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W. a. ST.. Z ~ S:s s.spCIy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. 1860.

EaOhr Ocxf sSfatcment.
Tho statement Of the public debt which VIII be
published tomorrow, will show decrease OF the
detN OF s7633,s52, making total decrease OF the
debt since the LIST OF March OF SG2 O0. The prn
cpal W the coin deot remains the same. The inter
est OF the coin debt has increased 3081lJ93. The
lawful money debt has decreased $685. 900; the in
terest has decreased s3o362. The matured cebt has
decreased principal, Sl32.ylo: interest s4o7sl The
demand notes have decreased Sl,3s5 The fractional
currency has increased sa034, i43. Gold certificates
have increased 81 The tn the Treasury
has increased 49, o52 The currency in the Treas
ury has increased S6so,2oi rhe sinking fund has
Increased So I3i,s43. The bonds awaiting the action
OF Congress have increased Sll. 394 5s4. Currency
balances, SIPS 295; coin balance. SIG 9o4,7l1.
New York Gold siu,es To be Continued.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer at New York to give the public
notice that the sale OF gold and the purchase OF
bonds Will be continued without change during the
month Of November.
New York City National Banks.
The following is an abstract of the reports show
ing the condition OF the national banking associa-
tons In the city Of Hew York at the close OF business
Saturday, october 0, 1907
Hrgopcrr
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, Oct 3l-Bour5o nat.
Rentes declined 10 III. TIC.
FRAsKF0RT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct. al
United states hve.twentes So SSS for the issue OF
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Tho Mission TO Russia.

ARTS, Oct. 81, 1869.
It's given out that one of the sp2 ia objects OF
General Ileury's mission 10 St. Petersburg is to in
duce Russia to join the other great Powers in
general dis ornament
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MAINE.

Hon. Lot NJ. Merrill Appointed Uaitcd states
SenRt0r.
AUGUSTA Oct 81, 1869.
Governor Chamberlain yesterday appointed Hon.
Lot II. Morr United States senator, TO Ill the
vacancy caused by che death Of Senator Fessenden.
MIR. Morrll hag twice boon elected TO the senate, and
his appointment ID regarded as emnently fitting.
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BANGOR, Oct 81, 1902
The snow storm which commenced on Friday con-
tinued through saturday 1t has been very severe
ct Lincoln. Eighteen inches fell at Moosehead Lake
ma down IN piscataqus county one foot The
slaees are leaving Dexter on runners Some eight
OF ten inches fell here, but It has mostly melted
INC weather e Is now clear ana cold.
"a IRE ~ Buoksport this morning damaged the
s, " ,no iown Treasurer and seectmen, the
pook ana stationery store OF vi. H.. plllsbury. the
1oo anu saoe store OF ). q Tyler AMI the shop Of N.
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State Of tho Trensury--hinn;ein Estimates.
MADRID, Oct. 81, 1862
Senior Ardanaz, in his budget just submitted to the
COrtes announces that the financial deficit for the
current year amounts to co., eco reals. He looks
forward with hope to the ensuing fiscal year. extend
ing from January, 1870 to January 1871, his estl.
mates for Which show, as before reported a surplus
IN favor OF the treasury.
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General Prisn ON tho Condition OF Tue Cour

MADRID, Oct. 81, 1860.
In the Cortcs yesterday General Prim said the gov
eminent hoped TO withdraw at an early day the
decree establishing martial law; bat that at present
such step could not be TAKEN because couspira-
tors still remain ut largo and the or several
rebel leaders pending before coanciis Of war.
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MADRID oct, 81, 1862
1t is again reported that Ministers Ardanaz ana
Stvela have rendered their designations
The resignation Of Iquierda is officially an-
nOunced.
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rs. anliBiei in Gs0O--The METROPOLITAN rsl
Printing Esia ohshment ~ Nassau street
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Dr. Hiiier's Vegetable Rheumatic IScrsesiy.--.
funded at depot, 1U4 Broadway. H7
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teadnchc, 1anguor and Melancholy Gene
crazy spring from dsaordercd stomach, cosSoness orr
,oI(!a ny ycr haSh may readily 10 removed py III
JhhNE'S SANATNE PILLS few doses o. when WIZ &c
found TO nmuale liver nnd stomach te healthy acton
removing all bJo0snoss and producing regular oyacuaons
OF the bowels. Sold by aJl Druggists.
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Crisiaicros Unriysiled ETnir Dye,-.siold
and applied ais wiz and scalp factory Nc Asor House.
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sALNATIDN ZOE TILE HAIR.

phnion's vialia daers utterly all The eoor,ng
prepsraiions hGrctofore ne y acts % new principle,
Ing pecige.eo ne muddy or Shiny matter requires no shak
is Gear couiless Il leaves mark scalp; vet il
e have a 1 e op ~ eor Ss, %c or sick
oee ne ap COG, S ns y on he nnes Of app
existence bearing tho sscst resemblance 70 is esiraord
nary preparation fh II qnf51Es yrTA sHfsaD'''d
Is for one sole that Of with absolute
color hair 's not Steao ga as G d rss S
ing nd voa defeat rs own object IL 80 used nor for
for stimulating The growth o. the hair These objects may be
rHE vIrALIA
Is harmless and uaeauaei preparation Tor the repodus
ton Of TIC original hue q ray hiir and rothng else This
soid By ali drugsss
h.--yEyatt's Eiro rsaIsam.--Eelcaluatigr,, Nom
r r AMI o & w2r'i ssS , ,ss S dssesaa IL
TIE bIos grca. debility liver complapts kiineys sal.
l ra@e Bos5 Is 3s: s Street ''a ' '0"
h.--Anddiotawu Mnernl Spring wnicr VIII
the ssh and Blood pTlncipa depot 3 Broaigsy 70
L'o1iy atasst'
Ayor', Cherry Poctora!--Tha WORLDS Great
remedy Ter eod, r5ughs consumption aud all elections OF
the lungs AMI throat,
qRqy q q ysgsos N ss,,,, oe Hand
Side, aoar the Elsa Market
Cristadcros Unriyaied Uair Dye.-sJo!d
and piles ths wig ana scalp factor Nc Aston House.
Dr. Riiier's Vegetable sthrumntic Reaedy.---
funded at depot az broadway. '7
---------------.
R1cnliBiei in 1900 THE Metropolitan Tab
Printing Esia ,hshmeut ~ Nassau street.
tfyurnltss Oriental Cream, 81 80 peR Bot
y" 20 hpna srees late o. 45S Broadway AMI druggists
Eeadrchc, 1,uEguor and Melancholy Gene
crazy spring from dsordercd stomach costt-onoss ora
torliI liver. Zach may readily 10 removed Nv Dr;, "
5A1NE'S sANArNE FILLS, afew doses q Mhlc WY &c
iouhd 10 stimulate tho liver and stomach te hfaty Aco
renewing AL biyousnoss and producing regular oYacuaons
o. tae bowels. Sold by al Druggists
Pamphlets, Law Rep0rts, Geo Execsfej
with neatncss qu.cknes an! dospaon twenyys ~ eat
chcaporthan al any other pynlag az y, w, 81
| Mt the METROPOLITAN loB rRDns0 bsrAbisssd
l hENT,N Nsssaa street,
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A ~ supply 81 venisoa Now oar Unnf.-
DAVID II. CLARK, ael Washington Market, fulton street
slde, The Elsa Market
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C}virni,i's Oriental Cream, 3b 80 rer Bot
u" ID bond street, late Of ass Bros1way ana druggists
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Pamphlets, Law uep0rtss ESQ Excrsfej
with nealncss quekoess aa!dospaoh twenty-five ~ est
chcapo than other plntas e.Yosnmslt ~ w ..i.
At the METROPOLITAN joB rRDsnSJ bsrAbitsd
hkNT,97 Nassau street.
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A.--A1idai.t own Mineral Spring Wuior WI
positively nyspel Constipation and Nil Diseases OF
the sSin and Blood Principal depot ls3 Broa1v and 70
II a.. to- rfH
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Ayor,s Cherry Poctora!--Tha Worlds Great
remedy Tor colds, coughs consumption aud all elections or
he lam al
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A New Ei5coyery

New Ei5coyery
IN CHEMISTRY.
CLEAR AS WATER.
WITHOUT SEDIMENT.
OPEN TO THE LIGHT
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO IT'S NATURAL COLOR
PHAL0N'S yITAtIA,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

,.al-s issued by the clerk "f The District
Court, there being no accounts kept hy
hat officer. your committee relied on his
estimate. There is dine the treasurer q
balance of Sl4 81 Of the general funds.
md a balance Of $9l 10 Of the levee fu"o.
Other appropriations have been made
amounting to 1881 Al, for which no
warrants have yet been issued. Having
nov established the debts and credits Us
fully as possible, givingAlI the explanation
necessary, we append hereto " tab'esux
showing at a glance the condition of the
Ievee and general funds We also add.
for reference, a detailed list OF all the
levee warrants. to whom issued, for what
works and for what amounts. We have
added a few remarks for the better un-
Outstanding Of that list:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

bert, deceased. No. 7O2. -.
WHEREAS Trasimond Bthin has TINS
day filed a final tableau in the above en-
titled and numbered succession-
Notice Is hereby given that al! legal
opposition to the ~homologation of said final
cn,,nt and tableau must be made in the
Clerks office of this parish within thirty
DAYS from the first publication Of this
notice. W. ;. lObDhah'
Parish Judge.
Clerks office, West Baton Rouge this
9TH day of August, a. d. 1869.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

A correspondent Of the American Nat.
u~ralist states that a doe was recently
shot neal Minneapolis, Mimi, CARRYING a
beautiful pair of antlers, each with four
branches, and asks whether this is a new
fact in natural history or not. To which
the editors reply that they have never
heard of a female deer assuming the
character of a male before {; but it is a
we'll established fact that female birds.
living to an old age, often assume the
plumage, and, to a certain extent, the
habits Of the male.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

The Jury met on June 2sth. 1859, with
the following members present +: II. he
bert, Landry, Kirkland. Pope, 0: Hebert'
Stevens, Durable, Chiun aud Hereford,
In compliance with a resolution OF the
police Jury, the undersigned, treasurer OF
the parish, presents the following list of
parish warrants and bonds issued prior
to and during the war, and which were
not issued for wal pnrposes, to wit
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

thought of his condition. Wickham re
ceived the news calmly, and with all tht
resignation of a true Christian fully pre-
pared for death. He desired a minister
to be sent for, and received thu
communion the same day. The mex
morning, the distemper and danger in
creasing to an alarming height, Wick
ham told the baker that it was not
enough to have taken care of his soul
he ought also to set his worldly affairs in
order, and desired that be might make
his will. A scrivener therefore was imme'
diateIy sent for, and the will was made
and signed in proper form before several
witnesses. Wickham, by this will, be-
Iqueathed all his estate, real aud personal,
Jewels, coaches, teams, race horses. pack
hounds. ready money, etc. and a house,
with all appurtenances and dependencies,
to tbs baker. Never was anything more
noble aud generous. This done, Wick
ham called the baker to him. loaded him
and his whole family with benedictions,
and told him that Immediately after bis
decease he had nothing to do but go 10
his lawyer, who would give him full in
%structions how to proceed. Soon after
he fell into commissions and died.
The baker first applied himself entirely
to carrying out the provisions of the will,
emitting nothing that was ordered to be
done. The body was not to be inferred
until the fourth day after death. and all
was ready by the second. The baker
had now time to look for the lawyer be-
fore he laid his benefactor in the ground
Having put the body toto a rich coffin.
covered with velvet and plates of silver,
aud made all the other arrangements, he
began to consider that it would not be
improper to reimburse himself as soon as
possi' lie, and to claim possession of his
new estate. He therefore went and
communicated the whole affair to his
This gentleman, being of a
Sbrewd and suspicious turn, expressed
much establishment at the manner IN
which bis client had come into 80 large
An estate, and he Immediately Instituted
an inquiry. He requested the baker to
next morning, when he would be en-.
abled to advise him on the subject. We
may easily imagine the dis 'ppointmen,
IT the baker when, at the hour appointed,
the lawyer Informed him that, according
to a telegram received the evening before
Banbury, the true Mr.. Wickham
was in perfect health. The film fell from
the poor bakers eyes, and be at once saw
hat he had been badly "bitten " by a
villain and a hypocrit. Upon this be
Immediately returned home, and took TIE
body out of the rich coffin, which
'e sold for a third part of the original
cost. The tradespeople who had been
Employed in the preparations for the fn-
neral had compassion on the baker, and
:ook their things again, though not with
'ut some loss to him. They dug a boIe
n a corner of St. Clements cburchyard.
where they threw 10 the body with as
little ceremony as possible.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

The foregoing is a correct statement Of
all claims thus far presented to the uu-
dersigned. Respectfully,
w. B. ca .MBERLIN, Treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. Durable it was
Resolved, That the report of Mr.. Cham
berlin, giving a statement Of warrants
other than those issued Tor wal purposes
before and during the war, be amended
by striking out the item of two hundred
aud fifty dollars in favor of w. B. Cham
berlin. chief Of police, and thus amended
same be adopted !: further
Resolved, That in lieu and payment of
said warrants, bonds of the parish bear
ing 5 per cent interest per annum from
date to he issued to the holder thereof,
payable one.half on LIST June. 1870, the
other half on the 1st June, 1871, signed
by the clerk aud president of the police
jury
Report of the committee to examine
the condition of the finances of the par
ish, June 2Sth, 1869, which on motion
was excepted and ordered to be spread
ON the minutes Of this body
To the honorable members of the police
jury of West Baton Rouge The under
signed. a committee to examine into the
condition Of the finances of the parish
and report at your next meeting, beg
leave to submit the following as the re.
suit Of their labors
From the 4th day Of November, 1865
to the 7th of June, 1859, there were as.
sessed for taxes tor the years 1866. 1861,
1868 and 1869. the sum of $22 400. otI
which only $5,54l 05 have been paid in
the treasury. leaving yet due a balance
OF $l6.S5S IS of parish taxes. We End
also that a special tax Of l per cent. of
the taxable property was assessed for
levee purposes. That of the said tax of
$ll.622 Of, the sum of 1892 Sc has
been paid 10, leavinga balance unpaid of|
S7,799 80. During the sam period the
following amounts 10 the treasury, to wit i.
For lease of the ferry. ss.057 Is ; mex
pended balance of Ievee tax coli. ction,
$40 so from parish licenses, $21O go i
from fines and justices of the peace s163
SO. There is also due the parish for lease
of the ferry to Nov 1859, say $3.50, and
for licenses for 1859. say $500, with
the abnve We have all the credits of the
parish, and now we will examine the
debts. During the SANE period, cum
mencing with the reorganization of this
b"dy. to the date Of our appointment, W.
lind that there we're issued warrants for
parish purposes to the amount Of 50 413
AZ of which 1896 Sc have been paid.
leaving q balance of unpaid warrants of
$l,5O6 Sc, We find that warrants have
been issued for levre purposes for "a, 822
20, of which So, 1922 66 have heen .aid
leaving q balance unpaid of 1899 63.-|
There Is also due tor money borrowed
tor Ievee purposes from Messrs. Hart &
HILBERT $500. An amount Of $500 il
supposed to be also due for jury certi6.l
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

An 1rishman being abou: to join a com
pany, forming to go South during ou"
late war, was questioned by one of the
officers /; Well, sir. when you get into
battle will you fight or run ?" AN
faith" replied the Hibernian, "T1l be af.
Their dom as a majority Nv yees does"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

A widowcr having taken another wife,
was, nevertheless, always paying some
panegyric to the memory of his late
spouse in the presence of the living q
who one day. added with great feeling
believe me, my dear. nobody regrets
her more than | do"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

A negro driver of a coach in Texas
stopping TO get some water for the young
ladies in the carriage, being asked what
he stopped for, replied j: " am watering
my flowers" A more delicate compli-
ment could not have been paid.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14
STATEMENT or THE tEvEE FUND

70 warrants issued from Bv pfnotnt OF one per
- 9TH, 1865, to Tune I cent tax on 81 622 a..
1869. ........... s4o22 90 ............ Sli622 O4
appropriations for which Rv balance OF fund 7. turn.
no warrants......156 AZ ..."............4 30
TO notes due Hart & He
hert ............. JU M
Balance due Treas 81 10
70 balance unexpe"d.
ed. ............ '4667 IS
To,al.... Slly6 &C., 81 Total. ....Sll662 81
BY balsnce, June 7. 1865. ............. "a SGT IS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

The woman who made a pound of but.
ter from the cream Of a jpke. and a cheese
from the milk of human kindness, has
since washed the close of a year, and
hung 'em to dry on a Decline.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

There are not a few chaps about town
whose skill in Pedestrian IN consists ex.
clusively in walking out of their board
ing houses aud leaving unreceiptsd bills
behind them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

Pulling and blowing are often cousid-
cred as synonymous terms. You will dis.
cover a difference, however, il. instead Of
putting a man up, you should blow him
up. .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14
STATEMENT OF THE GENERAL FUND.

To outstanding parish b. balance due for taxes
warrants. 800. .Si'O6 &c Of 1866 1867. 1868 and
TO outstanding levee war l869.........Si6.6'8 95
rants. 999 GO Ky balance due levee
o note OF Hart & He fund ...........7.7 1877 SO
bert. ............ 500 90 Nv an cunt for licenses for
Amount Of jury certificates 1863. ........... So 90
saw. ........... 500 no By amount due for the
appropriations, no war. ery............ $50 %
rants issued. ....l59l Al By baIsnce Of collections
Balance due Treasurer If returned. ......... 40 81
parish funds...... IA 81
Balance due ~ireasur- Of
lev.e funds. ...... 81 Is
70 balance bro, ght over
%. ......... 2O5A ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

Italy is adopting the American fashion
of advertising for wives.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

Total. .s25,74s 80 Total...... 25 74s 8.
By balance. June 7. 1869 ............ &c ,554 Al
By this summonine will he seen thai
the debts of the parish, since the war
amounts only to S.. 194 SO. and its credits
TO s25 748 80. showing the sum or $50.
554 81 over and above its liabilities. L.
must be observed that the credits ar.
based on the taxes 10 be collected, and
the amount of these taxes has been tsket
from the tax rolls of each Of those years /;
that large deductions must be made f"r
.delinquen, lists, for commissions on c"l.
and disbursements, which will
reduce considerably the receipts.
However large the allowance, we may
rely on a large balance in our favor.
W. are we'll aware that owing to frequent
changes 10 legislation. the collection o.
has been much retarded, to tn.
great injury of the parish ; but these
causes, brought about by measures beyond
your control, and now removed, the col
lection has been resumed and progressing
in a way to induce the belief that in u
very short time sufficient funds will com
'nto your treasury to absorb the outstan
ling claims, and supply the treasury
funds to meet all further demands.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

List Of levees built ny the parish t.
form part Of report of committee to ex
anime into the finances Of the parish,
June 2sth, 1869. General statemen,
showing the Ievees built, their cost, to
whom paid and 10 whom set due
Warts to f. NJ. Dubroca, Kincheloe l.vee.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

To Australia ,o. "
4oo NJ. B. Brady. Eliza ass y ;
The above list shows that vsr,.
have issued for $4,s22 20: thar .nn.0
pr'at'ons have been made for Which, -.
warrants have yet been drawn, So 0si Az
The txpe"ses on the Kincbelor l.,.,
amounts to 62248 Is on the H;.t.s
levee, sl.S56. For the other Jevee. y
payment has been made in one w.rr.,.
we refer you to the list TO show n. co.,
If each You will observe thar war,.s,
No; 294. in favor Of VIM. White c,'
Sl66 80, is included in The ~or,oo;"
list, but II was paid in error n If ,Ss
general fund. 'e
W. fi"d that Under RESOLUTION. Of d...
March 2lst. 1858. forty bonds Of A9s
EACH were filled by the warrant clsrI
ten OF which were signed by the nres;
dent Of the police jury ; the Others all,
On the warrant book Of the ten ,;cnsd
ny the president, four have been pnid hv
the treasurer. We would recommsna
that the warrants not disposed Of to he
returned to you to be cancelled. Sincs
making the foregoing compilation, Il hs,
discovered hat the three warrants
s'ued respectively to B. Landry. Sam
Lrv+que and 0. Landry for $50 66. are
amounts included in the item Of 1857 81
and the amount Of said warrants shonld
20 TO swell the b lance in favor Of the
special levee fund,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-14

3U6 H.. Hebt IT, L+frhvre I've 30 Is
guy L+veque, !eveque levee 30 e.
To lsid re Daiele 90 90 Of
To Landry l. Rivet 1 1o w
To Hanrshsn, Robertson lev.e w
To Frank Rebel ~
To Australia No.. 70
400 NJ. B. Brady. Eliza sss % %