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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. May 24-CosFEE.-We note sales to-
day OF 100 bags Rio cx bark Adelaide comnla, under
stood at lOX cents. god in bond; 700 Sx E1en
private srms and 100 bags from second hands 81 1914
cents, gold.
CorToN-Is dull, but prices unchanged; we report @
small sales OF good ordinary at 23H cents: low mldang
25 cents and quote midding Upland held at ~ csps.
FLouR.-Demand COL tinueB Light and conhned 70
small lots for local wants. We report sale OF l0o DDS
Howard Street Extra s3 5o aud other small lots With-
In our range of quotations annexed. viz;
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TUEsDAY=MoRNNG, MAY 2s, 1867.
l!as s. = - ar nj wiN[ssisa Of RIRcH-TRnE.
. etis hiues: 81; 20 a,a.' III Iuor IARooa.

'eia .in2e 81; . 20 @ aiEn BIZ LUCY LARcoA
IJs-IS ,a:....G :! :" . f..lG
!, ::.i:i:ua..an II Swinging on birchtree
:;;.t 80? :tt at,;aTos sleepy tune,
~ no 5ss Humnaed by all the oreezes
%''s ~ 20 .'si1' In the month OF 5unel
Little leayes e-futter
- E-aq.rf Sound Ike dancing drops
IN, ~ : OF o brook Of pebbles
-tac;p. .;tfy:--- Song that never stops.
-r.::;.iL ,.ys,, Up and down We seesaw;
10y 81, ~ Up into the sky;
How it opens on US,
M Like Wide blue oyel
t, -, You and are sailors,
: - - =, Rocking on mast,
And the worlds our vessel;
.,.,s layfl... Ho! she sails so FAST!
-, = a<C Blue, blue sea around us;
= Mot ship In sights.
They will hang out lanteris
= = = 's',Aa era.v-whsn they pass, tonight
- i -, =, e We with ours Will follow
~ 'a Through the midnight deep;
q -. -ei,'' Nor thought Of danger.
al %; Though the crews asleep.
o, how shn the air isl
- :-',t There an oriole flew;
-. What jolly whistle!
He's o sailor, too.
Yonder is his hammock
In the elmtop high,
ss:- One more ballad. messmstet
.':>. Sing 1t as you fyf
Up and down we seessw;
3 ',rsit, e, Down into the grass.
- = - - Scented fern, and rOsebuds,
All woven mass.
&c.,. That's tho sort of carpet
Fitted for our feet;
~. Tapestry nor velvet
-, .-iSl.cs Is 10 rich and neat.
j. ~, Swinging ON birch.rcel..;.
:, .i5s51:e This q is Sumnner joy.
Don't you think 30, boy.
g,S.s.: bss:.s.g Merry aud at ease; -
..r;s ss5ss. .s.it careless ss brook is,
e+ seii '"1' = ''' : loar Young fo1ss for dsns.
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Mrs. CArHARnNE A. WAKEFIELD, Of Kentucky, who
published, few years since, that singularly weird
and strange fiction, "Ihe Household OF Bou-
verie," has about ready new novel, entitled "IHE
ROMANCE OF BEAusEMcouRT, which G. ". earle
TON Co. will issue in few days, together with
now edition, the third, of "How to Make Money
and How to Keep it."
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IAMAR:TinitE q is brilliant romanoer, fine poet,
an Indifferent historian frat rate feuilletonste,
and the very prince Of beggars. In 1913 it would
seem he had an income Of about 2l0, ,Oo francs.
The sale of the homestead at Mily, and the trans
fer Of valuable vineyard, brought him 9 million
of francs. His 'svoyage en- Orient" brought him
900 francs; sJocelyR" 500 600 francs; the "His-
toire des Girondins 25O, 600 francs. He received
III 1S4s, from the sale Of MSS. and other sources,
not less than million francs. The sale OF the
complete edition Of his works transfer him 100000
francs. But why continue this cataloguef These
are only a few of the many sources from which
money flowed annunllyin streams into our poets
eottars,, but all in vain. The said Golfers were
yery leaky. The Corps Legislatif has recently
granted him 100000 francs as o national recon-
pense; but this is mere drop in the bucket.
His debts are said to be stupendous. He needs
guardian. The Eceming Posi- says: "a man who
thinks that OssIAN is the equal OF DANTE and the
superior of HOMER, would seem ipse tacto unfit to
DO trusted with the management OF property or
the transaction Of business"
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went TO Sea Saturday.

Went to Sea Saturday.
schr L Leach, Endicott, Georgetown, q.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
schr Florence Rodgers, Rodgers, Wilmington, N Y.
Sohr Helene, Alden, Georgetown, q.
From this Port.
Brig Susan voorhees,, Talford. Liverpool nay III.
Schr Ida Richardson Beden, New YORK. may a.
Cleared for this Port.
Brig James Miller Pendleton at Boston May aS
Schr Bergen Parsons at Boston, May ~
Schr Nellie Treat, Trim, at Bangor, lie, MAY ~.
Memoranda.
Loss OF THE BRIG TANoEST,-Captain CnanaloI, nus
officers and crew late Of the brig Tangent nom saok
sonyile which lost at arrived mere yese,oy ~
the schr Vrse from Philadelphia Captain MAKES tne
following report: HAY 17th, st came over 90 s1
sonville Bar, wind from the Be on tne 1ls., ~ a H.
latitude by observation 34O5. at ~ Longitude oy
chronometer, 1853, steering NE BY II at II II, WIue
URht bearing by ", after watching It for han hoar
Concluded that It was fixed Hgnt and supposed it TO be
Ocraocke; hauled the vessel ESEi at l3U Al, suucK
heavily four times tried the pumps and WORKED them
fifteen minutes without sucking when the pumps Were
sounded and discovered feet OF water III the hod
Headed the vessel for the shore. when she
careenng over; attempt WAS MADE 70 cus tne mass
aYay and before 1t could accomplished tho orig cap
sized The officers and crew were then compeueo to
tske 10 the boats having nothing but what they STOOD In
At daylight was picked up by the schr Vraie OF Bag
ton J. from Phiadelphia for Charleston, which vesse
brought us to this port Captain Chandler attributes
his YES el getting ahore to ian error IN the compass
and Hattsrss Light giving false appearance
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WHsAr Cnop.-We have heard Of the appear
ance, in some parts of the county Of the "Hesslan
FIr," but think its ravages upon the growing
wheat not at all alarming. We have also heard or
ane promise at present, Of an abundant wheat
crop Salisbury Banner.
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[From the NesO Pork TimeI.]
EN

IL seems to be q hard struggle with those who
are interested in keeping thetprloe OF breadstu1s
up to the figure Of the past eighteen months, 70
give practical effect to their views. They have
given the utmost prominence to reports OF excep
fional shipments of -four and wheat from San
Franoisco to Atlantic ports. They have made the
most of the reshlpment OF one or moro cargoes o,
american grain from Liverpool to this side. They,
have counted largely on the severity Of the winter
which is past, and ON the 'backwardness OK the
snrinp which ia present. They have had their
touters abroad in nearly every grain dis
trict from the Genesee Valley to Central Virginia.
and ali more OF less prepared to advance opinions
Eoretokening failure for the yearin our greatest
NO No one who cares TO sift agricultural reports,
whether Of an official or casual character, need De
led astray by that. sort Of speculative testimony
for which q stipulated priee is paid. The really
reliable reports from all the great gram. growing
districts, North aud' South, are as favorable as
the average (for the same season. OF the iass ten
years. The prospect along what may ps caee tho tho
larger portions OF Central and Southern Michigan,
Northern Ohio, Northern Illinois; and Wisconsin
has never been better than it is this year. MOI
only do the trustworthy accounts agree, that tne
backwards as # seems hss peer neen AZ
well, thata far greater breadth OF ground has been
sown, than for several years back. =,
It Is too soon, Of course, speaking OF tnese
higher lattudes; 10 iorm any possis!Se pt ~
is we'll since the grain speoulators are busily at
work deorying the prospects for the coming crop,
that We should carefully sft every item Of evidence
and see how far they are likely to swindle u.s.
Travel, il You please, even into the maaie anu
rest Statement Of the panteTs is their wheat
crop has given no such promise for the last si1
years as It does this season. There, too, it must
be remembered, much closer estimate may now
n - r>rNorantiva rattlrnH than IN the
Northern or Northwestern States. The crop is
nearer maturity. Those who are speculating on
famine prices for the coming year may try, for
the time, to conceal these facts from themselves
weeks Of even moderately fair weather will set
them sadly .s.ray in their calculations. The mnE
titude Of consumers meanwhile have faif reason
to take courage. ,,5l.i
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FIRE LOAN.

FIRE LOAN.
MAYoRALTY OF cHARIESJON,l
CITY HALF, November 9. 16GG
A Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING In The
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City un'
der IAN Act the General Assembly, giving autholly
to the City Connc Of Charleston to procec IN the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid III building up sne
City anew" are hereby notified that the form OF appl-
cation for loans be Obtained a the Office ef the CerA
of Council betweep the hours OF A. NJ. and p. NJ.
All applications must bed ID in the above mentioned
office as the Committee Will meet every Monday to con.
slider the same. ,,
By order OF the Mayor. W. d. SMlIH,
November 10 Clerk OF CouncL'
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sHiPPiR g..

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTEk.-
HS Several vessels in port and to arrive. Coastwise
Yfeights preferred.
Msy rs
FOR LTvERPOOL.--THE AL
EN American (new) ship BOMBAY, +. g. Jordoi
iH$S commander, Will have dispatch for the above
5e6port For freight engagements apply 70
COURTENAY L TRENHOLM.
Nov % Union Wharyes.
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= SOUTH CAROLINA.
WHAT OF CRoPs 2-The prospect, SO far, in this
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,G;irE :, ~ 80 ~ q,
WHEAT, CORN, AND COTTON.


.is!EE l. 4i-
ajia,a;i.9 est
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FLORIDA.

From business letter to the Macon Telegraph,
dated Madison c. H., Florida, ay 18th, we extract
as follows: ..,,.
better than they we're this time last year. Inc IA
last year, and il let alone We shall get on without
trouble. Provisions Of all kinds are scarce and
dear
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'eGE0RGIA..tc-Ls
VA. TIA co,.u.1,s,..,.s , e So. q !.

e,1faSaH,N AND ,QtHER CRop PRoapEsfs:-W are
& phs1sea 30 iearnf from our connIy friends that the
If .ths wheat crop, which 3 short time
40 was thought 10 be pSecarious, now promises
rood yield OF fhs Ted lands and Harris
"a prospect,i. fora fine yield ara said never to
Ava hllIdls TO- Sacre "a the probable yield. 1t
Ia now snfaeienty advanced in maturing to be out
Of dsnReffdl disaster except from storms: The
i.:t Eao' sTvseafs. Ih much ID fSstoring it iron,
thSaSS liz ErSa fFomEusa t2it threatened it
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Cons,cnees per south Carolina Isat1road,
May 27.
PORT CALENDAR.
roppEr~THn WEEKLY

PHASES OF TIE MOON.
New NJ. 3D. Oh. Ann. morn Full NJ. 18th, ,1h Sam. eve
First @. st lii. I'm morn Last Z. Goth, Oh. 9m MOI
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-02
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAltOISSE

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAltOISSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui-
m District. Virginie Blanchard, per
sonellement ct CONNIE Tutrice, ct Phil
ip Bernard, epouse, VS.. DR.. John T.
Nolan, absent. No. 1897.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct vente adj
dressc au Sheriff de Ia paroisse d'Cuest
Baton Rouge dams lie process cidessus, en-
date % Fevrier q. d. 1867, dc rIIon. la
Cour du Cinqnicme District Jndiciaire
dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat susditc,
J'ai saisie ct j'esposerai en vente pub
iique au plus ofFrant ct dernier encherris-
seur. d la maison de Cour de cette par
oisse-
.SAMEDI, lie Cine jour d'Avril A. D. 1867,
a IL heures a. M, tout droit, tire ct in
teret du defendeur, Or. j. I. Nolan, ah-
sent, u propriete hypothequecs ct CT
apres decrites, SAVIOR: -
/. In certain moroccan de terre situe
dams la paroisse d'Ouost Baton Rouge,
nomme phabitation Westoyer," etablie
ct c~ultivee en- sucrc, ct sur IaqueAe le
DR.. j. I. Nolan ~demeurait, contenant
six cent ~soixante cinq 55-l0o acres, plus
on moins, Giant Ia meme proprietc achetee
par TT. w. Allen ct VIM. Nolan de John
Nolan, decide, le5 Fevrier 1852 la dite
babitation etant borne en- avant par ter
res dc Allen & Stevens ct de w. B. Rot-
ertson, en- bas par celles de Stephen
Pipes ct de veuve Charles Pipes, III fond
par eelles de A. Lobdell, Stephen Pipes
ct veuve Charles Pipes ct IN terrain CT
apres decrit, ct en- haut par terres eli
apres deerites ct terres de w. B. Robert
son. lie dit terrain, on la partie appar-
tenant a la succession de William Nolan,
etant propriete separe, l'ayant achetee
avant son marriage avec Virginie Blan-
chard, avec touts les batisses ct anchor
ations q%uelcouques sur la dite habitation
let y appartenant.
2 Tn autre moroccan de terre situe aus
81 en- cette ~paroisse ct designe CONNIE la
Motto est dc Ia section 15 en- township 7
de range Ii est, contenant cent soixante
acres, achetee par Allen & Nolan de John
Nolan lie 5 Fevrier 1859. .a
8 Tn autre moroccan de terre situe aus
81 en- cette paroisse ct designee CONNIE
lie quart nordest de Ia section vingt deux
en- township sept de range onzs est, %
tenant cent soixante acres, aehetee par
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui
enc District Judiciaire. Dams Faffaire
de la succession de Sarah Dunbar, we.
Erasmus P. Woods. No. 462.
En- yertu Dun writ de Fl. ia. au Sheriff de
la paroisse d'Ibcrville addresse par l'hon-
orable Cour susdite, dams lie cause cides-
sus intitulee ct numerotee, j'ai saisie ct
i'exposerai en- yente publique pour du
compliant avec privilege destination, q
Ia porte dc la maison de Cour de la par
oisse d'Iberville--
sAMEDI, lie Cine jour d,Avril proclaim,
1867, entire IL heures du matin ct 8 hours
de rapres midi, tous les droits, ~titres, in
terets ct pretentions de Edward E. Woods
de cette ~paroisse dIbereiIle en- ct aux
proprietes ci. apres decrites, situees dams
Ia paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge SAVIOR:
% Deux certains morceanx de terre
situees dams la ~paroisse dOuest Baton
Rouge ct etant contigus al moroccan CT.
dessus decrite Pun mesurant deux ar.
peuts de face sur lie 1euve Mississippi
SUI lie %profondeur y appartenant. borne
du cote d'enbas par terre autrefo1s appar-
tenant a Joseph Breaux ct en- haut par lie
moroccan ci.apres dccrite, savoir, Pautre
moroccan mcsurant IN arpent de face au
Aeuve Mississippi sur lie p%rofondeur y
appartenant. borne du cote par terre de
yeuve Isidere T%uillier, ct en- has par ie
moroccan de t4rre ci-dessus decrit, ensem
bles les ameliorations J a~ppartenant."
Pour payer ct satisfaire au dit writ.
ALLEN JUMEL, Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberyille, ce 2 Mars 1857.
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TIMES IN Mlss1ss1pPI.-A letter to the
editor Of this paper, dated Grenada, Mise,
Feb. l9. says:
Our planters have o. their e.
rangements for large cropssof cotton
and corr this season: The latter article,
unfortunately, ninety-nine out Of a humid
red, had to buy this winter at prices rang
ing from one dollar ten to one dollar and
twenty cents per bushel. This fact, TAX
en- in connection with the shortness of the
cotton crop, has made many a good man
swear and wish the radicals and freed
men were il Jericho. or anywhere but III
America but the latter class Of beings,
| am happy to say. are getting enough of
idleness, and really begin to see that,
though free, how to work for 9 living
In fact it is no uncommon thing to hear
them express a desire to be sold back to
slavery, or rather to sell themselves
Their labor can be secured at prices rang
ing from five to fifteen dollars per month,
without perquisites. All of our farmers
predict an unusual fine growing season,
to which say amen. J,RT
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ETAT DIG LA LOUISIANA, PARoIssE

, '@N CDA
dOuest Blton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui.
enc District Juliciaire. Dams l~'affaire
de la succession PAbraham j. Bird,
decide. No. 624.
En- Vcrtao dune commission a moi adj
dresse dans patFaire eli dessus, en- date du
3lme Jour ID Juliet, par .Phonorable la
cour du %cinquieme district judiciaire dams
ct pour Ia ~paroisse eh Fiat Susdite, il
sera ofert en- Vente public ct au plus Of
frant a la maison de cour de cette parois.
sc,
.sAMEDI, lie IS Mars proclaim 1861, a IL
henres 4 N les proprietcs ci-apres dccri-
te ct apparfenant a 10 dite succession d.
Abraham j. Bird, DECIDE, savoir
Tn fourneau de brique c%ontenant envi-
ron trois cent cinquante miller de brIque,
ct un lot dc pontre en- eypre, eqnaris, les
dites brique ct poutre etait sur pabitation
appartenant jadis au defunt etant mainte-
nant Ia propricte de Joseph 1sidore Dali
gle en- cctte paroisse.
Conditions dc la vente--Comptant,
feb-l6, VIM. WHITE, sh'f.
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STATE Of LOUISIANA, Ia
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Ju
trict Court. In matter succ
Sarah Dunbar, widow Era,
Woods. No. 462.
By virtue of writ Of Fl. ia. to II.
If Of the parish of Iberville, directed by
the Hon. Court aforesaid, in the above
entitled and numbered cause, have seiz-
ed and will offer at public sale for cash
with benefit Of appraisement, al the
door of tie Court House Of the parish of
Iberville on
SATURDAY the 9Th day Of April next,
a. d. 1867, between the hours of IL a. N
and 3p. N, all the right, title. interest
and claim Of Edward D. Woods, of the
parish Of Iberville, in and to the following
described property situated IN the parish
Of West Baton Rouge, to wit
- Two other certain tracts of land,
situated in the parish of West Baton
Rouge, aud contiguous to the tract above
described one measuring two arpents
front on the river Mississippi, by the
depth thereto belonging, bounded below
by lands formerly belonging to Joseph
Breaux, and above the tract Of land next
described, viz: Another tract measuring
one arpent front Oh said river Mississippi
by the depth thereto belonging, and boun.
ed above by lands formerly belonging to
widow Isidore Tuillier and below the tract
next above described, together with the
improvements belonging to said tracts"
To pay and satisfy said writ.
ALLEN JUMEL, Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberville, March 2, 1857.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court. Eliza Blanchard, wife Of
Fielding Cooney, ct ais, VS. Villeneuve
Blanchard ct ais. No. Ills. .1sa
By virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered cause, of date the 26Eh day Of
October 1865, from the Hon the Fifth
District Court, in and for said parish and
State, / have seized AMI will expose to
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public sale to the last and highest bidder,
Oh the premises, the Blanchard Plantation,
in this parish, on
SATURDAY, the End day Of March 1867
at II o'clock a m the hereinafter described
personal property belonging to the defend
ant in the above suit, viz: All the mules,
horses, horned cattle, Sleeps, hogs, agri-
cultural implements ofhusbat dry, machin.
cry, and in tact everything on and belong
ing to said sugar plantation.
Seized topay and satisfy said writ ofex-
~e5ution.
Terms Of sale, CASH with benefit of
appraismont,
feb Is, VIM WHITE, Shff.
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AN EXCELLENT APPoINrMENT.-His Hon
or, Mayor ELAN, President Of the Baton
Rouge State Fair, has appointed Dr.. Wh
BoeEL agent for the city of New Orleans.
Il is conceded on all hands that the Doc
tor will use his influence to represent the
interests Of our Fair to,the merchants. me-
cLanics and others of that city.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF WEST
Baton Rouge, Fifth District Court. Vireinie Bian-
chard personally and as TURK and Philip Bernard,
husband, vs. DR.. John T Nolan, ~abscniee. No 1897
DIV VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale directed
IL to the Sheriff OF the parish Of West Baton Rouge
IN the above entitled and numbered snit, OF date Feb
Tnary aS.h a d 1867, from the Honorable the Fifth
District Court in and for said parish and State, have
seized and will expose to public sale to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House of his parish on
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA PAROISSE QUEST
Elizs. C. johnson We BEN. F. Babin ct ais. No. 1895.
I'm VERTU dun o'dre de vente ct saisie addresse
u au sheriide Ia paroisse d Quest Baton Rouge dams
le process cT-des us, en- date dn 27me Feserier AID
1857, d,l'honorabie la Conr du Cinqlien1e District Ju
diciaife dams ct pour la paroisse ct ttat susdit yai sal
ri ., Iexposerai en- veute publique au plus offrani ct
dernier encherrisseur a la maison de Cour Go cctle
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STATE CT LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton R~ouge-Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court. In natter Of Succession
Of Abraham J. Bird, Iced. No, 824.
By Virtue Of a commission to me direct
ed in the above numbered and emitted sue.
cossion, of date the 31st day of July, A.
D. 1866, from the Hon the Fifth District
Court in and for said parish and State,
win be offered for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder at the court
House of this parish, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of March, A.
D. 1867, at II O'Clock a IA the following
described property belonging to said sue
~cession of Abraham J. Bird deceased,
situated lying and being in this parish,
to wit
A kiln of bricks containing about
three hundred and Fifty thousand bricks,
a lot of hewed cypress timber, said brick
aud timber being on the plantation form
erly belonging to said deceased, but now
owned BY Joseph Isidore Daiglc in this
parish. H
Terms Of sale--CASH.
feb Is, VIM. WHITE. Sh'f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

ONO.

CINciNSAru, Nov. % Full particulars Of
the accident ut Luclxisnd, represent the
scene as horrible ia the extreme. The crash
was terrible the cars OF the passepg ger ttaln
beng all battered into each other. Ladies
IN the sleeping ear were crushed between
timbrrs--onc having her head taken com
pctcly of and ano her her entrals torn out.
The names of tie Killed are Harriet. Re-
becca, Sarah and Elizabeth Morgan OF New
Orleans and Charles jackson Of Boston.
Mr.. Jack .on lost his life in nobly endeavor-
ing to save the iailoS. The wounded are
Richard Carr, Toiedo, arm broken; John
Weller, Waprkenc,ta, ribs broken; Charles
Shirer. Wapakcnet,a, leg and elbow injured;
Jared Brown, Boston, confusion OF arms,
h,n and head Christopher Hoffman, severe
confusion Of face and body + Gxscraft,
Dayton. G w. Cowdep, Vanwort, and Mrs.
G II. Cubertson, Troy. Ohio, Gil slightly
bruised p. Gotten. N. j.. slightly bruised.
&. Haynes, Cincinnati, bruised in head
Mrs. Jones, (colored N. v. slightly bruis-
ed Miss Wcnder, Cincinnati, severely cut
in hip MISS Lizzie Ewing, Cincinnati, an
kles badly cut; Mr.. Brewer, engineer OF
train. was badly burned in attem pting TO
rescne the skaters Morgan The entire train
was destroyed, but the baggage and express
matter was saved.