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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
Real gsiate for Sale.

r No 75S THIRD AVE.-f0r SAI,F-I nat
si,,,e,.i \ Ven ioolins .hs, JAMES ROVE.
AT Va. 7KS THIRD AVE.-For SALE-One
ofbos very desirable brick HOUSES the Beesman
Terrace Eat Fy fntst) Nov rented for 81 800 Price po
ITNo- 75s THIRD AVE.-For SALE-A large
I assorted list o3 aD story hgsoop and r. b. bTo"H
S'As AD' on'' i0' ' F'' y JAMES ROWE.
DRICK HOUSES rooms, lot 33X120, good
I'D well and eern Hovads., Pehskl Pree $30Oco more
10 build G. ". RAYMOND, PeekskiL s. COShOhOFIt No. Il
Broadway, y. Y, Room No ?
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-On the banks OF
~ the Connecu River large sellhui stone House Two stones
and .tte With OubuBgs Orchard and Gerlen6 acres
In all win sold low close estate Apply 10 CRAY DAhE
No 81 Pine Il, where photograph can he seen
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n. o,mApd, hrns CHURCH UNION ec@rs ~ loo oil I'''
e. Ind
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Bodr0 ano Roome.


A SUIT of first class ROOMS, with excellent
HYGIENE BOARD be had at the Turkish Bsa
hshmen EOs 6J aud o. CouDbsst Brooklyn lights three minutes
wGlk from Fulton Ferry
R00MS to LET, with BOARD, at No. $50
~ Wavsreyplseei Gentlemen preferred
WANIED-ln the Country, one or two fur
w nhed UNFINISHED ROOMS with or without board nv lads
wh infant child Address J. L. Tribune Once stating terms lie
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An UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
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DROOKLYN HOUSES to SELL with very
ID e calbor from May near Fulton te5o WIN s, S9 and
os =, So rent 5000 Apply SeviOrE, No 81 fuionl W
No / fOml ~ B.
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Sold BY AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY BY Randolph cor Broad
90, and Ninth st. n Y at }a Chesiuus, Philadelphia; 1t No
O,OAn Boston Robert Cos, Cncinnst BY Western Am
R.~s Co Chicago and by nevsmtn generally
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VO LET on the BOULEVARD-A most
stylish RESIDENCES new elegantly finished house 90 feet foa
fsass brick stable and house. with 10
Of GROuND; river view. Addrc. W. W. H.. Bon No. 4i7I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

ITO LET-In Newark, n. j., for months from
April HOUSE partly furnished DESIRED u
pot ,or sir months with furniture, so Inquire at Mission
Rooms No 50 John st.. ~. Y.
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IT pIAINFIELD, n. J.-FOr SALE--Ten
a. nvrfi ives With iepro e grounds s5O0 to $1,000
1nv a. central New Jersey Agency No l62 Broadway" or to b. D.
now PAuheld.
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CENTRAL PARK.
STYLISH brOWnstons Houses with all mden Improvements on
Thr Belgian paved boulevard leading directly to the Park VII DC
sold by COLE the Commercial Exchange NO. s Fu
BROOKLYN WEDNESDAY March g. 1851 at IL CLOCK M
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NuMBKs EIES now OUT.
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80. C0INTRY RESIDENCE fol
mon AIF-Tbe FARM of the late JOHN

II above Central PARK near Harlem
station bouss has rooms &c u acres OF AMI 'oi
stable grounds handsomely laid out and stocked With hgt ANo
N'' W. H. WOOD No. 2S5 Froutat, " l.
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SPECIMEN COPIES SENT on REcFlrr OF POSTAGE
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fsaal Noiites.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-RICHARn
~ PATRICK, PLAINTIFF against SARAH d. CARPENTER LAMPS
Charles Paylle Gus,ayus Bowman and George L.
COrnwen Defendants Summons for relief To the o. lot Rev
and required to the complaint in this action % Csn.db
which copy herewith served and
copy q inss T to s' 'i "a. complaint e on the , n
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such servce Al
apply relief in tie compliant
WILLIAM R. STAFFORD Plaintiff, A,,or,,
The complaint this action this day died the oaee Of IL. Cha
q the Cy and County Of SesYork At the City Hail. C or
iss6vP WILLIAM 'Tr srAfFoRD Plaintiffs
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. Comfy q,
~ NewYOrkELZABBTII D. WILSON, Plaintiff against BaYCE
WILSON, DeeniantSummons for Relief tCoa 10 H.
moned and requred TO answer the complaint IN this. H. Tat n
action which MI be tsd IN the once Of The Clerk 20 STAMP
Han in said city, and copy yoar
the said complaint the snbsbs his Office Boad.a,
on you exclusive Of DAY service aSd YOU fail 70 .ss.
said complaint within the time aforesaid paiAt6 his ses
will spp the Court for the rehef demanded the eompanDd
January 1867. CHAS s. SPENCER, Plaintiff. Auon.r
No. 32 Broadway n &
The complaint this action fed the the Csri 81 n.
City and County % NewYorI the City Hall IN sal. City L, Ssh
h isrsrF CHAs SPENCER. Plaintiff, Auor,,
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New.
d. BUTTS infants By AARON VAIL their nett friend srd gr
ad Htem sgt WILLIAM T. D0D and SUSAN ANN hi. We Az.
C0CRANSBmHons for reefCon not ITO the
defendant You hereby summoned and required
the complaint Of the plaintiffs This action
which win be se with the CLERK Of the County Of Revenue sap
New aud serve copy yoar f 'sn.
within twenty days after the service u this upon !oa
Of the day Of 1eh service and you fail to answer gid "
merely qrea us anuns VII aPpy 70 we 'oa Tor the f' Go
'-'A'''' IL wv PAINE Skw, Plsnsss Attorney.
The complaint tiled In the once Of The Glen
III. County d NewYok the ga day Of Janaary 1867
Jy25 la16gP PAINE L NEW, Plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
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DROOKLYN.-Prospect Park LOTS for SAL -
ID S ft mont l3l feet deep the north sde OF ~ 49,
-, on and FAtbushaves; beautifully located ana near voc
main entrance TO the Psh The lots are restricted 70 fs
dene" WIN 'o''' ! No. 81 PecksHp.
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Address PUBLISHERS, No. lo3 Fdtou-st,
CHURCH UNION"
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0GOING TO PARIS."-FOr list of best Euro
VI peAn Book with pnces-PsTs London Vienna Rome
yl,,, including England Scotland ireland France Germany, Swift
.a I .te . March No IltusrRArED JoUK
-, N cent? Address FOWLER 4 WELLS, Eew.York.
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E0R SALE-THE COLLINS HOUSE, Great

harrington MaTs house il delightfully."- tHste the line Of
thecusstonc Railroad 20 miles from ttsleh has all the modern i'm.
provements 63 ~ ground high Of cultivation with
choice fruit would male splendid private Tbce " desired
price $25OOO favorable Apply 10 JASON COLLIER Albany
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE

IIINI-ITANN VVITN II
psFhi bv Jrcr, v nom wat 70 25 Minutes situated on
oas Island ground overlooking staten Island And he b OF
NeyYork containing beautifully LAID ont ven sord on
boundaries agTown forest trees large and rhoSe e,sess
,rubs shady walks old and young orchards OF choice pears
s,plss rar., and In hearing MANSION
lazy, Ga60 wing modern and complete water Se baf ,1be
M oaAgc coachman and gardeners houses cos house heHhs
Ice house uns filed everything In perfect condition NdHgber
hood tpt residences &C. No uufan's public or private
Rssche by Sije graee a'enue tr private con
i-sn HOMER MORGAN, No 2 Pine It
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INOR NATI-Ihp FNNM OF TIC HIF JUN
THOMAS deceased bali mile BEYOND The limits OF NE
tv ofRahwa miles from the Depot containing
20 acres. 10 Of In wood 80 .., 4. 49,.
The o 81 pleasantly oe,id and the internal arrangements vsy
res and In Gne order Barns house a. mostly ne"
bnns, fncoier Any desiring IT, Circular wi" pe
cent describing Il fully. ,-t--u..
The riy offer This place for sale believing 70 pos
~ many alytRaae. locality Parties desiring 20 purchase sro
d y, srfbsr irf,rnaton n STEBBINS Administrator No
"a B+osAv Az NexY orb; WIN BOVINE. weshestsr - orr
MARTIN ~ j. whose orler the place VIII be ho'h
and terms made lnown Possession given at short notice
-. y E.h
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TOR SALE, IN DARIEN, CONN.-s5, 600 will

bar place consisting o ~ Of LAND good House
sniy located the road half between alb and
Depot Church, School kc Distance
miles by Neviork and New Haven Rroad land
be had With II II desired Apply GEORGE VI. MATflER
Nos audl Ful New. al.
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Mem Dnblltaiions.

CHURCH vNICN,
NEW RELIGIOUS SUF%Ai.
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furniture.

A 7 GRIFFIN & PAYNE, No. le1 Canal-st..
~ Mott
PAYNE'S PATENT SECRETARY BED.
6IAGEks BID SlDEB0ARD BED
BUREAU BED, SOPA BID
REDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
SsIr'nieS nsaaeuTe Also cold Cbustnu Walnut Chan
ss suites plan ss4 orssUssis FARRlHGrOHs Nc 3(iS
Naaatses opposite Wooster Esiabhshsd ls45 " ~
4 HAMBER 81 DlNlNG-RO0M FURNITURE.
Ib greatest vAn.J o. CHAMBER nAd ron Wand Or
CbtFtnS also the most extensive assortment of "
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
2 % Be iUnA At whe,.,s retail and lO Canals Conn.
huieeny By EDWARD w. BAXTER 4 20 ' - WIN"
~ We are bsEssesr,p bLd sell lover price, than ,nv .,,,
eoese " The et'. WAS my '''"
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Hnsirntiion

NTHON, MR.. GEO. c., Classical FkENCll
~ aud ENGLISH SCHOOL Primary Department sSo ")"-
A.nL u. r..AilaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

a BARG splendid FARMS near
a hhlntpeI. a., - Te' JAOIFS No 209 Broadway
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Il HOUSE with Kitchen attached containing 10 and the cellar
well house aEd barn all In good
Of land well stocked with choice fruit 81 a
kinds apples pears pun peaches cherries and all the smale
fruits situate the upper road to Elizabeth about uis iron
Newark. Rent 81 OO0 Inquire ~
KING 4 BOND No 100 Brosdst, Newark n J.
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A VISITING GOVERNESS, competent TO
,.,h The Fpgsh br.rche with Frcrch ard Latin desires isN
move PUPILS; Of references gwen Please tddt''
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90 fef.

II
Il from drpot; several Observation-Disclosures River Elizabeth k Res
licences County Seats Farms for sale Yo cheap
d. 4. SMITH, No. III Broadway.
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II
acres 81 LAND Pine In the CITY u lopo three quarters
~ nile from Mos good uschbohool brick House 'ouyrnitsit
arranged aud vel finished marble msrtss, bn cas h"1se nd
lar, h.uBerr grounds laey laid out and plated 'lryafd ~
D.svire grap.ynes II Wson irssern' - d. All
pear known ysess ~ apple tree plenty Of ra'h
Mum aud ouure trees al barring lots Of small nut soil saH oii
tr,s Ne convenient for subdivision onS on tHo
t,e, soon 10 h laid ont leaving vineyard and nearly All The fruit
the remaining three Pnee s5l fo PARTICULAR inquire 81
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beth minutes from New Yor within imiHuss .sls 81 De
Dot ON the bssH park lot i25 feet lioas
bu ,s. year I0I55 built IN best hTHsee
rss water apd lawns fruit s, gaft,u lie barge
Pnce flaS0
H. D. ROLPH No o. Bosery. y. l.
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DR0 IDWAY PROPERTY.-For SALE cheap,
The hes. LEASES ON Broadway VIII be sold 81 iir pHce.
Spenid Marble Building tie premises Thich WH be pi t
% ~ isss Appy personally by letter At No 20 !" est fY
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Real Cslair for 6alt.

A TTENTION ALL WANTING FAh a1lS,: o.,
a cheap md gaT h4SsS E Sxy W %6TSTY NEW
JERSEY os NON .. iaSso 70 % ,ronrh ror
Soil ene "a% C6%ae mid sad pro,sThay healthy Water
son ard pure No fever ard .ESe, 20" OH' " ''''
FOR circulars and maps sddras a. ,vpppr pp,
uo,r Aren't Briel,burs No. ls3 broadway, Nes-Iors:
ALI, WANTING FARMS-Good soil, MID
n miles es's q rssT Ds E% @ . SS sa5 free Ad
$ sI::. %P K EaS ,sT1s' F Ti@S
GTORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SllES
and FARMS great n' 9onD Ssai. and ease no LET
the year BAcXwaL1 S SMITH 5pI Mo- - Sioe
A FIRSJ'-CLASS FARM for SALE in Hart,
Y M Co conn on the and Boston Railroad one ha
mile from waI6O@,s Point 81 t *, o n1 River farm
strs, yciniy bass 1dus GPe 70 the d and ali
X ha three harms her T@Is ys cd !, IN. Nos
and 81 chamieI.'st NY. =
NEAT HOUSE aud OUTBUILDlNGS IN
good ols Sos fruit aGd Tf' iHS G E Sf for SALE
printed lot be bad free At G9 NC %y %1eS 10 SP9"c
AN excellent opportunity Estate ou o.
, NER SfoI No 70 ,s 70 Gra M wismSurrh
FRIIIT FARM ut Milestone New-Jersey,
\ hen o. acres, house 4lr32; iO5O; carhsgehon 2iZe
hc"s 2O4S &C. 100 peach 100 apple so pear and plenty Of
cherry trees only FR tT FRAzEE No Broadway Room No
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT and FARM
N,turhen 100 with modern
sr ontbnlngs $4,000 Also Farms from 10 10 100 sc WIN
in the Agricultural districts OF the state " Soou'
800 per acre N fRr fS fSaIEE No III Broadway Room No
A BARG AIN.-Two splendid FARMS near
n Rhineecl S3 OOi 80 acres $se"; 6q %
spee ueghtohood frs'-clsss JAGobn' w, $40 49,
1T PLAINFIELD, n. For SALEL-,Tloeonn
n IN. DWELLINGS with npro, ed grounds from s9Vp 70
AMY al Central New Jersey Agency, No. e2 broadway OF 10 "
now, PAuheh
DROOKLYN HOUSES to SELL with very
ID mile cashier rent from Fulton Perry with every con- con-
yenirpee three al Sc $500 two At t'o rent
ON. a, ~ 600 rent Apply in Nevioh NO 81 fuon"' W
stairs once Ne J. from u TO 8
DROOKLYN.-Prospect Park LOTS for S a.!
ID S4s e mont 3 feet deep on the 5oIth sac oi & a.
le,s,.p rton Fabushaves beautifully located Aa . w,
nm ensce 10 the PARK The lots restricted 20 hr,tC' resi-
Jspcs, With court Yards Of 20 feet Apply to
BROADWAY PROPERTI.I,,For SALE t cheap
ID one Of the hest LEASES Broadway WI be sold at li
Building the premises Nlch WIZ ne Ps'
o Of lease Apply personally by letter Al No 40 " est fp
| secOud-st.
| MISERABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
IL SALE about above Central PARK, near Harlem hii"
station bouss rooms hath furnace &c Y acres o. Ah g"ou
sh grounds handsomely laid out and stocked With iut ApIN
' W. H. WOOD. No 2s5 frobtst y. I.
| NOR SALE-The FARM of the late JOHN
THOMAS deceased situated bali mil. bey0nd ,he as o. We
City ofRahway SesJe,ey and t"o miles from The Depot
% o N aptv located and the internal Arrangements very
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18
We deeply regret

THE TouRNAMENT.-We deeply regret
hat We have so little space to devote to
the grand tournament which took place
in Baton Rouge on Wednesday last As
anticipated, a large o%oncourse of people
was present, among whom we noticed
many familiar faces from the surrounding
marshes. The exercises opened with a
beautiful address from our gifted young
friend. Alex. Dal8heimer, which was rap
tnrously received. The Knights, some OF
whom were elegantly mounted end ae-
coutered. then commenced the "jousts Of
the ring" displaying much skill and deg
terity il removing the rings from the srs-
pended wires. The victor in this contest
was Mr.. T. A. gallagher, who carried oil
the greatest number Of rings. MessFs.
Henry Larguier and A. L. Duncan were
next il order. After the jousting, din
ner was announced, and q feast was
spread such as the Baton Rouge ladies
alone know how to get up. Everything
that could tempt the appetite was there
in profusio1, and that they were palata-
bIed was evidenced by the rapidIty OF
their disappearance. Numerous booths
and stands were upon the ground, presi-
ded over By members of the Benevolent
Society, where refreshments could DO OBJ
tanned at moderate prices. It is almost
needless to add that they were we'll pat
ronised. We were compelled to leave
the grounds at too early an hour to give
. description of the exercises which fol-
lowed later in the day. Taking this
handsome affair altogether, it reflects
much credit upon the charitable ladies of
Baton Rouge, and the young gentlemen
who so nobly seconded their Efforts
Everything was conducted with the most
perfect order, nothing occurring in the
slightest degree TO disturb the hsrmonies
Of the occasion.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18

THEN" SHAD Several of our cotem.
poraries are considerably exercised abont
the shad caught at Hickey's crevasse, Of
which We spoke some days since. The
Crescent's mouth waters for the dainties
promised ; the ComasG Gazette is on stills
to have ocular and astronomical eyi.
dence of their existence, while the Iber.
vile South is strongly tinctured with the
faith Of st. Thomas and wont believe.
We will satisfy all parties soon. The
Crescent and Gazette d Comet are easily
disposed Of, but not 80 with the South
man. He is laboring under the pleasing
hallucination that they are behring's. A
natural affinity A herring is usually
dried in the curing, but be is always SO
dry be can't be cured.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18

saaLA large lot Of provisions was
landed in this parish on Wednesday last
from the steamer Wild Wagner, for cur
destitute people. These supplies are
from the committee in New Orleans, up.
pointed by tie citizens to raise funds for
that purpose, and of which Hon. G. NJ,
Conrad is chairman. On behalf of our
furnishing fellow-parishoners we return
sincere thanks to those who have not for
gotten us il an evil hour.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18

GgA Local will have it that we are the
Knight of the Bar Of Soap, a compliment
of which we feel highly proud. for that
same bar of soap once induced an inyes.
tigation pregnant with results. Finding
doors could not be opened with It, we
were more successful in entering LOCALS
hrain.pan, and after thoroughly washing
and analysing the contents, found moth.
ing in the suds.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
as sweet

i aIAlCl OE
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trlct Court. In matter SUGGESTIONS of
Charles Pipes, deceased, No. Sa7, and
OF Winnifred Pipes, deceased, No. $40.
BY virtue of two commissions directed to
Sheriff Of the parish of West Baton Rouge
IN the above entitled and numbered sue.
eessions, of date April 2sth A. D. 1867.
from the Hon. the Fifth District Court in
n for the parish of East Baton Rouge.
State of Louisiana, / will offer for sale
at public auction to the last and highest
bidder on
SATURDAY, the 2eth day Of May 1851,
at Ii O'Clock a. NJ, at the Court House Of
the parish of West Baton Rouge. the
hereinafter described property belonging
to said SUGGESTIONS, to wit j:
ONE LOT OF OLD IRON, say about
4 tons, at Hantahan's Landing in this
parish.
Terms of Sale-Cash on the spot. in
United States Treasury notes.
j.. V. DURABLE, Jr.,
"ay1i. Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18

We acknowledge the receipt Of a
number of packages of garden seeds
from the Agricultural Bureau at Wash
ington, for general distribution in the
parish. Barely had the announcement
been made before we were besieged with
applications, which unfortunately, owing
to the small quantity sent, could not be
half complied With. Nevertheless. the
successful ones have cause for eongratu.
lation.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18

E The whole number registered in
this parish up to S o'clock, May 16, was
596. 4 few individuals in that number
may be styled walking histories, over
whose mental pages futter the banners OF
five governments, /: Spanish. French, Eng
glish, American and Confederate. Ten.
nyson gets his story Of "Aylmer's Field
from one Of whom he has SO beautifully
said,
"Old, and q mine Of memories
which may be happily applied to the old
ones Of the registry.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18

AT LAsr.-At last the welcome news
reaches us that Jefferson Davis has been
released. After a long and tedious i'm
p~risonment he has been restored to the
free air Of Heaven. He was brought into
Court at Richmond on the 18th inst, and
after going through some legal formali-
ties, vas admitted to bail in the sum of
$4,000 His securities were Horace
Greedy and Augustus schelI, of New
York F; Jackson, of Philadelphia, and
several prominent citizens of Virginia,
among whom was John Minor Bolts. It
is stated that Mr.. Davis will shortly visit
Canada for the purpose of seeing his
children at school there.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18

EE VIZ were highly pleased at meet
ing in Baton Rouge, q day or two since
with Col. VIM. Annis, the ~corteous and
gentlemanly editor Of the Bayou Sara
Ledger. The Col. was on a visit to his
native city for the purpose of enjoying
the festivities incidental to the tourna-
ment. He informs us that his paper is in
a fourishing condition, with rapidly in
creasing circulation. May it long con.
tinue SO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-18


ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAR0lSsG
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour dn Cinaai
enc District Judiciaire. Charles D.
Hamilton VS.. Barnabas Stevens ct sls.
No. 1891.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct ycnts ID.
dresse au Sheriff de Ia paroisse d0aest
Baton Rouge dams le process cidesas
2T Fevrier A. D. 1861, de Phon. Ia 0ourd u
Ciuqaieme District Judiciaire dams It
pour la paroisse ct Etat susdit, Jaisaiss
ct Pexposerai en- vente publique an p!us
offrant ct dernier encherrisseur en- fis
de la msison de Cour de cetts paroisse
d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
|sAMEDI. lie Ter jour de JUN IN 1851,
a II heures a. m. les terres ct habitatlon
ci'apres decrites appartenant ~ dslelt
deur, SAVIOR
/ Tn certain moroccan de terre ,situe q
etant en- cette paroisse d'Ouest Bateaf
Rouge, etablie ct cultivee CONNIE hapsssF
ton a snere, appellee "Allsndale,1 mes
rant cent viugt chaines, trente deuI -
demi links de profoBdeur sur d llgne on
haut ct anssi n continuation onze chllnes
vingt deux ct demi links alors Nord e'1'
quante neuf degrees quarante cinq MINUTES
Quest, trente, sept cbaines quInse ilnls,
alors dix chaines dix neuf links nora
vingt degrees qingt minutes Quest sleis
trois chaines ct quarante nenf links slo's
quatre chaines quatre yingt quiLae INV
slors trente cinq chaincs ct tfsnse ~
Sud soixante douze ct quart Ess. s'e's
Sud douze degrees q~uarante eng lnlna.s
Est, cent sept ehaines quatre wing. neu.
links aIors Nord soixante quatorSe degls
quarante neuf minutes Quest qua'aass
neuf chaines ct soixante douze links eo0'
tenant elk cent quatre vingt q '.,D1 20
100 acres, plus on moins, CONNIE \ ps..'s
par ls plan de la dite habitation ms.aao
A ct depose en- ce bureau. La o''e ua% 4
tation faisant face an heuve MissisSIpp's J.
borne en- haut par terres do ". 2. nov. =.
son ct frere, w. & J. I. NoIans g. III
par celles de Ia succession I n:sss
en- erriere par celle de veuve Cnss; IN
ct Stephen Pipes ct celle de !. !. !" s - =
Nolan. afs -
2 I'm autre moroccan de terre s,sus . 3,
81 en- cette paroisse, etant part J II I
sud-est de la section II ct psr.le
fraction de la Motto est dn q. -
est de section douze en- township