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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial Dis,
trict. In matter of the vacant success
sion of Thomas Thrower. No. Gel.
Whereas S. NJ. D. Clark, curator, has this
day filed a tabieau and final account of
bis administration in the above vacant
succession,
Notice is hereby given that all legal
opposition TO the h~omologation Of said
tableau and Gnal account must be regis
tered in this office within thirty days from
the first publication hereof.
O. Nj. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this
9th day of April, A. D. 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-25

The Knoxville Wing SAYS Five bun.
drcd Springfield rifles were received here
last Saturday, consigned to Gov. Brown
low, for the use of the State militia al
SO fifty thousand rounds Of ammunition
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court. Adele Landry, wife, vs.
Sylvauie Bourg, husband. No. 2013.
April 18th, 1867.
This case was this day taken up in order
to make the judgement by default hereto
fore entered in same defnitiye and final,
and the defendant still failing to appear
and file his answer, and the plaintiff hav-
ing made out her case by the law and the
evidence, 1t is therefore ordered, adiud-
ged and decreed that the plaintiff, Adele
Landry, be separate in property from her
husband, sylvanie Bourg, that the com
mnnity of acquests and gains heretofore
existing between herself and husband be
dissolved, and that she have the full and
free administration Of her seperate prop,
erty and effects. April Is, 1867.
signed RI. POSEY,
Judge Of the 5th Judicial District.
4 true copy Of the original.
O. II. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Office, West Baton Rouge, this
Gath day Of April 1867. ap27
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict. Angelina A. Bird, wife, Us, Jas.
L. Lobdell, husband. No. 2034. April
l6, 1867.
Inc above cause having been taken m
tbs day for trial upon issue joined accor-
Ding to assignment, and it appearing to
the Court that the plaintiff has fully made
out her a by the law and evidence
addaced, 1t is therefore ordered, a iudeed
and decreed that the plaintiff. Mrs. An
geiina A. Bird, wife, have judgement
against the defendant, James t. Lobdell
that the community Of acquests and gains
heretofore existing between the parties
oe dissolved, that she be separated in
property from her said husband and have
again the free administration of her mar.
aphernal estate. 1t is further decreed that
.ne sald plaintiff recover from the said
defendant the sun Of five thousand dol
lars with legal mortgage on the real es.
tate OF defendant to date from the LIST dav
OF February 1853, the further sam Of one
tnonsand six hundred dollars with mort.
gage to date from the Ist day of Febrn.
ary 1889, and the further sum of nine
eonored dollars with mortgage to date
rom the LIST day of January 1868. all
hVe per cent. interest from the
la.e OF this judgement. 1t is further
oraered, adjudged and decreed that four
seven hundred dollars and the
'et OF bedroom furniture donated to
oialnt'h by her mother, Mrs. Winnifred
oy act passed 4th day of Feb.
,oary 1867, be decreed to be the separate
property OF plaintiff. It is further de.
reed that the four prommissory notes Of
Inc thousand three hundred and FORTY
each, signed by James L. LobdeIl
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SALE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Fifth Judicial Dis.
tflet Court. In matter of vacant snc.
cession OF ]. K. Rossman. No. 6e2
whereas 5; NJ; D. Clark, curator, has this
Gay MED a finai account and tabIeau in
the above vacant succession
Notice is hereby given that all legal
opposition to the homologatien of said
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. PARoIssEI

EIAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROIssE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui-
enc District. Adele Landry. eponse.
VS.. syivanie Bourg, epoux. No. 2013.
Ce process ayant ce jour paru atm de rem.
DIRE lie jugement ci-devant obtenu par de-
faut definitif ct final, lie defendant negli-
geant de paraitre ct enregistre sa repon-
Sc, ct Ia demandresse ayant prouye sa
reclamation par Ia loi ct lie temoignage,
Ii est aussi ordonne. adjuge ct decrete
que la demandresse, Adele Landry. soft
separe des b'ens de sou dit epoux, SYLVIA
ME Bourg, ct que la communaute d'ac-
quets ct de gains existant entire ellie ct
dit mari soft dissoute ct qu'elle ait la
pIeIne ct entiere administration des biens
edets lui appartenant. Avril Is, 1857.
lsigne R. T. POSEY,
Juge du 5me District Judiciaire.
conforme a loriginal.
Q NJ. LEBLANC, Grefier.
bureau du Gfeffier, naroisse d'Ouest Bat
Rouge, ce "a Avril 1867. an27I
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bloomsbury Literary Institute

On this fifteenth day Of April, A. D.,
1867, is opened the BLooMsBURG LITERARY
INSTITUTE.
This is an epoch in the history Of Column
bia County, and of Bloomsburg in particu-
lar, which will not soon pass out of our recol
lection Of local events; for the Institute
building itself will be a standing monument
Of the enterprizc Of our citizens, and Of the
energy and business capacity of the pro-
jector, Professor HENRY CARVER.
Z The Institute building occupies site at
the east end of the town, on commanding
bluff, not extremely elevated, but go high as
to be entirely free from any malaria which
might by any possibility be generated in our
extraordinarily pure atmosphere. Without
vanity we may say that the location is as fine
q one as Nature has furnished to any people,
at any place. With building unsurpassed
in construction in central Pennsylvania in
town in which vice and immortality are as
severely curbed as in any town of the State
with facilities for boarding at reasonable
rates in quiet and well conducted families
with an atmosphere rs pure as the God Of
nature gives to any people, it can safely be
predicted that the BLooMsBURG LITERARY
INSTITUTE must become one of the most
successful establishments of the kind in
Pennsylvania.
As TO the instructors who will do the work
Of teaching the young idea how to shoot"
little need be said. Their reputation is the
property of the community. They are well
known. Eulogy, on Our part, would be
superhuous.
One thing we must not fail to. mention.
The hall in The second story of the Institute
building, will hold, when well filled, nearly
four thousand people the finest hall, by all
odds, within the region Of country in which
it is located.
The valley Of the North Branch, through
the energy Of the men who have taken hold
of improvements such as we have hastily
described, will, in time, assume the position
intended for it by nature.
We end by again predicting that the
BLooMsBURG LITERARY INSTITUTE will lie
one Of the most successful educational enter
prizes in tile State.
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MURDER IN LEHraH COUNTY. Y.-On Sun.
day evening last u most brutal murder was
committed at Laury's Station, in Lehigh
county, on the line of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad The victim was an Irishman
named Michael O'Day, and the parties
charged with the horrible crime are John
Dory, Thos. O'Hare and john Clark. The
scene Of the murder is small boarding
shanty, near the station, into which the ac-
cused parties forced their way, and finding
ODay, with whom it appears they had had
difficulty the previous day, stabbed and
beat him so shockingly that he died in about
half an hour AFTER Dory was arrested
next morning, by Gen. David Laury, just
as he was in the act of getting on the pas
senger train, at Catasaqua Station. Clark
and OHarc arc still at large. Whisky
seems to have been the cause Of the crime.
-EdstOn Sentinel.
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Gov. GEARY APPEARS TO BE AN ExPEN-
sIvE LuxuRY.-A short time since We no.
ticed that the Legislature appropriated $4,
900 for the Improvement of the Governor S
mansion, and on Monday last $50, 900 were
appropriated to commence an extension to
it. 1t is understood that persons have been
boring for this ever since Geaiy set foot in
il. The family hasn't had room to turn
around in; the Governor had no place to
study in; !; he was constantly interrupted and
annoyed by the entrance Of servants; and
really the State could afford to build him a
house commensurate with his distinguished
services-more especially as he might cause
the State to loose much more than the cost
in case he was interrupted or annoyed when
deliberating on subjects of great public mo-
ment, &c. just so. But we cannot see
how man without brains can easily be an
noyed. A Governor who signs law and
then calls on the Legislature to repeal it, be-
cause he did not know what he signed until
somebody told him, as in the case Of the
Allegheny Valley Railroad bill, cannot be
troubled much with brains. .--Easton Ssnti-
u,1 or .' af'a +la .fi'. %
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Destructive Fire at yyiIk kcsaarrc.

On Tuesday morning of last week very
destructive fire broke out in the town of
Wilkesbare which consumed nearly all the
buildings on Market Street from the Cour,
House to the bridge. About twenty build
ings were destroyed, among which number
was the Record Of tie Tines office. The
Wyoming Bank was cnvelopcd in the flames
but being firc.proof stands erect and alone
on the corner of Franklin and Market. The
loss is put down at $lj0,0OO, with au in
surance Of about one third the amour.
The Western Union Telegraph Company's
Office, together with some very fine store
buildings were burned. The editor of the
Times it is stated has sustained loss of
about 100000. The paper will soou re-
appear.
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d l L d

In Centre Township, Columbia County,
on Saturday morning, April 6, 1867, MERCY
Hill, consort Of John Hill, Esq, aged about
j6 years.
Mrs Hill was kind hearted christian
woman-belovcd and esteemed by large
circle of friends and acquaintance, and was
the mother of quite an extensive and inter-
csting family. ''Peace to her ashes."
In Light Street, Columbia County, en- the
9Th inst, Mrs. Sarah White, aged about 80
years.
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the nation a unit from Maine to Texas,
and the utility Of its organization "one Of
the chief elements Of success in tho canvass
which is now opening, to close only with tho
next Presidential election" The future Of
the nation is indissolubly welded with that
Of the Dmocratic party, and if we are true
to principles, the people will not suffer them
to be divorced. Age.
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straws..Democratic Victories.

At the city election at Trenton, N. j., on
the sth, Reed, tho Democratic candidate
for Mayor, and the wole Democratic ticket
were elected. The Democrats have ma.
jority OF seven in the Council h
Dcmocrtscarriedt the Hartford Conn. J
city election by 600 majority, on Monday, q
u gain Of l30 since Monday week.
The Democratic Conservative party Of
Hagerstown, Nd, on the sth, covered
themselves with glory. At the municipal
election, for the first time since the incorpor-
alton Of tho town they elected their entire
ticket, for Town Council, by an average ma-
.jority Of forty-seven, over the Loyal Leag-
ucrs and Radical Disunonists
TIE charter election Of Rochester New
Jersey, was held on Tuesday Miles Ross,
the Democratic candidate for Mayor, was
elected by about lGO majority. The Demo.
Gratis also elected four Aldermen out of six,
which makes Democratic majority in the
City Council.
TnE municipal election at Beverly n. j.,
took place on Monday, and resulted in the
complete triumph of the Democratic ticket.
Mr.. George McGonigal, late Hospital Stew.
ard Of the Tenth New Jersey Regiment,
was the Democratic and successful candidate
for Mayor.
THE charter election Of Albany, N. Y, on
Tuesday, resulted in the election of the
Democratic city ticket by 900 to 700 ma
jority.
TIE charter election of Lockport, n. v,
on Tuesday went Democratic by 270 major
ity. .
For the first time in more than sixtyycars,
the old Federal town Boscawtn, in New
Hampshire, cast majority for the Demo,
cratic candidate for Governor the recen.
election in that State.
ST. Paul, Minnesota, elected the Demo.
cratic ticket on the 2nd by 1000 majority.
In Dayton Ohio, the Democrats gained
two 'councilmen over the RAIDS on the 2nd.
MADISON, Wisconsin, elected the Demo-
cratic ticket by $50 majority. A gain.
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, gave the Demo.
Gratis 1850 majority on the End, gain of
400.
The Democracy gain one councilman in
Cincinnati.
ST. JosEru's, Missouri, has elected a
Democratic mayor.
These are some of the rcrerses, spoken
Of week or two since in our paper, which
Radicalism has lately experienced; but the
Republican papers are loath to acknowledge
these elections as defeats to their party.
The thing is palpably plain that Republican
ism is fast being buried in the ruins created
by that party Their leaders have became
desponleut, and the masses confused and
scattered, looking about to join hands with
an honest set Of people, who will use their
best efforts to bring about that peace and
happigcss that once blessed the country.
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a slap at the Irish.

The Selinsgrove Central Courier Of the
l4th instant says
''The Fenians continue to make demon
strations all over Ireland but with no show
of success. We always opposed the plan,
for the Irish, as people, are the most in
tolerant aud bigoted nationality on. God s
earth. Theycan no more govern themselves
than u parcel Of children can. :"
This Courier is a radical organ. 1t ap-
proves all the acts Of the Rump Congress,
advocate the destruction of the Federal
Union and the formation of consolidated
despotism upon its ruins, and hopesSand
prays that Congress may force negro suf.
frage upon all the States. Such are the
principles Of the organ which uttsrs the
above falsehood about the Irish people
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

XNnEREAs, thc IIos. WILLIAM ELwELL, Presiden
w Judge Of the Court OF Oyer anl Tcrmincr and Gen
sral Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
In the 6,h Judicial District compored of the cou
ofCoumbia Sullivan Wyoming and the Hon. Iran,
Derr and Peter X lcrbein, Associate Judges of Colunl.
ba Co have issued their precept bearing date the 29
day Of Dec. in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred ana 1857. and to me directed for holding u
Court ofOy"r and Termincr and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions Ofhe Peace Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in bloomsbury in the county Of
Columbia the first Monday, lbeing the 9th dayj OF
Ny next, 10 continue one tx.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Coroner the Justices
Of the Peace and Constabcs Of the said county OF Col.
unbia that they be then and there in their proper per-
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ofsa day with their
records, inquistiois and other remembrance to do
those things wch to their offices appcrtan to be done.
And those that hound by IcCOgnzaRce prosecute
against the prisoners that may be in the Jail Of
said county OfCoumba to be then ami there to prose
cute them shall be just Jurors requested to be
punctua in thei attendance ngrcenbly to their notices
~ Dated nt BloomsbIrg, the 29th day OfMarch.
: l.. s. in the year Of our Lord one th0usand eight
~ hundred and 1867. and in the ninetieth
year of the Independence of the United States Of
Aerica. { GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Il A.r,
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EaJn The Tribune and the Press acknowl-
edge that the Radicals are in a hopeless
minority among the 'rhitc voters of the
country, and that nothing but the votes of
the blacks can save their party. This is an
admission they would not have made six
months ago. Itshows that among the in
telligent portion Of the people the Radical
party is rapidly losing strength, The SIN
cerity Of the party in its efforts for negro
suffrage may be judged by the efforts of the
same party to disfranchise white men few
years ago. IF they did not now need the
negro vote, not one in ten of the party
would advocate colored suffrage. BY doing
50 they only the more ,etfectually publish to
the world their abandonment Of all princi-
+ PIE. f.-'. r.- .-t i..r,.. I. ........ ..
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
FAMILY AND AN
Agricultural Journal,

Devoted to Choice Literature, .incIding Poetry
NoveIcites, Tales. aud Moral and Eniertaing E-ad.
ing, generally Ia the Literary Department we shall
present the choicest varieties thin the reach Of
our extended means. The NoveIet;es, Tales, Poetry
etc shalt be supplied from the and hghe SOU r.
ces. and be equal to anything to be found in any
journal or magazine.
Agricultural aud Horticultural. embracing Farm
ing, Gardening, Fruit raising. etc. Our iabors in
This department for over thirty years have met the
cordial appreciation Of the public. Our purpose has
been to urnis useful and reliable information upon
these very important branches oi industry and to
protect them so far as within power against the
false doctrines and selfish purposes Of the many
empires and sensation adyenturers By which the
farmer is necessarily assailed This portion of the
GERNAsTo"s TELEGRAPH isaone worth the price OF
subscri pti0n.
NEWS DEPARTMENT--The same industry, care
and discrimination In gathering and preparing The
stirring events of the day. expressly Tor this paper,
which hitherto has been one of is marked features
and given such universal satisfaction will be con.
tnued with red Iub1d efforts 10 meet the increasing
demands OF the public.
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No orders received without the cash, and all sub
scIptions stopped at the end Of the time paid for.
specimens numbers sent Address
PHILIP II. FREAS, Editor and Proprietor
April 3, '67-?t. Germantown, Phira, Pa
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$luan1sbat9 9et1Iutrat.
Wednesday, April ~, lsG1.
Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Committee at its
meeting, on January 10th, at Harrisburg,
adopted the following resolutions:
LIST. That the regular Convention of the
party, for nominating u candidate for the
Supreme Bench, be held at Harrisburg, on
tho Second Tuesday Of June, 1867, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, and that said Convention be com
posed Of the usual number Of delegates.
End. In addition thereto, it is recommend.
cd to the Democracy of Pennsylvania to
forthwith elect, in the usual manner, two
delegates, Of recognized position and inhu-
ence in the party, for each Representative
and Senator in their respective district, who
shall meet in Mass Convention, at Harris
burg, Oh day to be fixed by the Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
BY order Of the Democratic State Com,
WIN. A. WALLACE, Chairman,
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sJN CoNNEoTICuT.-There is report,
says the New Haven Register, that on q
recount Of the votes in the Sixte enth Scna.
torial District, Seth $. Logan, Of Wash
ipgton, was found to have majority, and is
therefore elected, giving the Democrats a
majority Of one in the Senate. a. d.
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'l,RUSTEE ACCOUNT OF THE f
4 mi, of franklin TrereIion. n Lun0til

All PERSONS indebted will take notice that samu
Creveling. Committee of Frunklin Creveliny,a T.
matte, has flied his first account Of the managrme
of the estate Of the said lunatic with the PrOhon
tary Of the Co mt Of Common Pleas OF the County
Columbia, and tho said accoant will bs presented
the Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of sal
Comfy. for tho hearing. and confirmation on Tuesda
the 7th day OF May uext, JESSE COLEMAN,
March 81, ls67-6w. Pr0th'l
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'H naysH. A. GUERNSEY, straight Demo
crat, has been confirmed by the Senate US
Collector for the Lycoming District. This
is good appointment and well deserved,
besides Que that cant help but annoy the
Radicals in that District &C. .,,,a ,.,i y. *
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HOOP SKIRTS.

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"our Own Make" OF Hoop skirts, nrs Ill
more elastic, more durable, sGd Really Cheaper
any Other inukg VI either sing!G VI Double 4
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versai satisfaction. They aro now being exien4
sold by Retailers, and every Lady shouid try
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and see that each Skirt 10 Stamped w. r. IlopI
Manufacturer, B2s Arch Street, Philadelphia"
others are 0enulne. a Catalogue containing 81
Siss aud Retnii prices, sent 10 iny address. a
form and liberal discount allowed to Dealers
ders by mail or otheswise, promptly and care
hlled. Wholesale and Retail, at Mandatory
Sale rooas, No 695 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
-. Skirts made to order. uttered and repaired.
Terms, Nst Cash One Price G
March 70, '67--IUmo, WIN r. HorKIN
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A TAXATION DoDGE. year ago the
Legislature took the State tax off real estate.
The Radicals made something of blow
about it, and it was heralded abroad as evil
dencc that they were relieving the people
of taxation. An act has just passed the
Legislature repeating the State tax on GER
tain personal property, which brought $780,
600 into the treasury. This has show of
decreasing our taxes, but it is a mere pre-
tence. The same bill provides that this
sSOO,0oO shah be apportioned among the
respective counties Of the State, payable by
the respective county trcasurers into the
State treasury on the first day of every Au-
gust, interest chargeablc on arrears The
effect of the bill is to relieve particular
class of people, who paid tax on certain de-
scription Of personal property, and impose
the tax on others. If there is any necessity
for thus shifting the burden Of taxation we
have not been able to see it. This kind Of
legislation will not satisfr the people that
their taxes have been lightened.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

BY Virtue Of writ OF A. Ptnditoai E1ponas, is
sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF COlum
bia County aud to me directed. will he exposed TO
public sale at the Court House, in Uioomsburg on
N Mopday the Sixth day Of May. 1867. at one o'clock in
the alternouu. the following real estate to wit;
4 certain lot or two lots of ground, situate in
Germantown. In Conynghan Township, Columbia
County, containing fifty feet front and two hundred
feet deep. bounded the north by the turnpike. on
the west and south by land Of the Locust Mountain
Coal and Iron Company, and on the EAST by lands Of
Lawrence Casey, whcTeon is erected u 10y house
with the uppuitenanccs. .r
eeized, taken IN execution and TO be sold as the
properly Of John Casey, -.-.s.
.0t. SAMUEL SNYDER, sheriff.
Eloon,sburr, Aprtl ~, 1867,
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