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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26
PHILLIP WINKFIEL
HENRY ACTON,


SIXTH wARD-FOURTH SUB OR VOTING
NlPRECIhCT-N office 10 hereby given. that in
cebioImity 20 therrovisious Of the Charter of the
city Of ashn eton, election will be held in M
Fourth Sab or Voting Precinct OF the sixth w ard
% MQNDAY, the frst day Of yane ext, at Carey
W.. hftef, east side OF Eighth street. between
and streets Tor Mayor, one number Of the Board
Of Aldermen, and three members Of the Board OF
Common Council; at which said Precinct the votes
q ell who are registered in the sad sixth ard OF
the city OF Washington the initial letter of wnose
names Is from To 5, inclusive, will be receiye ID
Polls open 1T D m, and close at m.
SAMUEL CANT,
b +. TALBERr,
JOHN 3. SIXTH,
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EOERTH WARD-SECOND SUB OR VOT.
L ING PRECfNCT-Notice is hereby given that
the City of eton an election will be held I'm
the Second Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Fourth
the once of the Chief of Police, basement west
wing Of the ity h all, for Mayor. one member Of
the Board OF Aldermen. and three members of the
Board Of Common Council; at which said Precinct
the votes of all who are registered In the said
Fourth Ward Of the City of Washington, the initi-
al letter of whose names 10 from to 81 inclusiy We
will be received. Polls omen at a M, and close
Att p. M. TIMOTHY ALLEN.
FREDERICK IDDINs,
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EITTH WARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING
l. PRECINCT-Notioei 10 hereby given that in
city OF WashinetoD, An election win be held 10 the
Filth Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Fifth Ward.
corner Of Sd street east and A street south. for
Mayer. one member Of the Board Of Aldermen, sSd
three mtmbe 70 Of the BOARD Of Common CouncjI
aad an Assessor; at which said Precincf the votes
q al who are registered in the said Fifth Ward of
the city Of Washington the initial latter OF whose
Polls open att .. m. aud close ct .. m
= p A. D. MrKENNA,
DAVIS BAKBR,
- my 70
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TBIRp WAND FIRST SUB OR voTIyG
I j PRECINCT.-Notice 10 hereby given, that In
% e The sroyi9s: q The Gna,ssE e tse
First Sob or Y.tipa Precinct Of the Third Ward,
Sn MoEDAY. the let Day Of june .ssf, Ct Martini
between 9th and 7sk sfseets vest, for Mayor, two
uembers Of the Board q Aldermen, enc TO ssrvs
ose year and one to serve two years, and three
nenbers OF the Boasa 81 Co1non Council and a.
Asses spf; At which said Rrsctnct the votes Of an
n 3: ale sis. s:r q O ass sss
names 10 frsm A 10 d ilclusiss. viii be received.
Polls OF en- ~ . m. and elDee et7 2 n. - 80 =
my Is w. cosnmisstonsrs.
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THE FOURTH WARD ANrI-RApIcAL MASS
MRxTING.-Last evening mass meeting Of tue
An1-Radical, voters Of the Fourth Ward was
held at ODD Fellows Hall, ut which there was,
considering the short notice given, quite large
attendance. Mr.. George Savage presided, wi b
Mr.. John O'Meara secretary. Addresses were
made by Gen. o. meron, Nessrs. J. Z. Norris,
X. Schmidt, and others. rlrt' as 80
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FOURTH WARD-FTRST SUB OR VOTIy,;
= PRECINCT-Notice is hereby given that In
conformity to the provisions of the Charter of the
City Of Washington, election will be held 10 the
f,irst euh or Voting Precinct Of the Fourth Wi ard
on MONDAY, the first day Of June next at the
Conn issioners' Room. basement OF the West Wing
q the City Hall, for Mayor, one member Of the
Board of Aldermen, and three members Of the
Board Of Common Council, at which said Precinct
the votes of all who are registered in the Sail
Fourth Ward OF this City of Washington. the in.
itial letter of whose names Is from A to d inclu-
sive, will be received. Polls open at a. n and
close at p. m. SAM'E O. MILLS.
JABEZ WHEkLGR,
my % COmmi saouers
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held last evening ~ the 18th street Presbyterian
Church, for the purpose Of raufying the uomi.
naion Of U. 8. Grant Schuyler Collar, when
speeches were made By Hon. Mr.. Harris, Of
North Carolina, and others,
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GEeRGErOWN ABVERfIsENEyN.

C. oYcER
t.bLIC SCHOOLS OF GEORGTTowN ID a
serket Hall. on WEDNESDAY EVENING"
hsy ath, 1875 at TO 5 O'Clock Tho in.trua.nt
o. tnls occsson is from Mr.. }. y. Ellis Pa avenue
De We Sh and 10th ste.
nyss, y: h. DANIEL, Conductor.
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr Geors,,o-p.
ELEGAkT HoUsEHoLp FURNITURE Rosr.
woop PiAN9 1kENCH PLATE MIRRORS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, 18th NAV. oomu,.ne-
ing az ~ O'Clock will cell II the reeidence of nr
We a. NO lbl West street, between CoDere.s ana
n len etre~u, an excellent assortment of Hop.e-
hoid furnlture, Consisting in part Of
One Octave Rosewood Piano
I've hancsome French Plate Mirrors
Marble slahs and Brackets
nsnosone Psrlor Suttee. Crimson and Green
Maihnt Mirror back sidesoard
Mslnut Marble Top Tables and Stands
ktfsnt ashosany and other CHAMBER suits.
fssther Pillows and Bolsters, Hair and Spring
Brussels snd rhree-ply CARPETS
1ii Cloths and Mattings
Extension Table and Dining room Furniture
Srockery and Glass Ware
Kitchen Furniture
One Fine Cock Stove
And other articles not enumerated.
myas lint THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
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EXTENSIVE REAL ESTATE SALE-One of
the largest transfers of real estate recently
made in this city, has Just been effected at the
agency of Messrs. Fitch & Fox. they having
sold. as agents for Mr.. Joshua Peirce, square
20t. Iocsted on Fourteenth street, nearly oppo-
site the State Department, for the sum of $50 500
The purchase was made by Carlisle T. Patter-
son. Esq, as agent for Mrs. Catharne Pearson
Of sBrentwood," whose intention il is TO i'm
prove and beauufy the ground, and put 1t in
the market In available lots. Ten Of the lots,
fronting on s street, have slready been secured
by one of our public spirited men for the i'm
mediate erection Of q block Of brick residen ces
according TO new and attractive design, on
exhibition at the ONCE of the agents before
named. The whole square, we doubt not
will soon be occupied by pleasant houses.
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= YhEClNCT-Notiee 1. her eby given that i'm
cenfcrmty 20 the provisions of the ChArts-r OF the
City Of Washineton, an election viii BE- held in he
THO sub or Voting Precinct Of the Sixth Ward, ,
DIRE Lewis west aide OF Eighth street east be-
tween . and streets, for Mayor, member OF the
Board q Aldermen, and three members OF the
Board OF Common Council; ct which said Precinct
TIE votes q all who are Registered in the said sixth
Ward OF the city OF WasEington, the init oil letter
Of whose Bsmss lie from TO u inclusive will he
received. Peit open AZ .. m. and close at D. m
i. A. TUkLL.
RRHILLIP WINKFIELp.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green L.
Williams, auctioneers, yesterday sold a yalu-
able building lot, fronting on 5th street west.
between and U streets north, to George
No. %, in square si1, 2oh feet front by 100 feet
deep.
Meesrs. Cooper 4 Latimer yesterday sold
lots No. and Z, and part Of lot ., in square 257,
on north ID street, between 13k and 18th stres 5
west, to T. A. Mclaughlin, at IS cents Per
40 uare foot.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

SIxrH wARD-SECOyD SUE or VOTING
HfhtCINCT-kVticei e herety given. that in
eonteI ny 70 the Oyisiops of the Charter cf the
siy ., wsshingtcn, an election .ill be hel9 in the
sc. ~ sub .r Voting Precinct Of the sixth Ward
O. .0NpAf, the fret day Of June neat, at John
1elioU, eor1sr q 9Th sno @ streets east. Tor
eyor, one member Of the Board Of q lds rmeu, aud
aree msDo- ts OF the Board Of Common Council;
9 vhieh said Preeinet the x.tes Of all Who are
nett RED IN the said Sixth Ward Of the City Of
ysshington. the iaitial letter of whose name. is
hom 10 inclusive, will be received Pole
dBen at .. m. ane close at o. m =
4 JOSEPH WALSH
4 ELWAkD WAlSoN,
I kATHAElkL w EvANs.
my % Con rissionert
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@ NINE ROOM r..
THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
South FRONTAGE,
No. SIS MARYLAND AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9rH AND lOTH STREETS wrsT

The House has ell modern improvements such Al
hot and Cold Water, Cisterns, Bath Rooms. Water
Closets, Cement Cellars, &C. &c. 1t was built and
owner desires to move from the city. Possession
let OF June. II not sold may be rented to respon
Will be sold only for cash Ia no Iees myT-r
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ELECTION NOTICES

Y,BIRD WARD THIRD SUB or VOTING
Il PM CINCT-Notice is hereby given, that in
ennforuity 70 the provisions Of the Chsr.er OF the
G'y OF w ashn gton, election will be held in the
Third sub or Voting Precinct of the Third Ward
IN MON DAH. the fret day Of June next, At L. W
Wortbingtont, on street north. south side, be
tween 7th and sth streets west, for Nay Dr. two
Mtmbers Of the Board of Aldermen, one to serve
one year and one to serve two years. and three
Members Of the Board Of Common Council. and 40
Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes OF ail
Who are Registered in the said Third Ward Of the
City Of Washingtos, the initial letter Of whose
names 10 from TO n inclusive. will be re oeived
Polls open att a m. and close at p. m.
( M. P. CALLAN,
n. DUFPEY.
.my25 Commissiouers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
The Dix Letter.


TO rHR EDIToR OF THE BOSTON POST
1t is an old trick Of the republican party to get
some prominent member Of their party to write q
letter coming out" for their candidates and oppo-
sing those OF the democracy. After General Dix
joined the republicans he came out against General
Mcclellan in 1854 and voted for and supported Lin
coin and Johnson. We do not suppose any Of the
democratic party supposed General Dix had any
intention OF supporting any candidate we could
nave nominated But TO read the republican
papers one would think the republicans had new
convert while the fact Is General Dixs letter Is an
apology FOR supporting the lawless course pursued
by Congress and endorsing the ticket put In the field
by the corrupt Washington ring. In 1854 there was
movement made by General Dixs friends to start
him out as an independent candidate for the Presi-
dency, and platform was published setting forth
the principles which he professed at that time. We
have only to publish two sections OF the Dix plat
form as promulgated to show how utterly ne has
abandoned his protested principles in his support
OF the republican party and its principles in this
campaign Section OF his platform was as fol-
lOws:-"The support OF the State governments In ali
their rights under the constitution as defined by
Jefferson in his inaugural address In 1901" Section
ga scrupulOus abstinence from the exercise of all
powers not clearly conferred by law" We are con-
tent to leave General Dix where he has placed him.
self. Who Is the next republican to "come out' for
their ticket?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BoyD-DuBors.--At the residence Of the brides
parents, No. 176 washington street, Brooklyn, on
Tuesday September o. by the Rev. A. Burgess d. d.,
OF st Johns church. Mr.. JOHN X. BOYD to Miss
MINERVA g., only daughter OF N. q. Dubois, ESQ.,
San Francisco, Key West, baltimore and Panama
papers please copy.
BRRwER-BESNErr.-A Bergen, n. j., on wednes-
day, september % I'm the First Presbyterian church.
by the Rev. Z. w. French, Mr. GEORGE II. BREWER,
TO Miss MATTE A., daughter OF ID. II. Bennett, Esq.
Boston lMsss.) and Bridgeport Conn, papers
CoLEY-KNsEY.-At Huguenot. s. l., on wednes-
Gay, september % by the Rey. a; A. keinke ):
he ,sse inn K,nssy y, Nsr edest daughter OF
LASDoN-WILLIAMs.-On Wednesday, September
%, at the Elm place Congregational church, BY the
Rev. Bishop Faulkner, ELIJAH LAsDoN to MARY
LOUISA, daughter Of Richard Williams, all OF Brook
MrprIrN-LEARNEp.-At st. Stephens church.
Rev. William N. Mcvicar, OF New York. Mr.. BENJA-
MIN CRowHINsHIELD MIFFLIS, OF Boston, to SARAH
ELIzABkrH daughter OF Edward Learned Esq, Of
sroRMs-HAIcHr--At white Plains on wednes.
by the Rev. Oliver Cobb. GEORGE STORMS Of Hope
WELL N. Y, TO EMMA daughter OF the late Epenitus
Haight OF the former place.
%, at the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. p. h. Heroy, DAVID TRAVIS. OF New York, to
Miss SAsAHFr only daughter OF Alanson Raymond,
IESrfsE-BrpwErI- Rye westchester coun-
ty, on Thursday, September II. by Rev. o. q. Bid
well. CHARLES y. VALENTINE TO Miss SUSIE RrDwgLL,
daughter or W. H. Bidweil. No cards.
Died.
DoueIAss.--On Wednesday evening September %,
CHARLES EDWARD, infant son OF william j. and Elz-
abeth Douglass aged months and rs days.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents ass Third avenue this friday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
DIsNEY.-On Thursday morning, september "a,
GEORGE n. RoANE, youngest son OF Albert j. and
Dorinda Disney aged 10 months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfly invited TO attend the funeral from the res
idence of his parents No. AZ Fourth street. williams.
burg, this friday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
FEsRIs.on Thursday september "a, FELIX
FERRIS.
attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, from his late residence Sc West Houston
street.
FRENCH Wednesday. September D. CHARLES
A. FRENCH, In the 49th year OF his age.
The friends and relatives OF the family, also the
members OF Templar Lodge 203, r. and A. NJ, are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
sullivan street, this friday morning. at ten O'Clock
FURMAS.-On Tuesday, september ~, II. ELvIRA
b., wife Of Guido Furman M. D., and daughter OF
the late Hartwe Billiard, OF Westborough, Mass,
aged 30 wears.
the funeral from st. Lukes church, this day " riday
at twelve O'Clock.
GLENsoN, aged 40 years.
The funeral wiz tsre place from her late vsideucs.
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the opponents Of General Butler may b able TO ex-
hibit on ,aper the probabilities are that these
demonstrations will have no great influence on the
mass OF the voters, the current appears to set 90
strongly in his favor; Or, Sg great many republicans
WILL nevertheless vote for him on his general record
and because they have Q strong disinclinstion to
grant to the rebels and traitors the aid and comfort
they would derive from the defeat OF such man OF
mark as BENJAMIN 4. Butler.r
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

General Butier's Reconstruction.
ms Salem CMass.) Register, in Ben Buffers dis
ulct talks about him In thls wN "whstever SHOW
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GETTY HOUSE, YoNKERS-THIRrY MINUTES FROM
Vt Thirtieth via Harlem Railroad. Pleasant Rooms
with Board families for the fall and winter.
w. II. DOrY, Proprietor
MOUNTAIN RETREAT HOUsE-SITUATED HALF
wi between Catskil and the Mountain House, be
open boarders during September October S
per week. DAVID BLOOM, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25

WANTED BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; CEN
w trail position preferred large and small kooms re-
CURED. Price i3O per Address c. W. t. 33 Canal ST.
yNANrED-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
w Board gentlemen. with strictly private fam
y location above twenty third street terms MOB
70 exceed $l2 each Address, with full PARTICULARS box 40s
Post office.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

hsasut de comparative ct d'enregistra "a
reponse, ct H. loi ct r~evideuce etsnt en-
faveu' de la demanderesse, il est ordopne
adjuge ct dscrete que Ia p%laignante. Liss
Leveqoe, spouse. ait jugement recon-
vre du defendant B~elessire Landry, 500
upoux, Ia somme' de deux mile sept cent
soixsute's seize piastres ct c%inquante six
sous. svec interet legsle sur Ia dite som
me de Ia demsnde' jndiciaire. exvSir -
du 20 Mars 1867. jusqu'Au paimeut. ami
4 e les frAis du process svec privilege
dhypothcque en- favour de Ia demauder-
esse cootre toutes lea prophecies de- so"
spoux, du premiere jour de Mai. 1858,
spoqus q 'Squelie il est prouve oar !. dit
montant 81 trouvait entire les mains DE-
0 dit eponx, appa'teuaut aux bisns
sepsres de ~ femme.
II cat de plus ordonne ct 1ecrete Que
Ia pisiSnsnte soit srpsre do bieo~ DE- sou
lit epoux. qus Ia c''mmu"sutr d'scqurts
1t de- gains a" exi-tait entire Ia plaign
ute ct Ia defendant soft dissout", ct que
10 plsignsnte ait rsdministra alton lie s-s
,iens paraphernaux ct efets p~-rs"nels r'
lue con hyp"thrqn- soit fsit -xectoire
:. ntre tout.s les prophecies ~recllrs de-
spn dit ep"ux pour le montant de e.. jng..
ment ct qn'-!l. rrc"uvre les frAis de c.
process. Jansier I, 1868
(sig"e) X I. POSEY.
JUICE SINE District Judieisire.
Pour copie conforms q Ia ainut-s. Blu
reau du gre6i-r, Quest Baton Rouge, c.
22ne jour II. J~anvier. 1858.
J. FELIX JARRE Az, Dep. Grqfipr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

E1AT DE- LA Louisiana, PAROlSSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, C"ur du Ci1qu,.
eine District. Lizzie Taylor. admins
t~rstrice W. W.3. Robertsou. NJ. 5000
En- vertu dun ordre Dc ssisie ct vent4
~ddre-se 81 sheriff de- II p~r"isse d'O"-s'
Baton Rouge. dams lr prm.es ci'drssur, Ell
date ~ Is Novembs- 1867. de rHon. b"
Cour du C"qu,-ms D,-tric, ds"s It pou'
Ia psroisse d'Ouest B.,o" Rouge. E,at d.
Ia Louisiana, j'.i ssis'e ct j'-xposeru' eu
N .e"te pubI'q"e NJ plus "ff:aut ct de'
uier cnchcsis~eur. u IL ma's"n dc cour i.
.c,tp par,is4+ .dUucst Bate" Rouge.
SAMEDI, le Ter jour de- F, ' fier u. d..
1858, q II m"rrs}a m tcus droit.. 'itre.
It ,u,crets du deenteus. Wm Il Robert
-o,, dams Ia prop'ie,e b. p"ttequee ct c.
arres d~c,i,e si.ue ehcet'e psro'-se. snvOi'
Tn C.Ilain ~trr,ai.. OU m.rcesu de- trTrt.
tine Gu c.tte ,paroisse d'Ouret BAt"a.
Rouge, eon,euant rent soixante.iiVis 81
100 .,crpx, etalf II mni,is Quest dW q1a.
Old Quest del. section doug. ella M",,i.
-. d. quart modest d. IL scct"'n ~ z p
u in~ u-hip sept. Quest de- 6ruse Mas
r.iwvi. de- range nHz" erf da.sl distflIi
rs ,r,rvs -eaduue b /. Nouveli. OileaLe.
Eta, DE- In L. ni~isne. -.
S ,isir p",r payer ct sa'i>t"iI~' le m"u
t.ut du judgement, interet et'fr~is dan.
IT. pr.A.es Il d~-sus
Coodiiiun~ de- IN 'vsnte-A un credit j,
.l"uz mo's. rscqu~rrur f"urL:rs 20" b NJ
.ve DO" e. cuTitc persouei'c. e., a-ec by.
p~",l"q,e retenn n Ia pe"ptitle veudc
;"-qu'sn pl-i" - tssfait %p"in+",.
j. V. DURABLE. Jr.,
mv3O Deput- Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. PAk0lSSE
d'Ourst Baton Rouge. Cinqu'eme Dis
trict Jndicisire. Raphael HILBERT, Nd.
ministr teur vs.. Nine. AngeIius Bujpl,
veuve Fourier. No. -
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct vente ad
dresse az Sheriff de- 10 psroisse d'Oupst
Bsto" Rouge, dams le process ci-i"-~as.
date Novembre Ter =. d. 1857. de PHon.
Ia cour du ciuqu;eme district j"diciaire
dams ct pour 10 paroisae e. Etat susditr.
'ai saisie ct j'ofiirai e" ve"te pnbIiqnr.
au plus "fraDt ct 4. rnier encterri~s' Ut,
u Ia m,ison de cour de- cett+ pnrols-e--
SAMEp1, le Ter jour de Fevrier. pro
cnsin. u. d. 1868, = IL hcnres y. m.. les
'erraihs hyp"th-ques e, & "p'-s derri'es
appsrtenant n IL de'endresst. ssvcir:
Qnatre certains terrsi"s situe 81 Brnly
Landing. en- MIaiso"vil'e, IT derig"-
sur r. plan he /, di,e vile. tire par NJ
rh-l Gil, le 8 Decemhr- 1854. CONNIE ter
'.ins Nus an, deux. ci"q ct six. en- islet
No. &. mesurant soixa"te pi ds DE- 'sct.
.Oesure Anglai-e. SUI ecu, wing, d+ prr
iuhdeur, avcG les batiss.s 1t amel,orstiuns
qui ~s'trnuvent.
Sai"'r pour payer ct .atisfsir" le-u'"n'
ant d" j'g~mr"'. d.s irttr.ts ct fr.is.
C"ni,ti"" .~ /. vrnt"--A n. rr~d', j.
h"nze m j.. r%.rq"errur fo"r"ir. s"" ho,"
.v-c bon s-ruri,r psrs""lls. IT .vcs
hyp"theq"e rr,rnu~ .ur IL p'"r';rt" vet
d" jnsqn'au plci" 81 px'f.it U.im-"t.
j,nll WM. WHITE, Sheriff.
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;,t.v3O
STATEOF LOUISIANA PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dr.

,rict. L,s~ie Taylor, Admi"istratrix.
VI. VIM. B kois:rtson. NJ. 5000.
BY virtue ii . writ of s.izure sl.d ssk
directed to the Sheriff II the ps,i<h ~
Wrs, Baton Rouge. j" the shove entitled
and numbered raus'. "f date November
18th a. d. 1867, fr.n" the Hon. the FIFTH
District Court i" and f"r the parrish O.
West Baton Rouge. S,ste ,sf:arxsid.
have se,zDd aud will of-r Of pu,l.c NO..
ton TO ,hp last AID highest bidder at The
Court House Of this parish Ut West Bat
on Ronge "n f.1
the lat d.y 81 February,
-. d., 1868. Mt IL o'citxk y. a.. sll tbs
right. title snd interest OF tie defendant.
WIN B. Robert-0n, in sud IL the following
drscr,b+d 'nortgagrd tract Of l~nd situsi
I'd in this pariAh, II, wit
A certain tract or parcel Of land sta
sted in said parish of West Bsto" Rouge.
containing one hundred aud sixty'thra.
80 100 acres, teibg the west half If the
northwest quarter Of eeCt,"n twelve and
the east half VI the northeast quarter 1T
section eleven 10 townahip ~eve,. west o,
the Mississippi river. Of ra',ge eleven ear,
10 the district Of lands suhj.st ~ sale a,
New Orleans. L,uis,anS. ,
Seized t" pay ard satisfy amount Of
judgement, Interests aud costs IN sbov..
suit. t p
Terms Of Ssle-Ou . credit Of twelve
months. purchaser to furnish his bond
with g",d and snficiet security, with
mortgage retained on the property sold
until full and final payment.
-J.-V. DURABLE, Jr.,
nox3O deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton R"ng.. Fifth Judicisl Dir
trict. Raphael Hebert. sdminislrstm
" Mrs. Angelina bujol,, widow Fou
fi-r. M. -
Bv virtue Of III order Of seizure and a.h
directed to the Sheriff Of West Ba,0r
Rouge, in the abnve entitled rsuse. ~
date November lat n. d. 1851, from the
Honorable the Fifth District, Court in Mud
Tor said parish and State. ] have s+izrd
and will offer vt public sale to the last
and highest bidder. in front Of the Cou,,
House Of this parish GU
SATURDAY., the LIST day Of February
next. s.d 1868. vt IL "'cluck T.. n, . the
hereinafter drseribed mor,gsged property
belonging to the defendant. TO wit
Four certain lots Of ground si,usied .,
Broly Landing. in Nil. isons lite, and der.
cribed on the 6~2urative pIsn thereof
drawn hy Michael Gil. on the 9th Of De
cember 1854, ~ being lots ""'. onr. two.
five and six in square 10. 6. m~sssri' z
sixty feet front. English measure, by on.
hundred, and twenty in depth. with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
Of Judgement, interest and costs 10 the
above nuit.
Terms Of Ssle--Oo . credit of twelve
months, purchaser to furnish his bnnd
with good and sufficient security, with
mortgage retained on the properly sold
uotil full and 6usl payment.
WIN. WHITE. Sheriff.