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aelisfellaneous.
I 866! PROSPECTUS
or
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1866.
1.-THE AG E.n

The oulv Democratic Daily journal ia Ph5ia-
pbia. .-Gre1t Tmprorement' and G,e2t i"atee-
rusafs Union, Restoration, a7a C0nSt1fU-
tioHGi LibertV
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The Raids and ROmances OF
MORGAN AND HIS MEN:
BY MRS SALLY ROCHESTER, FORD.
van Seei I'Orfr0H Of GeH. HOrGda,
Vol. PRO; 42j pages, Sl,75. complete histo
~ Of this daring officer, more thrilling
aud interesting than fiction
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-28

81 que Deu me soft en- aide" u
Ce serment est mperatif dater du 20 Mai 49,
65, ct sera rigoreusement impose. II est de plus
entendu que ceux qui Sc trouvent exclus des blen-
faits de ce serment d'amnestie par quelqu'une des
clauses d'exceptions contenues dams la proclama-
ton, ne seront pas admis voter moins dun
pardon speciale du President
L'election devra etre tenue, ct les retours dew
ront en- etre faits ains que lie requieront Ia oon-
stitution ct les lois ayant rapport
VIM WHITE, Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars 10 u, 1866.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-28
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'Ouest Baten Rouge,

CINQIEME DISTICT JUDICAIRE.
Dams ratfaire de Ia Succession de John Courtade
decedee. No. 657.
ATTENDU que Lewis A. Courtade fait ap
plic.tion au Grefier de Ia dite Cour pour Pad
ministration de la succession de feu son pere-
Avis est par ces preeentes donne que toute op
position 4 rappointment du dit Lewis A. Cour
tade CONNIE administrator susdid, devra etre
fate au bureau du Grefier dams les dix jours gu
suivront Ia premiere publication des presentes
ap2l ..-.. 0. NJ. LEBLANC, Greiher.
Bureau du Grefier, w. b. Rouge, avril 20, 1866
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proclaim A. D. 1866, a IL Il. N. les proprl'
etc hipotheque ct ci-apres descrite sa-
voir:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU u de ter
re situh en- cette paroisse ct deslgnee sur
une patente No 1863, dominec par, L J.
Segeir, Registeur du Bureau des terres
de laLousiane CONNIE Ia moitie Quest du
quart nordoust de section dixhuit des ter
res de bureau Internal improvements "
dams le district sudest des dites terres
(ouest du Mississippi) dams township No.
six sud du range No. onze est, contenant
quatre-vingt acres.
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire le mon.
tant du iugement, des interets ct frais
dams paffaire ci-dessus.
Conditions de la vente-COMPTAN7
avec benifice dinventaire.
J. v. DURABLE JR, Dp'y Shift.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Paradise d'Ouest BATON Rouge,
couR Do cIEQUIENE DISTRICT.
Pierre Grange vs. N. Hebert & Co.,
1ok0

COCR Do C1EQClEAH DiSIhICI.
Pierre Grange vs.. NJ. Hebert & Co.,
$50 ~ No. 1852.
EN- VERTU dune ordre de saisie ct vente ad-
dresse su Sheriff de ID dite paroisse ct Etat en-
date du 39me jour de Mars A. D. 1866, lhono-
rable Ia Cour du Cinquiemo District Judiciare.
dams ct pour Ia dte paroisse ct Etat susdite, jai
s.isie ct i'exposerai en- ventc public au plus Of
frant ct au dernier encherisseur a la maison de
Cour de cette paroisse,
sAMEDI, le 5eme jour de Mai proclaim, a. D.
1866, q. M, les propriete ciapres descrite sppar-
tenant an defendant NJ. Ilebert. Savoir:
UNCERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE sitae
en cette paroisse ct msusurant deuv arpents trois
quart de face plus on moins Ia riviere Mississ-
ippi svec une profondeur de vingt-trois arpents
plus on moins, borne en- haut ct en- errier par
iacquereur ct en- bas par celles de Balthazar Du-
puy, ensemble avec toute les batises ct ameliora-
tions qui s'y trouvent, droits, servitodes etc.
saisie pour payer ct satisfaire le dit ordre
d'execution.
MI Conditions de Ia vente-COMPTANT. .
DUPUY Dp'y Sh'f.
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3 ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, s1
Par0isss d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
sIxlExE DISTRICT JuDICIAIRE.
Raymond Ricard ". St. Luc Ricard No.
1853. .ss$zar 81
EN- TERTUE dun ordre de saisie
ct vente lance dams paffaire ci.dessus, de
PHouorabie la Coura du Cinquieme Dis
triet Jadicaire, dams ct pour IL pAroisse
ct pkat susdite, date he's Mars a. D.
1866, ct addresse au Sheriff de Ia paoisse
d'Ouest Baton Rouge !; jai saisie ct expo
serai en- vente public au plus offrapt ct au
dsrnier eucherissur, . ID naison de Cour
de cette paroisse, &g ~ .ss
SAAEDL u cinquiemc Jour de Mai
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge

es EIFTH DISTRICT COURT,
In matter Succession of John Courtade, decd.
No. 657.
WHEREAS Lewis A. Courtade has applied to
the Clerk Of said Court for the administration OF
his late fathers estate.
Notice is hereby given that all opposition to
the appointment Of said Lewis A Courtade as
Administrator aforesaid must be filed IN this Of
fee within ten days from the first publication
hereof. o. NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks Office, W. B. Rouge, April 20, A. D. 1866.
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~ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
parish Of west Baton Rouge.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. ,... a..
Raymond Ricard, vs. 81. Luc Ricard
No. 1858.

NO. 1000. '. fr FL
BY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and
sale ssued in the above numbered and
entitled cause, from the Hon. the Fifth
Judicial District Court, in and for the
parish and state Aforesaid, Of dsts March
28th \. d 1866, and directed to the Sher
if Of the parish of West Baton! Rouge
1have seized and will expose to public
auction to the last and highest bidder, in
front Of the Court House Of said parish
SATURDAY, the fifth day Of May
next A. D. 1866. at IL o'clock .. m. o.
said day, the following mortgaged prop
crty to wit: .'.
a CERTAIN. TRACT OF LAND
situated lying and being in this parish
and designated as per patent No. 1859, is
sued by l.. j. Sigur,. Register Of th'
Land Office of Louisiana as being tht
West half Of the Northwest quarter 0
section eighteen Of internal improvement
lands, in the Southeastern land Distric
West Of the Mississippi) in township
number six, South Of range number elev
en- East, containing eighty acres. 4 e7a
Seized to pay and satisfy the amour
Of judgement interests and costs in tn
above suit ,.eg sf. Il. ssl.a II .cra,..
Terms of sale CASH with benefit Q
appraisement.
J.V. DURALDE JR., Dp,y sh'f.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-02
The Philadelphia Convention.

It now seems certain that delegates from
nearly every State will be presen. at the
above convention which meets on the 14th
inst, and that a large number of said del
egates will be democrats. Perhaps it is
we'll that democrats should be there, but
we would have it republican affair let
them conduct Its movements, and if Sew
ard i Co., want 10 come into he demo>
cratic fold We have no objections provided
they openly and sincerely repent of their
past political sins. We believe with a
democratic cotemporary that this whole
movement was inspired by the scheming
brain Of Seward His letter indorsing the
infamous Helper Book, and the many
incidents connected with the history of his
famous ''little BELL" render him extremely
lious to all honest democrats. We hore
therefore, that they will let Seward, Ray
mond, Doolitte l. Co, fnancier the whole
thing
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-02
Riot fgl %eyv Orleans.

A terrible riot occurred in New Orleans
on Monday. The Convention OF 1864 on
call of Gov. Wells, assembled at the Ne
chanics' Institute building at l. o'clock
1t was at once surrounded by an immense
crowd of negroes wEo gathered there, and
many Of whom were admitted The police
Oh the contrary who went to preserve order
were excluded. y vast procession ofarm-
ed negroes also paraded the streets Insult
ing all they met. y fight speedily arose,
in which the negroes were vorsted. The
building was the bcsieged by the victorious
party and admission obtained. Severa'
members of the Convention were wounded
in the melee, and many of them wore fin
ally arrested At the latest accounts the
riot was queIled BY the military and mar
tial law declared in the city