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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-04
News
BY TExEGR.sPE,
TO TYss: DAIRY rErsOCRAX'.
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, May 3.-1he city has been in A
fights have been an hourly occurrence all
day.
This forenoon large mob Of eight hourr
men iereibiy closed Up the planning mills Of
rirner q Wilson, Moody & Cb"fch, ana
Heenev Il Campbell. The ls',er es'aolisn
mcnt was very large ono ie" men
only were engaged az work, the most OF TIE
fore: having auit yesterday.
The hnil,iips was entered by the eight
hour mob. the workmen ordered to leave,
IN. engineer forcel from the engine room,
apa the engine stopped.
Soon after Capt. kennedy reached the
scene. He was reinforced BY squads Of 20
lice,nen under Captains Hickey and SEer
man, so that the entire force on the ground
numbered over sixty.
An immense crowd Of excited rioters sur
rounded the mill, but the three Captains at
once decided that the establishment should
be reopened II the proprietors so desired.
A brief consultation was held with those
gentlemen and the police were drawn up in
line before the building and in a few min
utes the machinery of the establishment was
in motion again. After the lapse Of an hour
or more the bulk of the crowd seeing tina.
nothing more could be done there moved
off TO jine other point 10 repeat their law
less depre5atians
Another gang of rioters gathered around
tie Illinois Central Railroad Freight House
near the mouth of the rver, and demanded
/ that no tn hour nen should be employed
/ there.
/ Soon after Mayor Rice appeared on the
ground and briefly addressed the crowd,
/ exhDrtns those present TO dispersc 10
resume their work il possible, and II not To
/ 20 home and cease To violate the laws OF
/ the city and State by such riotous proceed
| ings.
Subsequently Sergeant Fox, of the north
side, came on the ground with posse OF
men and ordered the crowd TO disperse,
which they finally did.
1t 10 reported that gang Of rioters are
rampant ut Bridgeport, and that they are
closing rolling mills. Tanncries. &c in tba,
locality, in some instances presenting re
volvers ct the heads Of prOprietOrs, and
driving them out Of their places Of bust
ness.
The trial of Emma Grant. for the murder
Of Michael Spore, WAS concluded last night
The prisoner was sentenced 70 the penten'
,iary fer four years.
CnIoAao, ksy 4.-Anothsr destructive
FIRE broke out At l2 o'clock last night, .
No. 80 South Water street, occupied BY X
II. Slosson L Co. Loss heavy.
Four men connected with the fire depart
ment, while at work among the debris il
the alley were buried under the ruins Of tn,
eastern wall, which fell with = fearful csasf
upon them.
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LONDON, MI 3 In the House Of Com
mons. last night. a division took place on
the reform bil and the Government was
defeated by p majority of 81 votes in favor
of the Liberal party. The Government in
sists on lis prohibition against holding a
political Meeting III Hyde Park, and The
House O!iicer has issued a warning against
the Reform demonstration proposed to be
held in that place Monday next.
BERLIN. May 3-The treaty alliance has
been concluded between Prussia and the
Grand Duchy OF Hessc.
LONDON, May S-Th,re is considerable
uneasincs felt in financial circles here and
on the continent as TO the result of the
forthcoming peace conference.
Earl Derby says officially that no plan
has been fixed on as basis al settlement
of the Luxembourg question. though he
hoped that permanent peace wou.sl be The
result Of the deliberations.
LONDON, May 3-Evening.-Am American
securities closed as follows: Erie 4ii; Ill.
Central. 76s; Bonds ~; Consols 81 for
money.
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MENPnIs, May 3-No murders occurred
here last night for the first time within q
week.
On Wednesday night planter named
Smith Wilson, reading q Germantown,
near here. while sitting On sofa talking
to bic wife, was shot through the window
BY some unknown assassin. He fell into
his wife's arms and expired. There is no
clue to the murderer.
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VIRGINIA.

FoRrRE@ MoNnoE, May 3-Nrs Davis
went to Washington last evening for the
purpose Of conicrring with the President
upon the release Of her husband.
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HAVING HEEs ENGAGED IN THE PkAC
III tice Of Medicine aud Surgery for the last
Twssry-vsy YEARS ~ RMS SrArs. hes ptrman.
entity located in this city. and offers his profcs.
sional services 90 the citiscns Of Davenport aud
vicinity, and hopes BY his long experience with
ths diseases Of Che climate, 20 merit aud receive
PORTION Of public patronage.
vice corner Of Third aud brady, over Linf.
save ,swelry Store, residence in what was for.
0ssiy known - che Fulton House. on Water
street. above the hs,dce. iune97 dit
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Miss. =. l.. PHELPS,

STUDIO NO e-FARKAND'S BLK, ID FLOOR
nHOTOaRAPiiS WORKED IN OIL OF
Z Water Coiors. or Indie ink. on plsin ~
sibumsnised pspes. Particular attention psid
o o0ptes.
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c0l.0RAQo.

DENVER, Col, May 3-There was . prize
light here yesterday between Reed and Fitx.
gerald, for thousand dollars. Ninety six
rounds were fought. Reed was the victor.
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$500 -'''|-=s
MUSICAL.

M II. j. ZIM NJ r II M A n
wnaa sNowu 40
Practical Instrument Make
TTAs LEASED THE STORE ROOM owl
keeping stock Of
KINDA OF MUolCAL lNoTnuMnNTe.
Sheet Music. Musie Books. 10. Psrscns VII
log 70 purchase iostruments will do we'll T. .
on him. He hes on hand lasge STOCK u Pias
which he will sell a ESQ q o7b Lass than mai
fsctursrs' pricss. II the instruments Dc I
give full sat sfaction the money will be refund
Mr. Zimmerman kecIs oil Instruments purch
Cd OF him in ordos without eltra charge. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-04

AoxrREAL. May a-Navigation is now
opeued and steamers are making regular
trips.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-04

AGAIN IN BUSINESS
~. =. HARC.

rs AGAIN PREPARED TO RENOvATE
i old Furniture and Upholstery, and buy aud
exchange Furniture.
Hu new shop End Store y q 2Sa Brady IT,,
0rot store room shove Fifth.
- All orders promptly 1lled. UdsclS-dts
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1867. SPRING STILES. 1897
SMITH. THE Halter,
Wholesale and Retail.

"a NOW READY WITH ALL THE LEAD
;np STYLES of Hats and Caps for Spring and
would call the attention Of the -inblic to their
Spripr stock not to be surpassed BY any. and AZ
Children and Infants Straw Hats in great profu.
aion; oil Of the iatest styles rs per cen, lover
than last years prices. apr4-d&wtf
eign % Black Dear.
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SPECIAL NoTlcgo.

Ia now offered 10 the afflicted throughout the conn
try after having been proved By the test of eleven
years. In the New Engiand STATES. where ~ merits
have become AZ well known tho ree from which,
Il d. riraa ia Yifflcs.
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the VlNITE PINE c0Mp0uhn


"M wss ss.l! IN the epsins Of % that this com
po1nd wee ofiginsAsd. Amembes OF ~ family ~
alctsd with lsstn1oo Of The shsoat attended ~ih
edieogsesoble cough. I bed fns some mo::so; ~ ~.
vious tnoaeht thet pespofstion hayins ~ ne oss
- ~ 70 b vssy useful Ia disesS: the tnross go
l1ngs To test the valus u y - N. case anoec ~
leompouo1cd small queray =. ". n.sac'nc t a.,
~ ~ ,pr:ris NY. .scsediagly gratifying within
IN ds.s shs srr,s.son of the throst removed,
M eough suh.aieG and speedy was effected
Mon aiter fr sent fomc to alndy In Londondesrys
n N ~ho had been suffering for rome weeks nom
bss confh. occnsioned by rufsen cold and had
ssieed mucus streaked With blood She soou found
relief and sent for more She took about ten ounces
oft. and got we'll. J u. Clarke. Esq editor OF the
Manchester Daily Mirror made n trial Of the same
preparation IN the OF cold aud YVES cured
Immediately. He was so highly pleased with the re-
suits and confident Ia attending its sales,
placed before the public, that he finally persuaded
the suffering. In November. 1885, fret advertised
u under the name Of White Pine Compound. In two
yeaSs from that time there had been wholeszled IN
Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth, where
II took the lead ~ NIL the cough remedies In tho mar
ket, and u stili maintains that position There Il
good reason for this IL II very soothing and ealing
Ia It's nature warming To- tbs stomach and pleasant
withsi TO the taste, and IL exceedingly cheap.
"As q remedy for kidney complaiLts the White
Pine Compound stands unsvslcd II was NOT origt
nstod for that purpose but person usins II fos
cough IVES not only cured Of cough. but wac also
cured Of kidney difnculty Of ten years standing
Since that accidental discovery many Thousands hssV
used Il for tho some compliant and have been com
The shove wss wsistsn By Ds Poland. IN $780,
| Since then, ~ IN Msnehsetes the White Pine Con
pound hss taken The Issd Of eli Cough sencdiee =
well - preparation for tho cure of Kidney difical
ter In every city. town. village aud hamlet thsosgh
out the New England otaass.
This remedy 10 ~ ssfe and Dleasant 10 tate - 4
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me White Pine Ccmpound Cures

eosc Throat. Colds, Coughs, Dipiher,a Bronchitis,
Splitting % Blood, and Pulmonary Affections gcnes-
sfiy. tits remarkable Remedy for voiiine Crime,
Bleeding ffvn the Kidneys and Nsdaer Gravel. and
9th ali
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q. MILLER,

IA % GRADY STREET. BELOW SEQ
~ oua kesps constantly on hand and makee
to ofdcr.
l2cnts', DWys' n1d ChlldPen'0
CLOTHING OF the best material and in manner
taat cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. Lioeral
rrsronaqe responsibility solicited. Imy2l-dly
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49, VIM. II. eDkI~EOBs
A rrORNkY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ aud War Claim Agent uiiioe Daveuposts
Didek, ID Floor, cor. Main q, d Second strects.
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T~O fnR APFLlCrED.
Or. KNAPP 4 SON.
1Aysldans andeafgsoas. formerly Of New Yesk. a.,
tssatiAg sueeesefally al

WhleA e0hsoe0 ths bestaDd most approved nethodo
q ~ and che countries for the cure Of Ill Chronic
Dloeaeel. Thsy treat succsaslnlly ell nervous and
Neuealc eetons, allfofms a Scfolula, Fever Sores
snd old Ulcers. Dyspspsa, Dseaee Of the Liver Con.
eoipetion, Ill Skin Diseases, Pulmonary Consumption
n.sss s 81 S.srs Disess.. e and H0eom
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homeopathic Physlcinn.
nvTlC1 AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
shove ths Ohsistian Church, 0os80 d6Cl
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Private KoaraIng Houses
DRyV4TE HOUSE

/ Kept By Mrs. 5. MoussleF, No. IA Com
mon street, The house newly furnished through
out. janis
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6fATDELA LOUISIANA, PAROISSE d'OUESG
Cour du CInqaiene District Nine. Marie O Ian
oGE, epousa de ]. V. Gourdain, rs Narcisse Landry
etals. No. 2002.
IN yertn dun ordre de f. ia. addresse au Sheriff de
~ la paroisse d 0nest Baton Rouge dams lie proees
~c!'dessls, en- date du Ter Mai A D 1867, de Phon. Ia
Co0r du 5me District Judiciaire dams ct pour la djtf
paToisse eli Etat susdlte, Iai saise ct l'exposerai en
Fenie Publiqae en- face de la maison de Cour de cette
parolsse d0uest Baton Rouge
sAMEDl, te Ter jour de JUN prochsin, Il D 1867.
II hegres q m. lie droit ct interet indlyise du defan.
4sas nsieSalfe Landry. daDs lie I~ugeIneHt suirant Ia
oE iniefel CONSTANT dun sepliene, sayoir-
hin,efei indislse dun septieme du defendeur. Belle
sans Landry, dams un certain jugenent e~nregistre
gu bureau dl GFeiiief ct Recorder de cetfa naro;ssa
qahS ie process de belesaire Landry ct ais vs. Narc.sse
Landry, No. 1878 du docket de la dite 5me Cour din
psllet dsns ct pour la paroisse d'0uest Baton Rouge,
% iapeat q irfla Landry, epsused u Joseph Bniol Vic.
%uhe Landry, veREe Tneedule Moiaison, Adele Ian.
WI, epease DC sylvanle Boufg, Josephine Landry,
gpouse ae SIMON Rlyet. Belesaire Landry, Trssirnnnd
LaodFy Ell Aicids Landry, ct contre Nareisse Landry
poa 10 aii1'e de neuf mil six cent soixante-six Mas
as y ~eiaqdante quatfe IN tier sous, avec interet feeal
Y y soilnle De deax mil hut cent deux pjastres iii !
Jsne' : ? 1923 lasquau paiment, ct meme in.eret s,,r
= seilile esx mi Iuit cent soixante-ouatra nia Tres
No. qaalfe IN tiers sous du "a Novembrs 1861
MAN arr e. lament aYeo privilege d'hypotheaue sur toute
{ Irillla, az, aIsieaple aa deienuear Narcisse Landry du
iqalse ioao Ct soil execute pour lie dit moutant.
H. n ~ ~ O. Plus decrite ct ordonne lie Ia plaintiff.
tairas "a ! iase.aehf soient reconnus CONNIE propris-
v M us y motto Dc certains morceaux de- terre a. lie.
oai /. rppa.enans a la communicate de gains Fl aca,ets
be aess'a1 euire Narcisse Landry ct Marie Carmelite
~ n /. asceaee, mere des petItionaues, les dts nor
I'D ema !. 'slfe esant particnlierenent decrits dams il
saisse ra ! =. luaenient date Decembre ii. 1866.
NJ 4 ass inserets ct frais dams ia proees u. dsst,.s
diinventaire. 'oie--oonpsant aFec beneticc
So, J.V. DURALDE, Dep. eheriF.
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Notice to Voters,
West Baton ROUGE. Abr

W,st Baton Rouge, April 30th. 1867,
P.RIsH OF WEST BATON RouGE-
TIVE BOARD of Registers of Voters for this par.
i ish appointed by Special Orders No. %, Heac
QIarte.s. 5th Military District, April Goth 1867. here.
by give notice that they will open ,heu office or
WEDNESDAY, May LIST, at 8 O'clock a. M, in the
Court House of this parish.
Naturalized citizens must bring their naturalization
papers with them.
WILLIAM CALLINAN,
JULIUS c. BADENHAUSEN,
may4tf S. Il. B. SCHOoNMAKER.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS

A ~ parties liable to any taxes under the mi
~ ,n,;e oates Internal Revenue Laws. are here
turns ast saa 1has application for License. for re-
ti,las .of apeclal Tax returns of Iacomes or ar
ssa = schedule " A = must be made 10 NV of
avg u Or before the 3lst inst. DIX
ps'tiss l saliare to attend to this notice will make
s. .s;s aaoie to the stringent penalties ;n,nosad
o sa.a lav and its amendments
-''a ~ me Ferry Landing of this parish:
Hnaylltf enaS. HOWELL.
- Aseisfaok ~
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Nnica.

Office Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and Aban-
doned Lands. Parishes of Iberville and !
West Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, Feb. %, 81. J
Circular No. 10.
In pursuance of Circular No. 2, dated Head
Quarters Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and Aban,
doned Lands, State of Louisiana, New Orleans,
La, February 20, 1867, there win hereafter be
no charge made by this Office for any contracting
blanks furnished but, similar TO last years plan
the approving and registering Of contracts will be
carried out. F. A. OSBOURN, V. R. c.,
Bvt. Capt, q. S. v, Agent Bureau r. F. s 4. L.
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Notice.

IN RETIRING from the firm of Allen 81 Hosle,
L | beg respectfully to offer M sincere thanks
to my numerous friends and the public for their
very liberal patronage to the old firm. at the same
time I beg that my young friend, Joseph Hosie,
to whom / have sold out my interest, and who is
worthy of all confidence, will be patroAized as
literally as heretofore by the people Of Baton
Rouee. f23 EDWARD ALLEN.
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..s ~contenaDt cent d~lx-neuf

-.ast contenant cent dlx-neu.
,15.ig ~. mfr moroccan de terre situe u
an eetts paroisse, etant la monte es'
gu q" Sao;tie Quest De la section quInze, lie
es "a nord.ouest de Ia section vlngt-denx'
guar ~ mo;tie est du quart snd-est de Ia
,t;on neuf, lie premier contenant ok
se1s'o d;x nepf 48-I00 acres, le second trols
aust mot acres ct lie quatrieme qnatre-
t osu acres. les dites terres etant en- town
sbip sept du range 2nze es'' o,x tro;s
six eft sept en- section dlx-huit ct
quss No, deux en- section dixneui en-
mnsbin six range no. IN Quest, ct irac-
49, A. Ia section 10. treize, quatorze ct
~artonatre en- township no. six range
aaay opest. ct terrain n 0 c'nq section
as i District de G~reensburg, Lonisi,
paay n-aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, conten-
~ asnt cent onze 96-l00 acres plus gu
MONS. Iioro
,;ans IA tout tout genre sur ct apparten-
IL JIM dites terres ci'deyaut decrltes
aanorepaDt sucrerie, moulin, machines,
residepce. cabannes . ne6res, moalIn .
eeie magazins, ~ecuTiPs, etc.
III saisie pour payer ct sa~tisfaire Ie mon
In iii iugement, des integets ct Frais
ANS IL process ci.dessus.
Conditions de IA yente-A IN credit DE-
aonze mois, l'aeqnereur foufoira sou bond
syeo bonnie sec1rite personeile, portant
Snit nopr cent. d'interet de date a Feche
snee ct les terres ~resteront hypothequees
j''4'' J. Y. DURABLE, Jr.,
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For Sale.

TWO NEW and comfortable RESIDENCES situ-
1 ated at the Ferry Landing of the parish Of
West Baton Rouge. with lots measuring each 80
feet front by 40 in depth, with kitchens, cribs,
carriage house, cisterns, gardens, etc. The dwell
ling houses are well finished throughout and in
good order The whole suited to accommodate
large or small families and would particularly
suit lawyers, doctors or merchants wishing to put
stores at the Ferry, as they can easily purchase
lots adjoining, from w. w. kincheloe, Esq. on
reasonable terms. 6
For further particulars apply to the undersign-
ed on the premises. 0. BERNARD.
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CIRCULAR
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following:

We, the undersigned, having known Mr.. J. W.
Saptafee for many years can readily certify to his
unbafled skill In the cure of all diseases OF the
horse, and sincerely and heartily recommend him
him and his medicine to the public in general,
knowing that it will meet with complets success
to all who may deem it prudent to give t a fair
! trial Foundered horses cured in twelve hours.
Collie in thirty minutes. B1:ts in thirty minutes.
Distemper in four says. Ftsy and preventive
Of CHAMBERS from eight tc tel days. Lung fever
in four days. Lockjaw.
Alfred Hazard, G. W. Catlett,
P. Kreusen, w. Gordon,
DR.. Jones, NJ. D., B. II. McGillon,
d A. Toadyine. A. L.. Tombs,
Chas. Schields. r. W. Hale, Laurel Hill,
r.. r. McGuire, j. McGrath, Baton ROTOR,
j. McKeown. L. NJ. Dubroca, WB Rouge,
r. Clendennan, v. +. Allan,
III. T. Allan, j. @. Stafford,
z. M. A. Redman, Bayou Sara.
Having purchased from Mr.. j. W. Santafee the
patent Of his veterinary Remedies" for this
parish, | will fiji all orders sent me, In every
instance these Remedies hare proved complete
cures. have used them myself with perfect
success and can confidently recommend them to
others.
Put up in quantities to suit purchasers.
PHILIP BAUER,
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing, West Baton Rouge.
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Plantation GOnds

Lowelfs, Kerseys, Linsey's, Stripes and Rus
sett's. For sale at the lowest market prices at
ROSENFIELD'S,
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ladies Dress Goods

A hice assortment Of BLACK and FANCY
Dress Goods for sale at ROSENFTELD1S,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH Or WEST
pa,oo Rouee, Fifth District Coutt Mrs. Marie o.
fsnonx. yi}s Of j. V. Gourdain vs. Nareisse Landry
eli ais. No. 2t02. ~ ~
Wv yirfne of a writ OF f ia d directed to the Sheriff Of
Il the marsh Of West Baton Rouge in the above en-
TILED aad numbered cause, OF date May ist AID 1891
faa the honorable the fifth District Court IN and tor
sid pafish and State, | have seized and will offer for
saie II public auction il front of the Court House OF
te parish OF Yves, Baton Rouge 90
SATURDAY, the ist day OF June 4 D 1867
~, II o'clock a m. The undivided right, title and inter.
es, Of the deseu liant, Belesaire Landry. in and to the
hereinafter described judgement, said interest consist
ing of the one-seyenth thereof, to wit
The undivided seventh right, title and interest oil the
defendant, Belesaiei Landry, in and to a certain Judge
rnent recorded in the Recorders office, and on file and
Of fecord in the Clerks office, in the suit OF Belesaira
Landry ct ais. ys Narcisse Landry, No. 1878, on the
Docket Of said Fifth District Court in and FIR the sad
parsb Of West Baton Rouge, IN favor OF Irma Lam
dry, wife of Joseph Buiol Ectorne Landry, widow
ThRodnle Moiaison Adele Landry wife Of Sylvanie
Bong; Josephine Landry, wife OF Simon Riv,t, Bel
egare Landry, Trasnmond Landry and Aicide Landry,
snd against Narcisss Landry, fer the sum Of nine
thousand SIX hundred and ~siyty~slx dollars and fifty
tom.oue-third cents, witt legal interest on the sum Of
Two thousand eight hundred and two dollars hereof
from he 5lh day Of July 1855 until paid, and likerate
of interest On the sum OF six thousand eight hundred
and ~sixty-four dollars and sixty four end one-third
cents from lie 28th November 1866 until paid with
privilege 81 mortgage on all the lnmovehle property
III thu defendant, aarcisee Landry, to date from the
5lh day OF July 1853. and the same be made eZecst0fy
tr said amount
iii further ordered and adjadgea that plaintiffs IN
said judgement be decgeed to be the ieint owners Of the
one.halt 81 certain described ira is of land heretofore
belonging 10 the community OF acqaets and gains
which existed between Narcisse Landry and Maize
GaInlelite Hebert deceased mother of petitionars and
which Tracts 81 land are full y describe5 in said iudge-
rnents-said judgement being dated Dec MIR Ia. 1861.
Seized 70 pay aud satisfy amount OF judgement, in
terests and costs in above suit.
Terms d Sale-Gash with benefit Of appraisement.
". Durable, Jr., dep. Sh,h.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-01
Wholesale
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-01
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE firm of ALLEN & HosLE is this day dis
solved By mutual consent, Edward Allen hay-
ing this day sold his entire interest in the coffee
house known as .tOul House. in the city of b.
ton Rouge, on the corner of Lafayette and Main
streets, to Joseph Hosle, who, for the future, will
carry on the business in his own name and for
his indiridualaccount. All debts due, or owing
by said firm, must be presented to Joseph Hosle
for payment, and he is also authorised to collect
all debts due and owing the late firm, and his re-
CENT alone will be valid. EDWARD ALLEN,
JOSEPH H0SLE.
Baton Rouge, February 10th, 1867.