOV. ~; Dec "a, Jan ~
March April II May 10; Iune 20
In SPRlNGFIEl,D nt tile Willis House on
Thursday sept. s0i Oct 90, Noy ~: Jan o ; Feb
Z, March u; Aprl i8 May 81; june 21
br. CONE has hat Offices In each Of The above
places, That he lls regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as nc has treated and cured many
Patients, ln each of the above places he can give
the best Of rcictruCvS m each place as to his skill.
DR. CDNE Treats and Cures an varieties of
Chronic diseases including those OF the Bye and
Ear. makes no charge ior consultations but il
thosr who cons ut him desitctrtltmu he charges
cash lOt his Medicines.
Medicines that viii last patieHtf from four to six
month"; cost from Five to 1hirt! dollars, in Cash
Address Or. ". CONE
COLUMBUS, ONO.
oc2O.dIy
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Removal.

MEFF BENNETT, Manufacturer and Whole.
~ sale and Retail dealers IN stoves, Hollow.
ware, Nc, have removed their Salesrooni from gln
Ihird street, to the rooms formerly occupied Nv
Brown irwin on the corner of First street and
the Canal where they viii be pleased TO sec their
Cooking and Heating stoves
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THE eo-paftnership heretofore existing under
Il the style and hfm name of Nef Bennet a 90
was dissolve on the 10Th inst, Men n Bennet bav
ing purchased the interest Of Mr. Eeis Either
partnerwtl use the name of the firm in Iionida.
bon. m HENRY NEFF
rt MILTON BENNETT
jylIdawtt MARCUS EELIS
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VAN AUSD L, HRMAN & co.
Wholesale ami Retail
NOTICE.

Jane g.. liauke, Plaintiff, rs Martin r. IIanke
Defendant Petition for divorce and alimonV,
fENHE Defendant will take notice that on the 9gtb
i uay OF October, 1886, said Jane g. HauEo dlad
hef petition against him, In the Court of Common
iieas OF Montgomery county Ohio praving for n
terry ana gross neglect OF duty
An application win be made for a decree AT the
next tpecember) term OF said Court
JANEG HAuKE
W H. phLN ILLE' Atb y Tor flNintin. Sw6
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AdmImistrator's Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber has
~ beeu appointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate of William Chadwick deceased, late.
of h9ptgOmery County aRd ftate OF Ohio =
oel68w JOIN VIEWER, Jr.
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Special Caution.

special Caution.
n RS. NINSI.O W's SOGTHuING SYRUP
has become 50 popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. wmslow's.
Please take notice that THE MRS. wINsLow or
THE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
MIrH ANY OTHER tRTICIE ju2daw8m
MAKIE4AGE Ann CELABACY, an rs.
say of Warming and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means OF relief Sent free
OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Adtres- i,.
j sKlLLN HoUGHrOS, Howard Assoc
Philadelphia, Pa. a,tl
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appearing IN Court, he made propositions
to plaintiffs counsel, and there The case
was adjourned.
Counsel for planting ilouk aud Me8Ia-
bon. For defendant james H. Bnggmt
and John G.. C.Bageott.
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Meeting OF the Democratic slate
Central Committee.
ppfockArtc srArH CFs Cow ROOMS, Z
InlrNBrs. october l5 1854,

IULIMBI Z, VrIVnUI - I77l1
There will be a mccting.of the members
of the Democratic State Central Commlttec
and other leading Democrats on Thursday
November 3, nt eleven o'clock A.. NJ ut
the Committee Rooms 81 south lliRh
street, Columbus Ohio, Ami aitcndapce
Is requested.
InnN @. TnoMrsON. Chnirman.
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CAUTION.

These Pi0s should not he taken 5y fsmolqs anrsag
tho FIRST THREE MONTHS 0f FregNaResl az tteB
are sure 10 briag on Asearriige, ba ~ a'Ag oAer
time they are sofe.
Every woman knows that the bloom Of health
must fade, with the slightest irreguaftY or OBJ
structiOn OF the menses These Pills are truly the
Womans friend In her hour Of trihl hnd tlie only
sure positive and never falling cure and reeula
tor Suppression of nature, From whatever
SO milH that The feehlest can axe them with per
security yet so powerful n their edeCis, that
they may be safely called never falling Regu-
latOr fnts. a..I
In all eases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Iack and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
eXertiOn palpitatOn OF the Heart llysteros. Ant
Whites, thsso Pills will enec cure when al
other means have failed and although u powerfui
remedy, 10 not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
anything hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions Ia the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
SoLbB BY All DRUGGISTS g@k
sole General Agent for She United States and
Doinlnions, .H.rrta.r
JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlardt ST., New York
N. B.-Sl 90 and three cent postage stamp en-l
closed TO any authorized Agent will ensure bot
tie containing 30 Pills, by return mail securely
sealed iroM all observation. agl2iaNeowly
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rO mAnnIRD LADTEs

II is particularly suited II will. in a short time
bring on the monthly period of regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Govern
ment Stamp OF Great britain, 20 prevent coun-
teriets.
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pcost muller ON the Itanpage.

JonN G. TnoNrsoy, clalrman.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-30

situe ct etant en- cette paroisse dOues'
Baton Rouge. a quarante arpens du Aeuve
Mississippi, c%ultivee ct etablie CONNIE ha-
bitation sucriere ct mesurant huit arpena
de face We une profondeur de quarante
arpens, les lignes ouvrant de maniere q
bonner quatre cents arpeus de superfcie,
plus GU moins, borne en- haut par terres
appartenant au heritiers de Micajah
Barrow decedee, en- bas par celles de
VIM B. Robertson, en- avant par celles de
Conrad ct Chinn ct w. B. Robertson ct
arriere par terres de Allan ct Stevens ct
I. Allan ct frere, avec toutes les batisses
ct ameliorations, ustensils de frme appar-
tenant q la dite habitation.
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire lie mon
tant du jugement des interets ct frais
dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions dc la vente-Comptant
avec benifce d~inventaire.
J. V. DURABLE, Jr.,
H1n~h
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Eaton ROtise.

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Raymond Picard, ct ais vs.. st Luc Ri
card, No. 1913.
BY VIRTUE of q writ of Erie Facia,
directed to the sheriff Of the parish Of
West Baton Rouge, State of Louisiana,
in the above entitled and numbered cause
from the Hon the Fifth Judicial District
Court in and for said parish and State, of
date the 25th day Of May, A D 1866,
have seized and will expose at public
auction to the last and highest bidder at
the domicile of said defendant on Bayou
Poydrrs in this parish on,
SATURDAY, the 7th day Of July
next, A D 1866, at u o'clock m., Of
said day the following described proper.
ty, to-wit- -
One mule. five cows and calves. u
old Wagon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
OF judgement, interests and costs in the
above suit.
Terms of sale--CASH with benefit Of
appraisement. -
j. V. DURABLE, JR.
nnv Sh2T
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
F. J. Dasilva & Co., vs., Teophile AL
lain, & Bro, No. 1892.
BY VIRTUE of q writ of sezure aut
sale issued in the above entitled ano
numbered cause, directed to the Sheriff
Of the parish of West Baton Rouge
from the Hon. the Fifth District Cour,
setting in and for the parish of Wes1
Baton Rouge, State of Louisiana, of date
the 18th day of June A. D., 1866. | have
seized and will expose at public sale to
the last and highest bidder in front of
the Court House Of parish on,
SATURDAY, the 4th day of August
next, A. D., 1866, at IL o'clock a. M, of
aforesaid day, the hereinafter described
mortgaged property, to-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT of LAND STU
ated in the aforesaid parish of West
Baton Rouge at forty arpents from the
river Mississippi, established and cultivat-
ed as a sugar plantation and measuring
eight arpeuts front by forty in depth, the
side lines opening so as to give four hun
dred superficial arpents, more or less,
bounded above by lands belonging to the
teirs of Micajah Barrow decd, below by
those of William B. Robertson, in front
by those of Conrad & Chinn and those of
William B. Robertson, and back by those
Of Allen 4 Stevens and lands belonging
to themselves, together with all and
singular, the buildings fixtures and i'm
provements of every kind on and attach
to the above described plantation.
Seized to pay amount Of judgement
and costs in the above entitled
suit.
Terms of sale-CASH with the benefit
If appraisement.
j. V. DURABLE, Jr,
ESQ Clerk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-30
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

Pursuant to a public notice the newl,
elected members of the Police Jury as
sembled at the court house ON Monday
June 4th, 1866.
On motion of N. W. Pope, Mr.. Rapha.
ell Hebert was elected chairman pro tenn.
On motion Of Mr.. Pope the Chairman
pro TEN was authorized to appoint a
committee of two to examine the creden-
tlals OF the newly elected members where.
upon Messrs. J A. Bird and Judeon Doiron
we're appointed on said committee. The
committee after q short recess reported
the following members as duly elected
to represent the after named wards-viE /:
LIST ward, Hubert Hebert ; I'd ward. D.
A. Landry +; Sd ward, Judeon Doiron :4th
ward, Raphael Hebert ; 5th ward DR.. T
t. Vaughn ; 9th ward, N. W. Pope 18th
ward, J. A. Bird ; 9Th ward, Fergus AL
lain. ~-.-,.- ~
On motion the Jury proceeded to the
election Of officers. T. P. Vaughn nomi.
mated Hebert President, and j. A. Bird
nominated N. W. Pope, T. P. Vaughn and
Fergus Allan were appointed t%ellers. On
counting the votes it was found that Ra.
phael Hebert had received three votes
and N. w. Pope four, whreupon N. w.
Rope was declared duly elected President
OF the Police Jury for the ensuing wear.
On motion proceeded to the election of
Police Jury Clerk, ]: A. Bird nominated
d. J: Ayams and D. T. P. Vaughn fnomi-
mated A. D. Barrow. The same tellere
were appointed, on counting votes it was
found that ID. J. Hyams had received
votes and A. D. Barrow was de.
cl.red duly elected Police Jury Clerk.
d. N. Favrot was elected parish attor.l
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. 4
Paroisse d'Ouest.Baton Rouge
CINQ1EME D1srfcr JUD1cAIRE.

cINQ1EME DIsr1Cr JUDIcAIRE.
"A. Jackson Powell, vs.. Joseph s. VIII
liams, No. 1892.
EN- VERTU dun ordre de saisie e
vente addresse au Sheriff de la paroiss,
dOuest Baton Rouge dams le process CT
dessus numerote ct intitule, en- date d.
81 JUN, A. D., 1866, de Honorable Il
coqr du cinquieme district judiciaire
siegeant dams ct pour Ia paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, ct lEtat susdit j'ai saisie
ct Jexposerai en- vente public an, plus of
frant ct dernier encherrisseur en- face de
la maison de cour de cette paroisse,
SAMED1, lie 4eme jour d'Aout pro-
chain A. D.. 1866, a II heures a. M, lea
propriete hypotheque ci-apres describes
SAVIOR:
Ter. La Motto sud de Ia section quatre.
ire. vingt.seize en- township no sept, sud du
range No dix east, dams lie district de ter
re sud-est de Ia Louisiana, Quest du feuve
Mississippi, avec Perception ct Ia reserv-
alton dune certaine fraction du quart
sud.est de Ia dite section, Sc portant sur
lie cote sud du chemin de fer Grosse-Tete,
gu le dit Powell vendit alAntoine Monte
cino ct Victor Hernandez, le 16 avril
1857, par aotes pardevant John F. Ay-
raud Recorder de IL paroisse Ascension.
Cd. Toute Ia section No quatre.vingt-
dix-sept en- township No sept, sud de
range No. dix est, dams le meme district
&c terres, avec Perception ct Ia reserva-
ton de 10 portion est de Ia dits section
vendu par lie dit Powell aux dit Antoine
ct Victor Hernandez par actes
du l6 avril 1857, laquelle portion
plus oelle qui leurs q etc vendu dams le
quart sud-est de Ia section quatre.vingt-
seize, township No sept. de range dix est,
content deux cents arpens de supetf-
Gle.
Sine. Tohte Ia section quatre .vingt-dix.|
hnit, township sept, range dix est, dams
meme district de terre. tII,sJT
4me. LIE quart nord.ouest e~ntiere ct Ia
hottie sud, du quart nord-est, de Ia SEC
ion No Dix-huit en- township No. sept.
ange me est, dams lie meme district de
erres, les susdits moroccan de terre CON.
enant environ seize cents acres de su-
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire le mon.
ant du jugement des intetets ct frais
|ans le process ci-dessus.
Conditions de la vente-Comptant
vec benifce d%'inventaire.
J. V.DURALDE, Jr..
30 Clerk.
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The following hints are worthy con-
sideration
To preserve q rosy cheek Walk .
mile before breakfast.
To learn to be economical : Make
your bread. 41eFLla
To please your husband Always
greet him with q smile.
To look nest and tidy Do your "
work.
To learn to play on tho piano: Use
the ~washboard. "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-30

Editing q paper is a good deal like
making q fire. Everybody supposes he
a do it q little better than any bodyelse.
We have seen people doubt their fitness
for apple-peddling, ox-driving, and count
ing lath, but in all our experience We new
er yet with that individual who did not
thing lie could double the circulation Of
any paper in two months.