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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05

KinKwooD, April 2Jth 'GG.
Fmrsp wAnp,--l noticed IN The
ua issue Of your interesting paper,
IN extract from tho Memphis Argus,
Mating that The planters on the Mis-
river were losing their mules
" ne thousands. diving from The a.
icts Of "up country corn,o the use
II which produced what was termed
timportcd corn cholic.p Its known
y many Of your readers. our county
hen particularlv. that nv brother
Snd mysclf have lost many valuable
mules and horses this spriuu--somc
hirty head between ,,s---but / wish n
h;st;nctlv understood that we ssod
Spou a sound article q, homemade
Ssrn. All prudent men. | think.
i'm accent the advice Of the Arous
nj voursclf. and cndcovor 10 rs;se
nlcntv Of corn sar home sunnort
nd some to spare. The disease
khich prevailed with us, was caused
h m 6ult or neglect of ours. We
y.
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A subscriber asks NJ the questions
"By what right do editors u=e the
plural we and orr and the contra-
diciory 'oursclf,' in the singular num-
herYv dramatically, We don't
know. Prudentially, se might cx-
plain Il on the same ground that We
~ "my lFoascss- on Tic street, and
aosr trouserz' In the family circle.
sianx City Jorrnoi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05

#HHiigf W tytl mea v a. W miIhet
= i'lssis'l h q ssesfai sgs W.
IsloH slais t,aumliies hsge fhefs
FIRE lssatd IA tdiW - N ila i'apls
wherein ihsf afi
Fef eNwlees, dlpIalmlnR n
desire q provoke new aGltalkms, n
~ frnew ol'l ones, ~ N pufsue Il
anf spirit n mffe Venqeahte ilmI
whe n laua and - dsrpIY wfHHafg
ihe Hlale And ihe eHlnify, We Inl
Only ~ ibc wlopglon n such a IaiIc,
~ viii eeflaihly seeufe ~ n Nh
legitimate results ofiIle deafly .IsnIeh
vietoy, ny whleb, nj tho Iaai, Iayali,
ifiumpled avef fFnsan In iIe heIs
N hattie. A. . matter NJ plain rom
mpn senm, al of ~ know that M
mere overthrow of that great lfeHam
" frre oi arma did ~, change ih'
symraihles ~ 4 single pcfron who II
any way aided ~ esa'niennnced Y
lleason ieachc. ~ that only ili'
eliafactcf' MOI ilie s.pifit, d il'e war
,afe be- ccascd' The nnimns ~ ilI'
tebcllIon 'iv~ o. And ilc sohfc'
oi our present danger " that we ~
longer confront u under IL iorincI
colgrs, bot under Spcciou- dlsgul.n
well calculated 70 deceive ~ al ill'
iiFst glance, In this State i Is nov
arraycd under The name Of The 'coa
sertaiirf' party, alicr having for year
been The ally Of the radical deslrIlc
tionisis Of tho souil'--of those wh'
would not have leii ono stone tpcf
another In our great Government
had they been successful. In th'
hope Of dividing the Union strength
and thus gaining power, II suits thl'
party 70 profess the most ultra sup
port Of the President and bis polio,
Of restoration. II dcnouncca %
Radicals the true men who stou
by the Government when this part,
was standing by the Conicdcracy
simply because these true men
are determined not 10 restore u
power and influence Rebels who rc'
Slgnco ,',c'r positions under inc uov'
ln,;an oe,he lfn;an Map '.'l'o sIu .as. s..s',
the Rebel uniform for wears arc now
leading editors and directors of thi,
80 called Conservative party. Men
VINO never ere. reoognised west v'r'
Snr;n~ - ,ho % Rahol,;on H. as's - ,oa a'..s' aan;
rants for the control Of the State
And that large mass, variously made
up from the overhrown and seat
'crea aeo,'s ,, q 'ne neoc'non, wn'
n The 1omwonSs.l,h vo,r % 'ss' anJ ,sh'
never voted throughout the conies, m
until after the surrender Of Ice anf
Johnston. arc now marsballiuc AZ q
old under the lead Of these osroan;.
zers Of this conseryative marty.
A nca.......,,..,,y e.... r,u..,..
o'a',,'a'',s a',, !. @a., s'o oo"'.a' ~
''on was he'o AZ o'arhsp"rg on 'n'
18th inst, wherein 70 OF the D.
counties were represented. II O.
course resolved strongly In favor q
pro.;do,,, IoI,nso,, all .,a;.s, r.,
~, r.,, ~ n ns' No''
g'ess, 'ne rrecomems bureau" an'
the Civil Rights bill. They wer
jealous for allowing Rebels 10 vote
hut dead apaiust letting neoroc
IL
W. -, a., ,
a Olarksourg 'e''cr 70 inc "hee'
ing hteiligencer says;
"raking the declarations Of thi
body, claiming as they do to be loy
al to the United States. Il Il curio,l
what an interest In lis proceedings /
manifested by the returned Rebel
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
what Did Mary Say.

A correspondent tells a capital aneo /.
dote in illustration Of queer occurrences
that are sometimes met with in courts
During the trial one Cogzell, forlkid.
mapping, which took place lately in Hills
borough, an incide ent occurred which Gre
ated considerable fun at the expense of
wigs and counsel. A Miss Sloan was tes-
tifyiDg, and was requested to state all
that she knew about certain transaction.
'W,tasss.-I was in sitting room when
Mary came from the kitchen hurriedly,
and GogEell after her. He caught hold
Of her at the sitting-room door and said, !,
i'Mary you have been here long enough,
come and go home now" 'Yte :
|, 4llqtnsy for Defendant What That did lid
/ Attorney yornStae.-Stoy theroi lrcb.
jeot totheques.ion. .igoihla !sralai SOD
Hdrela discusaoplof nearly two hours
took place, in which four lawyers partici-
pated J, after which the judges held .
long, serious and exciting discussion on
the subject, and finally lin formal and
pompui manners ttnted that IL was the
opinion, of the majority Of the court that
the question should be answered, The
court room was crowded to almost suffol
catioA, and the most intense interest was
manifested at thisistage Of the .proceed-
ipgsa The question was, repeated, What
did Mary say I? And tho witness ans
wcrcd f"She didn't sAy l word = 'a'n
\ sil tsrt r0eJ 81 .n6iiTOQupa e5od a. 4
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TO CoNsUMPTTvEs.


The advertiser having, been restored 70
health in few weeks BY o very simple REM
edy, after having suffered for several yeirB
with o severe ,lun 6 affection, and that dread
di ease, Consumption-is anxiou 10 make
known to his fellow4sufferers the means ef
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send "a copy
Of the prescri ptinn used Gree Of chargel
with the directions for preparing and usfng
III same, which they will find q alstRf CunlI
for CONSUMPTION Lung Affections, The only
object Of the advertiser IN sending the Pr e.
scription is to benefit theafflictoa. andspread
Information which he coneeives to be ipyaip-
able, and he hopes evcsry sufferer will his
remedy, as IL will toh them nothing and
may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing TIE prtscrip tionI fHss. by
return mail, will pleas address; !, 4 ,.,.. 4 !.
Rev, EDWeARD A WILSON.
1i Williamsburg h. Kings CogyN. Y.ilf{
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
III, &. SEE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
Ttfspldr attention paid 10 collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases ahc Execution of
Deeds, Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
ssMflef's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
-sopposite tho Town Hall Ashland, o.
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q. is9 TIE GREATEST % .ss
DISCOVERY 10Rro THEfTAGl.yi !

TARMERS. FABLES AND 0THBRGS
I can purchase no remet y equal TO DR..
Tobias Venetian Liniment, for dysentery,
collie, croups chronic Rheumstism, sore
throots, toothache, sea sickness, cuts, burma.
swellings, bruises, old sores, headache, MOS
quito bites, pains in holimbs, chest, back,
SC, If it does not give relief the money
will be refunded An chat is asked Is trial,
and use it according1o directions. giisneoT
DR.. ToBIAs-- Dear Sir; have used yonsl
Venetian Eihimentid' my family for q num-
Der of years, and Lelieys it TO bed best arr
ticle for what 1t is recommended that / have
ever used. Eor sudden attack Of Group II is
invalus Bile. Ihave % hesiiafion In recam-
mending it for all the uses Il processes "a
cure. I-have-sold II for many years, and a
gives entire satisfaction. --sNy Rs7IN y N
lG,c. CHAS.. H. H.sTRIkNER.t !.
Quakertown, N. j., 50 8, 1853, et,,g n
Price 40 and so cent. Sold BY all drug-
gists. Office 66-Gortlaudt Street, N. Y !, y
(lm84) -.-r-- ------ .ssinea4 ~
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IW,." RaLSTON.

JEyELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
biof R9tterIs Drug Store, Ashland, 0hio.--
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
Of ,JeEelry kept constantly on hand.L
HighcJt p,iee paidfor old Gold and Silver
Repairing done 10 order, on reasonable
terms-Safisfaotori
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Williamsburg. h, Kings CogyNl y
I sOO Per rear wsE want agents

4 sO0 Per Year ! We want agents
lsOUU every where io.seil ouriHrRovEp
S 20, Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under auduppcr feed. Warranted Eve years
Above salary OK large. gommissionsi paids--
The ONLY machines sold IL United STATES fOs
less than $40, which are fully llcenbeds by
Howe, Wheeler 4 wilsopuSroyeT y .Baksrf
Singer & Co., and Bachelor. All other
cheap machines are infrihgeth entS. and the
seller or user arerliable to, arrest, sfne, and
Circulars free. Address, 81
call upon SHAW 8 Clark, Biddefordr Msiie.I
.I1il l..a ada .ao1cuN -tllgolyl la,
Ch00 II yuO.yTHi-AGENTS wan,
OJU ted for six entirely new articles,
lust out. Address o. o. CAREY, City RalldS
ing; Biddsfosd, Maine, Il gD,MnSQly y,,gg
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y. III. .WcOJuRS.

ATT0RNEYa and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in he Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store. ''i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
W9N WeoT. ,JOH.NS7ONr.

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over. wallack
& Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
-fIapd, 0hio.c Also authorized by the Cow
crnment to procure Pension Certificates
bsnd Collect Bounty and Back Pay. gq'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
.MICKOK. B ROW.KER

HAVE AL iRGE AssORTnENT ofFURNl
ture, consisting Of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
steads, ,lChditeg gof pyeYsdeseription, &o.---
mophey keep aonstaAfly on hands o lot of Me-
lintdlha Burial Cases and CO skets. Having }
I0lneNi Hearse theyfWill attend premptlyio fun
Odsrala In any partof The county i, ,Fprnitnrt
sHinadrto ORDER Room one Door East of, tn,
bgpost Office. Up.stairsl z6a!n,zel{gl9a59l
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ilm MGfSoellAsaeoue,,i
D lIDR. .dR.. SNEWTON.

D1, IA ~ VI Z @ E 9
',ys6 SAVANNAH, Ashland County, !
mas always be- efOundI at his Office ex-
aept ON Saturdays and sAoadaysj (3mS0
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PHxsrCIA ANS.
M DS. LUE. CR.arE, I,I

pUJ 70 FiUHrVHAYTE' 1'M (
OFFICE One Door West of Qqpire's Drug
'lStore; Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen.
tire and Washington Streets, Ashland, 0. /
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EskGEO. ". HIEL, M. D.,

& SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases.
Dyspepsia, disease Of, the Liver, the KID.
neys, Scrofula and Epitheilal Cancers.
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idIl LlP. aCOW..a.a.. MuD.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Ashland Ohio:
i0ffice over Hughes 3 staoher's Store, op.
posite the Town Hall .flan .
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s3al ONO. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 1866.

dose D yet7giaafo bnaldsE .osBoIl 1oIlfR
nj salIsYEl gn.n gdE 10 s5nalad ID Aaali
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umgaynGaG=s
IL u ssAassSy = "a Hase
.yOd.ypD. JONES'

ATTORNEY At, L,iw, Ashland, o. Partic-
b plsr attention paid to- Collecting and bu'
siness in Probate Court, Office on Church
.,s.rest, between Main and Sandusky
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qo 81 sS 7a3 1 y 'aalloI 15l s0oaA lI7@t Ioaai
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-07
TRUNKS NEATLY COVERED.

n B.-Particular attention paid TO getting up
In superior style and Anish, a i sorts of Plain or
Fancy Embroidered Silk Flags or Banners, for
Military or other Companies; and also, to the
Manufacturing Of Circus Tents, having had much
experience in that line.
All articles of Canvass will be warranted proof
against rot or ni!deW. nov2-y
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-07

GANDYl CANDY IL have just received a
" large lot of Choice Stick and Mixed Candy.
which will sell below New Orleans prices by the
quantity. [mar24 JULIUS G. BOGEL,
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The Gazette 4 Gnr4et
A LITTLE BIRD Il Avn.

A HYMN WRITTEN DURING HER TEN YEARS
IMPRISONMENT BY MADAME aUYoN.
A little bird am,
Shut from the field of air
And in my cage sit and sing a.
To Him who placed me therel
Naught have else to do:
sing the whole day long,
And He whom love to please
Doth listen to my song.
Thou hast an ear to hear,
heart to love and bless,
And though my notes were e'er so rude
Thou wouldst not hear the less;
Because Thou knowest as they fall
That love, sweet love, inspires them all.
My cage confines me round,
Abroad / cannot fly;
But though my wing is closely bound,
My hearts at liberty;
My prison walls cannot control
The flight, the grandeur of the soul.
Oh, it is good to soar
These bolts and bars above
To NV whose purpose I adore,
Whose providence | love;
Anu - .ny mighty will to find
The joy, the freedom of the mind
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CorToN AND CANE IN ST.. BERNARD,
A respected subscriber writes to us
flom the parish Of st. Bernard, May
9th, says the New Orleans Picay.
Aae:
"Whet cane there is in this parish
looks very promising, and is fully one
month In advance of the past three
years at this time. Cotton does not
promise much at present. sThere are
about 1900 acres plant cane in this
parish this year, and about the same
amount of first year rattoons from
which to make crop and seed for a
next year."
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA-pARIsH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge Fifth Judicial District Court Burke
q Gil VS.. Maurice Legendre--No. 534. ltie
RY VIRTUE of an aiias writ of #. ia. issued in
- the above entitled and number ed suit and
70 me directed from the Hon. the With Judicial
District Court. ! have seized and will expose 10
public sale in front Of the Court House door CT
said Parish, on s.l sH 500 H @g&A
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of July, 1906.
at II o'clock, A. NJ of said day. the following de.
scribed property, to wit: NHE1a" gst#|ti -
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in that part of the city Of Baton Rouge laid out
by Eli yBeaureg4fd, and designated on the plan
thereof as Lots Nos. and 0 In square No. 49, to-
g.ether with all the buildings and improvements
the con - 1iA e.'.AH 5'Ff& Y'+'T 438L3
seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judg-
ment, interest and cbsts IN the abbve entitled suit
Terms Of sale--cssh, with the benefit Of ap-
praisenent r. JIM " - Z. j. BIRD,
may31 }b -.Iaa,...,s4, s.. Sheriff.
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STATE OF Lo0IsrANA-rARIsH or EAST BA-

ton Rouge-Fifsh Judicial District Court
Louise Doussan vs., John N. Foqsse--No. 6s4.
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ CT seizure and sale
- issued In the above entitled and mum bered
suit, and directed to the Sheriff of said Parish,
from the Honorable Fifth Judicial District court,
in and for the Parish and State aforesaid, ] have
seized and vii! expose to public sale, in front OF
the Court House deor Of said Parish, on
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of July, 1865,
at Ii O'Clock A. d., of said day. the following de-
scribed mortgaged property, to-wit: .trr
CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situated in that part of the city OF Baton Rouge,
laid out by Il. Beanregard, measuring one hpn-
dred and ten feeton Macmillan street, and run
ming back in a triangular form TO Grandpr6
street, being composed OF Lots No. and of
square No So, together with all the buildings and
improvement thereon. ~ s,+t H.A" 100 t
Also another LOT OF GROUND, in the city of
Baton Rouge, in the said section laid out by ELI
Beauregard, and designated on the plan thereof
as Lot No. of'square No. So, north, measuring
sixty feet front on Government streetby one hum
dred feet in depth T. f@ge1s9 tg'fE@k
seiz ID to pay and satisfy the amount Of iudg-
ment interest and costs claimed la the above SUIT.
Terms of saie---cash, with the ,beaeft OF APP
prasement. Ht 1T E rl2t3T. J, BIRD,
may31 .Slat 81 n @aanf'1 Sheriff.
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Ex-senator Browning ON john
sons Policy.

Ex-senator Browning, Of illinois, has
published long and able letter in the
Quincy Herald, reviewing President
Johnson's policy. It contains these
forcible words
One of the perils which threatens
us now is the tendency to centraliza.
ton, the absorption of the rights of
the States, and the concentration Of
all power in the general government
When that shall be accomplished, if
ever, the days of the republic are
numbered, Constitutional government
will be supplauted by centralized
despotism, to be succeeded in time by
revolution, disintegration and anarchy.
Within their constitutional spheres
the States are as sovereign and SUI
preme as the general government in its
sphere and safety is to be found only
by combining each strictly to its appro-
pirate orbit. The danger is in the
encroachment of the general govern
ment upon the powers of the States and
the tendencies are all in that direc-
&ion. The States are powerless to in.
wade the domain of the federal gov.
eminent, and it is vital to the preser.
walton of our admirable from of gov.
eminent that the States shall be fully
protected in the possession and exer-
else of all their constitutional rights,
functions and powers. If the federal
government tusurp them, the constitu.
ton, which the fathers of the republic
framed with SO much skill and wis
dom, tai,s of the purpose of its crea
ton, and will no longer protect the
rights it was intended to secure.
And concludes with these
I regard the speedy restoration Of
the Southern States to their constitu-
tional relations to the federal govern
10 ent as vital to salvation. 1t is ne
cesaary to save US from financial dis
.sster,. and to rescue us from political
d, obstruction.
We are in no condition to main.
tain a large standing army to govern
the Southern States as conquered pro.
vinces, which will have to be done if
they are forced out Of the Union.
1t is ne cessary to enable us to
maintain our credit and meet our Pc
cuniary obligat ions, which we must
meet fully, fairly and honestly, or be
degraded.
Let the States be restored, and in
dustry, business, and commerce re.
vived, and the legitimate revenues to
be derived, from them will be hun
dred-fold more In value than all the
confscations that have been or ever
will be made.
In addition to this, collision with q
powerful foreign nation is always q
possible thing. Should it come now,
it would find us, as is dunited and
inharmonious people, in a poor con-
dition to meet it.
Difficulties and dangers environ US
on every hand, anu | am sure that
the Presidents policy opens the best
and safest way out Of them. What
reason is there for postponing the day
of unity and fraternity? They will
give US strength to stand against the
world, and light to guide us in the
onward career of greatness and glory,
Without them we will surely 20
down In the darkness of despotism, or
the shame and confusion Of anarchy. |
Truly your friend, i
O. RI. BRowNTNc
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STATE Observation-Disclosures on n.sr ma

STATE OF Observation-Disclosures or East aA.
Il. ton Rouge fifth Judicial, District Court--Fo.
restine frahan, wife We. H. v. Babin, husband
yttNo. 8l2. HAGl40 w1a s4qE Tef afr nr8tE
by VIRTUE ola writ of il. .fa. issued In the
ID above entitled and numbered suit, aud d.
rected to the Sheriff of said Parish from The Hon.
Fifth Judicial District Court 10 aud for the Parish
and State aforesaid, have seized and viii expose
to.nublic sale in front THE Court HouIe door of
said Parish, on 5r8sof fF M, g.~ss re9aiya6%
Saturday, the 9Th day Of July next. Ises.
:. II o'coGk, A. NJ q said day. the following de-
/. "A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTA-
TION, known as the aBrashearg Plantation - Sit
uated on Whites Bayou, in said Parish, at about
II miles from the city of Baton Rouge containing
oal acres, toRe her with all the buildings and i'm
Thirty acres of. LAND on Jones Greek, In said
Parish, at about ten miles from the city of Baton
Rouge. T,a&2FHaaH3 7f ff a#I Ga7 E'a "a II
Lots Nos. and 10, square No. 20, In that part
OF the city of Baton Rouge laid out BY Eli Beaure-
gard, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Lots Nos. o and 10, square No. f6, In that mart
ofthe city Of Baton Rouge, laid by Eli Beaure-
gard.
Eight LOTS OF GROUND, in aalisvllls, adj
joining Phoebe CALLS. aTa Is tIs q sgs EFT rIt
Also the following personal property, to-Wit:
~ head OF CATTLE. 2 Horses.
fgy Mules. i 81 sesi Wagons. " al
10 head OF sheep. Old Buggy.
10 head Of Hogs, Old Carriage.
TO head of Goats ~ s@- ~ 3ri. t'~.f
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Farming
utensils.
Seized to pay and satisfy III e amount OF iudv.
ment, interest and cost in the above suit.
Terms of sale.-cash, with the benefit of ap-
praisement 3SsA ~ i T.. >. BIRD,
may31a aa ri fruaz E.. s1s Sal Sheriff,
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Sberia''s Salfs..

1
State Of Louisiana--Parisho Of East Baton
Rouge---Fifth Judicial District Court
Succession Of Mary A. Wilson. a.
ceased--No. s6I-Pfobate. zToN
IDY VIRTUE Of commission issued In
ID the above succession and directed to
the Sheriff Of said Parish, from the Hon
CRADLE Court aforesaid, / will expose to
public sale, in front of the Court House
door Of said Parish, in the city Of Baton
Rouge, on IA II $3.50
Tuesday, the lath day OF June next,
"A. d !, 1866, atl1l o'clock A. M Z, Of said
day, the following described property be-
longing to the above succession, to- wits
A certain Lot Of Ground situated in that
part. Of the city of Baton Rougsg laid ont
6y Ellie BeauTegard, and known ON the
fgurative plan thereof as Lot No.. 3, In
Square No. So, measuring so feet front on
Africa street. by d depth thereunto be-
longing, lsaid Lot being triangular Lot),
together with al the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon. 2
Upon the following, terms and, condi-
lions, to7Wit:. For CASH. VI r,scrrrtr~,
may10.. "'''.''.' ". A. ALLAN.
Deputy Sheriff.