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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-20

On Monday a big buck Freedman, &C
cused another Of murder. "What r" says
the Captain, "a killing case? Who has
been killed? Where is the murdered
man 7" Use he," says the darkey. Use
the man what's killed" "Ah, indeed"
says the Captain, why, you Look mar
~vellously like a live man. Is this your
ghost 7" The Captain has a lively sense
of the ludicrous, and we think enjoyed
the joke. But be couldn't convince the
negro that he had not been fairly killed.
The fact was. we believe, another negro
had punched this darkey on the shin, and
had knocked the "bref" out of him for a
few minutes.
In another case, a negro woman was
complained of by her employer, for being
;ndoleat and triaiug. The Captain asked
why she did not work industriously, and
comply with the terms of her contract.
She said she couldn't do it /; that she was
conjured. "Ahr says the Captain,
Chow is that What have they done
to you 7" Why" says she, "some old
conjurer glib me de slow trabels | feels
it in my legs p There are a good many
of them, We suspect, that are coniured
IN the same manner. 1t seems a very
prevalent disease among the "Great Em-
ancipated -Breaham (Teras) Banner.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-20

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial Dis
trict. In matter succession of John A.
Bird. No 663.
Whereas. James L Lohdell has this day
fled in the Clerks office a provisional ac-
count end tableau of his administration
in above succession--
Notice is hereby eiv.n that VII legal
opposition to The HON ,logatinn Of said
provisional account and tahleau must h.
fled in this Office within thirty days from
the first publication of this natice.
0 NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks office, West Baton Rouge, April
18th, 1867.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-20
ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROIoSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui-

ETAT DE la L|OUlSlANE, PARoioSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqul-
enc Distri, Judiciaire. Dams l~atfalre
de la succession de John A. Bird, de
cede. No 663
Attendu que James L. Lobdell, admins
trateur de la di,e succession, a ce j'ur
enregistre IN compte ct tableau provisoire
de son administration +
Avis est par les presentes dome que
toute opposition legale a l'bomologation
du dit compte ct tableau provisoire devfa
etre enreeistre enregistre dams ce bureau
dana les treute jonrs qui suivront la pre-
miere publication dc Get avis.
0. VI. LEBLANC. Greffier.
Bureou du Gr"ffi- r. paroisse d'Ouest Bat
on Rouge. ce Is Avril A. n. 1851.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-20

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. PAROTSSE
douest Baton Rouge, Cinquieme Dis
trict Jndiciaire. Dams l~'affalre de Jean
Francois Tacneau VS. ses Creanciers.
No. 1929
Attendu que William White, syndic du
snsdit iasoivable Jean Francois Tacneau
q &c jour enregistre IN compile ct tableau
1nal de distribution de son Syndicat dams
dams Paffaire spsdit-
Avis est par les presentes donnes que
tout opposition legale a lbomologation
ou dit compile ct tableau foal de distrib.
ution devra etre fait an bureau du pref6er
&c cette paroisse dams les treuse iours oui
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Rspsblieaa, Csanty Ticket


of our pclitiesf 1ih, st 81 80 =, squsi bsre tie
lay, and srs 10 favor Of spch a1endmsats 70 tbs
Cousttasscu q - essts q I0vs = WI secure III.
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1nas " ApSe0s6 81 the Mltltatt fsconf6o ctfon
acia iAa ~ ne ~ - loth 0saqssDs ~ - the
ribsrsl consareetton b. snfisadly o0eials dspdvts
thsss scs Of thsir saeryy and VITALITY - dss9d ess
Cousrsss asssble 10 July 90 carry out - sdditonAi
spacsmeets the and original intent 81 500
the Oft Rebel Dtsss upon sors and
That the prompt trial and punishment according
to law OF shs hsd the late fsbeon for bis infamous
srmes imperstvsiy demanded fer the vindcatian Of
the Constitution and the laws asd Sor chs pfees Dun-
shment OF the hghest crime II 10 demanded b. Justice
honor end prucsv rseasd fr shs psesscteD " Amert
can CITIZENSHIP And by due for the Welfare and
future safety Of the Republic, and IL IL due notQny 70
the dignity OF the nation hut In justice 70 the loyal
Of the Constitution the Union and Liberty and to
tn. soldiers ~ the Union Who sur vivs And the 4snory
of tbs hssok dead EF&. A8&kfS4sf
T. rkat~e are In favor 9th sfvicteae etepdny In
the t3n ditnrs Of public Aoney, ard that - dtmand
the hards Of all e1ical. both State and Satons
faithful sad rigdy honest Naturalization OF public
affairs.
That the Republican members Of the Congress Of
the United 6stes entitled TO the thsuks OF the Ma
tiou for their nrmncss In ress,n the conspiracy 70
the control Of the to the hands OF
traitors ard their allies. and in defeating the purposes o.
corrupt Executive. and thus sustaining the iutefes's
OF liberty T. Eres and dapserous crisis 10 oar history
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The Washington Library Company,

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IT, MANHOOD:
How Lost how Restored!

yut fabkeled a sealed envelope lTsce, ~ cent?
AIEoruRR IN THs NATURAL TREATMENT
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Gift anlexprise.
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Situate at Ryerside Burlington County, New Jersey, 10
feu aded fpr the purpose OF sutonsy educatns the
Of deceased soldiers and sesmen Of the United
htatss.
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hn 3~n citizens Of P7Hniylvauis and Ntw Jsrsey =
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout thu States.
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n The Oacrrs ard Numbers Of The Hashingtos Library
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RATCHELUls,s mAlR DYE.

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neoss Nodi-appcintment. No ridiculous tints Nat.
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Special notices.
year aalA Team So

Wpar AalA Team IS
-. s {. >-, cesss.
rrssseday The rrar AVID tear Of busincss life. which
n.les sseA tremendous Aras apoa the body and mind
,n,.., sop. A..lsfdf ~ str.ns tonic RESORT
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which genial end purely vegetable stinulsnt, b
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ely, which VIII prove Of geat benefit TO the broken
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Of s.imuants and this fluid 10 refined from crndites
which belpaa to II = neones from the manufacturer
The other cont osed Of medicinal plants
and herbs aud contain not harmful element IN all
thetr composition, tssp'HdAv
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s Schedule OF Presents.

CASH Present.,,,.....
Cash PRESENT.. ........,....,,..,e,...,...S W.
Ca-n Present. 10 eco
Cam Pf,srut ................... $500
2Cn.h Presents of 81 800 each 500
&c, aernaaso.u. philadsipha Is 200
New jersey 49,. 5000
Coal Depot. Offices, Sheds, oIon I'd. with bnsi.
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90 Neionsors sz2S ash............... $40
R,sex God Sewing Mac hines t203 each........ goo
10 Family se sing Machines fLD9 each-.....-.. 90
50 Fine Gold watche- s2,0 e,ch..........,. 1900
M ys,us........ 1ooos
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Csmeis Hsit shs~s tSo90 each $3.50
U.pd.nv,e Lace ehawi- $3.50 each ........,.. 10
10 Cashmere Sh~~ls $50 "a, ................. SO
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ro,.,..................... ..........---.ssooo 90
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THE Republ'can vote in Califoenia vaapvsrs
1900 less It the late election Atlsan1 las
n,s1a1iiss aAAa~.sea
thosalend lees than list year. The Demo
el6ts Sses xi5s awake, an bpsd cns y ne
polls and carried The election, and the Re-
prblieaaa remained q homo ip q ss6 s'ens
numbers 10 suffer On overwhelming defeat.
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THE Constitutional Union, the Presidents
rebel organ At Washington City, threatens
members Of Congress With the same absolute
rule that the Commsnder-in Chief enforces,
under the Constitution and the articles Of
war, over his subordinates IN the military ser.
vice. fs4#
This is simply military despotism extend.
ed over tho Representatives 81 the people,
the Constitutional Law makers Of the coun,
try. 1t is tc-wipe OUT the Constitution and
the Republican Institutions under which
We live, and 70 exah one man to the abso>
lutte and exclusive control Of the policy and
the destinies of the country. It is usurpa.
tion, revolution and tresson to the country
and to liberty. 8. ..s~sr =
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For Anle.
E0r sale

EORTY ACRES Of good farming land,
% we'll fenced, aud 10 good stats Of cutiSa-
uos- sores Of good timber land, ard Lice young
hare good frame dvslhs9 house. assn; GOOD cssern
,nh .fabe. Situate about 81 miles from the city
xnGuir- OF WIN. EULT N
ap<d Real Estate Agent
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How TO obtain shares and En-.
cravings.

Send order RI to hy mall enclosing from 81 to SO,
either y Post ofee orders Ina registered iettsr nj
our nix Larger amounts should be sent by draft or
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Tax johnson Democracy have been hold.
ing IN ssencsupmensf ia the District Of Co.
iumbia. This '.eacanpmeot'' means trea-
SON and attempted Executive despotism, and
overthrow OF Congress and the Supreme
Court, and the absorption Of oil power in the
nands Of the President in the interests Of the
rebels. - e.@ 4.@e rs
20, ersat . still Sighting on the line II
.osa'y and Union, IN which he started when.
ne 0psufed me rebels u Appomstox Court
hooss' and the people will trus. him to head
e2sess supplementary Prsside n.i,l Rebellion
sanss . crushed sas the original 90 e6.ct..
ally. 49,. go q
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FOR SALE.

DoUBLE two story fAhs Dwelling House, with
N ten rooms, good cellar and ciAteru, fu lot with
board fence and good frame stable to each side
fr e2l0 per stuated lot six In block
Mcguire Of ~ NA FULTON,
tslS Real 1tnAs Agent, - Main<t.
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The History OF the Great He beiiton:
Can be written by any well educated man IL ssingie
half year but the hist of the success OF Dr. 70
lands white Pine Compound could not be written by
thousand we'll eiuested IA ATTY half yeArs-so init
mate are ts relations with every and woman in the
country l.ept1I dhw
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Cen. Butter on tho National Finances.
In letter to the New York Erening Post
General Butler alludes as follows TO bis
views upon finance, ''carsorily expressed
aud recently published, as compared with
those Get forth IN the speeches OF Mr. Pen.
dletnn. of Ohio y - y -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01

GA curious westerner wrote to Theo-
aore Iilton to inquire into the truth OF
the rumor that he was engeged to Ann,
f. Dickinson, and received the following
reply:
My dear sir I: In reply TO your kind in
quiry whether the story be indeed true,
that l am to marry my pleasant friend,
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson, permit Inc just
to mention (what must suffice for the
present) that in this as in every other i'm
portant matter, l am bound by rule
which have observed for now nearly
eleven years ; and that is not to take con-
elusive action without the advice of Mrs.
Elizabeth r. Tilton, very sensible wo-
man, and the wife of yours truly,
THEODORE TILToN.
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DEATH of q Missionary.

Rev. William Goodell. ID. d.. for many
years one of the Missionaries of the Ameri-
can Board in Turkey, died at Philadel-
phia Oh the 18th inst. He was seventy
five years and four days old. Mr.. Good
ell was born in Templeton, Mass. Feb.
II, 1892, united with the Congregational
Church i'll that place Il few months after
his conversion, in the spring of 1911. He
graduated at Dartmouth College in 1917.
and at Andover Theological Seminary in
III 1920. lie was ordained for the minis
try at New Haven, CT, Sept. y. 1922.
embarked at New York for Malta in the
December following, where he remained
about nine months. He aiterward went
to Beirut. lie took up his residence in
Constantinople in 1881, where he remain
ed for the most part until his return to
this country, i'll August, 1865. having
visited his home but once Gn 1889 since
his first departure in 1922 1t is nearly
forty-iive years since DIR. GOodeIl embark
ed to join the mission to Syria and the
Holy Land, and thirty-six years since he
began the mission to the Arminians. and
took up his residence at Constanlinople.
After taking most important part in the
change which the Gospel has already
wrought among that people, he returned
to this country enteebled by age, to reside
at Philadelphia. The translation OF the
Old Testament into the Armeno-Turkish
language, published at Smyrna in 1912,
received his undivided attention for many
years. In 1913 he finished the revision
of the New Testament in the same langu-
age. Of this 1t is said, 1T is impossible
to estimate the value of this work to the
Reformation. The length of time served
by DR.. Goodell in the foreign missionary
service has only been exceeded 10y that Of
the late DIR. Judson. His death was quite
sudden, he having been sick but twenty
four hours, and was caused by congestion
of the lungs. He has been an earnest and
faithful servant of the great Master, and
has gone 10 lis reward.
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EMIGRATION TO BRAZn.-Dev. Thom

EMIGRATION TO BRAzIL.-Rey. Thomas
X. Beecher, who is in Brazil for health.
writes to the New York Tribune, warning
American mechanics and laborels against
emigration to that country, except as Or
gained colonies. He says that every
steamer brings there from one to three
hundred Americans, and that the greater
part OF them are miserable and begging for
help in less than two days. Our mechan-
les cannot possibly compete with the cheap
and shabby labor Of that country, and
many are driven to enlist in the navy for
poor pay and rations. Mr.. Beecher thinks
that Brazil offers many inducements to
organized emigration, but that any poor
man IS Wretchedly fooled who leaves the
United States expecting to do better on
bis own hook in Brazil. There is plenty
of land and opportunity for every variety
OF labor and enterprise in the United
States-why 60 to Brazil at all?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01

Tile New RAILROAD PRoJECr.-A
farmer in central Massachusetts,, who
married q Vermont girl, in private let
ter to this office, writes s. | am very
much interested in your new railroad
project. Tell the farmers on the route
that they had better glre t. the road one
years income, rather than not have it
built, The manufacturers and lumbermen
as a matter of course will DO all they can
Tor it. The new road will diminish your
advertising in one line, at least, that is,
you won't advertise so many Farms for
Sale Vermont has a noble record now
let her present generation do what they
can to develop her resources, and thus
present nome attractions to her Sons and
daughters, and she will stand among the
first in the siSterhood of states
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01

SURRATr IN COURT. - Surratt was
brought before the criminal court at
Washington on Saturday, and on the in
dictment being read to him 10y the clerk
of the court, he entered a plea of not gull
ty. The clerk then asked: elbow will
you be tried p To which the response
was made: ''By my countrymen;" when
the officer added, "Then may God send
you a safe deliverance." Surratt was then
remanded to Jail, and it is not known
when the trial will take place 1t was
not generally known that he was to be
examined on Saturday, and there was no
crowd and no excitement in the court
room. The prisoner was attired in a suit
of black, his zouave uniform having been
removed, and he was handcuffed on the
way to and from the court house.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01

X. r. CHARrER.-Under the head Of
"A Step for the New Railroad" we copied
IN item from an exchange two weeks ago,
saying that the legislature of Maine chad
5ranted a charter for the Western railroad
company, TO connect Portland with the
west" Instead of the Western railroad
company, the corporate name is the
portland and Ogdensburg railroad com,
pany the Legislature granting charter
from Portland to the western line Of the
state, with unlimited power in the selec-
ton of a route