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To Females.
To CofIcspon6cpfs.

Patients residing in any part Of the State however
distant who may desire the opaion and advice Of Dr
puhery on 5her respective cases and who think proper
to submit written statement O such. preference
holding personal Interview, respectfully assured
that their communications VIII lie held mort sacred
Dr Dohery takes this opportunity Of observing all
letters only opened and replied by himself and
the latter promptly as possible.
II the ease be fully and candidly described personal
communication VIII be superseded, instructions fr
diet regimen and the general treatment Of the case II
self ncudiug the renedie} VIII he forwarded without
delay, and III such to convey no idea OF the
letter or parcel transmitted.
Consultation free
Permanent cure guarateed 10 pay. Address
W. h. DOHERTY. NJ D..
cal
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

ENsTATE OF Bo.,ert B. Moore. decea sed.-
H Notice : hereby given i7E the undersigned
cnor The above named estate n the creditors Of md
al persons having claims against said deceased
hibit the with the necessary vouchers. within
months from the frst publication Of this notice, to the
undersigned tle Clerks cce Oroyiile Butte comfy.
California G MOORE. Clerk
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WISCONSIN woman recently tumble out OF a
wa gon and struck on her head. Her waterfall was
demolished bat it saved her head.
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\ Coon ToA>r.-1he Democrats all over New
England says the -Hissisippian are holding ciori-
hcationS over the reSnit Of the Connecticut election
Tue standing toast beng: The Natmes State
where shall ge find crater p
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AT a ball, once Bill Blunt was hanled into a Ia
dy's presence. to apologize for an alleged insult
Miss l.. understand have iusulted YOU :" euoth
Bl lyon have Sir" :" What did | say. Miss.
l. = ''lou told ME 10 go to Jericho "Wei, =
said Bill, - have come at the request of several
persons to tell yon that Won needn'I 70
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THEY have an odd way of doing up rampant fe.
males IN Memphis. They sack EN-. Memphis pa
pers says: An obstreler erois woman was taken to
the Adams street police station, recently tied up
IN bag, her head only being out. She was thus
Kept from doing mischief and was carried along on
the back Of a stardy black man.
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As an instance OF modern iasratitGsle it i related
That woman IN Caieaso who sues ior a divorce
ooniesSeS that her husband recently gave her
one hundred dollar Paisley shawl.
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JeHN VI. Boris was foreman o.a Grand Irr, II,
Richmond, in which IRE Of the number were co!ar.
ed men. Nhege is WiHder Where is Dick rur-
ner Where Is Libbey Prison.
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K e1Se. F-e I would be equally useass and III
Necessary herv tie diseases elred a. the
la>tle-sis. Al casses q complaints t-Sfed: bur
cll>eE ny Ty mention zcse a ssl@l nature.
upon such fze gIl-eelzg ard irresponsible Quacs
ixells. wizA phases wei c.ic,..si deeelye those ~
noraat oi tAe emptiness q hlS caesans Iirss ases
.ae ssaNc..l cl,i.r.sislts
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PUScH says that women first resorted to tight
lacing to prove 10 the men how well they conld
bear tight squeezing.
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"Boss, want twenty-five cents said iour
printer to ms employer twenty-five cents how
soon do you want it Jake :" Next Tuesday"
AS ssaon rs that !: You can't get it. have often
told you That when You wanted so large a sum of
money you must give me at least four weeks
time -
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NOTICE!

y2NFIE undersigned give notice that they
4 iutcnd apply a Patent their vein ur lode
called the Spring Valley Mining Company Quartz
Vein situated in Oregon city Mining District County
Of Bate. state q California and post this notice
in conspicuous part thereof-CQmmenciug At notice
posted c the centre # the vein an running in north
eriy direction 5ea feet, and Soufheriy direction 15oo
feet with width Of 80 feet each side Of the cenfr
Of said vein and including ground the west side Of
their Claim appureuaut 10 the mine Dated the
ground. this 9th day II May. 1851
IOHN NASH.
Fer the Spring Valley Mining Company.
WIN ABRAHAM WoI.E,
~ JAMES MuLER NIL SIN
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Mas nullaay, the wife Of carpenter in Loui>.
vile, caught her hs>5ani the other dsv in flag
ranfs dei'cfa with a coloTed girl! She attempt 10
whip the girl, bat was seized with vomiting. died
IN a lew moments. Nerdici-diseaSe OF the heart.
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NOTICE! /!

E-EITED STATES Internal Revenue
= Office q; Assistant Assessor. Ninth Division. Fourth
District California Orovlne May llth. lS67To the Tax
Payers Of Butte coUnty:-You are hereby notified to
make return to this office within ten days from the date
Of this notice, statement Of your income for the year
1855. and al other taxes - which y0u may be liable
der the Revenue Laws Of the United States Failing
make such return within the time specified yaur
seSSnent VIII be estimated by tne Assistant Assessor
and the penalties OF the law VIII he added
Section Il requires the lists be- furnished the As
s>JaD Assessor within ten days from the date of this
notice
Section Y imposes penalty Of - per centum upon
the estimated taN neglect refusal 10 make return
Section = imposes penalty OF Sl.0o0 or delivering
false or fraudulent list.
Al necessary blank forms with fun Instructions viii
DC furnished. By L DUNiIA2I. Asst Ass'r.
May Il. 1857. Montgomery - oravi]l6
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MEDICAL.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
DIR. w. h. DOUERTY.S
Private Medical 4 Surgical Institute,

Saersmsuto Street. below Montgomery opposite this
P2es1e Mall Steamship Ccnp&uy'> o-tsce- Prl-
v2.e Entrance Le3GiSdort street.
-. Frzuclsoa
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~ 4 HARD p-YsoBKl>G and emiaeut'Y pieus woman
once said. = don't want 10 e to heaven as soon
As ] die. but rather 10 sieep in the grave thon.
sand years or 80, to get rested.
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\ CLEvELANp paper savs there a man IN that
heeaboiAeod - that be sits en- the doors- cps
"i the church sunday to save tie wear OF his pew
cushions.
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Ayers Cl1erTy peCtoEr al,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs. Colds. Inflt3enzn. IfoarSencss.
Group. Bronchitis. Encipient Com
sumption. and Cor the Relief
OF Consunlpt;vc Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This is remedy universally known 70 s"rfass any
other for the o threat and lung ccnp'ails HAT 1t
is useless here to publish the evidence Il It's FleS us
uurivalled excellence for coughs and colds and It's truly
wonderful of pulmonary disease have inade IL
known throughout the civilized nations oi 'he ealih
Few are the communities families among htih
who have not personal experience OF lis efeeS
living trophy their midst OF lis victory over 'e
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders ana
as know. tha effects Of this femc'iy we need NOT
do more them that il has now all me VIZ
tues that did have when making the cures which nave
won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind
Prepared by Dr. ]. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by
A. NcDERNOTT.
G-oville. and by R. H Mcdonald Co. and Crane L
{; Brigham san Francisco, and all dealers.
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4 YOUNG gentleman. speaking OF yeans bean
tys fashionable yeliowi>h hair called it pare gold.
" II oaght TO be-. qnoth Mr.. Il. lit looks like
twenty four carrots.
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BEAUTIFUL. intelligent. ami4ble fascinating
and Immensely wealthy vaang lady in Font
wayne iS patiently waiting Ter some Young maa 10
marry her. II Is stated she wears chean cloihe,
and works III 4 milaesS shap.
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II every voter in the land as honest the
negro who delivered the speech from which the fol
lowing eXtrct is taken we would be better ruled
than are: Be de nebah poor, if him
hab no coat no hat no shoes no bread he must
not sell his vote-not for five dollah, for five
hundred dollah nor fifty tousand. If he do, we
will spurn him from Us foreber, for wd a great
price obtained We dis freedom
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NOTICE.

w II. IRWIN RESPECTFULLY On
w forms his cid and tried customers inst he has
bought the harness and saddsry business lately owned
by T. Marchela and has removed his stock Of goods 10
the place opposite his former place Of business
next door 10 Wells Fargo Cos. Express 0fiee where
ne intends 20 carry the business IN more extensive
manner than heretofore The public informed that
intend 10 sell goods at Sacramento and Narrsvie pri
ces snS Al fhoss wishing ANYTHING my line, viii dc
VEL - -ive ne fsH " II. IRWIN.
pcc 2tih lsss Montgomery street. CFcTiIle-
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The following rules posted up in New Jer-
sey schoohouse: mo kissing the girls in school
hours; no licking the master during holidays.
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To the A diieted.

Ier tfe A1l2cSs ~ltsSG St sc1ef21C nsS.iCs Sac,
Il. the a,s q s private and crore dis
e2s>. Ct ~cz0sy ana and a. ssS,sal diseases
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W > SAfFOtsp.
Probate Judge, Butte County, Cal @.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK.
County OF Butte. I
l. J q Moore, County Clerk Of the county oi Butte.
State California and ex-ocio Clerk Of the Probate
Court in and for said county 90 hereby certify the fore
going be a and correct copy Of order made
and entered Jpon the minutes OF said Probate Court
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Probate Court
Il s. the 30th day Ct May, \ d. 1857.
G MOORE Clerk.
BY JAMES GREEN Deputy Clerk.
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fAstltUtc-
Northeast eo-rer Rrarsey 5acksaa - san Frznesses
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IT is said tia. Empress Of the French is again
encispie- Been taking little nap.
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ROESNBAUM'S BITTERs!

ROESNBAUM'S RITTERs!
Cures Dyspepsia.
Cures Dlarrhusa-
Cures JaEadice.
Cures Liver Complaint.
Cures Indigestion.
Cures Fever and Ae-le.
And all Bilious Diseases.
ID OSES -AU1'S BITTERS ARE THE
y Invali4's Delight the Poor Mans Friend. Thev
Enliyen. nyisosras@ Strengthen, and pleasant var
eradicate Diseases.
TRY THEM.
Fo- Sale by Druggists and Tiror Dealers evervtere
Or BIZ y b JACOBS * CO
6n12t AS Fr11t street. san Francisco.
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SHORT time ago, whale stranded on the
Norfolk Coast. and purchased as a speculation by
sharp practitioner. who advertised for intorma
ton how to preserve it. A Sunderland wag re-
Piled to the advertisement, rendering the crown 5
worth of postage stamps. which arrived, and the
following recipe duly forwarded: put the
whale carefully into glass bottle: cover it over
with spirits OF wine (strong whskey may do); then
cork and seal mp" The postage stamps were hand
ed over TO a charitable institution
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Car from tho Ship State liowe doss she
head z" Al Serene q -
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PROBATE NOTICE.

ASTAIE OF llItOfnla- county OF Suffc--
- In Probate Court-In the matter Of the estate of
" D Case. dcceassd.-Upon reading the petition Of
Van 0rden. administrator OF said estate. It is ordered
thar all persons having interest i'll the estate Of II
Case deceased in the Spring Valley Mining Com
pany appear before the Probate Court OF Butte County
Monday the 1st day OF July. 1857 at ten O'Clock
A NJ, the Court House at 0royile. TO show cause if
any they have why order should rot be granted
the administrator Of the estate OF NJ. d. Case.
deceased sell the interest Of said VI D Case deceased.
in the Water Ditch and Mining Grounds Of the Spring
Valley Water Company named i'll said petition pri-
public sale, and thai a copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks in the BUTTE
RECON-, newspaper printed and published in the
OF Oroville, Butte county.
" S Stafford.
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WISCONSIN lady has a beard two inches long
and her husband has not single inch to prove his
manhood-te being bare face wretch.
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THf Court Journal says the bounty for triple
births in England aff0Ids too much encouragement
for that sort Of thing.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

A MAS in Virginia is ecturing on disease call
ed Love If is Z popular disorder, and very
catching.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

EXPERIENCE to most men is like the stern ligh
OF ship: they illuminate the space gone over.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

Coop sense accommodates itself to the world
wisdom endeavors to conform itself to beaven.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29
Improved Dashaway,
DashaWay,

wn. II. Blood's Patent. Janra-- 18th, Isss- Il -o'
mead Washing Machine -y the
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WAY
M a CHIN z

EF EoV WANT TO SEE GOOD WASH
Il ing Machine, Exznle the
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And fsr tie speedy cuEe Of lie following Complaints:
Scrofuia and ScrofcI Ious AFeetionsS,,ch
as IusaorS. Ulcers. Sores. ErupIions,
plmpies. Pu>;ui-7. Hsofches. Bois.
6lains, and all skin Diseases.
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Two women have been elected as Parish Over
seers in England.
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Isyspe ;,sia. Heart Disease. Fits. E.,Ies-
*. IL Ii /, 0i =. = Ui.r.,l .io

MANY remarkable ot these ilectiiis have been
made bv the Alternative power ot this medicine. 1t stnli
ates tie vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyerco!nes disorders which woui he supposed beyond lls
reach Such a remedy has hong tecu tlHircd by the ne
cessties Of e peofia. and confident that tis VIII
ID f1r tlIrnl ali lllaI mnLiciue ca, do
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Ir is tflca,t 10 conceive ANYTHING more beauii
fal than the reply given By one in 2ftction. when
be was asked how he bore il well 1T lighters
the stroke said he, Ito draw near to Him who
handles the rod =
SEVENTY thousand German emiErants are book
ed for passage 10 this country the present
They are represented TO be Of the hardy laboring
class.
We hear that when the Indian lodged il the
watch house the other evening was pressed TO in
form where he got his liquor he replied with great
emphasis. "Iniun drink. but no sqHawkum.
aoUsE made nest of five ffty-dollar green
back in of the Portsmouth ~ H. banks.
iex nights since, much to the disgust ofthe respon
sjble officers
Doc7gK in shelbyville, Kentucky. has been
indicted for laying the gay Lothario with thirty.
three ladies of that vicinity.
4 WISCONSIN woman recently tumble out of a
wagon and struck on her head. Her waterfall
demolished bat It saved her head.
THERE Is lady in Saginaw Mich. only thirty
five years Of age, who has given birth 10 sixteen
children al eight births.
PUScH saws that women first resorted to tight
lacing to prove TO the men how well they conld
bear tight squeezing
The following rules are posted up in New Jer-
sey schoohouse: mo kissing the girls in school
hours: no licking the master during holidays.
Man in Virginia is lecturng on disease call
ed Love" If is popular disorder, and very
catching.
WISCONSIN la dy has beard two inches long.
and her husband has not single inch to prove his
manhood-he being bare face wretch.
THF Court Journal says the bounty for triple
births in England atfogds too much encoura cement
for that sort Of thing.
EXPERIENCE to most men is like the stern ight
OF q ship: they illuminate the space gone over.
Coop sense accommodates itself to the world;
wisdom endeavors to conform Itself to beaven.
Two women have been elected as Parish Over
seers in England.
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determinations. Gout. Liver Con, MA Int.
schirrNs. Cancer rs1.I,, o.-s. Eniarg snc1.t.
liberation. Carries and E1fciiation OF
the Bones.

great variety Of eases have been reported 10 us here
Of these Formidable complaints have resulted from
Ih of this remedy hut spree heFe will nt admit
then. some ot them may he found in uur American
Almanac which the agents below n1uled are pleased TO
finnish gIals all who clll IL tne.m.
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Opinions OF the Press.

II cure gIlarateed or 10 pay. Address
W. K. DOHERTY. NJ. D..
san Francisco. Cal
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" Complaints formerly @. Locke Hospital Is.ss,
eight years IL sA-2-aente and the lzs- logr years
San F-vocice.
DR.. ToNe-s experience Is ot forty yeas SANDING an
during thai tina mas met with unparalleled siscess
The Treatment u al .LoSe diseases generally Known
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Seminal Weakness.

Should YOU be afflicted with any of the following
symptoms such weakness Of the back and limbs.
Pain in the Head Dilaiess of Tisiou Nervousness and
general debility. Loss Of Melaory confusion ot ideas,
and depression Of spirits Evil Forehodings Slf Dis
trust and aversion to society consult DR. ToYER al
once, and he viii restore you to perfect health.
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r Ellie AT 1 a S 7 !!
" Try ] Je.nkins
VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE

1t is Elegant Preparation for Hair
IS composed purely Of vegetable ingredians Of Cal
fornia production and Is unequalled for
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29

Professor Vim HOLMES, Agent,
Huntoon street, oroviIis.
None genuine unless bought at The abcva places
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50. Anfhony's Fire. Rose Erysipelas.
letter and Salt Rheu,n. Scaid Head,
Ring worm. Sore Eyes. OrouSy.

Or. Robert y. Prebe writes from Salem y. 7. 18th
Sept. ls5e. that he has cured inveerate Of
Orepsy, which threatened terminate fatally, by the
perseTeriug sarsaparilla and also dan
frgtG1t Ersitel7s by large doses Of the same;
Ia tic LII ..ar1tl,.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-30

IL De La LOUISIANA, PAR0ISSE
.d'0aest Baton Rouge, Cinquieme Dis.
trio. Dams Paffaire de la succession
de Terence Derichebourg. DECIDE. No.
ST.
Elm vertu dun commission addresse an
sheriff de la paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge
dams Ia succession ci,dessus, en- date du
20 Novembre a. d. 1867, de pHon. la
cour du %cinquieme district iudiciaire,
dams ct pour la paroisse ct etat susdite,
f%otfrirai en- vente publique, au plus off
rant ct dernier encherrisseur, sur les
lieax, Ia dernier residence de Terence
Derichebourg, pres du Bruly Landing. en-
eette paroisse d'Ouest Baton Bouge,
MARDl, lie Slime jour de Decemhre pro.
cham, 1861, a IL heures a. m, Ia terre
CT apres decrites ct les mobiliers suiyants
SAVIOR
l.. I'm certain moroccan de terre. GU
hae'tatlon, situee en- cette paroisse, mes.
urant IN arpent ct trois quarts, plus ou
MONS, de face au hsuve Mississippi, avec
p%refondeur de quatrevingt arpents. plus
on molns, entire lignes paralleIles. borne
en- hant par terres des heritiers de Zephi.
rim Blanchard ct Ell bas par terres de
Plerre Granger, ct au fond par terres
dEmile B. Trinidad, avec toutes les ba.
tlsses ct aneliorations qui sly %trouvent.
:. Tn lot de prophecies p~ersonelles ct
communante, consistent d'vne vielle vol
ture ct h%arnais, une vielIe iument. une
polle..de cuisine, 10 lot mais, trois cochons.
an lot vaisselle, couteaux ct f~ourchettes,
denx actions du B. r., G. T. & O. R. R.
Co, une reclamation contre Jean Baptis
Laoauve, IN lot ustensils d'habitation. I'm
lasll cannoniere ct sac, une montre en-
argent, un lot meuble de msison, hinge de
Its ct valsselle, une vache ct veau. etc.
Conditions de la veute-Les mobiliers
compliant. LA terre au compliant pour
a somme de cent cinquante piastres, ct
'onr la balance l'scquereur fournira SEES
'illets portant hypotbeque ct privilege de
,endenr sur la terre, endosses a Ia salts.
action de administrator ct payables en-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-30
,ATURDAY.... NOVEMBER 80, 1867.
sss- A rush Of legal business this week
excludes more important reading matter.

ssa- The health Of our parish is a ten.
der subject to touch upon. We have sc
soften been deceived by appearances that
1t is with reluctance we refer to it. There
are several cases of yellow fever still in
the parish, although they are of 3 nilder
type than formerly. Of the two cases
specially referred to last week, one died
and the other is nonvalescent. All cases
nov under treatment promise as fair for
ultimate recovery as could well be ex-
pscted, considering the peculiarly Of the
weather which is more Of the summers
heat than the winters chill. We are OF
opinion land the opinion is geneEal-that
8 good, hard freeze will do much towards
improving the sanitary condition of the
parish.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
Iberville. Fifth Judicial District, Cba,.
n. Roth and Ed Desobry vs. No. 2T5
Louis Desobry. sr-, ct ais. Edward
Scratchley vs No. 355 Henry Desoorv
and Louis DesobFy, Sf. silsert Bourg
VS. $50 Henry DesobrY& Co. John +,
LIttlemeyer vs No. STE Henry Desobrv
d Co. ] McWilfialns & Co., W No.
607 Louis Desohry ct Al. Roth. Debli
enx y 60, vs. No. I'll Henry Desobry
4 Co.
BY sirtue Of six rs writs Of ieri iacias
to the Sheriff Of the parish Of Ibervills
directed,s from the Hon. Court aforesaid
in the above entitled and numbered cs,-
ses. have seized and will offer at public
sale, with benefit of appraisenent, at the
door Of the Court House of said parish on
SATURDAY, the 7th day of D.cenb,r
next, a. d. 1867, at the hour of IL VI, all
the right, title. interest and claims Of
Louis Desobry, 81, one Of the defer dants
In said suits, in and to the following de-
scrIbed property, to wit:
A certain sugar plantation fronting on
the right bank Of the Mississippi river in
this parish of Iberv,lie, about a mile and
a half above the Bayou Plaquemine,
bounded above by the cutoff" road and
below BY land belonging to the heirs of
Francois Marrioneaux, deceased, and ex.
tending along said !" cutoff across the
point to the Mississippi river, in the par
ish of West Baton Rouge, and bounded,
in said last named parish, on the side
opposite the cutoff" road by land Of
Dan Hickey, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon being and
belonging.
Terms of sale-Ou a credit of twelve
months, purchaser to furnish bond, with
good security, payable in one year from
day of sale, bearing interest at eight per
cent per annum, and special mortgage to
be retained on the property sold to secufs
the payment of said bond and interest.
nov30 ALLEN JUMEL, Sheriff.
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ssa- Il il stated that President John.
son will advise . repeal Of the cotton tex
in his forthcoming Message. We are OF
opinion that cotton itself ia repealed, il
we have many more repetitions Of the
year just closing What with low prices,
caterpillars, army worms, trifing labor
ers and other set-backs, the planter may
well despair Of ever making a living BY
it. However, if any good can result from
the repeal Of the tax, let it be done at
once--if it will stimulate further efforts
10 that branch Of agriculture, it may be
for the better. The future promises any
thing but encouragement. TRY, try
again" is an excellent motto sometimes,
but it is not infallible.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-30

The Louisiana State Pepitentiary has
been leased by Gen. Mower to Col. Chas
Jones. Of Catahoula parish, for i've years
The lease is on the same. terms and con
dltions as that made by the State with
the Messrs. McHattons in 1851. The
Lessees took possession to-day.-Advo.
cate 9Th.
From this statement We suppose the
contract entered iuto in regard to the
Hickey leves falls to the ground. We
are at loss to understand by what right
or under what authority, Gen, Mower pre-
sunes to dispose Of State property in
this summary manner !! II seems to Us
that the Legislature should lave been
consulted in the premises. Perhaps the
penltentiary was a 4 impeachment to re-
construction p