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upon u > h young mail's heart ; he has
u<> words—it is a prayer syllabled io
emotion that make« hi» lip tremble;
he lays his hand upon his father'»
arm, and their eyes meet.
"Tut, Jack, sir! pooh ! sir, it mnBt
all come to you some day—»God bles«
yon, my boy, and make you a*
linppy at my age a» I am now." In
silence the souls of these men em
brace. But who is that seraph that
gathers them beneath her outspread
angel wings ï I have seen her at
the fireside fluttering like » dove
from bosom to bosom. I have seen
her link distant hearts, parted by the
whole world—she is the geniuB of
the Anglo Saxon family—and her
name is h omk.
-firr*- » »■ >
srnsationai, D ispatchkb .—The fab
ricated dispatches from the North
tyhioh daily come over the telegraph
wires have prevented the Southern
people from reposing much confidence
in what is sent from Washington and
N"W York until corroborated either
l.y subsequent manage or mail. It
whs telegraphed from this city that
the Démocratie Slate Convention of
Louisiana had refused to endorse the
President's views and policy—whilst
the Convention had approved the
course of the President in the most
cordial and emphatic terms. The
correspondence between Mr. Benja
min and Commander. Wise with re
gard to the genuineness of forgery of
the papers found upon the body of
the ill-fated Palilgr^n, culled forth a
letter from a disiintuiished Confeder
ate oflieer to a Richmond paper, git
ing strong proof of their authenticity ;
the pre»« dispatch explicitly declared
that Mujor Borrocke, the ofBocr in
question, states in his letter that the
papers weie forgeries. Then we had
the eRcape of Jefferson Davis in the
clothes of a n<-gro— h statement as re
volting as it was unfounded. Now we
bave it disseminated that the Presi
dent remaiked be had tried to over
whelm the South with pardon and
kindness, but from recent events he
bad begun to tblnk them incapable
of appelating bis magnanimity.
Now, what recent events could have
induced such an expression from Mr.
Johnson ? Is it the hearty good will
and UmgratHl'iil approbation which the
whole Southern country exhibits for
the wise, mild and conciliatory
course of his Administration ? Is it
the determination everywhere exhibi
ted in the South to throw aside sec
tional prejudices, and prove their loy
ally by their good deeds?
Ol all the instruments of human in
genuity, the telegraph is the most
available for communicating truth
and knowledge. Those who control
its workings should be the most con.
soientious and fastidious in sending
dispatches ; nothing should be trans
mitted except what was scrupulously
reliable, and nil gossiping should be
strictly tabooed.
As the thing is now conducted, it
looks more like an enterprise for »tock
jobbing purposes—for it is flatly de
clared, in late Northern papers, that
the dispatch not long since forwarded
to all parts of the country, to the ef
fect that sales of wagons, horses and
other military appliances had beeu
countermanded, was manufactured for
the purpose o( affecting the funds, and
inducing the people to believe a war
was imminent with Mexico.
A truce to such fabrications—they
will recoil upon their originators, and
the temporary benefits they may 8".
(•ure will inevitably be followed by the
obloquy and loss consequent upon
every aberration from the paths of
truth and rectitude.—M O. True
Delta.
A nother C otton C ask .—We see
it stated that Gen. Curtis when he
occupied Helena, in 1862, captured
twenty-three hundred bales of cotton
belonging to Oeu. Pillow, then of the
Confederate service. These were con
fiscated. and, as was supposed, turned
over to the officers of the United
States Treasury. Since Gen Pillow
obtained his pardon, however, it has
been ascertained that the Government
has never received any benefit from
this cotton operation, and it is inferred
that Gen. Curtis knows something ol
the manner of its disposal. Gen Pil
low has instituted proceedings against
Gen. Curtis for the missing cotton, or
its equivalent in curroucy.— St. Louit
Republican.
tK&~ The trade of Boston is declin
ing steadily. The Journal says :
"The city of Boston has to-day a
population not much under 200,000,
and a valuation, real and personal, of
$333,449,900. Nine years ago the
amount of her commercial transac
tion was $73,101.001 ; for the year
1864 was $51,355,470. This de
ebne in value has been graduated
through the period indicated, and
does not seem to bare been greatly
affected bv the war."
M. J. WILLIAMS,
WORKER IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron«
HAVING established himself in
the ahove business. In this clt.v, re
spectftslly «oUclts the pBhllo patronage.
Oltlseni, Plantera mid other«, needing work In
his line, «Iii please send In ilmlr orders,and they
will be promptly attended to. Work guafafitaad.
Shop Adjoining, »nil North of Bent's Variety
Store, od Third street. julyI
JOHN TILANO,
worr jeu in
Tin, Copper And Sheet Iron.
HAVING established hiimelf amain in the above
buniiif}**, in Baton liougu, most reaper» lui ly
informs his old friends and the public ffeneralij,
that he In prepared to do alJ work hyhif* line.
All repairing attendeil to wlf.li <fa*|>nfch*
Shop on Main street, near the Catkolii'Church,
augl-fr
M. FOUSSE,
WORK KR IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron,
SHOP ON NT. FE/IVINA NI) STRKKT,
OPPOSITE THK MARK BT,
BATON IIOIK5K, IiA.
HAVING dissolved my eo partnership wHh Mr.
K I.BOEBOHB, by mutual consent, I have
tnken the alwve stand, where I shall he happy Uo
serve my old friend« and nubile generally, in
tlf« eteeution «>f *»v«ry description of work con
nected with iny buftiuesi.
novIB 'lin W* rOyoSHe
JAMES McVAY,
ARCHITECT AND Bl ULDER,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Oi-der« left Ht the Hardware Stur«, opposite
the Hunk Building, on Third atreet, will he
promptly attended to julyl tf
*. It. pru ¥N.
ROUT. L. PttUYN.
PRUYN & BllO.,
CARPENTERS, CIN WRIGHTS
-AND—
Press Builders
BATON KOUGE, LA.
Orders left at Jastremski à McOormlck's Drug
Store will meet prompt attention. julyl-<m
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
John 4 wuhh , Proprietor,
OPfoaiTK AOADKMY HALL,
St. Loul« street BATON ItOCUE.LA.
9%. The best of Wines, Liquor« and CJIgars
kept at the Har. Ju'y2*i~tf
VERANDAH HOTEL,
Stephen Ba»ilisco, Proprietor
CORN Kit THIRD AND LA UHKL HTM.,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
B oard by thk day, wkkk or month
GOOD IIRIM, GOOD PA It K,
And erery attention paid to the comfort of guS«t«
He has alio opened hia
OYSTER SALOON,
where he will keep FR«*H OYSTERS .u.il
FISH of »II kinds, and Meat» witl be served àt all
hours during the day.
*9. Thankful for past patronage, " P thv *" re
spectfully •olttlta a continuance of the seme from
hia Ariendc »nit the public generally july27-tf
SUMTER HOUSE.
CHARLES WIECK, PROPRIETOR
Corner of Main and Third street»,
baton rocgr , I.A.
The bar la furnished with the very beat
WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS A TOBACCO.
STAR SALOON,
B. J. McCabe, Proprietor,
LAFAYETTE STREET,
Opposite Bogel'« Drug Store,
BATON nOUOK. LA.
I ^-RRPH elways tin hand the bant qualltl«« of
IV Wines, Liquors and Cigars In the market.
jwv2l-6m
jwv2l-6m
Private Boarding Ilouse,
MRS. E. HENDRY,
[Formerly of the Verandah Hotel.]
—is THI—
LAHOR, «LEG ANT AND COMMODIOUS
BUILDING OF MR. MANN,
Corner of Laurel and Fifth Streets,
BATON ROVOE, I.A.
MRS. HENDRY respectfully Intim» her «14
friends and the pnbtio at large that she has
just opened a Private Boardiug House at the
above »Und, and solid's a chare ot patronage,
p'edging herself to use every euertion tu »lease
Terms reasonable. oot;i 2ua
P. PERRILLiAT,
Watchmaker AT Jeweler,
FROM GENEVA AND PARIS,
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
HEPA lRED A T SnOR T NO TICK,
ig tub vsmv brbt grn.K.
tuk latest styles UK JEWELRY,
llfill ON HAND.
Lafayette Street, Baton Bouge, La.
Butchers* aud t'omitwr Scales.
THE BEST IN MARKE T.
JiaTOnKRe SAW? and KMTO
HTKKIiH and CLBAVER9.
Juni reMtoed« and for iale by
julyl^-tf JAMR8 McVAY*
Piaster of Paris ! Plaster of Paris !!
5BBL8. PLASTER OF PARIS. Just
received, and for sale by
JAMKR Mr VA V,
julyl-tf Opposite the La. Stat# Bank
Cora Meal, tirits and Crashed Corn.
THE above articles manufactured by
Julyl JOSHUA BEAL.
JpOWDKR, IHÛÏ AÜC CAI'g. gwiute by^
wilijIAM BOGEL,
WHOLISAIJS AUD »»Ti IL D«iL»a 1«
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
3VIEDIOINEB,
PAINTS, OILS & DYE STUFFS,
Lafayette St., BATON R0U0 E,
HAS now on hand and la constantly receiving
dlrnet from the Kuroputs and Northern Bar
kels fresh supplies of
DRUGS,
MKDIOIMCS,
paient medicines,
PAINTS and OILS,
STATIONERY,
PURE WINER,
liquor*,
CHESHMBN and BOARDS,
POCKET onTLKKV,
school books,
PLAYINO CARDS,
fanoï articles,
PfcHFfjrtïlIir,
SOAPS,
BLACK and (iREEN TEAS,
GUNS,
pistols,
POWDER,
shot,
C A P8,
FISHING TACKLE,
CARTRIDGES,
POWDER FLASKS,
SHOT POUOHH8.
GAME BAGS,
MEHttFtilUUM »nil WOOD PI PUB,
t-mnklno and chewing tobacco,
VIOLIN and »UITAR STRINGS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GARDEN SEEDS,
CONFEuTIONEKY,
PHOTOGRAPHIC AT.BTWS,
MDSIC II O X E 8 ,
HAS ALSO
SEVERAL FI»B TOSED 7 OCT.
m » « m mm 9
R08BW00D CASE,
AT LKfW TIIAB
NEW OULKAMS PRICES!
tjf P btbiou *#' ro»«aaiPiio*8 mrtJuUyprrpartd
day or night. novl8
FRESn MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES
-AND
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
JASTREMSKI & McCORMICK,
respectfully give ouUoe that tl)#y have
%lwny r on hand a fresh supply of
MEDIOINES, BTO-,
Which th»y guarantee to be pure ; also a choioe
assortment of
PBJ ayXTÄdBUY,
from the most o«Iehrat«d manufactories, comprlt
IU(t—
LUBIN'8, Madam DUKAND'8,
BAZIN and wrioht '8.
a floe assortment of
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERCHIEFS,
—AUD—
H C E N 'I KO S O A PS.
Allklndsorfresh genuine MINERAL WATERS
Pnre LIQUORS, via:
French and American BRANDIES,
WIIISKY-Rye and Bourbon.
PORT WINE, SHERRY and MADEIRA
Genuine Holland GIN, Pure 80HNAPPÖ,
French Patent Medicines, vi«:
SIROP DE BRIANT,
MROP DE FLORE,
SIROP DE LAM0ÜRIE0X
LIQUEUR LA VILM?.
ELIXIR ANTI-GLAIROUX,
INJECTION BRAN,
LEROY'8 MEDICINES,
vin de begütn,
PERCHLO tmer de fer de pravar,
tlUILLE DE foie de morue de tougiis,
(de Hogg.
WJ1I recel v# by the next steamer a fresh loto
l'aient Medicines, direct from manufacturers.
WINTER GAKDBH 8EHD8— just received
COAL OIL and
COAL LAMPS—a variety on hand.
leeches always on hand.
ff All order» fnrm the country CHrrfiUly pu
up and prompt y attended, to,
.MSTltEMSKI & McCORMICK,
£W~ Htore nearly opposite tba BrtfDch of the
Lousiana State Hank. jull
DRUGS A ND ME DICINES.
r rHE undersigned very respectfully informs,
I his friends and acqunintaoces and the
public at large, that he has purchased the
i>riiK 8tor«, situated on Af-ir» street, below the
jail, and formerly belonging to
V. HEUDE Sc OO.
T have now on hand a full and complete assort
ment of
FRESH DRUGS
Patent Medicines, Stationery, Perfnmery 1
WINES AND LIQUORS,
OF THR BEBT QUALITY.
I have as mv employee, PAUL BESRY, who has
served in the Drug business for 8êV#nt**n y tar*,
nod wf II known to be a competent Druggist by tue
Physicians of this city.
Night calls for prescriptions promptly attended to.
1 return my heartfelt thanks to my frl«nds and
acquaintances and Physician» oipeciaUy, for the
kind and liberal patronage they have bestowed
upon me I respectfully solicit a continuance of
the same and guarantee general satisfaction.
uug8 J. R.T. IIAYNES.
G. R. WADDILL & CO.
HAVING purchatwl tbe DBÜG STOKE,
on Main St., t'aton Koug», known as
"HAÏNE8' DRUO STORE,"
respectfully Inlorm tbelr city and country
friends that they are prepared to furnish, and
will keep constantly on hand,supplies of
ERE8H AND GENUINE
MEDICINES, PERFUMERIES,
and all other articles in their line. a share of
the public patronage is respectfully solicted.
oct5-tf
Julius Gruneberg, 6
PIANO-MAKER,
TUNK8 * RKPAIH8 PIANOS, MKI.0ÜE0N8, Ac,
LONG experience in my own,
manufacture in Prussia, enables]
me to do the most difficult work, at
BEAIORABLG TERMS.
Written orden to be left at Mr. Joihua
Beal's Book Store, or at Mr. Qoldaann'«.
juae24~6mos.
ott;.
(SHERIFFS SALES.
,
State ot Louisiana— Pariah ot Weat Fell*
dan», Seventh Judicial Uiatriot Court
No.' 1811—Ellia C. Johbaôû va. J. & II.
PerkIn*.
BY VIKTUK of a writ ot fieri facia$
ieaued on a twelve month*' bond
and to tn» directed from the Hon, the
Judge ot the Seventh Judicial District
Court,!n Mid for the pariah and State »fore
said, 1 have this day (November Slat, A.
D. 1885,) seized and taken Into my po**«»
aion and will expose to public sale, at the
Court Houso door of the Pariah of East
Baton Rougu, In the City of Batoû Bouge,
on
Natnrilay, the Oth «Inj- o( Jaiiaary nest,
A. 1>., 18Ö8, at 11 O'cloek, M,, <Jf said
duy tho following described property, up
on which the twelve months' bond waa
given as follows, to wit :
A certain tract of LAND or PLANTA
TION known as the Richland Plantation,
and situated in the Parish ot Eaat. Baton
Bouge, at about two and one half miles
from the City of Baton Bouge, and con
taining nineteen hundred and eleven
(iym acres, more or loss, with all tho
buildings and improvements thireunto
belonging.
Also the following desoilbed property
belonging to Wm. ». Pike, to- wit:
1st. A certain LOT of ÜBUÜND situated
iu that part of the City of Baton Bou^a,
laid out by the late G. Leonard, and desig
nated on the plan thereof as Lot No. 11, of
Square No. three (8.) measuring 60 feet
front on Church street, by 120 feet in
depth on Convention street bulng a oor
uur lot.
2d. Lots Nos. fl and 12 of Square No. 8,
situated in the city of Baton Bouge, and
in that part ot said city laid out by lUckey,
Duncan and Mather.
»d. A certain LOT of GROUND situated
in that pajrt of the City of Baton Bouge
laid out by the late Bichard Deva.l and
designated on the plan thereol as Lot No.
7, of Suaro No. 8, measuring 80 feet front
on Third street, by 120 feet in depth où
Florida street, it being a corner lot.
4th. A certain LOT of G HOUND sitfla
tcd in that p»rtof the City of Bâton Bouge
laid out by the lato Gilbert Leonard, and
designated on tho plan tliereo! »» Let No.
10, of Square No. 8, me', uring 80 feet
front on Church street, i'ormerly Main
street,) by 120 in depth, French measure.
5th. Two certain LOTS of GKoUNl)
situated in that part of the City of Baton
Rougo laid out by Richard Devall, Htid
designated on the plan thereof ks L ocs
Nos. 6 and 8, of Squere No. 8, measuring
each 60 feet ffont by 120 feet in depth,
French measure.
tllh. A certain LOT of GROUND situa
ted hi that part of the City of Baton Rouge,
laid Out by HiCkey, Duncan & Mather, and
designated on the plan thereof as Lot No.
4, in Squaro No. 6, measuring 80 feet front
on Florid» street, by 120 feet in depth,
French measure.
7th. A certain LOT of GROUND situa*
tod in that part of tho City of Baton
Konge, iaid out by Ilickey, Duncan &
Mather, ann designated on the plan there
of as Lot No. 8, in Square Wo. 6, measur
ing 80 feet front on Florida street, by 120
leot between parallel lines.
8th. Three certain LOTS of GROUND
situated in the same part ot the City of
Baton Rouge, as the last above described,
being Lots Nos. », 10 and 11, in Square
No. 6.
8th. Four certain LOTS of GBOUND
situated in that part of the city of Baton
Bouge, laid oilt by Ilickey, Duncan Ä
Mather, and designated on the plau there
of, as made by W. W. G. Waller, as
lots Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 12, of Square No. 5 ;
Lot No. 6, having a front ot 80 leet on St,
Hypo lite street, by a depth of 150 feet.
Lot No. 7, forming tbe south west corner
ot St. llypolitoand Convention streeta, by
a depth of 120 feet on St. Hy polite street.
Lot No. 8 having a front of «0 feet on Con
vention streot, by a depth of 120 feet. Lot
No. 12 having a front ol 60 teet on Filth
street, by a depth of 150 1'eet, French
measure.
The foregoing lots will bo sold With all
tho improvements on them respectively,
and all the rights and privileges in any
manner appertaining to tnem.
Terms of sale—Cash, without thebenotit
of appriseineut.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
under a twelve months' bond» together
with interests and costs.
KD. COUSINARD,
nov2S Sheriff.
SI ni e of I.onlslniin — I'm Isli ofKasI H m I oii
Rouge—Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 821—Probate—In tho matter of the
succession of Phillip Greenwell and
wife, both deceased.
BY VIRTUE of a commission to me
directed from the Honorable Judge of
the Fifth Judicial District Court, or the
Parish and State aforesaid, I willexpoas to
public sale at the Court House door in the
City of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, IGth of Dfecmnber next,
A. D.. 1865, at 12 o'clock, M., of said day,
tho following described property, to-wit :
The TRACT of LAND, on whioh de
ceased hut resided, in this parish, with all
the btllhlings, improvements and appar
tenances thereunto belonging, containing
lour hundred (400) acres, distant about 18
miles from the city ot Baton Rouge; and
bounded on tho North by lands of tho
heirs of Joel Burnett ; East by the Amite
river; South by the Greenwell Springs
tract ; and West by Avory and Ilubb».
Terms of »ula cash, in U.S. Treasury
Notes. ED. COUSINARD,
novll Sheriff.
•2,000
julyl
clear sides!?
LB8. CLEAR SIDES. Just
received and for sale by
W. WAX,
Near the Court House,
oats and bran!
SUPPLIES to meet the demands of pur
chasers. Just received and for sale by
N. WAX,
julyl-tf Nesr the Court Uouse.
corn ! corn ! i
SACKS CORN. Just received and
OU for »ale by N. WAX.
julyl tf Near the Ooart. Honse
flour! flour!!
pen RLS. FLOUR. Just received and
t/v/ for sale by II. WAX,
jqljtl tf
Naar the Court House.
sugar-cured hams.
T IERCES SUGAR-CURED HAM8 —
Just rrceived and for sale by
W. WAX,
Julyl-tf Near the Court Hoste.
•2
saws and axes.
rUTTt.E'8 k ROWLAND'S CR088-CÜT 8AW8.
WOOD 8AW8 and 8AW B0CKS.
COLLINS' AXK8.
SHINGLING and LATHING HATCHETS.
Just received, »od for sal« by
jaly2'4-tf JA MKS BIcVAV.
choice extra flour.
A FEW more barrets of the best in market, Just
stored and for sale by
july27 JOSHUA UAL.
SHERIFF'S SALES.'
Stat« of Lcol»tana—Parish of Bast Bnton
Rouge—Blxth (now Fifth) Judicial Dts
trlct tfourt—No. lOal—John Bird v«. II.
E. William».
BY virtue of an alia* writ of fi. fa. issued
on a twelve month*' bond and to mo
directed from tho Honorable the Judg^'of
tho Sixth (now Filth) Jiiidicinl District
Court, of tho Parish and State aforesaid,
have tht* day (Noveïnbêr INth, A. D.,
1868.) seized and taken into my posssssion,
and will expose to public sale, at the Court
House door, In the city of Baton Rouge, 6n
Saturday, tbe 6th day of January,
A. D.,18fl8, at 12 o'clock, M., of said day,
the following described property, to wit
1st. A certain LOT OK GROUND situa
ted in the city of Baton Roufrc, trictteiieri({
one hundred feet on Third street, by Ono
hundred and twenty feet in depth, French
moasure, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, boinp the same
lately occupied by the Branch ot tho Loul
si an a State Bank, at Baton Rouite, and
residence of William 8. Piko. The sdi^
lot being a portion of live lets in fc'quaru
No. Six in that part of the city ot Baton
Bongo laid out by Devall.
2d. Another LOT OF GROUND, being
acorner lot, measuring one hundred foot
front on Third street, by one hundred and
) twenty feet ou Florida stroet, French mea
sure, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon, which said lot
forms alao a portion of the Ave lots above
referred to, and on which lot Is built a
brick building known as "Pike's Row "
Bd. Two certain LOTS OF OROUfcD
adjoining the first above described lot, for
merly occupied by the Branch of tho Louii
Kiana State Hank, on the nortrh ot'said loi,
Square No Six, Devall town, measuring
fifty teet each front on Third street, by
one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
4th. Another LOT OF «BOUND, »<1
joining on the East tho two lots juat de
scribed, beiriB lot No. Twelve of the said
Square No. fcix. and measuring sixty feel,
front on Laural street, by one hundred and
titty feat in depth, «II French measure, to
gether with all tho buildings and improve
ments thereon. The throe l"ts last de
scribed wore purchased by the ►aid Wm. H.
Pike from E. F. Phillips, on tho 27tli day
ol January i8M, by act (nissoil before Sam.
SUiilfield, Recorder of this parish.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
under a twelve months' bund and In tho
above entitled suit, togethar with irftot-Cat
and coata.
Terms of aale— cash, without the benefit
of appraisement, in U.S. Treasury no^ea.
ED. COU8INA R!>,
novlS Sheriff
State of Louisiana Parish of East Baton
Rougo—Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 868 — N. K Ktmx vs. I. A. Williams,
administrator, and als.
BY virtue of writ of/{. fa. Issued and to
me directed from tho Honorable the
Judge of tho Fifth Judicial District Court,
of the Parish and State aforesaid, I have
seized arid will expo o t,o public sale, at the
Court House door, in the city of Batoa
Rouge, on
Saliiritay. the till) day nf January next,
A. D., 1866, at 12 o'clock, M., of said day,
the following described property, to-wit:
All the right, title, interest anddiatribu
tive portion of Defendant, Isaac A Wilt
llama, in the succession of Iii» mother Mrs.
Henrietta E. Williams deceased.
Seiinod to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the abovo suit, together with interest
and cost».
Terms of sale—caah, in U. S. Treasury
Notes, with the benefit of appraisement.
ED. COUSINARD,
nov28 Sheriff.
State of Louisiana—Parish of Enst Felicl
anu—Fitth Judicial District Court—
No. 1680—Mary E. Ureeu vs. John N.
Green, tutor.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facta* issued
and to mo directed from the Hon. the
Fifth Judiuial District Court, of tho parislj
and State aforesaid, I haVe seized and will
etposa to public sale, on tho plantation of
John N. Green, tho defendant, situated
about 7% miles, north ot the City of Baton
Rouge, on the "Batott Rouge and Bayou
(Sara Koad," on
Saturday, tin tttlinlay «f Jiinunry next»
A. D . 1866. at 12 o'clock, m., of said day'
the following described property, to-wit:
A certaiu TRACT of LAND, containing
two hundred and twenty acres, aitnated
in the Purish of Etat Baton Konge. about
jnilos from the City of Baton Rougo,
bounded as follows: So..th, by the lands
of Mrs. Stephens, North by lands «f Mrs.
Comeaux, West by lands of Mrs. S.D.
Umlxirhagen, and in front by A. E. Um
berhageti. Said tract of land was pur
chased by John N. Oreen, as por act pasted
before K. 8. Stuart, Recorder, on the 14t,h
day of December, A. D., 185S, from A. E.
Umberhagen.
Also the following personal doseribed
property, to wit:
FOUR MDLE8.
SIX HhAD OF CATTLE,
ONE BLACK PONEY,
SIX PLOUGHS, and
FIVE PAIR OF GEARS.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ Issued
in the abovo cause, together with interests
and costs.
This'property will be sold subject to a
lease of the same to John T Lartitry* exe
ou ted by defendant Green on the 25th duy
of September, a . p., 186S, as per act passed
before J. O'Conner. Recorder.
ED. COUSINARD,
nov28 Sheriff.
Slate of Louisiana—Parish of East Baton
Rotige— Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 682— William Blackie va. .lobu Mo
Kinsio.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and
»ale to nrie dlrooted from tho Honora
ble the Fifth Judiuial District Court,of the
Pariah and State aforesaid, I havo »eixod
and will expose to public sale at the Court
House door in the city of Baton Rouge on
gaturday, the Oth day of January neat.
A.D., 1868, at 12 o'clock, M., of »aid day,
the following mortgaged property, to-wit :
A certain LOT of GROUND, with all
the building» and improvements tb«roon,
situated in that part of the City of Baton
Rouge, called Hall's Row, and designated
on the plan thereof as lot No. (i)), nine,
measuring (21) twenty*one feet on Lafay
ette atreet, by (40) forty in depth on North
street, being the same property purchased
by the present mortgagor, from William
B. Roberta, per act before Bam. Kkolfield,
Recorder, dated 25th of 8eptember,T885.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in tbe above oause together with interests
and ooata.
Terma of sale—cat-h in U. 8. Treasury
Notes with the benefit of appraisement.
A. J. BOGAN,
nov28 Deputy Sheriff
Window Shades ! Window Shades II
A LARGE and choice assortment of
varions patterns.
JAMB* MCVAY,
julyl -tf
Opposite tbe L a State liank.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
r trf ei r " .
SUCCESSION SALS,
»tateottjntalslAiia- Partais .tf Kn>l II., to,,
Rouge—Fifth Judicial Distrlet Court--'
No. S10—— In tho matter of tho auecession
firHetiry Drotrdeceased.
l> Y virtue of a o»m mission to mo direct
PaiAtoÄÄSftÄiirK
Parish and State «fofefcid, 1 will t)*n«i„o
to public sale,on the premises whonreon the
ideceaaod last resided, iu this Parish about
nx Biliös from the city of Baton Rouge,
1 ' H t il i -t-jns '
Saturday, the lGthof December noxt,
A. T).,18Ä0,ktl2 ö'clocft, M., the fôllowiug
described propoft y, to-wltl
,l«t. A aertain traot or paro»I of LAND,
lying and being in the Pi.riahof East Ba
ton Rougo, on the Amite Rivor, and about
fifteen and a hnlf miles from tlio City of
Baton Rouge, bounded on the North by
lande of Dr. G. W. Doaring ; East by tho
Amite Rtvor ; South by the fi. irs of West
ly Chamber*, and West by public Und»,
containing six hundred and thirty acres,
more or loss, together with all tho build
ings, improvement and appurtenance»
thereunto belongiug.
2d. 50 head of CATTLE, nioro or less.
80 head of HOGS, mûre orîosH.
i 1 HORSE GABT,
1 PLOW and GEAR,
1 HARROW.
Titfliis C onditions o* S ai .«- One
half cash and the balanee in one and two
ycara from the day of sale, hwiritig 5 per
cent, interest from date until paid, with
mortgago rotninod on the property sold
until full and final payment, with person
al security to the satisfaction of the ad
ministrator.
HOV26 ED. COUSINARD, Sheriff.
Statu of Louisiana—Parish of East Baton
Uouge—Fifth Judicial District Court—
N o .84 U*~T d trie tn»ttör of tho buccermioq
of Joseph Bernard, deceased.
WHKREAS, Mrs. Aun Uolmes, widow
of Joseph Bernard, has thm day filed
her application for the Admistration of
the above estate.
Notice is hereby given that all legal op
position to the granting of letters of ad
ministration to said widow, must bo filed
in the Clark's office of this Parish, within
ten days from the iirst publication hereof.
Given under my hand and soal of said
Cotlft tlii a 20th day of November, a. b.,
1365. JOS. NEPHLER,
"ov21. Clerk.
Stato of Louisiana-Fifth District Court—
Parish ot East Baton Rougo— Succession
of William Thomas—No. 844.
WHKUKA 8 Jefferson Thomas of said
Parish, has this day tiled with
the Clerk of said Court an application to
bo appointed administrator of the succes
sion of William Tbomaa, deceased,
Notice is hereby given to all parties in
terested to tile their reasons (if any they
have,) In writing with tho Clerk of said
Court, at his office, in the City of Baton
Houge, within ten davs from tbe first pub
lication of this notice why said application
should not be granted.
Witness tho Hon"* R. T. Posoy, Judge
of said Court,November 29tB , 1865.
L. ALLA IN,
nov 28-10 d. Deputy Clerk.
Stato of Louisiana—Fifth District Court
Parish of East Baton Rougo—Succession
of Francis Thomas— Ào. 601.
WHEREAS Jefferson Thomas of said
Parish, has this day fi,od with
the Clerk of said Court his application to
be appointed Administrator of the above
succession.
Notice is hereby given to all parties in
terested to tile their reasons (if any they
have,) in writing, with the Clerk of said
Court, at his office, in tho city of Baton
Konge, within ten days from the first pub
lication of this notice, why said applica
tion should nut bo granted.
Witness my hand and tho seal of said
Court thia thé 80th day of October, A. D.,
1865. L. ALLAIN,
flovSS^lOd Deputy Clerk.
8tato of Louisiana—Fifth District Court
— PaTisli East Baton Rouge—No. 858—
Succession of Jamas 8. Rhodes.
WHEKKAb Leon BonnooaKe has this
day filed with tho Clerk of said
Court his application to bo appointed Ad
ministrator of the said succession,
Notice is hereby given to all parties in
terested to file their reasons (if any they
liiive) in writing within ten days from
t he first publication of tliis notice, why
said application should not bo granted.
Witness my band and the seal ol said
Court, this the 29th day of November, 1885.
L. ALLAIN,
dec2 Deputy Clerk.
REGULAR VICK8BURQ PACKET
L'dvci New Orkan» every Saturday, at t> /' M.
FOU VICK8HUHO, «HAND ()!JI,K,
Koduejr, Aatohct, Fort Adams,
Hog Point. MiirKanwi. Bsyoa War»,«
liston Roiik», I'in'j ili'inlnp, Iloiinldsonvill«, au 'I
»II lnt«rm»fli»l« I-ATiiilngn. the New slid
»wlft|-running »iiln-wliBel steanwr
BP M JE-.k m « J» mr *
P.D.PKATT, Cotnd'r; OHAS. GRATKR, Olert.
For freighter pannage apply on b< »rd nr to
A. tlRITTON,
No. 7 fro .t ntre»t,
,TNO. !.. TITÜ8 A CO ,
Cor. BJ«n»iile 4 Old t.evse.
WOODRUFF, ltUTLKft A CO.,
No*. Î7 and 19 N«w Loree.
WM. IlkNBKitKOIV,
jnneS Agent, Third street, Baton Itoo*».
]kt»o Rouge and Clinton
TRI-WEEKLY U, S, MAIL!
ST-A-GEI
IEAVF .8 BATON HOOOR every
J Monday, Wednendsy and tr\ ,«l
liny; »nd OHtiten, erery Ts«Kd»y.^S®R^^»iit
Tl.tirsday and Saturday, at *«v«n
o'clock, A. M.
Pnpiseng«rB' Baggags, over 40 poands, Will he
ohargsd extra.
Pa«sengerii wl»hlr it to secure seats will call at
the l.lvery Utftile of the undersigned, on fit, f.ouiii
street, opposite the Ma ket.
octl4-tl P. A. KUGLKR.
J A MBH VAUC* RAM. B. IIAtBOUUl
Wince 4* Harbour,
LIYERY AND SALE STABLE,
Corner'tif fjtmrrh and OowtuM/m tit».,
BATON ItOt'UK. I.A.
rJEaJLOlTR STABLKS ar« well<")u!p- <f\
ped with tine Hornos and con■
viysncea, and every attention is p»l<i to the ne
eommodatlon of parties wishing Traaspoitatlon,
1'teasure Buggies, Carriage«, or Riding llor<e», nr
to those who le» en animals In our care. Accom
modation» ample,f ed plentiful an l chsrgee mnd
erste, We run no hut will !r*n«p«rt any
pai tie« to any point within travnling di.taneeof
this city. novie -lm
POT-WARE.
OvENH, POT8 and 8K1MJ5T8.
ODD LIDB, of all sises— hi Qu« assortment,
Jnst received, and for aale by
July'iï-tf JAMK8 MtVAI.