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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

By Telegraphl NEW ToRE. Feb. II.
CorroN = Active, and fully lc better;
sales 1900 bales at 2814@24e for middIing
FLoUe Receipts sl5 barrels. Flour
dull; medium and good grades favor buy
su perflne State and Western, 50 909I0 so
Tor extra Slate, SO 70Gll 80 or extra West
eIn, sl3 009i5 90 for white wheat extra,
50 900l4 10 for round-hOOp Ohio, SO O09
So Oh for common to fair extra -. Louis,
and SO GOALS 20 for g. Cd to choice do
closing dull. California Flour STEADY
sales 2.2I0 sacks st sl2 759I4 90. Rye Flour
firm; sales $50 barrels at 81 50.G9 40.
Wa isl1 Receipts $50 bushels. Wheat
without decided change; sales a 500 bush-
els at - 46 for mixed spring, 81 A for NO.
Spring. and 81 % for fair y 10. do all de-
ada.
KYE-Quiet and firm.
BARLEY-scsree and firrn; sales 5000
bushels, part on the canal at 81 90; re-
mainder on the spot at 81 q.
MALT-Firm; sa.es 1000 bushels at 81 $50
CoRS-Receipts 1876 bushels; dull and
scal eely so IN; sales A. 600 bushels at 81 %
al - Tor new mixed Western afloat: 81 "a
1o5 NeS o 81 f6f new ~ Vile 65 9ut t6[
ern; 81 24t9l q for yellow Jersey; 81 80 for
handsome Southern yellow.
OATS - Receipts 3,245 bushelsi shade
firmer and more active; sales 128, 600 bush
els at s85f@s4e for Western in store.
CoFFEzNQ uiet; sales I 500 pounds Rio on
private terms.
SUGAR-Ftrm sales $50 hogsheads Cuba
at i2al25zc 200 boxes Havana at 123zc.
MOLAssEs Firm; sales $50 barrels New
Or cans at S59S7c.
HoPs-Quiet al l5g0Oc tor American.
PETRoLEUM-Flrm at ll1ac for crude, and
.41zc for refined bonded.
PORK Firmers more doing; sales, l,l5O
barrels al S24 for new mess; SO T5g23 for
old ditto; closing at SO 81 cash $50 10 so
for prime; S2002l for prime mess; also
sales of {, 500 barrels of new mess at ga u
sellers March S24324 81 sellers April.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 45o barrels at pre-
vious prices; also sales Of $50 tierces at
s33033 80 for prime mess; $500 for india
mess. Beef Hams quiet; sales Of BIG boxes
at lU5<c for Cumberland cut; l2c for shoit
ribbed; BIC for short rib clear.
CUT MEATs-Farm sales of 475 packages
at 91zgl01zc Tor shoulders; lS5z 9l41sc for
hams.
DRESSED Hoes -105<lglle for Western;
llS<laI2c Tor city.
LARD -Firmgr; sales Of 1850 barrels at
sl4g15.
BUTTER-Active at 45952s for State.
CHEEsR-Quiet at ll9l5c. f.
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new York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
The market ought TO. have stated last
evening thHt the trade was sensibly sur
prised on lie Arning ones more of the sus-
pension Of he well known Jobbtng house
Of Geo. A. Wicks & Co., or at least the sue
cessor OF the firm.
To-day the cotton goods market opened
lively IL is not quite excl ted. but Is some
what IN demand this afternoon1 because of
the new goods coming In. Jobbers viii
not name price, at least on prints, before
tomorrow; they wiz be high, and in an
ticipatfon thereof all goods Offering have
been bought up to-day. SpFague's prints
were advanced by agents. but to-
day they have been Jobbed at l31Sc;
Pacific 1870; Cocheco l9c; MeTrimac
ID l4c; do. froeks IA, for w cloth Oriental
1890; Dunneps, in poor styles l3c.
Gloucester I25ze; Amoskeag aye; Lowell
lie; Wsmsutta lie; all will be full &c
higher tomorrow heavy brown sheettngs
are scarce and &c higher, with none on
sale in the leading house Of America
other houses are iODoing Indian Head at
lSe; Amoskeag I71zc; Augusta l7ci Pep
perell r 1612c; Atlantic sheetings l4c;
heavy sheetings are likely to advance to
zoe ere long.
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REV Err EIW $.
Eo7s 5EilsG1ssBeF zssaag Ssg SsUsSltf rae.

CrNcfENArI. Feb. 1S.-The river has fall.
len I'VE inc hes, with 70 feet five inches in
the channel Weather clear; thernome-
ter 40o- -..f'W =.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. ls.-The river is falling
slowly, with seven feet five inches IN the
canal by the mark Weather clear; Their
mometer 34e. 1FstsE euf
The river was falling quite rapidly last
evening. having declined fully one foot
since it commenced receding. The wes b.
er was growing cloudy, with indications
of rain, with the mercury. 440 above zero
at 6 P. N.-....... The st. Patrick arrived ats
o'clock, with ], 402 bales cotton, the largest
cargo of cotton ever discharged at this
port by one boat. She discharged 254 bales
at Cairo. Among her passengers was Capt.
Frank Banksmith, one of the best steam
boat clerks that ever welded a pen-who
was warmly greeted by his hosts of friends
in this city. The st. Patrick returns TO
Memphis this evening. Cumber-
land. for Cairo; VIM. White, Tor Clarks-
vile; Sam. Orr, for Eastport; the Newsboy
and Mollie Norton for Henderson; ]. p.
Webb, Chattanooga ana Louisville for
Wabash River Ada Lyon for Green River,
and Belle, for Cincinnati, depart
ed.,....-.-The simpson Horner, a pow
erful tow-boat, with sixteen empty
barges in tow, came mp last evening, and
took coal, after which she proceeded mp
the river.........The Belle took large lot Of
freight for Cincinnati, including consids
cradle portion of the freight OF the Inflated
Sherman, aud left late last night...-.-,.The
Sam. Orr had a splendid trip out. Capt.
Allen Duncan and Val. Sorenson never
fail to get load, and they deserve all
they get ........Capt. j. Lee Finaey arrived
by rail from Cairo. Monday night. He
has retired from the office of the 81.
Most all the boats leaving
yesterday had good trips. The J. P.Webb
Chattanooga and VIM. White were quite
fulI............-..The Frank Pargond is an
nounced to leave Louisville at 10 O'CLOCK
to-day, for New Orleans, ana will be here
tomorrow. She is an entirely new boat,
on her strip, andis said to surpass any
thing else ever turned out at Louisville.
Our accomplished young friend George A.
Williams, late OF the st. Charles, is liz the
omce....The John Kngourd was advertis-
ed TO leave Louisville last night, and may
be expected here this evening. Captain
John q. Benson, an experienced naviga-
tor, and Mr.. Bailey, an accomplished
clerk, are her chief ofacers. ......- the Cora
/ s. is also ANNOUNCED for Memphis, this
4 evening. Captain Hicks King and Al.
/ Croxall are two OF the most p pular gen.
tlemen afioat
MANIFEST of stea mer st. Patrick, from
/ Memphis TO Evansville, February IS, 1868.
/ T. Gibson 4 Co., bales cotton; Charles
! Viele. 8 bales cotton Wright & Harper, 8
| bales cotton; J. g. sDousouchet q Co. s
| bales cotton; +. II. Ehrman & Co. I9l
bales cotton; r. K. Dunkerson & Co., Is
/ bales cotton. hubbs, Patrick Il Co., 55s
/ bales cotton: r. r. Huston, 595 bales cot
/ ton; J. b. A.. IA dry hides; do; for Louis
/ vflles, / hid. blcco; for Cincinnati, Is
! bales cotton discharged at Cairo 254 bales ;
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chicago Market.

BY Telegraph. CHICAGO, Feb. Is.
FLoUR-Dull, irregular, and unsettled;
sales OF Spring extra at So 759l0 rs; VIM
ter extras Sl3 50.
WHEAT-Opened dull. and declined 3(94e !;
sales of No. / at 81 98(g2 90, and of No. at
81 95aI 971z and closing eaiets but firm, at
outside price. ..z.l ana,
CoRS-Opened dull; sales of No. 2 at tn
d79c. a nd closing steady at TS7497S1zc for
No. 2 Hef fs
OArs-Dun at 566561<c
RYE-Quiet, at ST SOL So for No. l.
BARLEY-Quiet, at 81 O392 o5 for No. 2.
MESS PORK-N ominalIy 2545Oc high
err, and the market closing firm but inac-
tive, at So 50922 rs sales standard mess
at 81 90; country do. s2l GA; prime mess
Cur MEATs-Active; l0@lO15c for rough
sides; 10s4g1.c for short RIB middIes; 12c
for short clear do.
LARD-Quiet, but firm, at l4c.
LIVE HoGs--A ctive. and l09I21zc higher;
sales a 81 0098 2216.
DRESSED HoGs-Easier, at IS 250l0 90.
RECEIPTS ~ barrels -four; ID, $40 BUSH
els wheat; 77,723 bushels corn Is go BUSH
els oats; 1870 dressed. hogs.
SHIP1fENTs-5, AS barr Is of -four; ID sss
bushels of corn; $500 bushels Of oats; ,7s0
dressed hogs.
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.Cinelnnati Marker.


~ Telegraph.3 C1NsIrsNATI, Feb. IS. Z
- FH6UR xSD W HEAT - ufet and un-
CoEsEBulr at 7s5sOc for ear; no demand
for shelled. eEa lEG Ili
0ATs-DuH at csc for no. l.
RYE-Firmer; No ard extra 81 0o@I TO-
COTToN-Closes with a good demand al
22c Tor middling uplancs. 60. =. !. +.
NJ ESs PORK Advanced to SD 20d3 30,
but there we're no sellers below S24 90 at
BULK MEArs Taken to the extent Of
the Offering at 9Gllc for shoulders and
sides. but there was none to I've had az
these rates at the close Bacon in demand
al IO1< I214. and BIC, but holders asked &c
higher at the close, and tn 5 advance was
obtained TO some extent Hams quiet and
LARD advanced to l41le, with sales OF
800 tteTces; no sellers below I419 al the
close.
EGGs-Declined to27g2Sc, and the supply
better. na
BUTTER-Scarce and frmer; fresh West
ern- SCALE; New YorK State 450550c-
APPLEs-Firmer, at s. 0096 90 per bar rel
CHEEsE-Quiet and unchanged.
ROCERIES-Steady at full prices.
BEEF CATTLE Firm; choice s. O0ld7 90
and shipping 81 5098 90 per entail. gross
HoGs-Firmer. at S. 00tG9 90, gross.
SHEEP-Firm at 81 00d5 50. gross.
MONEY MARKET Ea. Ter, owing TO an
increase Of confidence in business affairs.
Banks are more willing TO lend
(fOLD-ClOSed at l401z, buying.
txcHASGE-Firm at lilo discount, buy
ing; par, selling.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Feb. Is.
TOBAcCo-Steady end firms sales OF $50
hOgsheads; Tugs $50 00970 90; common to
medium leaf IS U0Gl500; Hart County $50 so +;
b eek nridge SIS 0O,930 SO.
I CoTToN-MarkeJ excited at 2I@22c.
FL UR-Superine SIS O09LS 70 and fancy
Sl4 5O0tl5 90.
WHEAT-S2 so.
OATs-67@6Sc.
CORN-7597Sc.
LARD-l455c
Mess PORK-s23 00ya23 IS.
BACON-SbOulders lie; clear sides lac.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 95z0l0c; clear
sides ESQ 13c.
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Guardians Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tina
MI on and after the @a st



10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1883,
yvirtue Of a decree of the Court Of Com
ION Pleas Of Vsnderburgh County. lndi-
nl I will oIer for sale, ct PRIV ATE
"a LIE, TO the highest bidder, the follow
u Real Estate, to-wit: Lot No. I'VE, IN
lock No. nine. in the Eastern Enlarge
aent OF the City Of Evansville, IN the
ounty OF Vanderburgh, and State Of In
lana on the following terms, to-wtb;
tne-third or the purchase money on the
ay of sale; One-third in one year. and
ne-third in two years, with interest from
ate, the purchaser giving bis note with
pproVed security, waiving relief from APP
raisement laws. And. II said property
aaii not be sold by the SeUenth day Of
f0rch, 1868, then / viii, on said SeUeHth 00y
Mdrch 1868, sell said Real Estate al PUB
C Auction, At the Court House door, in
ne said city of Evansville, indiana On
le terms above set forth.
Said Lot has q good tWo-stOry house.
nth ave rooms and cellar. The curbing
nd Sidewalk are paid for, and the alley
Rved with stone.
For all sired information, Inquire at
ne Odzce OF ALVAH JOHNi@ON, on Third
treet. between Main and Locust, Evans
lie, Indiana. VIM. JOHNSON
janis dim w3W Guardian.
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MONETARY s COMMERCIAL

To CoUNTRY MERcHASTs.-We direct the
attenti:n especially Of country fnerch ants
to the superior facilities Of the JoURSAL
Com pany for printing Fane} Posters and
all kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bin
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &C. Orders for
work can he sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants. q.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is.
CoTroN-Buoyant and advanced; mid
dIfngs, 24c; sales of 1000 bales; receipts of
3 302 bales exports, 4, l63 bales.
acknowledgements nominal; sight
I5215iG15Zs<.
kxCHANGE-New York &c discount.
GOLD-l4014-
SUGAR and MoI.ASSES-F1rmer
FLoUR-Active; sUperhne, $40; choice,
CoRN-Tending upward; sales at 95e9
81 %.
OATS-U nchanged.
PORK-s24 506S25s
BACoN-Active; shoulders, I21zc; clear
sides, 1412c
LARD-Scarce tieree, 15e; keg, Ice.
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Memphis Market.
Bv Telegraph,l

By telegraph MEMPHIS, Feb. Is.
CoTToN-Exeited and irreg ular; sales at
220215c; receipts $50; exports ,467.
FLOUR-Firm supertne unchanged.
PoRK-S24 O0la24 50.
BULK NJ ATS-shoulders 1910, and clear
sides 139l31zc.
LARD I59l515c.
CORN-S5c
AlS-S5190c.
HAY-Sl9 %.
BRAN-57 1561SSc.
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dissolution Notice.

THE FIRM OF STEWART a BUT
LER is this day dissolved by mutual
s0nsent- Charles stewart withdraws from
ne business, which Is continued by John
Butler, Who assumes all debts due said
arm. and who alone is authorized 10 COLI
leet an claims due said nrtn.
CHARLES STEWART,
JOHN BUTLER. g.. 81
February IS6s-feo5 2VFd
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New York Gold and stock Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
GoLD-Opened at I4l1s; closed at 1000
l4O1s: steady.
GoVERSndENTs-Stead generally strong
on I0-4Os. Henry CleWeS & Co. furnish the
following 80 quotations: coupons of 1881,
lIl%Qll21@; do '62. IL sz9lll1z; do. "a, 1893
l091s; %. '65, l095s9l091si DO, new, 1071s9
1905, 1O71z9l0T54.
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Farn az Sc.

a. SPLENDID FARM OF IS ACRES,
IN the edge OF the City OF Evansville.
ldiana. This farm Is in fall view OF the
lty. IL Is In a high state Of cultivation,
as on. OF the finest dwelling houses in
he country, entirely new, good barn, sta
les and an necessary Outbuildtngs, and a
0lencid selection OF almost every variety
rs, and plenty OF good water. 10 viii be
I'D altogether, or the Improvements with
part OF the land. For further partlcu-
RS inquire OF ALNAA aOANSONs
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
ian29-3n.
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European Market.

European Markets
By CabIe.l LONDON, Feb. 1S-ll:l6 A. NJ.
BoNDs-Quiet at 7l54; Erie 40.
LONDON, Feb. Isl 20 P. NJ.
CONsoIs-92sk. Both of the others IN
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Isl 20 P. N.
CoTToS - Buoyant; uplands, s3S9s%;
Orleans, 95Sg934d; and uplands to arrive,
914d.
WHEAT-California, los 10d.
LARD-Firm.
PORK-Duu.
PARIS, Feb. ISL :l5 A. N.
BoURsE RENTES-Strong.
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Notica
COpartnership.

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
purchased the Interest of Fred.
Kiechle, their former partner, in the firm
of Biemker, TIllman & Co., pToprietOrs of
the Excelsior Stove Works, and having
assumed all the Liabilities of the concern,
will continue the business at the old stand,
under the firm anne as heretofore.
BLEbIKER, TILLMAN & co.
Al business of the old firm will be set
tied at our Office. No. IA Second Street.
febl7 diff
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In retiring from the above parfhershEe
desire 70 Feturn my thanks 10 my frsenlka =
Wb o have fay ored me win their busin ezzs
and would ask their contina ance VIA 81.
the new firms. GUILD COPELAND
New York, January I'd, 1865.
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.ETeA ETHD
THE PARTNERSHIP HEEEEsNRa
h fore existing between the m derst EyzzEzs-
under the 6rm names of FOSTER, 9lzEEazs
LAND q Co., in NelO York CIttfs TslzasrasEzs
BROTHERS, in Cincinnati, Ohio; and FEs-
} ER, GWYE & Co., in Memphis, 7egsnesRazE, s.
this day dissolved by It's own nnniEE3 allze
The unsettled bush less 81 the sevsEaZ zE1zs
viii be settled at their of1ees.
GEORGE FOSTER,
ALEX. H. FOSTER
WILLIAM A. CIV KES+~
va SUI GUILD COPFLANBa
SAMUEL GWXN,-
JAMES II. FOSTER
Cincinnati, December 3lst, 1867.
~ $50. 90
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CIRCULAR.
0FFICE OF FOSTER BROTHERS,
No. "a WEST SECOAD STREET,
CNCINNATI. JaDuary 2. ls6a. D

We desire TO call your attention to s4EEs
annexed notices of Dissolution and Eas.-
partnership and respectfully tender gaE13s
our services, assuring you that any bElEsi-
ness you may extend to us viii ha W.
prompt and faithful attention.
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We would gratefully return or 49,
acknowledgements to our many friends ara
customers VII o lave SO literally and cons
etautly extended to US their faVOrE. Our
efforts in the future, as In the past, W4l
be. by close attention and Watehful career
our customers interests, TO render fu4
satisfacl ION TO all who may favor US With
their business
We are, very respectfully, yours,
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~ SAID uwne,s to have the woik dOue

~ SAID uwne, 8 tO have the wOlk dOue
according TO law. On motion, it WIS
Resolved. That the Inspector of the 3i
ward Le instructed to proceed Immediate
ly to the re-advertiseEeut and sale of the
levees on the plantation of Hickey and
Oesobry and that in case of failure OF
other bidders. to buy said work; hat the
Committee heretofore appointed to super
Intend the construction OF said ~levces. he
Instructed to purchase the building of the
same and have them made on account OF
the parish Of West Baton Rouge. On mo-
ton it was
Resolved, That the President of the
Police Jury be Authorized to accept the
resignation of Hermozcne Babin as In
spector Of roads and levees for ward No.
2 Of this parish, believing the reasons Of
mis- resignation, assigned by him, to be
true.
The account of A. d. Barrow. as Clerk
of Police Jury for seventy.fve dollars was
allowed. The minutes having been read
and adopted, the Jury adjourned sine die.
N. w. POPE, President.
A. D. BARROW. Clerk.
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,,t,v3O
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH or
West Ration Rnnu. Fifth Indic;a D;s

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH or
West Baton Rougr, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Lizsie Taylor. Administrators
~. VIM. b Robertson. NJ. 2O6O.
BY virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sal,
directed to the Sheriff Of the parish o.
West Baton Rouge. in the abov" entitled
aud numbered csuse. Of date lNnvembe'
18th y. d. 1867, from the Hon. the FIFTH
District Court ia and for the parish o.
West Baton Rouge. State aforesaid.
have seized aud will offer at public au'
tion to the last and highest bidder at II"
Court H"nse Of this parish Of West Bat
IN Rouge IN s,sfs Ban t-.F
SATURDAY, the lat day Of February,
u. d., 1858, at IL O'clock q. M. all tn.
right. title and interest Of the drfendan,
VIM b. Robertson. in aud to the f~oll"wiE.
Described mortgag-d tract Of laud situa,
ed in this parish, t. wit J.I'r.r
A certain tract or parcel Of land sit"
s.ed in said parish of West Baton R"ng.
containing one hundred and sixty'ihr.
80 100 acres. being the west half "f ,m
northwest quarter Of sects"n twelve aud
the east half Of the northeast quarter at
section eleven in township sev-',. west o.
the Missrsipp river. Of a'ge eleven eaS,
in the district Of lands subject to sale -,
New Orleans, Louisiana. Ga.
Seized to pay and satisfy amount ~
judgement, interests aud costs il abov.
suit. .rs... -L
Terms Of Ssle-On a credit of lively,
months. purchaser to furnish his bond
with good aud ,snficirt security, witt
mortgage retained on the property sold
anh! full aud fin.l payne t.
Nv. DURABLE. Jr.,
l0x3O deputy Sheriff.
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dec28

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. In matter succession of Gene
We've Hebert, deceased, wife Of Pierre
Granger. No 648.
| By virtue If u commission to me directed
in the above aud entitled succession, OF
date the 17th day If December 1857
from the Hon. the Fifth District Court
in and for said parish and State, l will
offer for sale at public auction. TO the
last and highest bidder. OF the premises
in this parish. on .rt ...-t
THURSDAY, the 23d Of January next,
1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following
described property belonging to the es'
tate Of Genevieve HILBERT, decd wife Of
Pierre Granger. to wit :
A certain tract Of land. situated, lying
and being in this parish of West Bato"
Souge, and measuring two arprnts AID
three quarters front to the Mississippi
river, more or less, with o depth Of TWEEN
ty three arpents.. o or less. bounded
above by lands Of widow Hilaire B+.rge
ron. below by those of Octave and ArhiH.
Dnpuy and in the rear by those Of M's.
Michel Hebert, with the improvements
thereon. being the same land purchased
by Pierre Granger. surviving partner Of
the deceased. at the sale made by the
Sheriff Of this parish %" the 5th day OF
May 1866 jim the suit of p. Granger vs..
No. 1852 Michel Hebert e. Co. and re.
corded in the Recorders office, May ODD.
1866. IN Cash Sales Book No. 2, folio 100
NJ. so.
Ode cid horse, one old cart. two mill
stones. one cow and calf, two heifrrs. on.
kettle, one lot ct twelve silver spoons
one lot tx,nseh"ld furniture, one lot ~
kitchen utensils and otLer movable
effects. etc.
Terms of Ssle--Movable effects for caah
on the day of sale. The land payable
one hundred dollars Cash on the day OF
sale and the balance in one aud two wears
The purchaser to furnish his notes secured
by mortgage and vendors privilege Oh
the land sold, together with personal
security. to the satisfaction Of the ad-
mi"'strator. - MM. WHITE,
dac21 Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-01-18
E1AT De LA LOUISIANA, PAROISSE

E1AT De LA LOUISIANA, PAKOISSE
d'Ouest B ton Rouge. C"ur du Ci3Qni.
enc District. Lizzie Taylor. admins.
t~ratrice VS.. w. 3 Robertson. No. 2O6O.
En- vertu dun crdre de saisie ct ven,+
addrcsse an sheriff dc Ia paroisse Zones,
Baton Rouge. dams IL process ci'dp.sus, on
date u - Novembre 1867. de PHon. Ia
Nour du C,nqnirms District dana IT pom,
la p~aroisse d'Onest Baton Rouge. Fiat de-
la Lonisiane, .j'ai saisie ct j'rxp"serai IN
IN vente pub'iqne NJ plus offrant IT der.
nier enchcrissenr. a la maison dc cnur d.
cette par"isse dOuest Baton Rouge,
SAMEDI, le Ter jour de F~vrier a. d .
1868, q II henres a M. tons droits. ,itres
ct iptprets du d-krndeur. VIM b Robert
so", dsns Ia pr"pri-te h%yp"thequee 1t CT
apres decrile situe en- cette paroisse, savoir
Tn certain terrain. gu moroccan DE- terrp.
slime en- cette paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge. contepant cent s~oixantp-trois 80
100 acres, etant IL moitie Quest du quart
nord Quest della section DOME, IT Ia motif.
eat dn quart nord-st de- IL section noz"
On township sept. Quest de f1puve Mas.
issippi, de rarge orze eat dams r. district
DIES terres vendnes a Ia Nouvelle O,leans.
Etat de- Ia Louisiana. l.-
S,isie pour payer ct eatisfaire le mon
tant du judgement, interet ct frais dams
lie process CT dsesus.
Conditions de Ia vente-A un credit DE-
douz mois. rncquerrur huroirs son bind
av-c bon secnrite personellr. ct ave. n.y.
potheque retenu sur IL propriete vendu
jusqu'Su plein ct rarfait paiment. 80
l0l j. v. DURABLE. Jr..
n"v3O Depute Sheriff.