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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

'H'HE undersigned Administrator on the
estate o! Joseph Hal, lite of II .rslall
county ind, deceased, will of r at public sale
or Saturday the 2Is; DAY Of April, 1855 a, IN.
iate residence OF The deceased. in Tippecsnos
iown, mp, al The Personal property belonging
to said estate Except VIVA; the widow has "a
served) consisting IN part IF one mare. one woke
o oxen. Two Horse Wagoa, Carpenters tools.
ore SpiiIt Leve', Crosscut Saw, Sugar 4. t,'e..
Side Saddle, &C., sc. ~
E'crssas--Oa ali SUMS ofthree dollars snd
under, cash in hand. and on sums oger that
amount, credit Of six months will be given
the purchasers givii 8 notes with approved Sc
curly, waving valuation and appraisernoi.t
laws. SAM Ell r. COONS. Admir-.
April 5, 1856. "a
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
OOrpOr1EiOrs Noficn

,l.1 meeting o: the President aud ,r,ns.,--
Ja law 0 os i pof,'i'n OF rymonth holden OH ,,e
nay on April A. ID. 1855, 1t was o~ssr,S - =. = 3.
T Use De | ubi''hsd ia the Plymouth p -
rn I,1e "Phcalien will be made to the ara
Ss55 for o rIe missioner ss,oaers at heir June Term
the blowing described Lots and Ti pu..'l." ..
fourth, 13 much Of the nor'h halfof the .ou-wcs.
number thirteen (No l3} Micb;@s, r 81 ss' = n
- u: N'' been L,rstofoIe annexed 10 SAL er
1 So. E~'ag o% a5; iy A. 1 whselsr Eeq Al
ieoSTled numbered from one to ON. - 'a' I.
ana .nf'etn iron to ll3) .ncln.ivs al 49,
nos o.. lets A. and B. m The ,eri i.o. H. +
,o3i O 80. % " 'ag or Wryne and Chicago Ii
~ Ia, south Il oai 10. number g:tv =, vs,'
40. % 50. 50 mrch of,be Pl,,.,:,i = va, va;
= o. y. OWE hy Aus.ia FLle-g.E -.
o. Yellow RIVER. . -''' "Ss'
plymouth April 81 1875.
le.,, >, ~ i BROWN President,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
a Lazy Mans Paradise.
From Lieat. Gibbons Report Of the Explora
tioa OF the Amiz,n.

From LIcat. Gibbons Report OF the Explora-
tioa OF the Amlz.n.
The following is en- account of The
daily life of d Creole family in the town
OF Santa Cruz, tho capitol of the Bo.
iiviau depastman; OF lhit name. For d
lazy man. Santa De Bolivia mus, be q
perfect paradise. TO say nothing Of the
chance a bachelor has Of being able to
secure a partner in city where there
are FIVE women TO one man:
Very early in the morning. the Creole
getting GU. Of bed, throws himself into
a hammoc; his wife stretches herself
upon bed near b.. while the children
seat themselves with their legs under
them On the chairs. all in their nigh,
dresses. The Indian servant girl enters
with cup OF chocolate for each mem
Der Of the family, after which, she bring
some Goals Of fire IN silver dish. The
wife lights her husband cigar, and
then one for herself Some time is thus
spent in reclining, chatting. and regal
ing. The man slowly puts on his cot
ton trowstrs. WOODEN coat, leather shoes.
and vicgma hat, with his neck exposed
TO tho fresh air-silk handkerchiefs are
scarco--he walks to some near nsighbors;
with whom he again drinks chocolate
and smokes another cigar.
A. midday small low table is set in
the middle of the room, and the family
go TO breakfast. The wife sits next TO
her husband. the women ale very pretty
and aHectionate 10 their husbands, He
chooses her f:om among five. there be
ing about that number of women 10 one
man In the town. The children seat
themselves, and the dogs form ring be-
hind. The first dish is a chupe of pota
toes with large pieces of meat. The man
helps himself first, and throws his bones
straight across the table; child lodges
its head to give it free passage. and the
dogs rush after il as it falls upon The
ground floor. A child then throws its
bone. the mother dodgesund the dogs rush
behind her. The second dish has small
pieces Of meat without! Bones. Dog:
are now fighting. Next comes a dish Of
finely chopped beef. then beef soup. veg
etabies, and frnits, finally coffee or choc.
olate. After breakfast. the man pulls
off his trowsers aud coat, and lies dowI
with his drawers In the hammoc. Hi:
wife lights him cigar. She finds he
way back to bed with cigar. The dogs
jump up and lie down on the chairs
the feas bite them OH the floor. The
Indian girl closes both doors and win
dows. and takes the children cut toplay
while the rest Of the family sleep.
AS o'clock P. NJ. the bells rims
to let the people know the priest is sa
ing prayer for then. whchrouses them
| The man rises, stretches his hands aboy,
his head; and gaps; the drops get dowr
and wh;ningly stretches himself. Will,
the wife sits up in the bed and loudl,
calls out for fire; the Indian girl reap
pears with a "chunk" for her mistress e
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
sa;i DrssElsn,scp.

10 u Ordained by The Psesid-nt sna
.-a,eS OF VIC Corporation o. Plymouth Tb,.
ttaS-:, 1870 . me salute in that ase plovilsd
We W. SS'i corporation is hereby iaii oirs,l j,
49,. :. INTO The following ID ;:1cts, u vit
-. a. - par o. sad Cooperation living North
- ia. :id0lsop street, including pelrs Al
All South Of Madison ST. and Nar, ~ -, - =
shall he District \ 2. ''''-'
Az South OF Adams st. aud No,.t. ,.e ,....
District No 3. '-i' u 'iar'' 3
al oouth Of Caro- St. aal North OF so.., E.
ID STREET n. "a '''~ g.
-, ~ :''u'A o. Soaia stree; and South 0, yellow
i ~ 'nciatins Ewing's aIdi:ion, D,stnet
ymou'h. ApE! ;, 1855.
tn. ;, Il. HROYN. President.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

t'F'94''-' - tF-ot-tl = 7
The steamship Asia arrived here at y
bout noon to-day. and her mails will &c
dispatched in the F. NJ. train.
We are in receipt Of papers lrcin II
ltax and 81. John Of late dates
The Legislative Council o! Nova Scotia
has refused 10 pass the Pr,hibitory Liquo.
Law. deftrriug It's consideration till II.
next session.
The Hdlifar JonrnGI contains oGiciar
orders for providing ra;icns for 500 re.
cruits expected from the United State:
for the army III the Crimes. The same
paper says il is expected .hat 5000 .ncr
will be obtained in he United STATE.
who are 20 Dc kept at H..itax to be dis
ciplinod
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

CO The Lafayette Courier says the
Madison Banaer denies the story !ha. a
MIR. MCDONALD, of that city. has had ihree
Of his ribs broken by the boa constructor
recently exhibited in that city. VIVA;
Gid occur was that the serpent. while 8,
one Of The. principal hotels, broke on, OF
his cage at late hour OF the night, and
betook himself to the bar-room, introduc.
ing himself 10 he solitary attendant BY
raising his head and darling olt his tongue
in o manner SO very inquisiiive that the
bsrkeeper leaped the counter. leaving his
snakeship "mouarch Of all he surveyed,
ill the keeper of the Inons'er was found
10 take in charge and re- cuge bis highly
valuable pet.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

The Metk Markes.-The demand for In
diana SIS in New York. for banking op.
eraiions in this State. is still represented
quite brisk. While The demand runs
up The price Of these stocks for future
operations, it does not so readily affect
the prices Of the Free Bank money al
ready based Oh them under the old .aw.
The Bankers, who regulate the prices CT
the present deprecated Free Bank money,
know The secfc, Of this 1uclua;iou in the
price Of those stocks. and are slow to in
crease the p,ice OF third end fourth class
funds.
Indiana SIS stood o, lbou, Sc for seve-
raj days. In the Tribune Of las, Monday
lbey were quoted at 81.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

"May the sacred name Of Nicholas sur
vive In our ranks as terror to the foe
and for the glory of Russia"
! Various rumors and statements as to
the last moments. of Nicholas are circu
lated; among them. one that he desired
Alexander to make peace. even at the
sacrifice Of Russian influence On the
Black Sea. as he (Nicholas) had not be
lleved in the Anglo French alliance. -
This is regarded as doubtful
The Vienna Conference formally met
on the lotE of March. There were pres
ent one French, two English. two Aus.
TRAN, and two Turkish representatives..
The Russian Plenipote n,iay was absent.
The discussion on the general basis Of
negotiations terminated satisfactorily,
aud the Russian representatives accepted
verbally the Interpretation OF the Allies.
kumors are current that England and
austria would be content without the
demolition IF Sebastopol. Napoleon
absolutely insists on that condition.
The mission Of General WeGdell to
France complete ly failed. Prussia refus.
es TO acceds 20 the treaty with the AL
lies, and will not. therefore, be admit
led to participate III the Conference.
The latest dates from Sebastopol ase
to the 9Th instant. The Allies had re.
opened their fire upon the town with
good effect The weather was cooler and
fine. and The health of the troops i'm.
proving.
II
ton.
Farther particulars OF the storming of
the two Russian redoubiS by the French.
show that they were taken and blown up
by the French, being untenable The
French loss being 100 killed and 800
wounded.
The Russians were for!fying the VAL
ley Of latermann.
al official French disps tch says; The
siege works are proceeding with great
activity
The reported death OF the GRIND Duke
Michsel was false. He and his bro,he.
had left the Ciimsa for ST. Petersburg.
Menschihotr had gone to Moscow
Gen. Osten Sacken was in command at
Sc bastOpol. and Gen. Lude!s OF Odessa.
The noebuck committee was centinu.
!ag 10 investigation into the war, ellie
ling evidence OF The wo,s, mismanage.
ment,
Parliamentary proceedings were uniln
portant.
The Emperor Napsleon's visit to The
Cfsne- IS as doubtful as ever.
The charge against Gen Forsy Of in.
triguins with the Russians at Sebastopol
IS denied BY the Moni,eur. ba: Forey is
recalled.
The Belgium ministerial crisis con
iinues.
The Spanish Cortes have had Cuban
Affairs brought before them. and a recon-
datIon f'0;n Gen. Ccncha 10 make li5es
al concessions to the Cuhans
r new Bitvarian loan OF 6 500, eco
tha.ers is announced.
LIVERPOOL BaEA DsTUFFs.-The.e has
been an improved tone in the market
during the week. and prices have also
improved; but the advance has rather
checked business. Between. Shelly SEQ
report an advance Of 81 on wheat. and
Is on flour. Is on com Wesiern Can't
Hour As 42s for cid. and 35s a 3ss
for new. Wheat. white lis lOd rs:
red los 81 Is CT. Indian corn. hi,e
42s 8! As; yellow 42s Z az Gil.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
Es.SSOfssfinas

VIZ partnership heretofore cx-s-irr be.
= :"tS- me uadrraigued in the practice n;
:; -,- Ii-.aiF The firm OF West y Cray VIZ.
Ai'soiYe. y The rru l-l consent of tbf. na,r;-,.
81 We IN day 81 November 1854. All ,ho,s
i.ldel;ei VIII lease cal anI max. ,,l.,n..-
- 'f.r i-ai The old business may be closed
.F. West may he To- nj At his residence ard Dr
"a al His Office over Pershing's Drag SCR
- ma accounts arc divide and will
De iVhhd with one or the other party.
Dr. Z. EST
April ), 1861. - M "a.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
E0ss CGEE.

7 ME undersigned would prefer having his
4 business settled without cost and iron
bic, but unless his accounts that are yet ont.
standing, are closed III some way by the f.si
olf May, he viii be under the neceSs ty Or ask.
ing the assistance OF officers to aid I'm in pet.
tng ms Iust dues; he wishes to Jay what he
o"eS' alo must nave the mems from those
owing him to meet his liabilities.
A. .sH N4BARGER
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

An expedition. consisting oClwo COM
panies of dragons and three companies
of rangers. commanded by Captain Cal
houn. has set out from Fort Caadbourne,
to operate agains. the Southern Canaan
ches of Texas. A train, numbering 63
government wagons. laden with supplies,
accompanied the expedition
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

THE PARADISE OF Fools. Middleton
or Topsfeld. in Essex county. Massa-
chusetts. appears to be the grand seat of
supernatural wonders. 1t was in this
neighborhood that Salem Witchcraft
sprang up; Spiritual rappings still ex.
.ensively pervads the place. and Joseph
Smith, the founder OF the Mormons, was
born there.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

The old Madison Banner is scarcely
ever destitute of novelties Of some kind.
The weekly of March %. comes 10 US
with its terms increased from one 10 i've
dollars per snnum. Ii is soid 10 be the
Oldest paper in The Sac; aud we have
no reason to doubt i; as it certainly has
mere ears than any other.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
Fresh Meats.

During Spring and Summer my DAYS for
butchering VIII be Monday aud Friday of each
week. Smoked, Dried, and Picked Meats.
for sale every day. Also, pickles AID pickle /
feet. Some have been frightened at my big
dog, but he will not bite you. If he does, will
pay all damages. His name is Mr. NJ !. ID.
Cougle, and of course the latter end Of the
name treats all politely.
Plymouth, April 2, 80, &c.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

THE PLYMOUTH BANNEn.--OuE old
friend Nv. J. BURNS. has again taken
charge Of the BANNER. We welcome
him back, lie always did make spicy
paper. and we presume he will have
more to encourage him hereafter than
formerly, as the future Of Plymouth is
bound TO be glorious. so soon as she
has Rail Road communication with La
Porte.-Laporle Union.
We have received and ore still! receiv-
ing hatlering increase of patronage,
bro. Millikan, blu. had never before fully
comprehended the cause. We are fully
satisfied of one thing, TO be sure-we
could not get in communication. by rail-
road or otherwise, with a better little
town. or bet;et neighbor of the quill
than John of the Union.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
ARRIVAL OF TIKI ASIA.
New YonK March 30

The Asia arrived at Halifax at nine
o'clock on Thursday night.
The manifesto issued by the new EN-
peror of Russia is Of an inspiring char
acter. referring TO the endesyors Of his
father to improve the condition of his
troops. and declaring his adherence to
his fathers plans in this respect to the
largest extent. The manifesto concludes:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

THEFT OF MONEY LETTERS FROM A
PosT OFFicE.-A number Of letters. con-
tanning money 90 The amount Of $4,000,
were recva,ly purloined from the Balii-
more Pos, Office, ana CHARLES r. Pow.
ELL, for ten years a letter carrier, has
been arrested on suspicion, aud held to
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

- ~. .t {. or1.;Rea 6ythe P-.siEen. s-s Tr.,,
- az; ,..e Co'Po Iatie7' et s'7yer9,.ik.
- gas s''eet shall re AM her. ly :s.
80 ,,''it iFoin IS present i,,.aa:oi. ma.
:, I'm IN i;'''.'i s7r'A ihe B. ,ie,
Fi'rao l. April "a 1875.
-aae'f y. - Sn,Ia, C,e,,. ''os"'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
Kansas Election.

CHICAGO. March 81.
A dispatch from western Missouri, via
st. Louis. says that :he pro slavery tick
ct on the north side of Kansas river had
900 majority. and that there was no
opposition to the pro.slavery ticket in
Burr Oak or Atchison precincts.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

DO you think you are fit to die 2 said
a step-mother to her neglected child.
Il don't know said the little girl. tax.
ing hold Of her dress. and inspecting it
II guess soft amt too dirty
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

A new stove has been invented for the
comfor; Of travellers, il is put undor the
feet and mustard plaster upon the bead,
which draws The heat through the whole
system.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

The ST. Louis Intelligencer says that
on Wednesday last there were in the
vaults of the Bank of Missouri and of the
private banking houses in that city. coin
amounting to over 100000, wholly
unemployed and uupledged.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
New York. March 81

Washington dispatches state that or
ders have been sent 10 nearly all our ma
w yards to have all available vessels and
material prepared for immediate use. and
instructions issued to all naval officers at
The various yards TO hold themselves in
readiness for sea- A reinforcement OF
the Gulf Squadron is stated to be the OBJ
iect in view.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

RumOr.-Since the Laporte Times gave
such cheering account Of the present
prosperity and future prospects of Madi-
constantly running off the track as they
pass thaiplace. How is this to be rem
edied
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

The New Yorh Tribune thinks the
present inc ficient condition OF the mill
tary service of Great Britain, as exhibi
ted before Sevasiopol. is Justly a.tsibu,-
able TO he late Duke of Wellington, and
The system of which he was author.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

For Eansay.-The Detroit Free Press
OF the lst instant says, that on Thursday
and Friday last upwards Of five hundred
emigrants passed through this city from
the east, en- route fos Kansas.
ward the star of empire takes its way !"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

The divosce law of Massachusetts, has
iusl been so amended that the defendant
in an action for divorce can demand trial
by jury.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

las Decatur Press says that Mrs. M
RI SELFRTDGE, aged one hundred and tuo
years. died on Tuesday last, at the re.l-
dence o! Rob-E: Armstrong. her son in
law, two miles west Of G.eensturs.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
Piftsburg S.oaeCo.,
Administrators Sale

We uhr ersigned. administrator or H.
a late OF Andrew Combs late Of Ne i,ae 80,
s eoan.y' md, deceased. win oGer a, aa,shsi
all ts U saturday The 18th day o. Apri r ras
late c ps;s nal property belonging to said 90
one trnnk S'. ,Sn y IN part of beds aud beddins
her''is;--Six months credit IN al
over three dollars That aunar, oH an sums
cash IN hand. Notes to be .iven @ s,'"i der.
pation and appraisement laws "Si'iny val
April s. 1855. 0iN COIL.
.s.-g
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

NAsHiNGT0N, March 80.
There is no truth in The sur,njses or
predictions tia: an extra session OF Con
gress will De called. either in view al
events which have transgissd. or which
axe likely 10 happen.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

The Common Council of Albany has
passed an ordinance imposing fine OF
twenty five dollars upon any one who
shall use camphene in any house. store,
or shop in that city.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
Remember to pay the postage on you

Remember to pay the postage on your
letters. From the first of April The law
requires letter. postage 10 be prepaid; and
letters will not be forwarded, if the post
age is not paid when the letter is deposit
ed in the postofiice. Recollect this, or
your letters may be lost. Posimsslers are
not bound 10 receive. or take care of any
letters that are no; postpaid when left.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

A Mexican paper says that the Roman
Catholic Church in that country owns
property worth 100000. 600.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
$50 acres of Iassd for Sale

ME South west quarter Of section thirty
a one IN township thirty four north. CT
range two east; also the south east quarter OF
sectlou one IN township thirty-three north. OF
Im.se 'so east S situated three miles east o.
lriyi OUT, This land is heavily timber.d
&c. aSa'--Haple.
- FOR ,o, further particulars apply to N ~ r,.-
at Plymouth. Apr 5,ISj5. " n L En- ~.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
III A Il lRTET

Reason governs Tie wise man and
cu2gels the fool.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
List Of Letters

Rem lining in the Post Office at Plymouth. A
pril Ist 1853
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
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~, - ~ !. DliN'II ! TIE
--f'eS', II. II. S.. TN Cl.,,.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
q dEesErsisfrat0r,s Sale.

April ), 1861
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-18
SUCCESSION SALE.C

STATE OF LOuSlANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Court-Parish of East Ba-
ton Rouge--Tn the matter of the Success
sion o. Mrs. HELENE Fulton, decd, mo. :
447 Probate u"
DY virtue of commission issued in
ID the above Succession, and to me
directed, from tie hon9sxth judicial dis
trict court in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid | viii by virtue OF said com
mission, offer az public sale, on the premi-
ses wherein the deceased last resided, on
Third Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF December, 1855, at [ o'clock, A. M,
the propersy hereinafter setforth and des-
cribed, belonging to the succession of Mrs.
Helene Fulton, late of said Parish, decd,
to wit:
A LOT of ground situated in that part Of
the City Of Baton Rouge, designated on the
plan thereof, as lot No. H. of square No.
Q, measuring sixty feet front on Third ST,
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth,
french measure, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
A TRACT of land situated in the De-
vil's Swamp, in this Parish, at about 8 or
10 miles above the City of Baton Rouge,
fronting the Mississippi River. ION the
day of sale the boundaries and quantity of
land will be made known)
PAULINE, muIatress, aged about forty
years, and her three children, viz: Pauline,
IL years: Octave, a boy, s years; and Os-
car, a boy, years of age
STICKY, negro woman, aged about so
years.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms of Sale.
The real estate and slaves, on credit Of
one, two and three years from the day of
sale, in equal staIments-purchasers to
gre notes endorsed TO the satisfaction of
VIM. Reynaud, Tutor to the minor. George
Nicol, grand child of said deceased, and
special mortgage reserved on the property
sold, until final payment; the notes to bear
eight per cent interest from their respective
maturites till paid. The personal proper
ty for all sum Of Ten Dollars and under
that amount, CAsE, and for all sums over
Ten Dollars, payable on the first day of
March next, 1850, purchasers to give
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing eight
per cent interest from due till paid.
L. GRANDPRE.
novl0-e-w suctionee..
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-18
Dt(u ORLEANS Mmktts.
FRIDAY EVENING Nov. I6, IS

FRIDAY EVENING Nov. I6, IS.
COTTON-The Peayure of Friday says, the
demand was not general and the sales did not
exceed 5000 bales but at firm prices for even
running lists.
Liverpool Clnssiflcatton.
Inferior ..5 M5b Mihdling.. ...s 0sk
Ordinary. ....6 1QGA Good Middling.s A1sA
Good Ordipary.7 @7h Midd'g Fair 10 dtloh
Low Middling, .74M74 Fair .........10H o.
q Saskatchewan good but less active than
yesterday Sales 800 hnds,, including 100 hhds.
prime of the old crop I 9-l6c., q hhds. choice
open kettle at &c. Al at hsSG17ssc, 9 hhda yellow
clarified at $40. and IL hhds. centrifugal at sll
@shc.
MOLASSES-500 bills. were sold at 27I2skc
and IA half bbls at 32bc
FfOUR-Sales 5000 bbs., including 80 fine At
IS 80 $40 Illinois at Sc 81 45O Indiana at less,
GAO and 100 st Louis ~ ~ go aud Is extra at 40
WHEAT-Market heavy. Sales 6O5 and loco
sacks prime at&l 81 and lat white at ~ % u
bushet "
OATS-saes 800 sacks 81. Louis nj 44c, 600
at 45c., 600 at 46c and 200 a. 4Tc.
pORK-Mess retailing at 500
HAY-t4D tons extra sold at $2s so n ton.
GUNNY bags 10 bales sold at 20c
sALT-6go0 sacks one fourth fine and 64e9 sacks
coarse are reported at 81 25; 1900 one eighth
fine to arrive at 81 20 and 54o0 also to arrive at
81 10.
COFFFE-sales SO bags Rio at 1o4c, GIG at
10kc., 1870 at 19sSc. and 900 at lie.