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NoTIcE......................... ...........NOTI'
CENTRAL WHARF, PASS CHRISTIAN.

TIE Central Wharf nearly new furnished with comfortable
reception and sheds offers every comfort
aud protection glt baggage superior
u others the Pass
TIE rates OF Whsra,e the charged prior q the
ard ia accordance Wih tue Corporation Ordinance
Bar els IL ur, etc. only Scents, DE, hhds SIC
tars and attached 60 the are readiness At
AL r for the delivery Of baggage and freight ordinance
rates Loc o. s. hObaggsge freight will be delivered by
unless the owners leave their orders effect
Ere ght will be delivered sunday up to O'Clock
Perish sbe srces lot called for due time will disposed
Of to cover charges.
Freight and wharfage bills due when called for
vi transient freight and baggage cash o delivery.
No goods de liver o 70 delluquents until paid for
H. connection with the Wharf have established Lumber
Yard and prepared sell ard deliver any description in
quantestO suit Wood and shingles Contracts made
Tor bills of Lumber g. sder delivered
1he patrons and friends IF the Central Wharf
sured every endavor will be used Interest
and co iOrt and tust they will Efforts
attribute ay innovations TO the dvsncemento Of
and IN accordance with the times. Considering freghs
70 the boats cash trust shippers and consignees
meet my bills cheerully. SIMEON TOBY
Pass Christian, April IS, 1863
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I1NITbD STATES DIST RIOT COURT
" District OF Lou sisna-In the matter Of John Wgche
ana John Richard Individually and Of he firm
OF Jno r. Wyche Co.. BankrUpts krup CIV No 2qL
Inc undersg ed hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee OF the estates If John F. Wgche joan
Richardson, Bankrupts, Of the Parish of Orleans La
Il. r. NORTON. Assignee.
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WEsTAkN PRODUCE.
200 bbls. NESS PORK.
800 .. Prime MESS FORE.
200 e. RUMP e..
50 casks CLEAR SIDES.
90 @. CLEAR RIB SIDES.
Is .. RIB SIDES.
40 o.. BACON SHOULDERS.
10 tierces Plain Uncsnvassed HAMS
80 E. Magnolias $. c. HAMS.
Is .. Davis's and Johns0n's HAMS.
800 ed. Choice Kettle LARD.
400 kegs E.
30 hi bbs =. =.
% bills =. =,
5000 bbls FLOUR, choice and favorite brands
Plants Extra and Favorite; Smiths
Favorite and Premium Bellsyle; Tea
Rose; Affech's, and Semper Idem.
so trims and tubs New Western BUTTER
90 boxes New Western CHEESE.
KEEP 4 CAULFIELD,
II and 70 Poy dras street.
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u M'EEEkA. LATE OF The SODA WATER
II Mandatory Of Mcrloskey a McKenna respe fully
informs has ends ard the public opened The
establishment formerly known peas Saloon i6g Cana
street, Of Dauphn. the Soda Water Mead
Pastry, Ice Cream snd COnfel tiOnsry.
His patrons vii fuc the Soda WsteT and wead 70 be
n the quality which has aresdy made heun 20 well
known, and AL other articles Of the best quaity
B. McKENNA
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY t4sPu
maxim connections With Trains Tor Vcksburg Meridian as
Sh TIE Mississippi Central Railroad for the North a1d
Esst -' N-e
.COMhoDATIoN TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
Il ~ A going A. far Brookhsven RETURNING eavs
Brookhavsn a. $50 A on MONDAYS, arriving in Mes
Orleans At ll:l5 - ~"
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of SATURDAY. or SIM
dav song north sod Trains Of sunday Monday souh
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except SundavD
At b;i0 a n.
s WILLIAMS General Superintendent
JAMES AONGE, General Freight Agent
Sd WARP. General Trausnortation Al -nt
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ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.

The following named stockholders, viz George Foster
VI. Lapeyre g .. Girardey, Glendy Burke and Caleb
Hunt hereby the fret Boad OF Directors who
shall at their first msetng elect Of number as
President and sad BOaru shall until superseded by
their Successors to be elected provided in Article Seventh
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pLEAsURE EXCURSION
SUNDAY PACKET TO CARRoLLToN.
The fAstrunning sde-wheel passenger steamer A. C.
BROWN, Cast. Basseit, viii make
THREE TRIPS
To Carrollton Garden and back EVERY SUNDAY during
Leaving Feot Of Canal street. al l. and O'Clock
leaving Canollt'n, opposite the Garden, at and
Ard win land for at Jackson street Grstna,
WsshinRton street Stock Landing any other accessible
This steamer provided with an elegant AWNING on the
sre SASr OF 10 W be on Sosrd ao
The Bow bsyes sy Tussdy and Frids. at y ferths
lower eoA-t - nsn ~. :. b NsehII, VASE,
MAGSOLIA PARK, ALGIERs,
One Square Below the opslousas Railroad DEPOT,
WILL OPEN on SUNDAY, MAY 81. 1865,
For the Public Of New Orleans.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sr CHARLES ST.
W. b. CaVANAUcH Stage aaSsger
COOL AVID PLEASANT.
Thursday Evening. May 81, 1865.
First night of THE IMPEACHMENT; or. BEN WEIGHED
AND FOUND WANTING, hasty sketch illustrative Of the
and times that tried U. s. in ls6s-but didn't it
the eomet coming this year account
Tax This sketch is in highly unconstitutional act byJ
G. DURIvAGE.
UnAbated Of the Neurological Buretta THE
NYMPHS OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA, introducing new
Marches Tableaux, COmbsts, songs, Dances. etc
The performances will commence with oLTO PRO
GRAMME, by the Company.
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q KEENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

NATEkIN6 PLACE, announce that encouraged by the
liberal patronage received last largely
added TO their accommodations comfort md in appear
and prep red to entertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
GUESTS
The Bathing mmodatisns in fine order. Hot and
sulphur baths emineny eic tci1us
are at the command of visitors at all hours
IN addition To other amusements they provided
and elegant BOWLING ALLEY and BLIZZARD ROOH
cCnvenieItly located.
Prof Rosenberge's celebrated FULL BRASS BAND ha,
been sged for the season.
co d LIVERY STABLE will be kept on the
premises
he completion Of the Virginia Central Railroad 10 Cow
ngon leaves only twenty miles of staging through beam
uiUl mountain country a well graded turnpike.
TERMS
Three dollars per day, and hty dollars per mon tn Chill
dTen under and coOred servants a pri
White servants according to accommodations
PEYTOS l. co.
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, CORNER
Of Carondeet and F urth streets House containing
Agent, 81 81 Charles sreeI
LOB RENT-gOR The SUMMER-A COMFORT.
able and neatly Furn he'd Dwelling in the upper part Of
citation streets reliable the
vii be very reasonable The premises are retired The yard
iher particulars inquire at "a Camp street.
EOR RFNT-AN ELEGANT GOTHIC COTTAGE,
eight OF ten large airy pms sSSTsEs house stables
CeDTa hsf fronting the beach Possession
Ss Sy Ase' to fOrmAn Attorney Law" 0Ar'n'
COR RENT-THE THREE STORY STORE. NO.
ITO Canal street One Of the most desirable business
and Chambers and there Is rear outlet 10 he nrsmsss
Green Elder. 81 Commercial Place.
LOB RFNT-THE FoUB-sroRY BRICK STORE,
tsystts ssrees formerly occupied Nv s. % SoSdS D Co
Possess en- given INN eoatey Inquire the premises
FOR BENT-sroRE-THE LOWER FLOOR OF
TEL and of the best locations the thoroughae
Elder Real Estate Agents. ii nero i P SsSs' '''n
EOR RENT-Two STORY BRICK STORES NOS
zIS tnd 20 Poydrss street, with dwellings above; good
business locations and near the market gas and water
Green Elder, q Commercial Place
EOR RENT-HANDsoME, NEW Two-STokY
frame dwelling on Prytana street, between sixth and
ains double psor dining room Kitchen store ROOM wood
house, and five chambers Green Elder, Agents.
EOR KENT OR LEASE-THE LARGE AND
well known United States Hotel opposite Pontchar
train Railroad depot Eysan Fields street. between Vic
tory and MORGAN streets. To enterpng
ulaI establishments will be leased for years Apply
70 c. Z. Grardey A Co, " Exchange Place.
EOR KENT-sTOREs-THE LARGE sUBSTAN.
sl three story stores Nos "a nd 26 Fulton and %
Front seets Handsomely fitted with awnings Offices
pie rooms etc. and perfectly rat proof One Of the
locations in the city Green Elder, Estate
A gents, q Commercial Place.
DOR RENT-FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms or
without bard Also day bOarders Two large
that connect with sliding doors Parties wishing to furnish
their would do well 10 call at $40 Canal street.
Liberty
For EENT-STOREs-THE TWO TwO-sToRY
Brick Stores Nos l6l and l66 Magazine street. They
have handso froRts and in perfect order Green
tlder, Real Estate AgC nts, q Commercial Place.
EOR RENT - TWO LARGE THREE-STORY
Dwellings Coliseum street. betseen Fourth Wash
ngton streets Green Elder Real Estate Agents q Com
mercial Place
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BAN6R UPTCY.
TINTED STATES DIsTRICr COURT
Louis Loeb and Simon Individually members OF the
hrm OF Loeb Simon Co, Bsnkrupts-In BanKrup cy. No
the nd meeting creditors ~ be the Office do
he ustOm House buildng Of X Ke logg Register in
Bankruptcy New Orleans, the 18th Of June 1865
10 O'c ock N. f. r NORTON,
JOHN LIvl SGSroN,
- A. d. DIETER,
New Orleans May %, 1868 AsSignees
TINTED STATES DIsTR, CT COURT
- District o Lousana-In the matter of Mason Pitcher
the firm Of Pitcher Goodrich, Pankrusts-n BaRkrupcy
No 2Ihe unds rsigned hereby gives Of his appDnt
meHt as Assignee Of the estates of Mason Pitcher and
dhand Go drch Bankrups Of the parish Orleans
E. E ORION, Assignee
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
" District of Louisana-In matter Of J. j. Person and
Moses Clark Individually members Of the frm Of d
Person Co Bsnkrupts-In Bankruptcy 2s3 The IN.
the estates Of j. Person Moses Bankups Of the
parish o. orleans r NORTON Assignee
limited ST. IT'S DI tTRICT COURT
~ District Of Louisiana In the matter OF r. Keller aud
Julius boener, Bsnkrupts, in Bankruptcy No l35-The
creditors Of the at hereby notified that the
Custom House Ruildng Of e.. = Kellogg Register In
Bankruptcy New Ore MS the 18th day Of June Is6 Al
10 O'Clock A. N. f. r. NORTON
JOS ELLISON,
New Orleans. May %. 1868 Assiguses
ITNITEp STATES DIsTRICT COURT
" District OF LOu1nR-in the matter # Jno L. and
Jones stewart individual ly The firm of
TheuDdergned hereby notice Of our appointment As
as Of the estate ofJno l.. Lee Jones Stewart
Bankrupts, OF the Parish Of Orleans, Louisiana
kkDsshHki1B EE9 sE1E.
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WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

WHO TAKES THE MONEY!
Dr. woLCoTT he will pay $1,000 TO any person whs
will produce a remedy that viii instantly remove, and
so read " and permanently any pain ia the Head Teeth
Ttmples, Neck Shoulders. Breast Back, Heart, Lungs
Hips Abdomen, Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal
external, acute chronic, Old Ulcers, Fresh Wounds
FTghtfu Csneers-in fact all pain from cause, Rheu
mstc Neuralgic from mosquito bite 10 the most intense
Labor Pans-as quick Pain Paint reduce inflammation
rapidly. hes anenty give in its
pcAton whether applied the weakest infant the most
feeble aged person, and u harmless rs Pain Paint
Applied Free O. 81 Carondelet street.
:. HIN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of louisiana
Coupt-v Dealers and Druggists supneS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-24

EREEE - ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
q Commercial Place
To Owners Of Real Estatet
We have constant demand for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City property; also for Country around the city and on
The railroads and rivers Persons wishing sell invited
70 place their property in hands charge
an!ess sale u effected
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ARTICLE sIxTEENTH.

The Board Of Directors may ACCEPT Professionally any
power privilege conferred this Assoclatcn bv aD
amendments Of TIE law under which the formed or
by the adoption Of any new act Of the Legislature the
6nal acceptance Of such power a. privilege shall be DE-
te mined BY vote Of the majority amount Of ths stock
holders. -
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ARTICLE sEvENTEENrH.

The liquidation Of the affairs Of the Association shall
made by three commissioners appointed By the stockholders
At meeting convened for thai after sixty
vic notice IN two published IN New Orleans
said iqudstos shall be solvent residing In this city
not indebted the Assocat their OF Office shall
be assigned, and all necessary conferred upon
trem
The period Of liquidation shall be fixed, well as their
in such the stockholders may By
resolutions, in general meeting nFened, determine.
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ARTICLE FIRST.
ARTICLE SECOND.

The and title OF sid corporation shall be TaE LOU
lSIANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its domiel is
established in the city Of New orleans.
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UFIFrTed psTts OF cTty Tee o. drayags.
NOISES PREMIUM SODA WATER
-"APPARA1es For sale by T. S. WATERMAN seia
Water Manufacturer 50 and 90 BASIN STREET bet reen
Common ard Grsver, New Orleans; Agent Andrew j.
Morse Son, Boston The above celebrated Apparatus re-
ceived the award Of DIPLOMA, SILVER MEDAL and
THREE OTHER PREMIUMS at the second Louisiana
state Fair.
/ UMBER........L ATHs........ SHINGLES
HILL JOINER, Dealers in Lumber Lzths. Shingles etc
Cyuress. White and Yellow Pine Weatherboards; Dressed
Flooring and 'eiing; constantly han0 The
piled upon the most beral
Bucers will hnr their call before mr.
chasing elsewh-s Their Yard situated AZ the corner of
Liberty aud jail,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-SOuthesstern RAILROAD Company, New
Orleans May l56Notice is hereby given in accordance
with the seventh section the OF Incorporation the
Books Of Subscription for twenty hundred shares OF the
capital stock Of the Southeastern Railroad Company Gate
Mexican Gulf Railway Company at the office
Of the Company. No. 1873 Common street.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
II l. MILLAUOON, President
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-02

The Oxford, Ohio, CITIZEN gives the
details Of a tragedy which recently oc
Cured heal Mount Carmel, Franklin coun
ty, Indiana. They are as romantic a.
anything which novelists have invent d
A young girl, the daughter of wealthy
parents, was educated at one of the sem
inaries in Oxford, and it was the intention
of her parents that she should make .
match that would give her a high posit-
ion in the world. She fell in love, how.
ever, with q young farmer who was quite
poor. TIE parents forbade her to have
anything to say to him, but they manag.
en- to exchange letters through the assist.
aDce of a young minister. Finally. they
proposed to elope, but the go-between
became enamored of the lady, and pre-.
vailed on her to run off with him instead
Of the farmer. They eloped and were
married. The grief of the farmer knew
20 bounds. Determined upon revenge,
be armed himself with a revolver, and
wore that the young divine should die
for his treachery. A couple of weeks
ago the rivals met, and the farmer open.
ly shot down the destroyer Of his happi
ness. A fearful tragedy ended the fond
dream of love.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-02

INxacENr AMUSEMENT IN TExAs.-The
scene is q town of interior Texas.
The actors are two planters of the old
regime.
They sit under q veranda smoking and
splitting.
Jones -"Come, Smith, let's ride home"
Smith-"l'm not ready yet. l havn't
slot . niger to-day. l wont 60 home
without shooting q Niger"
Jones'" Well, it's too late now /; too
late to shoot q niger to-day"
Smith-"No, it's not. I'm not going
home without shooting q Niger"
Jones'" Shoot that boy wei there"
Smith-(Lookiug at him critically
No, l won't shoot him /; he's rather q good
fellow ; I'll shoot another"
Jones-"Well, come, mount ; we'll see
one on the road"
They mount and ride away. Presently
they ride by . but, 10 the doorway Of
which sits . negro man. Jones reins up.
There I guess I'll shoot him /; he's a
good mark there"
Pulls out his pistol, fres and kill the
negro.
Now, we'll 20 home /; l made up my
mind to kill . niger before I went home
to night."
Jones and Smith were arrested ; being
"gentlemen," they demanded to be hand.
ed over to the civil authorities. They
were ct onoe let out on bail. Thereupon
the civil authorities rearrested them ;
and We hear they are going to be tried
by military authority, and will, probably,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-02

A CoLoREp CLERGYMAr on Social EQUAL
fY.-Rev. Mr.. Butler. a colored minister,
addressed the Kentucky Colored Copven-
ton, at Louisville, q few days ago, as
follows
"The future Of this country depends,
not 90 much on what party is in power,
a. it does on the removal of all disabili-
ties they weigh down its people. Then,
and not till then, will the country have
peace. We don't ask for social equality
l never saw that white woman yet that
looked 50 we'll, in my eyes, IS a good
brown-colored woman. And if it wasn't
30, We don't need their social equality,
because our friends, the white folks, have
kindly managed it so that we have every
shade to choose from, from the deepest
Jet black to the purest white. Laugh
ter. And IS there are no ladies pres
ent, allow me to say that the practice Of
social equality has not been on our side,
but OF the part of the whites, who, in
their dark and devious ways, we're not
always able, let Us charitably suppose
to tell black from white. This social
equality has not been sogbt by US, but
they have run after US and though we
are now emancipated and free, they hav
ut stopped"
A voice-"Well stop it when we get
the testimony"
"Yes, that's 80. They better not come
my way now. We say 10 them, let Us
alone ; We don't want any mixture. If
they had let me alone l might have known
what color l was ; but As it is. my great
est trouble is to keep my hair just right.
Don't talk about social equality. If l
was . white man in Kentucky, l would
hide my head ; I wouldn't mention it
with so many evidences standing around
me Of my social equality. We don't want
any more Of it. Keep on your side Of
the line aud we'll keep on our side. and
in the course Of time we'll get back where
God left u.s."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trlct. In matter succession OF Fran
co.'s K. Allan, deceased. No. $50.
Whereas Mrs. Francois r. Allair, !utrix,
administering the above entitled and
numbered succession, has thia day filed
in the Clerks Office, q final tableau and
account of her administration for homol
ogation-
Notice is hereby given that any oppo'
sition to the b~omologation Of the same,
must be filed by parties interested within
thirty days from the first publication
hereof. o. NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks office, West Baton Rouge, this
lib day of April A. D. 1868.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-02

How JOE Won THE PENcIL.-JoeB -
is unquestionably the hadsomest married
man in Cincinnati. Joe sports q wife
besides several other creature comforts.
. Well, he and his wife, Harry and
George - and their wives, all board at
the same house. A day or two ago,
while they were at the table, luxur,ating
on detached portions of a boiled turkey,
with oysters, the conversation turned on
christian names, when Mrs Harry conten-
ded that she could name more distin-
guisbed individuals who bore the name
Of Harry, than any gentleman could Of
his own name, and concluded by offering
a gold pencil as a wager, against a suit
able equivalent, if she should win.
The trial commenced. Mrs. Harry
started off with Harry of the West"
adding a dozen others.
George now gathered up on Washing
ton, the four Georges Of England, Lord
George Of France. etc. -
Now, John, what have you to say :"
asked the charming Mrs. Harry.
"Oh, l can give you q hundred. The
two Adams, Lord John Russell, John
Observation-Disclosures me some wa
ter, John !"
stop. stop | you can't win. Mr.. Jo-
seph, your turn ONE now" continued
the laughing little woman.
Now, if ever a bashful man lived it
was Joe. He dared not look up. lie
had been rackiDg his brain for an answer
but to no purpose. and, in despair, he
made one grand effort, and raising his
head, replied
MY dear madam, l have lost. can
not think of any very distinguished man
who ever bore the name OF Joseph, ex-
cept the gentleman we read of in Scrip
,ure-he who was such q f~avorite Of
Mrs. Potiphar- but l will not offer him,
fr l think he &c a the con-dea fool 1 ecer
did hear Of"
Here's the pencil said Mrs. Harry,
losing it over to him, as she and the
other ladies scudded out at the door.
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apps

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROlSSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge. Cinquieme Dis.
trict Judiciaire. Dams Paff.il de Ia
succession de Francois R. Allan. No.
$50.
Attendu que Nine. Francois R. Allan,
tutrice, ct CONNIE administrative de Ia
succession ci dessus numerote ct intitule,
a ce jour enregiStre daps lie bureau du
grefier, un tableau e: compte final do sa
administration pour homologation--
Avis est par ces presentes dome que
toute opposition legale q rhomologatioo
du dit compile ct tableau final devra etre
enregistre au bureau du greaier dams lee
trente jours qui suivront la premiere pub
LEGATION des presentes.
o. NJ. leblanc. Grefier.
Bureau du grefier, Quest Baton Rouge,
ce IL jour d'Avril, A. D. 1858.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Nicholas Michel vs.. Emile Gas
sic ct ais. No. 2l05.
By virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale
to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered cause, of date the 28th day Of
of March 1868, from the Hon. the Fifth
District Court in and for the parish and
State aforesaid, l have seized and will
offer sale to the last and highest bidder 10
front Of the Court House Of this parish on
SATURDAY, the 81 day Of May next.
1868, at IL o'clock .. M, the hereinafter
described mortgaged property belonging
to the defendants, Emile Cassie and Mrs.
Augustine Leveque, widow Edmond
White and turk to the minors Olympic.
Frank, Alfred, Albert, Edmond, Samuel
White and an infant, to wit
A certain tract Of land situated in this
parish. measuring one and . quarter ar
penis front, with q depth of thirty-eight
arpents, more or less, between parallel
lines, bounded above by plantation Of
b. Cszes and H. Templet. below by lands
Of widow Rosemond Hebert, in front BY
q lot Of widow Cremas uebert and in the
rear by lands also belonging to said wild.
ow Cremas Hebcrt, together with all the
improvements thereon.
Terms of Sals-One-half of the pur-
chase price cash, and the balance psya.
bic on the LIST day of November 1868, to
pay and satisfy Sd series of said notes
then falling due.
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ oil
execution. WIN. WHITE,
mch28 Sheriff.