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Industrial Resources and Progress Of the
Southern and Western IStdtes

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The produce consumed on the farm by an av-
erage family of three white persons Including
workmen) and eight servants, who, in the alb
sence of all domestic restraint, carry the keys,
and eat and feed Oh: what they please, and by
the stock, including four horses, must have been
upwards of seven hundred dollars. The princi-
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81 NV merchant whoever else
NAV he actinr for me there will pay to j. u. b. De-
Row Ten Dollars on the delivery of the volumes of
his Southern Industrial Resources and also my sub
seription for the current year to DeBowss Review
Erase this last if nothing will be due when
this is presented, which will be in November or
December, 1852. Il 81
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4 Good Jokc.-The following doggerel ha,
been written on the event ofhauling up from the
river, in Carrollton, H., to the different dram
shops in that place two barrels Of whiskey, which
the sbop-keepers would not claim. They are
supposed to belong to Carolton Missouri. They
were tipped into the street and there left, anC
there they still lie. Here follows the poetry, {
parody on "Blue-eyed Nary"
Come tell me whiskey barrel,
Saw whittier dost thou roam,
That thou hast come to Carroll,
With neither friends nor home?
They call me Red-eyed RUM
] see I've lost my way;
The Sons are my undoing,
Since, they have got the sway
VIII no one have compassion,
And grant me shelter here2
No, thou art ont of fashion,
And hast no friends to cheer.
Into the street we'll cast thee,
Although thou mast been King,
Zen thy last friends desert thee
Condemned, accused thing.
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Southern Planter.

A SMALL VIRGINIA FARM.-Mr: Edtor:-I
am often asked what is the amount of the annu-
al sales from my little farm of sixty acres of
cultirated land. My books show that my sales
-nf last rear's nrndnce wore as flllnwS
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STEAM BETWEEN L RAN,

STEAM BETWEEN FRANCE AND
AMERicA--A late Paris letter states
that an English company has propo-
sed to the Emperor to establish a line
of steamers from Dieppe to North and
South America. There are to be
nine or ten boats, and they are to De
permitted to entera France free OF
charges. 1t is certain that while at
Dieppe The Emperor presided at a
meeting Of commissioners who had
been appointed to ascertain what could
be done to ameliorate the condition OF
that port; and that quite number
of the measures proposed were adop.
ted, and 100000 francs were as.
signed to carry them at once into exc.
cution.
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HENRY BoNEABEL.-We refer with
pleasure to the card ofthis well-krown
chemist and apothecary, in another
column. Mr.. Bonnabel is nlanufac-
toring an article oflime expressly for
sugar making-an article far superior
to all others-got up with the great
est care by Mr.. Bonnabel himself, who
is one of the best chemists, in the State
of louisiana. We advise our sugar
planters to send an order to Bonnabel,
and try his Bi-sulphite Of lime. They
will find not only difference in the
color, but the quality Of the sugur
made with it.
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AN INNOCENT MAN PLEADING
GuILTy-One day last week a man
was arranged in the Criminal Court
of Hamilton county, Ohio, on charge
Of DEMONSTRATING. In pleading to the
charge, he replied guilty. The Court
ask him what kind Of a horse it was
he had stolen, when he answered, ga
white horse " Witnesses were intro.
duced and it was proven that the de-
PENDANT was noted liar, and did rot
steal the horse, aud the Judge dis
charged him. The prisoner after
wards remarked that he plead guilty
for the purpose OF having a home for
few years.
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$50 REWARD,

DROKE Jail at Baton Rouge. on the
y night of the 2oI instant, three negro
men, as follows -
JIM, grif., ',bout fee, 81 inches ~
high and about 2S or 30 years old-EA
has some scars on his neck and one on H..
his forehead over the left eye, caused by i
burn or scrofula-very intelligent and quick
spoken.
JOHN, boy. 10 years old, five feet in
ches high very black nose inclined TO Ro-
man, ve,y round and compact!y built
LEW Is. about 5 feet 81 high. black and
very ragged dressed, in cd white homes
pu. cotton. Jim and Iohn both have gray
kersey caprots new-also new shoes. l
will give the above reward for the delivery
70 me Of the above negroes, or SO dollars
for either OF them. JAS. J. ODOM,
oct25-tc . Jalor.
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rMr. Fishbank, a very lucid
exponent of the new school of phys
iology-'he spirit rapping, womans
right sect, says:
God is the entire process Of
thought, com bining in itself the objec
tive movement in nature, with the
logical subjective, and realizing itself
in the spiritual sotality Of humanity
He Tor it, if you willy is the eternal
movement of the universal, ever rails,
ing itself to a subject, which, first of
ali, in the subject comes to objectiyity
and a real consistence, and according
ly, absolbs the subject in its abstract
in Individuality
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Elder G. G. Adams, the preacher
and tragedian, died recently in Boston.
He was an odd character, and one
who both played and preached in that
city. He always defended his pro-
fession as an actor, and commended that
there was no ircompatibility between
it and religion.
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The Spirit of the Morning Journals.

In our very hasty review of the
spirit of the morning Journals Of Thurs
day, some funny typographical errors
occurred, which we hasten now to cor
rect. In speaking of a heart worn
rough by quarter centuries contact
with the villany and injustice of man
the wor,i contact" by some crook,
has an in it, and is written contract.
We have not get made any contract
with viliiany, though an anonymous
scribbler in the Daily Gazette says we
have. We can say, however, that we
are ready to hear any propositions he
has to make on the subject.-In an
other place Of the same paper, We say,
speaking Of another anonymous wri-
ter in the Gazate--that Markham keeps
the best boat the oacner will afford.
AS we designed to have it-and as it
was written, it was thus: Markham
keeps the best boat that the torn can
afford" We hope we stand corrected
before the eyes Of the nation on these
two subjects Tile Gazette has
an article on the subject of the mats
the author says he thinks that Mr..
Kendall, the New Orleans Postmas-
ter, ought to resign en- Office which he
has no capacity to fiji. All the short
comings of the mail, is attributed to
Mr.. KenM. Poor man, we begin
to sympathize with him from the bot
tom of our soul, Gift has any bottom.)
The Bee, the Bulletin, the Balloon
in short the whole body of the pres.
has been throwing "bricks,": a. s'is
deyouted head for the past two masyhs
1t is high time they should .ga'et it.
Mr.. Kendall certainly is hot. resoon-
sible for all the.eslssQf the present
mail arrangements, for to orr knowl-
edge there are noustod s,ostmasters
mail agent, contractors, al homs"i
hoe who might come in for q share Of
abuse. We think it time for Mr.
Kendall's public faults should De de
Tended and set down to his de}it, and
let the balance come in for the bal
ance In the upper part Of the State,
as well as the lower, we are told that
there are mails running hither and
thither, but from our own knowiedge
can say that if letters are received
with any regularity, they have first to
be sent to New York, or some other
out of-the-way place, to he mailed.
The short comipgs Of couatry Post
masters throughout the whole length
and breadth of the State, is too well
known to need commentary.
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10 The State of Ohio is at present

70 The State of Ohio is at present
in great state of excitement on ac
count of the two religious sects wag-
ing war upon one other. The Mex
nonites and the Omishites The mat
ter Of contention is about buttons and
hooks and eyes, with the women and
the length Of gentlemen's coat tails.
These are rational matters for differ
ence Of opinion, bat we can see 10
sense in quarrelling eternally about
immaterial things, about which nothing
definite can even be known.
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NOTICE,

Sixth JudiciaL Dist. Couyt-Par-
ISL Of East Baton Rouge.
WHEREAS Joseph w. Chapman ofsaid
w Parish, has applied TO said Court to
be appointed administrator of the estate of
Sarah Gerbolt late of said parish decd.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication of this notice why
the said application should not be granted.
oct 2Jw2t. NJ. MORENO. Clerk.
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BATON ROUGE:::::::::::OCT., 20: 1858

wWe are authorized to announce F.
3. SANS. as candidate for Justice OF the
Peace for Ward No. /. Election 2lst No
Vember 1853
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N0YlC,p;.

.Siufh JudiciI Dist. Court-Pdr-
ISL Of East Baton Rouge.
WHEREAS Thos Prendergast of said
w Parish, has applied to said Court to
be appointed administrator of the estate Of
Sarah Gerholt, late of said parish deed.
Notice is hereby given to all persons In
teIested, to shew cause within ten days
from the first publication of this notice,
why the said application should not be gran
ted. oct 2j-2w NJ. MORENO, Clerk.
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ALL SAINTS DAY.-Next Tuesday
is the day on which the beautiful and
poetic custom of decorating the tombs
of departed friends, and relatives,
take place in all the Catholic coun-
tries. This solemn fete is ore calcu-
lated to produce the most pleasing
emotions at the same time it fevives
the memory of the past, and calls up
the future teaching solemn lesson
that we seek in vain to learn else
where. All Saints day seems to
have been appointed at season, when
the flowers may for moment be
snatched from the frost of winter, to
adorn the sepuleher, and remind us
that they will bloom again, and again;
reminding us in the most forcible Ian
guage Of enternity.
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AVIS.


CoAr IU Siriemc Dist. Jud1clalre,
Poroisse dESt Baton Rouge.
A TTENDU que Thos. Prendergast de Ia
IA dite Paroisse, a fait application la
dte cour pour etre NOMINEES administrators
de Ia succession de Sarah Gerholt, denie-
rement de Get Paroisse decedee.
Avis est par Ia presente donnes a toutes
persornes interesses de taire savoir leur raj
son dams dix iours de la premiere publica-
ton de Get avis, pourquoi la dit application
lie seralt pas accord6e.
oct2j-2W NJ. MORENO, Grefiler.
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1.-THE Delta in noticing an arti-

rThe Delta in noticing an arti-
Gle in the Nashville Wing in reference
to the State Capitol Of Tennessee,
winds up by throwing another heavy
brick at our own State House. The
great difficulty about the house at
Nashville is on account of the size of
the rooms. The grandatl0Queast
members cannot hear themselves
speak. This Is very serious objec.
ton. But let us ask how is it to be
remedied, when accommodations have
to be provided for 800 or more sover-
eigns to loung, smoke, chew, spit, and
swear and sometimes fight, make
themselves otherwise agreeable ? How
is it to be remedied, in so large an
assemblage of soyereigns, when the
chairman in small committee room
cannot often times hear his own voice
call the house ''to order. VIII the
Delta please answer US this question,
and be careful that he does not in pro-
posing a remedy, ''cut down the rep
resentation, and thus stab the demo-
cratic principle in vital place.
We know there is such a branch of
science as that denominated acoustics
and we know too that The architects
brains, are often racked to find how
a small room can be made to hold a
large number of Republicans, who
have horrid notion of being cramped
in anything. Perhaps the Delta has
some new plan to propose to obviate
the difficulty so often complained Of.
:: .s7s...:l
'he p''p'Si''o' ID e'Nefs''''se " 'n.A'
ahother.consstutioa'and. remove the
sea. bf goyetnment te hear to POM
pei} that the Delta VII enligbten the
sfste On ifs snbisct. The Delta
ao,,sab.r taals ~ ,iefao.s of,the ores-
ent Semi Barbaric Castle Of the aolden
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~We are authorized to annom &c A.
W. BELL, as candidate for Justice OF the
Peace for Ward No. 1. Election 2lst No
gemder, 1853.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
C0ur du Si1ien1. Dist. Judiciaire,
Par0isse d Est Baton Rouge .
A TTENDU que Jos. w. Chapman de la
IA dite Paroisse. fat application la
dite cour pour etre NOMINEES administrator
de la succession de Sarah Gerholt dernie-
rement de Get Paroisse, decide.
Avis est par la presente donnes toutes
personnes interesses de faire SAVIOR eur raj
son dams dix jours de la premiere publica-
ton de Get avis, pouriaoi Ia dit application
ne serait pas accordee.
oct. Is N. MosEso, GreG~,
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~ We are authorized to announce
CHARLES L. HALL, Esqr., as a ranai-
date for Justice OF the Peace, IN the 2nd
Ward of the CORPORATION.
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10 Wagstaff (rather quisics

10 Wagstaff (rather a quisical
name) a lawyer in Jersey, brought a
suit some time ago, against the Cour-
Ter and Enquirer Of New York, for
defamation of character and placed
the damages at good round sum.
Shortly after the suit was commenced,
Wagstaff was arrested and not being
able to give bail, was thrown into
jail, for obtaining money under false
pretcnces. The editor of the Courier
and Enquirer has addressed note
to Wagstaff, in which he first sympa-
thizes with, and then assures him, that
he will take no unfair advantage of
his retirement from active persuits-
expressing the hope that he may soon
be again at liberty to prosecute his
case for damages, by defamation OF
character.
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rIt is with feelings OF deep regret we
are called on to record the death of the
Rev \. fl. LAMoN, of West Baton Rouge.
lie died at his residence on Friday morning.
after very short illness. Mr.. LAMoN, for
the past year has been discharging his du-
ties of Pastor to large congregation in
West Baton Rouge, and occasionally off
ciating in this city, as rector of st. James
Episcopal Church. He was an amiable and
courteous gentleman-much beloved by a
large circle of acquaintance.
At the time of his death, Nix LAMoN,
was a candidate for superintendent of Pub
lie Education, in this State 1t was but a
few days ago that he was in our Office full
of life, and boayant with hope for the fu-
ture-to day he will be consigned to the
tomb.
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NOR THE SKff-Bav Rum, Aromatic
L Vinegar Chalk Balls, and squares
for sale by oct26l II. I. WADDILL.
pUCKWHEAT!- "A few boxes Of the
Ii new crop, just received by
oct IS JOSHUA BEAL.
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ScHooLs.-The male and female
schools will be resumed on Monday
the 31st inst, in Ward No. l.
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~ We see that master John T..
O'Hea one fthe editors of the Young
American, published at Plaquemine, is
dead.
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IN DOTH pOWDEES-Mastcha Tooth
l. Paste. Charcoal Tooth Paste, Bal
samic Tooth paste--Fose scented, Deutilimo
Tooth Powders--for sale by
oct 20 Fl. T. WADDILL.
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y en- A0pertlsem ents.
Bi.SuIphite of Linn ..

NHE undersigned is manufacturing this
y important article on large scale
The planters and Sugar manufacturers,
generally, may depend upon getting the
very agent wanted to increase the quantity
of sugar, and to obtain it whittier and purer.
Directions how to use it will be delivered
gratis or sent by mail free Of postage.
Fl. BoNNABEL, manufacturing chemist
81 & 81 Tchoupitoulas street, corner of
Natchez, New Orleans.
The most satisfactory certificates Of the
value of this preraration Of Lime can be
had, from large Sugar Planters in the State
who use it. Address letters post paid to
HENRY BoNNABEL, New Orleans.
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CTICK POMATUM-The best form in
- which Pomatum can be put up. Can
be conveniently CARED in the pocket, al
ways ready for immediate application
for sale 10y oct 26) H. T. WADD1LL.
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YANKEE ENTERPRISE IN VALPAR-
AIso.-Thc result Of the general in
PRODUCTION Of Americans into the CT
ties on the shores of the South Pacific
has been to infuse a spirit of enter
prise among the people, and lend ac-
tivity TO every branch of trade. The
h.eakEater at Valparaiso is progress
ing rapidly uhden Yankee superin-
tendence, and the bonded warehouses
are rapidly rising into grandeur under
the auspices OF that indefatigable
American, John Brown. Another
great enterprise, attributed to Ameri-
cans, has been the procurement of les
for The citizens, under an exclusive
contract with the Government. The
appearance Of a Yankee two-wheeled
cab in the streets Of Valparaiso has
created quite an excitement among
the moustached hidalgos, and made
them open their eyes with wonder
Sewing machines, too, are about be-
ing introduced there. There seems
to be one thing more wanting, and
that is, a little wholesome Yankee
competition with the sluggish British
mail line, which applies on the coast.
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EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKER-
Il cheif-17 dozen assorted extracts,
Wis: Boquet, Magnolia. Vioiette, Musk.
Jockey Club. Bouge Victoria, Verbena,
Tube Rose, Patchoula--for sale by
oct o6 Fl. L. WADDILL.
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DRODUCE--l16 Barrels st Louis Flour.
L 30 bags Onions % barrels Apples,
just received per steamer Atlantic, and fer
sale by loot 81 JOSHUA BEAL.
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bacon Shoulders, Sides and Hams,
ID for sale by loot Psi JOSHUA BEAL.
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~ fisheries, just received by
oct JOSHUA BEAL.
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COLOGNE WATER-In ! gallons,
" quarts, pints, pints, / and pints,
warranted as good os can he mad in the place
for sale by H. t. WADplLt.
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-]ie0.

E)ie0.
At his residence in West Baton Rouqe,
on Friday the 2sth inst, the Rev A. ii.
LAMON.
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~ OSHEN BUTTER "A choice arti-
~ Gle, for sale by
oct % JOSHUA BEAL.
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rORN Icon Meal. fresh ground
~ OF selected corn. Fer sale at the
Feed and Produce store Of
oct-lS '53-y. JosHUA BEAL.
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BRuLE LANDING.-We learn from
civiI engineer just from that loc atty,
that the ancient settlement at Brule,
is nearly cut off the map of creation.
That tyranical, unmanigable-dam
and levee breaking king Of waters and
prince of destroyers-the Mississippi,
has taken a cut off in the direction of
Brule, and the fairest portion of that
settlement has positively ''caved in"
We regret exceedingly to learn this
fact for the town of Brule has sacred
place in our memory. In days of old
we can recollect, when Brule was a
pIace-when many moonlight ex-
cursion on the water with music from
this locality; of lads and lasses, en-
barked joyously to Brule on Saturday
evenings, to attend the Grand Balls
that were then given under the super
vision of our ancient friend ''Foret."
Now alas! the scene has changed
The dancing days are over, and the
doors of the Ball, closed. We know
not to what causes to attribute the sad
change; unless it be visitation from
above, for the ingratitude with which
the modern citizens of Brule, have
treated an editor of this city-for his
yearning affection for the place. 1t
is not forgotten that they made a bad
imitation of him out of straw, and at
ter consuming the same, placarded the
aforesaid editor in the public bar-rooms
and otherwise maltrcated him.
This too, is of the past, let it be for
gotten; and we may honestly express
the wish that Brule will rise-not
Phoenix like, but like the mermaid
from the sea of waters and be again a
fourishing and prosperous city.
TO achat use aciW the engine next
be put.-In Cincinnati, two young
men have constructed suitable saw
ing machine, which they move from
door to door and saw wood at a reduc-
: 4b:u 10 rather n mOnopolv
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR
I Bears oil, Pomalum, Trieopherous,
Balm Columbia, Jaynes Hair Tonic, Lou
dens Hair Toni,c phaions H air Invigorator,
Lyons Katharon and Hair dye--for sale by
oct % II. T. WADDILL,