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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
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NORMAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
D.lv.RNPORT, IOvv-.l.
FACULTY.
J. D. HAD0O. D. L. COZ IA. PARKRR.


MN SECOND ANNUAL Tx111 or THIS IN
u go11ntion Vt0 ccnl0en6 - WDNrpDAr.J e.
1elA, M. end eCntfnus DIX WnD, eosing On Tues
fcSuctioos yin Sc sivsn n ~ following Depart.
naoD Hleneueo o. -Psalmody-vOcd Cul
tngo-1omo1y-nu1lpal 1pceation-Ch0re and
$50 Win also % dive 70 ~ teachisg Of teachers
0OUD osoeh.
EacA menber Or ne fhcolsy Will have s0me une %
SOC Vim also be given On the Piano Forte, Organ,
0oltos, snd voice { ultufo and Harmony. 44s
sT UGT ION.
For an Glass Kxerciees tpsyablei In advdnce,.. .19oW
Rsivaee Lessons tseeAl 10
odemy should mako application early, etslins pAfte
ulaely vhetes Of not insesumsaS for practice will
BE- Noodee.
IOe ~ ialssaaticn - hsssln teivsa, e6dsss
eiShee j.1.rA10O, Dixuo, nj
O.L. Con, Q0erioco. H.,
wnvnAhRM -. H0neO0. Ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

The symptoms Of chronic sdy spepsis ale IRE
quent dischssecs generally, with some pain and
gripping. restissnsss. thirst. poor appetite. debil
~, less Of flesh, dry. rough, and somewhat sal
ICED pssss sss bowels ".s,,
the condition 10 which. IL Vas swallowed, Shua
showing that the gastric Juice 10 either not geo.
Grated in Sufficient quantity. or that IL has not
the solvent properties necessary 10 decomposa
the mastleated food. The liver il generally out
order. and the bowels afflicted with q low grade
Of Inflammation.
Under these circumstances medicine alight.
~ aperient, ~ well as tonic and anti bilious, 10
absolutely required; and such n medicine 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

Chicago Lave stock Market.
BY Telegraph May 80.
Csttle-Receipts % cars. Choice % prime
s.50@l0.oo; fsir to good, 7.59@9.0O; common
TO medium, 6.000740.
Hoes-Receipts 127 cars. Choice 70 prime
s.00Qe.2s; fair to good 5.3005.s0 common
u medium L. 2075S6.
6Aeep-Rsceipts ~ sars. Good to prime, els
07.e5; common TO fair, 5.O096 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
nlsS6uRi.

Sr. Lows. Nay s0.-A. Fort Ksarney
Dispatch dated 29sh says: Indian var oa
Plstte route hes fatty bc6Hn. Ranches are
burned. stock stolen. and settlers n9q1seed
daily.
Gen. Smith and staff passed Fort Ssdes
wick yesterday en- ieste for Fort Phil.
ksarney. #
Gen. Gibbons he's 800 Pawnee scouts
with him. A detachment Of Ath, 27th ed
Sosh Infantry, are encampsd on nosth side
Platte, opposite Fl. eSedgwick, they viii
leave Tor r.. Phil keusney 10 day or two.
other dctachments are stktioscd in diff
ferei.t places along tho route. Some .!
= en- are guarding railroad employees.
Trooss are also being forwarded to Forts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

>sN~S4O ACoDe
BY Telegraph Nay 80.
nour-Markst very Gull, and closed perfectly
fat; sales az white winter extsds at 1900; spring
extras q 800; spsins supsshns. low grades.
6.75Q1s.25.
Wheat Opening ssies made a 30. from
which the market Immediately de iiAed to go
a. -. Laler, . further decline accepted; and
sales made q 1502. IS: there was rally 10 q
ls@9 20, and later 10 2.2l@s.35; several times
during 'ChAsge. sales varied S@5c; il o. many
minutes; market cloted dali and nominal. ct
1.s303.ss, rejected. spring ssld a Las; bat
little inquiry for No. J, one sale reported q l4s
Cora-No. very irregular. opening before
Change st Los; dsclined to l.0l closing at L.
O011<0l.0l. No. scsive; opening ct s601es5<<,
but With good demand; advsncine to and clos
ing At ssXss1{; rejected; Ss@Ssc. st close.
OsO-vsry Irregular for no. ., dealers being
quito undecided IN their views; sales ranged.
20 to e0c., mostly for car lots, closing al inside
prices.
Rye-Qaiet, closing salss b@sc. below the
opening; No . nomiaal, 1t l.8O@l.32 market
closed dull, with few sellers at lao.
Barley Little inquiry for No. 3, and the only
sales made were At 92c. -
Provisiaas-Dull.
Mess PoFk-Hales a 22 So
Cured Meats short clear middlea. loose, st
lllsc; dry s.l.ed shosiders aA(s.; rough sides
Lard Cosntry Kettle l2ke.
Egss-Fresh l50i6%c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

There 10 scascely asy difference Of opinios
smong regular physicians - regards tAs treat
msnt Of chronic diarrhGa Most Of them have
heretofore recommended tablespoonful or tea.
spoonfsl Of brsndy 10 b. given several times .
day. They one and oil admit that sstrisgsnts
and tonics are required. This being admitted,
the main thing 10 TO give The best tonic and AZ
tsingert that cen be procured ssd ssAs has
been proved ~ cxperissos. snd under the best
chemical teete 10 be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
Cincinnati Market.

OAnC10mutl N1W6 RGVs
BY Telegraph May so.
Flor Unsettled, nothing bu: retail demand,
lS50@ls.o0 for family and fancy spring.
Wheat Flour-Unsaieable.
Wheat-Dull, No. Winter sold At 2.75; No.
l At 2. IS market unsettled.
Corn-Dull at 90.
Oats-Dull end prices nominal, rs for No. /.
Whisky-Dull at 2.30@2.3l.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet.
Mess Pork-22 so.
BGlk Pork-s@10
Bscon-Unchaneed and quiet.
Lard-Dull At l2lx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
HosrErTEEs STOMACH BITTER

A Vegetable isvisssest, which permanently br
80 ~ as1 suaesiAs H. feeble physique. ~hrt
sreAAlesk'sf sessessh aud s,amuS be an ID
hartst dstsst . Shs result Of ex,ransous cause
hesssssl assatisy u no. disease. IL 10 som
shiue wsssey via a condition which predisp1
80 the body 70 succumb 10 Oh influences III,
produce dsseasc. We are continually surrount
% and bsset. more or less. by injecting element
Ne'shes the pnrest cir nor the pursst water
perfectly pure. And in regions where bsah a,
absolutely poisonous. how shalt the weakly co,
st,sution and frsil system resist their eesdiy 9
iests anless fortified BY artificial meanss lftl
blTTERS arc The reinforcing. vitslisies. aud
tanning preparation they arc claimed 10 be- an
on this head the testimony In their favor i
overwhelming aud iucontrovsstible- then Il il
absolutely fstuitous In asy man or woman. sus
Serine tom physical weakness. cot TO resor, /,
% potent q remedy. When an.cpidemio is pr
vailsns. or In prospect. the bess safeguards ar,
sperssct digestion. dssn nerves. and wise EN-
ploymsnt Of sha means which sciencc has place,
~ The disposal Of the pu lie 10 an,idotes assps
aAmosphefic infection. Amosg the latter,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30


Mature 10 not i1partisl. On some OF us
30 bsseewsd saalwsrs frames. strsse ccsss(
tcss. iros asrvss; % others. but issis Dbl
cal eswss. - sssstitatiossl stamina, o. usrvv
vieer. L. ~ feeble TAKE hsat. however.
hey cs.set bseems samssss: they can By 1
- efpfepse asaas. asAs Up - msasurs
Ne esaeisssiss u aa1sss. - nay psrshsI
live = sssg asd ssjsy lifsas much - their M
AsrcnlsAa Asishbsss. pslieaas mschisss snt
proper ceRs sometiuss eatiast those Of nd
soltd and poaderCus structure A fine vel
.sli ran 'osssr than ssesm engine Of tho
and hcrss power. The arst cbiec, Of the w
s.d fFvs'le is. o. shc~id BE-. 70 esquire addisi,
q s'rssgsh 'fpossible. Il 10 possible. II m
oe slated a. Proved end established fact. Il
science has given 70 the world IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

BY Telegraph Nay 30.
F'our-pnll and prices nomiaal.
Wheat SLOW 1t 3.75Qs.lo fer prime 70 cheics
fail
Cora .Dull aud unsettled sales q Io5@l. o.
gill Tor mixed. yellow. and white.
Barley bull and nominal
Rse-Duli and nominal
Oats Quiet At 910a2c.
Provisions inch an ged
Mess Pork, so.
lac sn-shondets. s1G@ec; sides. lsl@ls,l.
lard l2lS@lsk.
Whisky-Steady AZ c5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

4 R1IoTB Wlusps = Nevtoa'e on
&c, SC. Of the Engraving and Petnrs Irame store
OF LUSE . 9Rl000.
SSPer7 Stssse, ne@ foel once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
Bowel Complaints, Collie,
DlarrhHa, Cholera Nor.
bus, Dyscntery, and Con-
0olpatiOm.

Biiious Colo IL disorder characterized bv
what PArasslsus calls asrooccus pain. The tor.
tnrc extends over the whole sbdomen, end q
strsng man writhss undceit AZ II upon the rack
The SITTERS arc useful TO relieve the paroS
ysms, but 1t ICES sure means Of preventing .
recurrence Of the attack that they are pmrticu.
larly recommended. Tone the liver and the
bowels with this gentle ssimulant and corrective
asd you will hover be troubled with the agoui.
ring and dangerous compliant known - Bilious
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
IEUSGPBGREE's
homeopathic Specifics

nAVE proved, from tAc most ample exJ'srtsnre. -
"A entire euccess stmfae. efficient ard feliabic--
~ sne cnis iasasss ~ s.apsto
uslns them 20 Rsrmsrs. e 10 - free from srees
snd 10 efficient ~ 70 be alwsys reliable They have
rsser the hrhert comvnendatiop from ali. aud win
alwsye reodsy sstisfactinn Ceuts
No. Cures IFeverfs. Congestion .... r.
-" NORMA. wusm fever. worm eoitc. -
Il" Crying COLE heethine OF Infants. - .c
g." 11iarrhcssa Of children b A3nlts. RI
6 Z" Dyeeut<.r-y 0ripiig, Bilious coifc.. rs
Cholesra- Morbus NauaeA,.... 10
/" 4" Coughs COlds. BronrAisie ....s..... ~
3" Neuralgia, Toothache, Facegehev,. -
y" Headnches. sick Headache. %
10 % DysIDep sia, ButO1s Stomach. -
ali " Iuppressed.se Snfy pcinfal periods =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

bosA besadinl marrow, q ~ asulssd wiath, ana
~1oh vssieey a Asfnses 0oveneat, arranged Mn
one n plaFality Of shusa1es - Nsnnels, DuuDsS.
Droa6elofha Ae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
HOSTETTER,s BITTERe

Let II DO borne in mind. however, thst chron-
ic disrrhGa. well ~ the aoutc form Of the dis
ease which leads 10 il, may always be avoided
BY keeping up the tone Of the stomach and Of
the mucouS nembSsne 81 the intcstines With this
salutary and harmless invigossnt. II 10 great
thing n sestore TO regularly adis"rdersd func-
tion, but II 10 still better 10 exclude tho necessi
~ for restoration BY preventing Irregularities.
All sluggsrds require W be stimulated; End
yet strange 10 say, the sluggish bowels are often
cresses their torpidity. and renders . csmplsint,
easily cured In the beginning. obstinately chson-
10. Les thecpnstiDnted beware OF drastic pills
and potions. They invariably sgeravats the dis.
order. A combustion Of . wholesome stimu-
lent With : mild, soothiagllaxative istwhst il
needed In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

physiciass divide LIE iste I've distinct periods
the first extending from birth 70 tbs Ags sf
ysaSs, the sseoua froa The 7sh 70 the 10th year.
The third from The iAtA 70 The Slss yess. the
ffen The 4etA ysaf - lhs ssoss ~ MES strange
evenSfsi histosy." 0hskspsss divides life isio
''ssven sgss," but i've b the sumbsr adopted b
the fscuIty.
II whsi 10 called The "sAisd period" the in.
portant ehaneea oesur whlsh mark and sspasses
iAs sexes. This u IL stage u dsvslspment
whsn ~ ifams, ID acquirisg fsr0, properties
and strength. makes Extraordinary demaads sp
o. ~ vial aeA eonsoitaeiosal resovrces. The
wOakss 80 ssGsss nost dpsing this period -
The vitality Of woman, bsihe taxed TO gseetes
- 7n(nsanA ~ artificial mana Ard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
BROAD CROMPTON

sbesk ~ MARROW Looms for x goods, with .
twesu soar hasssD eapaeisy operating three or
Sbss shsta1s bo9 enapesensnts 4 each eiae Of the
lathe especially edepte4 - = 1ssesipeoss Of eos-
lp4 - vlpl0 go n1111ag uAnsy cassimsses,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

nine wagons which len North Platte last
Tussday. ~as attacked By fndiane near
Jolesborg, and Oh W stock stoke. A.
other train On til South AIDE Of thu river
waa attacked about The same time sd ell
e'e stock was captured. There were no
lives lost, and the freight vas not disturbed.
A dispatch dated Fl. Lsnden, My 94th.
eayg Joha West, formerly Of Wells, Fargo
+ Co.'S Line. John Peters, . Swiss, and .
hunter, were killed near Larimie staaien. IL
miles from Fort L,ramie, on Saturday list.
The Indiana also run OF 100 cattle, bat leo
were retaksu By party Of ranchmen. The
Indiana. numbering about IS, Cd n started
for anch farther west.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
G REAT NEW ENGLAND
- REMEDY -
~Dr. NV. PSland's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND

e DOW o0RsA 70 tie o6hicled thsouahoue u eo00p
". siss hsvtng been psoved by the tses a slsvsa
yeosp, = the New 1nelsnd Dteses. whore ~ 0ssts
hovo becO0e - well known - the tsso fsom whicb,
q psst, 70 desives ~ vietues.
The White Pine Csnpsuld Cares
Sore Theost Colds. Couehs, Dipehssls, nsoaeAitie.
ally. Il 10 remarkable Kennedy TOT voldlne Osiss,
Dlssdtns iron ths Kidncys and blsddss Gravel. end
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

mey ~ eousciootleusly recommended 90 The
80 harmless md elective Of oil tonics.
n fourth period, embra cing the nsturity ~
lnfe. vheu he powers Of body and mind In both
sexes ought 10 be in full vigor. also has - 50
cial 1iiIculfjss Il - duSisg Ibis sts9e that ~
ltnaale y subject 70 most Of ne hssrseeseg 81
=. n.y.. ~ d;..ss.s;sr sse these eoeplsista, tHss
NJ sas;s.ce vith which they afs borne. while u
s,citscshe wonder. demands The sarsest syn-
s..ns - the lees anlistsd hsines VIE style
Ssr.sives mar sxceDlsece The sslesde 81 csee-
~" In fortrtude Il must b. admitted thet he
!" Herds" are BY No neaas equal 70 the ''la6isa. !"
r. ire latter Il % important 10 know tho1 u The
troubles that prsssde asd follow maturity. ths
III HHH1 ID Z
Ars sxssllesa, bstA = bsdily and mental ID.
vieoeanA They Will be found capital aeans
q euslaining ne fenale physique u.1er the
heosy drains msde upon y q The most interest
~ - pesilsns periods Of oasvisd lite.
N nlkh stage 10 thee In which 81 the fnne-
t1eus deeo9 cad The frs0s gradually besds under
- weight Of ysafs Dsfiag this psrss6, teo.
voneo eu6sr mach Woss thsn The strcager sex.
e pessine tie lias which divides maturity from
De leslise Of 1ils, they havs y eseo.ntef nore
5i0eulties md dsoges7 thaa Cesas drsened .
vAsn ~ 6eoae1 ~ 1oAseea. DeCsssrtcn I'D
-. tssase.G 10y: sss::a: . ~ e. ~
800 - ps1a1flse shey peeettn:s Asve y e.
durO G1tAs sepond - ~ = = ~ ~ crisis
4 1hsls lisss. - seeahtag - bsls:aie aem-
~ ~ Sasis e0ietisao - 49, 6ms, Ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

ofO Aus MShIU0ys
Gen. Cus,ar, Il b reported, ba
Fort Mcpherson from the Sou
cavalary.
Sargent ManiganAnd two q
lately killed on Pale Greek, SO
Fl. Sedgwick.
Indians line the bluffs On DO
Platte river.
Spotted Tail and I few Of
csmped at North Platte. Lie p,
splendid condition. His young
the war path, bet Ne PROCESSES >
burnt The ranches on the line Of
and fresh graves sEs Teen very
There 10 . general scare oil along
and there ore companies Of infan
I'd to protect the railroad grader,
diana laugh u the infantry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
HOsTETTER's B1TTERs

the sufferer hes THE important desiderstum. A
course Of this genial corrective will eventually
cure every form 81 oonstipssion, and remove the
hesdashe, dizsiness, fsvefishness, uauses, cad
muddy miadedness, By which II il usually 90
compAaied. 0ome persona Who are by constitu.
tios Of : cosssipsted habit nay overcome the
di6culty cad schieve perfect regularity by usina
The DlTTDR0 daily - conformity with ths a.
recticns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
WoRcesTeR,
GEO. CROMPTON,
PROPRIETOR OF
caoMPToN LOOM WORKS !
worcester ............~......N1 Mass.
MANUFACTURER OF THE ONLY
GENUINE CROnPToM LOON

with rccest IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT. rem
dssipg Il better adapted than eves ios DE Yarn,
High Speed, end extent Of 1guss. The vmiety Of
Looms made ct tANe WORK. coAsoce H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

saru UUURuOU " IOWA 0AvA6oY.
HAVING nEEa sN0A0ED IN the PRAU
IA tice Of Medtctae and Surgery for the Lest
TwssIS-ssvs ysAas ~ snis SsAsp. has psrman.
sas'y socsted IN this city. and offers his profss-
stonsl scrvices 20 tho eitisens Of Davenport md
vicinity. ed hopse BY his long experience with
She dissasse Of lhe climate, 20 merit aud rsssive
PORTION Of public patronage.
S4cs corner 81 Third and brady, over Lind.
sev's jsWslsy Htcre. residence 10 what wss for.
nicely known - ne Fulton House. on Watss
street. above The hspdae. iuns21 -dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
Hostottex'sBittors

Deservsdly enjoy the higssst reputation thsogh.
out the Western WoslA.
- Remember that physical vigor 10 the best
ds'enee against Mssass. asd that Il mag be In.
cseassd to - extraordinary degree BY the uss Of
THE celebrated tonie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

STUDIO NO. e-FARRAND's BLK, 81 FLOOR
DHOrOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL Oh
4 Victor Coiors. or India ink, on plsin o.
aleumenised paper. Particular attention pald
, o CopSee
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-09
;ntere,s des defendants James G & E D

~intere.s des defendants James G Il E [
Woods, a les proprietes suivantes, savoir
2, I'm certain moroccan de terre situe
en- cette p~aroisse ct mesurant I'm arpent
trois quart de face au feave Mississippi,
plus on moin, avec un profopdeur de qua
tre-vingt arpens. plus on moins, entire
lignes paralelles, borne en- haut par terre
appartenant a John 2. Dillingham;, ct lie
moroccan ci-dessus decrit, en- erriere par
celles de James G Woods, en- has par Gel
les de Thompson ] Bird, avec les batisses
ct authorizations qui sly tronvent.
8. Tn autre NOR, can de terre aussi ST.
tue en- cette paroisse q quarante arpens
du Teuve Mississippi, mesurant deux ar
pens he face sur 10 profonder de qnarente
arpens, entire lignes PARALLELS, borne en-
haut par terres de Nine John Conway. en-
has par lie I'd moroccan ci,dessus mention
ne, en- avant par celles de John P Dilling
ham, Ell en- %erriers par cellcs de James c
Woods.
Saisi pour payer ct sa,isfaire lie dit or
Dire d%'excution.
Conditions &c la vente-sur IN credit
de douze mois
u
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-09

GROCERIES, Liquors, &c.-Our neigh
Dor, PHILIP BAUER, has just returned from
New Orleans with a splendid assortment
of wines, liquors, potted meats, fruits and
q hundred other delicacies too numerous
TO mention here. Reference to his adver.
tisement will give full particulars. His
liquors at the bar have no superior in this
section of country, at least, SO says
Snibbs, a wise young mar and not often
wrong.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-09
20 DUPUY,
ID s

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAkOISSI
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cinquieme Dis
trict J~udiciaire. Dans Fafaire de Il
succession de John A. Bird, DECIDE
No. 663.
En- vertu dune commission adresse a,
Sheriff de Ia ~paroisse d'Ou-s, Baton Rou
ge dams la succession ci-dessus, en- date
du game jour de Janvier 1867, de lHon
la cour du clnquieme district .iudiciairt
dams ct pour la paroisse ct Fiat sasdit
irxposerai en- vente public, au dernier e,
plus %offrant eBcherrisseur, sur les lieux,
Phabitation Belmont Ell cette paroisse a
environ HUT mile en- haut do Ferry Land
ing,
JEUDI, lie IA Eesrier proclaim, 1867
a IL heures a. m, les mobiliers ~suivants
ct les effets personDelles appartenant a Ia
dite succession ct a la %societe qui exis-
TAFT entire John A. Bird ct James L.. Lob
dell, savoir
Tn lot de meubles de maisou CONSTANT
en- Its, tables, chehets, pendules. chan
oilers, armoirs. secretaire, gardemanger,
I'm lot de vaisselle ct de v~errerie forr-
chettes ct culiere en- argent, bailles, sofas,
I'm lot dc barils ct c~aisses, environ trente
livre de suere, nne bibliotheque ct %tiroirs,
ane vielle map, I'm fnsil, bureaux, boudoir,
Iavabeaux pot ct ools, rideanx. side-board.
pupitre. IN viex taps, IN lot de groceries
consistent en- wins, cafe, tabac, rig, farine,
un lot de couverte ct lingerie, uue toiie-
stree u1e vielle sellc, deu m"n're en- or,
IN lot de medicines. IN lot de cbapeau
d'ete, une piece ,oile, on diable, wagons,
e~harrues, sweeps, hnkes, cutters, herse,
pioches. Golfers, b%arnais, trails, s%elles,
etc. DixsApt mulets, un cheval, moulin
a mais, On tanning mill, un lot de scies.
I'm lot outIls de forgeron, IN lot outils de
%tenneliers, IN lot couteaux de canes brides
de charfues. n drav avec -haril pour
i'eau. outils de charpentiers, vielles roux
une faux, une balance, viugt butt tetes
d'annimanx, I'D buggy ct h%arnais, un lot
pelles, contenu Dime forge, huit acres de
plant de cane, deux mile deux cent vingt
barils de mails, IN lot de fouin, etc.
Conditions de la vente-Comrtant le
jour de la yente EN- monaie des Etats
Unis.
J. Y. DURABLE. Jr.,
feb2, D. s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-09

pA- We are pleased to see rapid prog
ress made on the levee at Perronnin's il
this parish which is now nearly complet
ed. This levee, though a small one as to
length, is, nevertheless, considerable as
to the other dimensions. Mr.. P. McDon.
nough, the contractor, is pushing along
the work with great rapidity. He fully
understands the business, and gives the
work bis constant attention. The great
ievees in other parts of the State be;ng
finished, laborers are not in demand.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-09

L The Pscayune is bored to death
with constant appeals to visit this and
that exhibition of new Inventions and
discoveries, and then give the world the
benefit of it's opinions thereon. The Pie
would like to get rid of the intolerable
nuisance. Do it thusly Require the
bore to take a chair in the sanctum-
compel him 70 perform the reporters du-
ties IN his absence, and then, if done, the
reporter will puff his machine, or dis.
covery according to its merits. IF not
kick the bore out of the office.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Die-
trict. Winnifred Berthelot vs.. !ss \
Lobdell, Administrator. No. 1859.
By virtue of a writ of e ia directed g
The Sheriff of the parish Of West Baton
Rouge in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, of date the 22d day Of y.n.
uary A D 1857, from the Hon the flfla
District Court in and for said parish ana
State have sliced and will expose 9
public sale to the last and highest bidder
in front of the Court House Of this par
ish. on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of March a =
1851, at IL o'clock a m all the right tue
and interest of the defendant in and eo
the following mortgaged property, towns
The lower half of the Belmonte fiahf
attion situated 10 this parish, supposed 9
contain about four hundred aud twenty
arpents, more or less, bounded above ?!
the Centre Road running through say
plantation to the rear line SO as to 'es's
The sugar house and road 10 the opPsa !
Of said plantation, below oy lsous
If widow Louis Dubardeau I " 9, ID Itoo'
" the Mississippi river and back ~ laD,s
If Joseph Dougberty, with all the oolls
ngs and Improvements thereon: suc5..'
o a lease OF said property beld by A..
lam Lobdell for the year 1867, Inc -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-09

PLAIN SpoKEN.-Gen. Jabal Early, II
the preface to his memoir OF the war
comes out in the following stralghtfor,
ward style:
While some Northern politicians and
editors, VIII. subsequently took rank
among the most inscriptions and vlndl-
cative of our enemies, and now hold me
TO be a traitor ana rebel, we're openly and
sedulously iusfifying and encouraging
secession. I was laboring honestly and
earnestly to preserve the Union.