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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-06

Department.
The legal investigation now going on in this
city concerning certain charges of bribery and
corruption against Commissioner Rollins and
exCollector Smith suggests that there Is GU
rious imbroglio between the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue and Secretary McCulloch, of
which this case now before the United States
Commissioner is one Of the outcroppings. That
the corruptions in the Revenue Department are
many and heavy no one doubts. That there
exists jealousy of those who are reaping the
profits of these corruptions Is apparent. There
are no doubt great many people who would
like to get Mr.. Rollins out of Office in order
that they might lay claw upon the spoils of
the Internal Revenue Department. and since
Attorney General Evarts has decided that, ac-
cording TO the Interpretation of the Tenure of
Civil Office bill, Mr. Rollins cannot be removed,
there may be additional reasons to make a case
against him which would justify his removal
for malfeasance. IL Is probable that there is
as much anxiety to get the present incumbents
out of office as there is on the part Of the latter
to keep themselves in; for the same tempting
bait-the spos-is presented TO the lips of
both parties As far as the public are con-
cerned, however, it will make very little differ
ence, because whichever party is in power in
the Treasury Department they must expect the
same amount of corruptions, spoliations and
frauds.
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THE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN EGYPT. Our
special correspondents letter from Alexandria,
Egypt, which we published on Friday last,
shows how wretched ia the administra-
ton Of affairs in that country. The one
eGcctual cure for the sorrows of Egypt is, as
we have again and again said, to allow Great
Britain to take it in charge France could
compromise her claims by taking hold of Spain
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construction as reconstructed by the Georgia
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BLEECKER STREET UNIvERSALIST CHURCH-REv.
DAY X. LEE. Morning and evening"
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BRooKEs' ASSEMBLY RooMs-PREAomse AND SING.
ING. Afternoons.
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-REv.
DAVID MIToHELL. Morning and evening.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30

a6nt9 Milhelm yon5pllano ysroien
spb une Danf Der &atbplifen weseu
1e'rsS eclen MitSefQbls, weldss Ct ae>
gen paS 10 itbr asfrdnfts 6a,1pt Der
STRIDE ee;ciat BAT.
Is 1T Der WUbe ,pertb ceu Inter
,9ieo 5'pilden Der 0sredtisteit uno Dem
-Gnelmutbe spu js1sm protstantildeu
Y0rlten uro Der itlbiiidti9en 1ad,asz
beroen politit rpn eini9sn tatbulildsn
Scucerdaen su tsobad,ten.
> mic murocn utdt Ner9)prt's eple
&atbolifen ertaut teim Anblide Der tap
fern Sdaar Der &anaoiihen ISreiwiuiz
gen bort auf ihrem @eae 1iA NIT her
paplttidsn Arntee su yereinisen.
Dteles herrlide Corps, caro1 m1ce
etinnert tperoen, ibeltreitet feline eiaenen
Nu6losen orer Sielmebr ibr @aterlano
be;ablt ile> lie pienen cem paplte pbue
Cub uno otne oncere 8elpbuuna ais
1etnen Se9m unc leinen Beifau.@ abrz
lid "a tit 9pfnun9, lo9ar aus menldl.
@riinoea fir Die Sade, welde iolde
8ertheictaer bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30
fehter Der faith. Sadie ribultdlt befannt,

fsdter Der faith. Sade ribmltdit befannt,
ppr Geridt tpe9en leinss ofenenS dreiz
bens All Staotsminilter. Soue. Die
Mntlaae lautsts a,f St5runa Der
5Tentlidsn Jtube ,1np Srcnuna .purh
erpte Sd~nnSDun9en ocs Wini|teriums
in Der peripn ieines Gbef5, GntNsu,1nz
gen unb GrbidtunA.
Der9lntra9cesS Iaatsanwaltes lautez
tie alf 3 MpnatsJsitunssbaft. 9incau's
Ssrtbsipiaune mar Elm Meiiterperf, er
riB 1hpnunaslp5 nen tacilden Siberaz
li5mlle sic M}asfe pom Der 9ptteeldltsr=
liden Urase, 10 rab lelbit rer Staatsz
a'lrralt suseitorc, Dap I'M 2dnrl Saeen
Tieles faul lei.
Cine u~n;dblbars Menid,ennen9e
mar anlpeieap unc bic lauteilen Nelbez
r,1,l9en pes llnmillens fiber pielen proz
;e6 9aten iid a%llentbalben funp. Sir
Sineau berridie eiuitimmi9e Sympaz
THE. Mud mebrere 8ldtter 8apens
,uaren wieoer in pro3e1e Yer,pidelt. Mtt
lplden BaHen miro III Bapen Der Ill
trampntantsmus befdmpft aber nit
oieler 8afe miro 1ld Der Siberaliemu5
ieltft cerruuncen. Sdpn isst oer9leidt
man nit Aeat in 8apen ciele pro;ele
nit cen9srenprp;eiIen oerfriitere Sabrz
bunperte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30

Aus Hum frn,mt uns Die Nahridt
su> DAP iid iii Der pdptlid>en Nrmee be-
rcita cine Mnjahf3puaren befnpen, tpelz
DIE ron ben Ser. Staa,eu rprtbir reisz
ten u,c caber llntertbanen Der 9rpBeu
weltltdenHepublif flno. Ni6t u,lr;aemeiz
nc @oloaten, ionceru audi Sfisiere Don
bpben Ganse baten iid, in Die 10 lieaz
retde pdpltlihe Nrmse einreitvn lalz
len.
Der papit ;ei9t iid aud, seneist Elm
aanje5 Ne9ilnent 3puaoea spn Oen9sr.
Staaten in feline Nrrse auHunsbmfn,
ca er abcr ;u arm it, TIN iie au53uriiz
lten ullp ;u u1,erhalten, IL miiDtsu Die
&atholifen Nn,erifa's cieielben au6riz
iten uno u%nterbalteu. Da onoere Sdnz
psrinGurupa; sc. Trantreid 8el9ien9 SOL
lanc urc lp9ar Deutldla,p 9an3eNe9iz
laeater ltel4ten uno cieielbsu unt?rbalz
ten, 10 pdrc Is aud Die pnid't Der 8a@
tbplifsn oielrr 9ruben &epub!it, een euz
rppailtm 2dnoern nidt Suridsultebsn.
Mas Die milos, Waben fir Den 81.
Sater anbelar9t 70 itebt Nmerifa allen
a1loern 2lnpern surif. Nter Mn,erita
ldeint cnolid, eor ieinen Shlafe auiz
;upadeu u1o itr6msn nun bereit5 ppu
oieien 0e9eroen Der Ser. S1aaten@elz
Ger nad Hpn,, bod tsineSpess in il
sroGen Summsn ais Yp,l rem 9inoera
GurDNas.
&ir;l;d faunsu inNom 1900 iSrane5
III, ,pcIbe .pu Nptre Dame. sSnp., aus
gel tellert ,uuroeu sur llntertaltuuA ser
plpltlidrn Nrn,ee. Die Summe nurce
lp9leih Wsneral &ausler iiberreidt ,vslz
GsrlI 81 militati'dsn 3peden Yertpenpsn
Mir. Sinc Die Satbolifen riel rs 2auz
ce5 niht ae,tei9t Gin Ne9iment auSsuz
rli1ten> 70 itett ut ermarten> Bag iie: it
Sammlu,9 milpcr Oaten fir ben 70
bart %beOrdnsten ii. Guter anOern Gan
bern welde riel drn,er ilnc, ais oa5
unlerr> nidt ;uriifiteben.
Die 3ahl Der Satbolifen piels5 2anz
rs5 1T cine Acbe u,o wuree jepe5 ,1ur
Elm fleiuesS derHeiu eeten 70 f1nntsu mir
audi seraoe 70 ojsl tbun ais lnierc Brit
Ger in Der alien Melt. Infer 81. Yaz
ter 1T unermilbet fir oa5,, @obl un1erer
Stride beoadt UNI 1T bereit,siein 2eben
fir feline Sd,afs ST seten. Sn BEN
trilbenS tunpen res lebtene Sabres> Ca bic
Teiaoe unlerer STRIDE Hpm un,;inaelt,
ia BIC Ueiace Der Stride lpear in Nom
ein9eorun9en uarea, 10 itanp unier 9reiz
{e Stattbalter pius TX. cod uner@
idutterlid uno feit 3D. oen1 CT weib,..oaB
feline Madt Ser 65ue i'm Stanoe 1T ben
pstri ;u;ernibten. @ir f5nnten
unlerem 81. yatsr in Der jesi9enS tunbe
feline ar1bere Jreube bereiten> ais unier
SUerfleiu bei;utra9en, pa tbm tereits
ieln oorse5- 2aub beraubt purce unD ct
pbne llntertlbrr1s Don Seiten Der Sd
Der 9an;en 8elt nidt i'm Stanz
Re it, ale isine Mu5la9en su teitreiten.
81 lpencet leinen Se9an aIet, jeineu
Dpbltbdtern tit reid!idem Mabe.-@c<
ben aud) mir un'er Sberfleiu uuirrtn -
bartbebrdn9ten bl. &ater, eamit er aud
l.u6 ieiten Seseu (penoe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30
Scr Napf muS ieins Sertbeioiacr.

8enn mir ci,sn Slid auf biz pipltz
lid,en Staaten rverfen, unD ihre 0ez
ldidte Der jinaiten Ssr9an9enbsit ur,p
Der 0e9enwart betradteu, 10 f5nnea
mir NIT Nedt iaaer, taS Die Soften oes
0laubens mieDertetrerL IN, Die Grps
sliidlid ST MAIDEN. Oeraee Ole Sim
9riTe, welde Der 0ott Jet bci mir 9e9eu
Den bl. 6tubl uup 9e9sn Den unlmz
ldrdnftenpapit aufseltad,elt bat, %il1o.pte
b eiten Wlittel, aus benz mddtiAen@er;en
Der e,uiaen&iyde Die erbabeupiten 9anpz
luu9ei1 oes O!auteuS ,no oe5 id0nlten
5erpismus %berpoHurufen. Sn Der
Shat 0ute5 it aus RENT Soleu ssfomz
men, Die @hrs G'pttes uno }einsr Stride
unc Die Gnt;iInpun9. eiaca l,e,1el, relisiz
5ien Gtfera ul1ter Den @ldutiasn. GU
te5 lit Aetommen aus Ger SoSl'eit uno
0pttlpli9feit osrjent9en Mliuner, ,pelz
de 9leid, ben Sitaaen res Nltsrtbu,ns,
&rie9 nit Trcuoen Ae9en BEN 6iu1mel
fiibren> aberGptt bat lId it,len lpiperleyt.
Sp fam man eeutlih ieben, Gag,
pibrenr 0aribalpi uno Gle Serbuipeyz
ten Ger repo!rtipudren yartei iId NIT
alIer Wiadt bcltreAeu> Die lIreits Neaiez
rl,n3 Iii Curcpa um;ultiirsul, weiI ihr
5aupt ;n9leid,' cas- 5aupt Der fath.
STRIDE ilt-Nuee unl omit lein mus.
@ihrenp IIe Terld)p1ruuoen aus |l1z
l,cn uno !ece Sp1thsilbafts peer u1,yprz
Acknowledgment oufiuhen, I'm jsnen
Shirt ten 81 ps;lessn weld'e uutsr alien an
bern irDild'eu 6iirlten Oer lanftnithislts,
OCT beliebteitc ll,ter alien lsinenllntereez
be1,en, lif3eu iie I'M @il1terbalts> mi, isz
he Sd,lanac fir pas @ete Ger Nrpphez
%seiunsen.
@atrlidb Dit 3a1r Wott;5 1T lierin
Tbtbar. Bs1n oieTetnre llt,c @erfolz
ser pss leiliaen Sater5 oliif!id lit III
rem urbeili9en Sarlase 9stpelen rdren,
"a tie iid mad, Der Gntfernung Der fran:
sDiiden Nrmee pes Siess5 ldpn 9epib
betradten, 70 wirpeNom balp ibnen &C.
t5ren ,tnp Der unulni9rdnfts 81. Natsr
wiroe %abbdnsi9 lein ron Der 0naoe
oe5 Gictpr Gmaruel pper oielmebr oon
ben Observation-Disclosures II. Ma;siz
nj Den wabren Seberrldern oe5 rscpluz
tipnaren Sta!iens.
llno bat nidt Gott lIdtbar Brnoer
sstpirft n ertbeipi9u1a ieins5D iensy5?
Sat er i'm, n,dt er1reft cine Nrtnee Don
tapfern 9elpen, Die ild pom Gnpe Der
@elt ia,nmelte!1, jul,ge> tapfere, epleSez
fsnuer oes W%laubeas, cie nidt Bios
NiQens, lpnesrn begieris lIrp, ihr Slut
fit Die beili9te Sadie su ver9ieben ?
5aten mir uid)t cie SlUtbe Der fatboz
(bsn Sussno nad Num ellen itbel,,
nid,t blps pom fotbolilden, lpnoern To-
gar rpn protel tantildeu 2anpern ?3euz
&c iInp Die sislsn 3cuayen vpn6puanp>
1ih arsse;ei9net baben lpaar
1,nter Den berpiiben drift. Splbatel bic
(Id UT, cas- Banner cer Stride berz
umse|amiselt Eaben au5 allenNariprea.
Goear ber pro,efantiid,e S0uts bon
entflammte feline junaen l1n@
sit seben 1np 81 fedten fit ZEN
it, feten gsrtraue;,, bas msnn
Ger Sag a1treden mirpe, an ipel9ent
er Ger Sertheiptguug beourfte, Die pdpff>
ltdsn 3ouaren Ypn 6puanp fit ibren
jene ftarfen WaFen setrauden
'pirpen, welde 10 TAPER fit ras 5aupt
oct Stride fo9ten. !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30
Cont. 8lFs.)

SIN taoilhsn 9dnDel it auf eie
ullltrampntoneu" sinSreibiaser, ME auf
Dilpidweiue SeranitaItet. Sim Is.
Npril ftanc cer MtA. 2incau, ais Ser
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30

idreiber serfa9ts iih aber> itatt auf bic
poli;et, gum preubiiNen Oeianotfn, u,D
BON elmer Sorlase leinsr Yapiere 1pu
uidts tpeitere5 nshr Die Nere gelrelcn
lein.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-11

3 The undivided half interest in aud to
another tract of land also situated in this
parish, known as the Dellepiane tract,
and designated as the southeast quarter
OF section no. thirteen 10 township no.
seven of range eleven east, being the west
ern portion thereof, containing about one
hundred and for y-three 69l00 arpeuts,
the eastern fifty six arpeuts thereof be-
longing to the succession of A. Lobdeli,
deceased, for having purchased same Of
B. Dellepiane in lS43.
4. The undivided one sixth interest OF
said John A. Bird, deceased, III and to
another tract of land, also situated in
this parish, and designated as the east
half Of section NO. twenty, and his undiv-
ided ~inserest of one-sisth in and to the
north half of section no. twenty nine in
township no. seven of range eleven, the
whole containing together six hundred
and forty superficial acres, and known as
the T. w. Colwell tract.
5. One lot of old iron.
6. The undivided half interest in and
to a brick kiln on Belmont Plantation.
7. The undivided halt interest in and to
a gin stand. boiler, engine, lumber and
fixtures on the Bellevsle plantation, own
ed jointly with James L. Lobdell.
8. The undivided half interest in and
to a lot of empty h~ogsheads on Belmont
plantation.
Terms of sale-On twelve months Gre
dit for what it will bring, purchasers to
furnish bond payable twelve months from
day of sale satisfactorily endorsed, and
special mortgage retained on lands until
full and final payment.
j. v: DURABLE, Jr,
jn27 Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-11

By virtue of a writ of Fl. ia. to me direct
ed in the above entitled and numbered
cause, of date the 30th day of March A
.. 1868, from the honorable the Fifth Dis.
trict Court in and for the parish and
State aforesaid, | have seized and will
offer at public sale to the last and high
est bidder, 10 front of the Court House Of
West Baton Rouge, On
SATURDAY, the lst day of August A. D.
1868, at II o'clock a. m, all the right,
title and interest of lsidore Daigle, one
of the defendants in the above suit, 10
and to the following described property,
to wit /.
/. A certain tract of land situated in
the parish of West Baton Rouge, meas
uring one arpent and a half, more or less,
front to the Mississippi river, with a
depth Of sixty five arpents, more or less,
the upper line opening two degrees, more
or less, towards the rear. it being we'll
understood that at about 90 arpents
from the river of said land belonging to
the estate of Nalmont Ferbos running to
the rear line of the same, said one ar
pent Of land running between parallel
lines, the land first above described and
belonging to the succession of the de
ceased, is bounded above by lands belon
cling to widow Rosemond Hebert, below
by lands of Isidore Daigle and ValmoDt
ferbos, and in the rear by those OF Jas.
Phillips; together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, said tract OF
being subject to a seryitude of q cart
road through the middle of same to a
distance of tweuty-three arpents of the
river 10 favor of tract Of land belonging
to Valmopt Ferbos.
2. Another tract OF land situated in
this parish OF West Baton Rouge, bonn
ded above by lands above described, be
low by those of j. T. Landry & Co, and
in the rear by lands of Ferbos, Tuillier
and others, with the buildings and im
provements thereon, containing about
seventy seven superficial arpents, togetb-
err with the double concession containing
fifty eight arpents. more or less, bounded
above by lands of V. Ferbos. below by
those IT Landry & Co, and in the rear
by lands of Phillips.
Seized to pay and satisfy amount Of
judgement, interest and costs in above
suit.
Terms Of sale-0n twelve months cred
it. Purchaser to execute his bond bear
ing FIVE per cent interest from date until
paid. with approved personal security,
payable twelve months from date Of
sale, ard the land to remain specially
mortgaged until full and final payment
of said bond. WIN. WHITE,
apps Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-11
SATURDAY, the lst day Of August A. D.

SATURDAY, the lst day Of August A. D
1868, at II o'clock am, all the right, title
and interest of said defendant in and tc
the following platation, stock and imple'
ments to-Sit -
|. A certain ttaei OF land, or pIanta.
ton, situated aid partly being in this
parish and tie parish of Iberville in this
State, on the right bank on the Missis
sippi river aud fronting thereon, and
forming the point known as Point Man
cbac," opposite Bayou Manchac, said
tract of land being cultivated as a sugar
plantation, known as the Australia
Plantation" bounded on the upper line
by Valsin Tuillier exclusive of the brok-
EN- tract containing about ninety acres
containing in all an area Of fifteen humid
red aud Que 34-l00 acres (l50l 34-l00)
or seventeen hundred aud sevcnty.four
superficial arpents and ffty-three hund'
redth of an arpent, and being composed
Of different tracts of land acquired by
said Sosthene Allan as per plan of said
plantation as measured by A. Wrotnoski
in March 1850, said plan being now in
the hands Of Felix Grima in the city of
New Orleans, also all the buildings on
said plantation consisting of a brick sugar
house and mill with slated roof; machin-
cry, dwelling house and %outhouses, negro
quarters, barns, stables and other i'm
provements, together with the crop of
sugar cane and corn now growing there
on and attached thereto.
3. The. following mules and horned
cattle now upon and working said plan
~tatiop, viz: Sixty five head of mules,
seven oxen, one bull. seven COWS, three
|yearlings and two calves.
8. The following implements attached
and used in the cultivation of said plan
tation, viz Seven cane carts, one wag-
on, two single carts, eight four mule
pIows, thirty double plows, fifty single
plows, six harrows, three ~cultivators, FIVE
stubble cutters, nine subsoil plows, three
lukes, two left hand plows, contents Of
the blacksmith shop, three old wagons,
one old cart, a lot of hoes, spades aud
axes, a lot of single and double trees,
chains and names, a lot of old empty
hogsheads and barrels, a lot of cord wood
and two pair scales.
Seized to pay and ratisfy amount of
judgement, iLterest and costs in above
entitled and numbered suit.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit Of
appraisement. J. V. DURABLE, Jr,
jee2T Deputy Sheriff
500
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-11
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

at a regular session Of the police jury
held at the Court House on Monday, the
LIST day of June, 1868, the following
members were present /: Messrs. Pope,
Chinn. Vaughn, Doiron, R. Hebert aud
Trudeau.
Mr.. Robert Glennon was appointed In
specror Of roads and levees for 18th ward.
On motion Of DIR. Vaughn, resolved,
That the resignation of ]. NJ. Brooks as
Inspector of roads and levees for the 5.h
ward be accepted, and Wm. Cassie was
appointed in his stead. Philip Bauer
was appointed Inspector of the 9th ward.
On motion the parish surveyor was
directed to make a survey and examina
tion of the levees on the plantation OF
Isidore Daigle, j. A. Leveque, j. Trasi-
mord Landry and Dan Hickey, and make
an estimate and report of such new levees
as may be required to be made during
the ensuing year.
The petition Of F. Z. Trudeau s@as
read and on motion of Mr.. Chinn it was
Resolved, That +. E. Trudeau & Co.,
be permitted to construct a railroad from
the dyke on the lower mouth Of False
River to the Hermitage landing, said
railroad to run on top Of the levee. The
said F. Il. Trudeau & Co., or their assigns,
are to keep the whole of the levee and
the public road running al 1.-THE base OF
the levee, always in good condition in
accordance with their petition. Further
resolved, that the above privilege is to
last during the term Of ten years.
The account Of Sugar Planter office for
parish printing for Sl12 80, A. D. Bar
row, as clerk, for $75, O. NJ. Leblanc for.
$25 and j. f. Jarreaud for making rolls,
$40, were allowed and ordered to be paid.
On motion it vas
Resolved, That the accounts of Messrs
0. M. Leblanc, A. V. Dubroca and u. LIE.
jeune be returned to them with the re-
quest that they make them in detail and
refer to the law 10 cases when "a fixed
compensation is allowed.
On motion the jury adjourned to Mon
day June 9th, 1868.
A. D. BARROW, ss N. w. POPE.
Clerk. President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
tr,,t l., ,na,gn, o,,,aga,,,, 1T Miraiah

NCsl Daton ipOupc, rHtb duu'o'ai LIS
trlct. In matter succession OF Micajah
Courtney, deceased. No. -.
BY virtue Of a commission directed to the
Sheriff of the parish of West Baton
Rouge in the above entitled succession,
of date June 18th A D., 1858, from the
Hon. the Seventh Judicial District Court
in and for the parish of West Feliciana,
State aforesaid, | will offer at public sale
to the last aud highest bidder at the
Court House of this parish of West Ba-
ton Rouge, on
TUESDAY, the 28th Of July, 4. D, 1868,
at IL O'Clock a. H., the hereinafter des-
cribed plantation belonging to the sue
ccssion of Micsjah Courtney, deceased,
situated in this parish, 10 wit
A certain tract Of land situated in this
parish Of West Baton Rouge, called the
"Woodlawn Plantation" fronting on the
Mississippi river, containg thirteen hun
dred and twenty acres, more or less,
bounded below by landsbf estate of j.
b. Hereford, deceased, above by those of
Robert IL. Barrow, and in the rear by
those of the estate of w. w. Lennon,
deceased, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, remains of
sugar mill, engine, etc.
Terms of Sale-One third cash, and the
remainder in two equal instalments, bear
ing eight per cent. interest from the day
of sale until paid. The vendors privil
ege and mortgage importing confession
of judgement and containing the fact of
non-alienation retained on the lands sold
to secure payment of deferred install
ments, and interest as also FIVE per cent.
thereon as attorneys fees 10 case judicial
proceedings be instituted to enforce pay
ment. The purchaser to assume and ob.
iigate himself 20 pay all taxes now due
ou said plantation and unpaid.
]. V. DURABLE, Jr.,
jn2T Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-11
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
d'0uest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui-
m District. Dams f~'affaire de la sue,
cession de John A. Bird, decide. No.
663.
En- vertu due commission addresse au
Sheriff de lAparoisse d'0uest Baton Rouge
dams Ia succession ci dessus, date le II
Mai A. D. 1868, de Honorable la cour du
cisquieme district j~udiciaire dams eft pour
la paroisse ct Etat susdite, Joffrirai en-
vente publique au plus offrant ct dernier
encherrisseur' a la dernier residence du
decide sur l'habitation Belmont en- cette
paroisse- 8aN .e#
SAMEDI, lie ii jour de Juliet, A. D. 1868,
a ii heures a m, les terres ct prophecies
ci-spres d%ecrites appartenant a la dite
succession de John A. Bird. DECIDE SAVIOR:
l llnteret indivise du dit John A. Bird
dune moitie dams une langue de terre
mesurant quarsnte pieds de large. form
ant part autrefois du moroccan de terre de
Charles Mason, mais qui appartlent
maintenant a George Smith, etant la par
tie nord, GU superieure, borne en- avant,
on au nord, par terre de James l.. Lob
delb est par celle de la succession de
Nine. Joseph w. Dousherty, DECIDE, ct
Quest par IN chemin ct canal CT -apres
decrit.
2 pInteret indivise dune motto dams
an certain chemin ct canal entire tcrre de
Marcel Leienne ct celle de Jane Smith, f.
c. l., a partir de phabitation James L..
Lobdell jusqu'a a rhabitaiion David Pipes.
3 PInteret indivise Motto dams un autre
moroccan de terre, situe aussi en- cette
paroisse, connu CONNIE lie moroccan Dele
plane, ct des:gne CONNIE lie quart sudest
de la section treize en- township sept de
range ONE est, etant la portiou Quest du
moroccan de terre, ~contenant environ
cent quarante trois 69-100 arpents, les
cinquante six arpents de la portion est
appartenant a la succession de A Lob
dell, DECIDE, payant acquit de- B. Dele
plane en- l843.
4 PInteret indivise dun sixiemc du dit
John A. Bire, DECIDE, dams un autre NOR.
de terre, situe aussi en- cette paroisse,
ct designe CONNIE Ii Motto est de la Sec
ton vingt, ct l~interet indivise dams la
nord de la section vingt neuf. tous
ieux en- township sept de range onze,
sontcnaut ensemble six cent q~uarante
acres do snperfcie, ct connu CONNIE lie
'nogsssal I. w. Golwell.
5 In lot de ferraille.
! i'Iateret indivise dun Motto dun
dc briques sur phabitation Belle.
g~iatsres iddivise dune Motto dune
. ceson. bonilioir, machine, bois
$ a~pgsrsi, al Phabitation Bellevale,
aptse saolsie sppartenant q James L.
z 5sssFi
! Fsafsrst iadivise dune moitie dun
a he s'esaneaux yidss sur phabitation
selsssaas.
<anast5sa ie la vente--A douze mois
e rssals poar ce que celia rapportera ;
&c sssar f~oarDira son bon payable
ass a7rss le jour dc Ia vents avec
'tf endorsement It hypotheque spaoiaIe
essnas sar hrs ssrrss jusqa'aa paiment
's.G et Nas
j Y. Durable, yr.,
Depnte Sheriff.