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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-13

A WIFE's PowER.--The power of wife for good
or evil is irresistible Home must be the seat of hap
ptness or it must be forever unknown A good wife
is to man, wisdom and courage in dspair. No con-
decision, and economy There is no outward pros
perty which counterfeit incidence extravaganza
and folly at home. No spirit long endure bad
domestic influence. Man is strong, but his heart is
not adamant. He delights in enterprise and action
whole heart He needs his moral force in the con-
fCts Of the world To recover his equanimty and
composure home must be to him place of repose, OF
peace, of cheerfulIness of comfort and his soul re-
news its strength again, and goes forth with fresh
vgOr to encounter the labor and troubles of life
But if al home he finds rest and is there met with
bad temper, sullenness or gloom, or is assailed by
discomfort complaint, hope vanshes, and he sinks
into despar
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Steamboat IN Fire.

New YORK, June 1913, m.-The steamer City
OF Newark is now burning off Staten Island. Three
steamers are along side engaged in taking o the pas
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TRUNKS AND VAL[SSES FOR GENTLEMEN
Trunks for Ladies, ingeniously conrived. Also Hat
Cases, French STYLE at SCOTT BALDWIN,
June 18th 80 Market Street.
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Still Later from Kansas-VioIence and Bloodshed
ST. LOUIS, June 10.--The independence cores
pendent OF the Republican, under date of the 5th
says that Marshal Donaldson and four of the men
while in the discharge of their official duty, had been
killed near Hickory Point, on the 3rd. The Marsha
in the act Of arresting the attached to the
party under Captain Pate-Pate's company had in.
creased, destroying houses and driving families from
their homes Bull Creek.
One hundred and fifty men, under Capt. Reed, left
New Santa Fe in pursuit of the marauders. Report
says that franklin had not been taken, though it was
attacked by large party. Captain Pate's company
had been liberated
Gov. Shannon issued proclamation on the 4th
in which he commands all illegal organizations tc
dispense, they will be dismissed by the United
States troops. He calls for vgience in the execution
of the laws, and the protection of persons and pro-
perty, without distinction OF party. He adds that
the proclamation of the President of the 18th oil
February will be strictly enforced
A requison had been made on COL Sumner for a
sufficient force to insure obedience 10 the proclama-
ton.
CHICAGO, June 1O.-The Democrat has letter
from Lecompton dated June 4th, which reports seve
raj skrmshes between the pro and the anti-slavery
organizations. The Kansas City Enterprise detailing
the previous adyices says that 80 Southerners pro-
ceeding from Wesport, under the command of Cap.
tain Patti, to Bull Creek suddenly met by an
equal party of Free State men, and after two hours
skirmishing the former surrendered Internationally
party of prO-slavery men, including the son Of
Gov Shannon made night attack on the house Of
Capt. Walker, five miles from Lecompton, when they
were fred upon and repulsed. Young Shannon wal
taken prisoner, but released the next day. Gov
Shannon took company OF dragons and searched
the houses of the Free State men for two days. tax
ing their arms and ammunition
Col. Sumner passed through Lecompton on the 4th
en- route for Topeka.
1t is reported that general rendezvous of pro
slavery men at Bull Creek had been arranged under
the command of Whitfield, and that they contemplate
a new attack on Lawrence. They expect to concen
trae six hundred mon, generally armed with Unitee
States muskets The free state men have resolved tt
settle the matter with their bayonets. Plans, it il
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Stills CREEK. N. c., JUNE 9TH, 1851

STILLS CREEK N. T., JUNE 9TH, 1890.
Gentlemen Your letter of the 29th ult:, received
!Tday in which hrough motion OF the late Democrat
nnty Convention you inform that have been nomi-
one of the Candidates at the approaching election,
10 represent the County in the House of Commons of North
Placed in this position altogether through the movement
my friends shall not hesitate in accepting the nomna-
H imony of their confidence and good opinion
Having do, abiding faith in the principles OF the
ona Democracy shall enter the with confident
hoping be abe in degree to aid in the
fOR of their principles principles upon which, believe,
Lends the safety of institutions the perpeuty OF
c0nfederacy. ., L;1 49, l
I'm to me the wish of the Convention, together with
rnur own, thank you po,ra-r ,.,r-,
Truly yours, - Ih0PEhI II 1AIE.
To MESSRs. k. X. BRYAN, j: j. WARD, L. HlGHSMIIH
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore. i pr tprem Philadelphia pr CT prem
New New York; s. virginia:... s. "
BoSton....-.l &C &c charleston, Sc -
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A similar letter 10 the one addressed to the nomi-
pees for the House Of Commons was also addressed
to Mr. Fenne, the nominee for seat in the Senate.
The following i. Mr. Fennell's reply accepting the
nomination:
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BANK OF WILMINGTON, N. Co.
JTNE H. 1856

JUNE IL, 1856.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Stock of this Bank made dur
- ing the present month of June will be entitled full
participation in the next dividend those made after this
month, will be entitled to interest," at the rate of six
per annum from the time they made till the next
dividend. By order of the Board
s. JEWETT, Cashier.
June H. 1856.-237- lw- 4l-laug.
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are for store rates. quantity lot of 500 casks
aceved and sold on Tuesday at 80 cts % cask 80 days
LIQUORS domestic whskey in full supply, and we re-
duce our quotations "a cents % gallon. See table.
MoIAssEs- receipts since our last and the supply OF
Cuba in hands has all been worked on quotaons IN "
are therefore, merely nominal We learn that cargo
! is shortly expected Ill
crop Irish brought in slowly and sell
from carts at 81 80 "a 81 70 P bushel.
r PRovsIoNs.For n c. cured BACON the market remains
ohot the There have been receipts during tne
mast k and there is remaining in first hands we
Pao w 60 report. Quotations are nominal we no.
ce enquiry from grocers ana parcels Wo9ld sen
Ioe 0ns See table For Western cured there
1 ;t.y W and only occasional sales are made
from store at 81 10 ns tor sn9oders anu ao4 ~ H. H.;
q % for sides as in quant1V ana qaay; ran S"PPy and
store-LARD.The light r bos cansed the sunnly on
Western make for time pasG, ond in consadnsnce
market become materially reduce at ia "a Il cents
the price has gone up shade. We quot. hot Western
sells at quotations See table.--PoRK.-1- Sdte from
Northern mess is light and prices rule high We o. store
store at $2l a $2l 80 % bbl, as in quantity.
rates of other articles We refer to our table.
SALT.-We have change to notice in either quality,
and the market fully supplied with both Liverpool and
Alum 300 sacks of the received coastwise on Satur
day. and sold at 81 0 sack, 80 days See table for
store rates. according to quantity.
SUGARWe reduce our quotations shade for Porto Rico
See table.
We quote Common at 81 So Sale of about zoe, 900 Con-
tract at S. so % M.
TIMBERThe low stage of the water prevents par
GELS from coming in and the receipts continue quite gh
fully sufficient however, for the demand from miller The
sales comp only 10 II RATS prices ranging from 81
to So % NJ. See table.
FREIGHTS.-No change in rates. Produce continues to
in slowly the number of vessels that have arrived du
ring the past week have been sa and only few remain
npOrt, See table Tor last rates paid coastwise
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Texas is said to have increased in population, dur
ing the last ten year at the rate of about four hun
dred per cent, thing unprecedented at the South
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CoTTAGE HILL, June 7th, 1856.


GENTLEMEN Your letter informing me that the
Democratic Convention, which assembled at Long
Creek on the 29th ult, has unanimously nominated
me as a candidate at the approaching election to re-
present the County of New Hanover IN the Senate
Of North Carolina, was received TO- day Will say
that was surprised that my name should have been
nut in nomination at all, as had written TO friend
in Wilmington, delegate TO the Convention, dechn-
ing a nomination under any circumstances except
one, and that one was, that if no other Democrat
could be prevailed upon to serve the party, as Sena.
tor, upon whom the convention could agree then, IN
that contingency only, would consent again to be a
candidate. Presuming the Convention acted from
the purest motives, for the harmony and best inter
ess of the party although at great sacrifice of pri-
vate interests yield their decision and accept of
the position in which my political friends have seen
fit TO again place me, believing it my duty to do all
in my power to advance the interests Of the Demo-
cratic party will say, however, that it will be ut
terly out of my power TO the county Meth
er do suppose necessary to do so for my cleo
tiOn every voter in the county is we'll acquainted
with me. Nevertheless, wherever may happen to
be- during the present campaign, shall advocate
and explain to the best of my ability, the principles
Of the Democratic party believing that upon tha sus
cess of those principles depends the perpetuity OF
the Union of these United States.
You will please accept my Acknowledgements for
the kind and friendly in which you have dis
charged the duties devolved upon you, together with
my best wishes for yourselves and those you repre-
SENT and believe me TO be, gentlemen,
Your obdt servant,
OWEN FENNELL.
To Messrs. R. X. Bryan, J. ]. Ward, L. Highsmith
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Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
June 10 Schr Ben, Henderson, from New York to Geo.
Harriss with mdze
Schr Southern Belle, o. Bren from New York to J. H.
Fanner with mdze.
IN BELOW.-Schr. Wide World, from New York
OFF NEW INLET BAR-Barqueantine VIM. Hyde,
Atkinson
June 1O-Schr; Wide World Dickinson, from New York.
to Petteway & Pritchett; with mdze.
Schr Eclipse, Groton, from New York. in ballast, to
George Harrss.
New masted Schr. Queen of the South Eberstin from
Washington N. c., to DeROsset Brown with On
the 9th got ashore inside the Bar but gotten off, and
in saky condition
June ll-Br Schr Tornado, Ryder, from Halifax, N ST.
to G. w Davis with mackerel.
Barqueantine VIM. Hyde, Atkinson. from New Bruins
wick, to Adams, Bro u CO.. with hay, salt and spars
12-Schr. Moonlight, Rogers from Kennebunk, Me-, to
Dickinson, DeRosset s. Cowan.
CLEARED
June 9-Schr. Edward Hill, Arey, for Marseilles BY
Adams, Bro. & Co.; with naval stores
l0-Brg D. B. Doane, Veaze for Marblehead, Mass. by
Dickinson, DeRosset ~ Cowan !; with lumber.
Sehr Laura Jane Young, for Philadelphia, by T. c.
Worth with naval stores
June 11-Schr. Onward Smith, for Baltimore by & D.
McRae & Co.; with lumber.
Brig Amanda Jane, Cove for Boston, by ]. R. Blossoms
with naval stores.
Schr Vermont, Elliott for Porto Rico by Kidder Il Mar
tin; with lumber, &c.
Steamer Enterprise, Dicksey, for White Hail. by George
Harriss.
June l2-Schr. D. B. Warner, Harmon for New York by
1. = Worth with naval stores, &c.
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May 2.

CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE IN THE CHARAC-
Ster of my bsness, and which DESTROYS of efecting
without delay now offer for sae in lots to suit purchasers
at SMALL ceht~ge COST present Stock Goods
consisting in part, of:Sugars, Cofees, Teas Pork Beef
Bacon Lard Butter Cheese, Fish Candles, Soap, Starch
Liquors, Wines, Ale, Porter Pickles, Vinegar Molasses
Candies Crackers Saleratus Yeast Pepper Mustard Salt
Spices, Snuff Clue Paints, Oils Nails Powder, Shot Lead
Plaster, Cement Hair Spades, Shovels Wheel-barrows
Tubs Buckets Baskets, Kegs Matches, Demohns Bungs
Paper, Pumps, &C., &c, &c.
The attention of dealers and is respeofuy So
cited the articles will be disposed of such
terms as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
May 18th. 1856 GEORGE HOUSTON
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IN STORE AND JUST RECEIVING.
40 BBLS. STEWARDS and N. Y. Refined SUGARS
4U-Loaf Crushed &c.
90 bhls. Cincinnati and Baltimore rectifed WHISKEYS;
Is Z. MESS PORK;
% g Superfne and Fine FLOUR;
s. boxes Adamantne and Sperm CANDLES;
II bbs and Is boxes Soda, Butter and Milk CRACKERS:
hhds. MOLASSES
For sale at the lowest possible prices, for cash by
WNI. L. S. TOWNSHEND,
May % No 20 Market street.
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DISSOLUTION.
TTNEiE FIRM OF JONES & FOYLES WAS DISSOL-
J. we'd on the 5th inst, by the death of w. B. Jones
In order to meet the demands it is necessary that all
indebted to the late firm should come forward and
pay up immed iately.
also offer for sale, the entire stock of GROCERIES,
PICKLES, PRESERVES, WOOD & WILLOW WARE
and of the finest assortments of Foreign Domestic
LIQUORS and WINES, TO be found in this place
To person wishing to engage in business the kind
it offers an induccment rarely found in Wilmington.
d. M. FOYLES,
June 9th, 1856 Surviving Partner
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CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE AND LIVER PILLS
singular combination, but very ecctua, the follow
| linz CHI
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NUGAK.---
~ hogsheads P. R. Sugar.
bbIs White Coffee DO
Landing from Sehr. Wide Word. For sale by
June IL. '56. WILLARD Il CURTIS
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND TURPENTINE
MAKERS.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE
patent right of r. P. Vanhorn's Cultvaors for the
Counties of Duplin, Sampson New Hanover Brunswick
Baden and Sampson having manufactured them to the
satisfaction the best farmers offers the above vau
able farming implement to the citizens of the above counties
He will sell the right any Of the above Counties
vorabe terms Also, L. Woods" superior Round Shaves
They have been long known to require recommen
daon they speak for themselves Also Pows and Sweeps
of the latest and most approved patterns.
The above articles depOste and for sale at the store
L. WOOD
July 9th, 1856 40Sn
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FOR, SALE

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER FOR SALE, IN
i the Town of Warsaw, Dupln County, N. g., on the
4th of July next at Public Auction number of VALU-
ABLE TOWN LOTS.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing 1owm Property Gin Of
the heathest towns in the oate will well to call and e1
anime for themselves previous to day of sale.
June 6, lS56.-40 is c. c. OATES.
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, * BBLS MESS PORK from Schr. :" Wide World. ,
~ Just received by WILLARD Il CURTIS.
Tune 18th
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StricklandsVille, June g. lS56.-[4I-3m.
CTRANGER-THIS WAY IF YOU PLEASE.-The
- place select wearing apparel is at the CITY CLOTH
ING STORE also Silk and Scotch Gingham Umbrellas.
Largest assortment of SILK UNDER SHIRTS in the
place also, Gauze Cotton, Meriho, &c.
Suspenders, Gloves, Bathing Caps, Half-Hose, &c
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NEW BOOKS!
THE Life of Spencer HoughtOn Cone BAPTIST Preacher
the times; by VIM E. s. Whitman The Piazza aIes; by
Herman Melville, author of "Typee," "Omoo,' etc. The
Earnest Man, the Characters and Labors of Admira
Judson Tangetown Letters, being the "Reminiscences OBJ
sevaons and Opinions of Timotheus Trap, Esq including
Report OF the Great Mammothic Reform Convention.
Just received by Express at
June Z, 1856 S. w. WHTTAKER.S
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For the Journal

To Messrs. R. X. Bryan, j. ]. Ward, L. HighsmitE
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COFFEE
Ok BAGS Rio Coffee, landing from Schr Wide World
~ For sale by WILLARD CURTIS.
June IL, SO
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CORN CORN!!
OO00 BUSHELS EXTRA WHITE CORN, now
COUU landing from Schr " Queen of the South Fo
sale by WILLARD & CURTIS.
June 18th
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I1cCAI-EGB & BUNTING,
HAVE just received and in store, No 30 North Water
Il Street:
60 bags Rio Coffee;
80 bbs. Brown and White Sugar;
40 6 Irish Planting Potatoes
20 IS Fayetteville Flour;
5000 lbs North Carolina Bacon;
10 kegs and bbls. N c. Lard, very whits
g best Goshen Butter
lot of the best mountain Butter % by rkin
and 25 cents 70 b. retail and many articles in their
line. (March 2Oth.)
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SOUND PLACE FOR SALE.
60 A STRIP OF LAND, one hundred acres, on New
fmI Topsa Sound two wide from the Sound to my
l back line; also five desirable building lots at Wrights
vile Sound containing 40 All the desirable lots
parcels of land well supplied with wood timber and
one Of the most pleasant situations the Sound for Sum
residence.
rterms and particulars apply to B. Baxter at Whining
ton, the subscriber the premises
May 7. I856-[22O Im-3 6-ltw. BENJAMIN MOTT
lust RECEIVED and for sale
j % bbls Rectifed Whiskey;
Old Monongahela do
20 bbls Sugar assorted
Western Bacon;
80 sacks Salt
25 bbls. Flour Cheap for Cash.
THOS. G.. CRAFT,
May Is. No 48 Market Street
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JUST RECEIVED, PER SCHR. EMILY
y bbls. SWEET CIDER;
baskets CHAMPAGNE WINE;
Dbl. PALE ALE, Tin bottles) For sale by
May 10 J. r. RESTON, No. Is Market S
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

TRESPASS NOTICE..
LII forewarned from trespassing in any man
n ner by hunting with dogs and gun freight, OF
otherwise upon any of my lands Lying upon the
Moore Creek New Hanover County, under the penalty
the law.
June, I3, 1856 --[41-2t* JOHN F. MOORE.
NOTICE.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under the
i name and firm MERRIMAN, WOODRUFF CO..
of Stricklandsvle N. c., is this day. by mutual
SENT dissolved All persons indebted to the said firm either
by book account requested tc call and settle and
persons having claims against the said firm of Merr
Woodruff, requested to present them to Mcrrman &
Newly partners of the said firm of Norman, Woodruff
& Co., for payment.
The names of the firm, in liquidation, is to be used
L A. MERRIMAN,
N. P. WOODRUFF,
J. A NEWBY.
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DIR. M'LANE,s

March II, I856-l59tel Her and Com. copy.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-06
JOSEPH McKITR1CK,
.NrchtteCtss' Fs W6gdcr
yhop m Florida. East If 4uins 81.

Shop on Florida, East qf Maine 81.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the
l. attention of the public, to my arrange
fr,ents for the New Year. Having made
arrangements with one Of the best maEu-
featuring Establishments in Cincinnati,
am prepared TO furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds, made of the best White Pine Lun-
ber and of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can be made il the
South. Persons wishing TO build would
find it to their advantage TO consult me
before building
Orders from the country earnestly soli-
cited. Country work of all kinds prompt
|, attended to in the most wofkmanlike
manner
Plans and specifications for city and conn-
try Houses. suburban Villas. etc, given in
the nost approved styles. All kinds Of
Job Work attended to with neatness and
dispatch. Water Cisterns made of The best
material jan3o.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-06
NUMBER IS.
CHEAP FAIL GOODS.

| lust OPENING al the tDLn CHEAP sTOHD
| ~ down town, full assortment fall good
which will be sold as usual at the lowest figures
The new stock is now completes and composed Of
the following desirable goods.
DOM E EsTICs.
"a, Cd 1874, Brown and Blsached Cotton
Lowes 0sI aburgs; Denims; Check Shirtng
stripes, Drills; Tickings; do.
LIENS.
KERsBYs; Lindseys; Georgia plains; Kentucky
jeans; ditto Lindseys ssttinets; buckskins; !;
Doeskins; Gasimeres; Cloth, &o.
DRESS GOODs. r,fr.es
CALicozs at e4c., &C., 1oc., and 12k I; hsndsons
French ditto; Musline de Laine; Derege do
Jsine; worsted Scotch Plaid; English Merine |;
French Mefino Ginghams; Popelines Black
silks; fancy Plaid and Striped Silks; Florence +;
&c.
BLAcK GOODS.
MouRNIEe CAtiooEs; Black Musiine de Lains;
Black Merino; Black Alpaca Black Barge;
Black Lustrne Black B. mba sine; kc.
REIT U n E GOO d 3.
Curtain Calcoes; Plain buff; Blue and RED,
French Cambria Hanging Satin stripes and Dam.
ask Bluffs; Fancy gol'd window Damask ditto
Woclen Damasks; Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Broche ditto; &c.
sUNDRIEs.
Hosiery Of all kinds; Gloves; Irish Linen
Diapers; TIuokaback and French Towels; Heavy
Damask Table Cloth Crash Corded Skirt;
embroidered ditto: Grass Cloth; Perfumery;
Needless Tapes. Cords, Braids, Velvet Trimmings,
Csmbric and Silk Pocket lIandkerchiefs; &c.
CLDT HING.
Heavy blanket and Pilot over coats; good
warm business palatots frock and dress coats
Cottonade pants; sattinet and cashmere pants:
Kentucky jeans pants, Canton flannel and jeans
drawers, lnnen shirts ditto, cotton back do,
fancy bosom under-shrts hickory and cheek
shirts; fancy and black silk and cashmere waist
coats.
SHOE .s4s a.s.af
Ladies kid shoes; ditto, Morocco Goat skin
ditto, Pruneila CATERS; ditto, Fine Kid, high
heel shoes Gentlemen's Kip p. gged and sewed
ditto, Patent Leather shoes; ditto,
heavy Horse Leather, water proof, hunting shoes;
Heavy Russets and Black negro Brogans; Double
sole pegged boots ditto, thick soled mud boots;
Ere neh Calf skin boots Super Philadelphia wa
ter proof boots, Misses and Boys shoes; Infants
shoes and boots. ata
HATS.
Gents Black SILK Hats; Black and Gray Sport.
ing Hats; Youths Hats; Infants Fancy Dress
Hats; Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps; Infsnts
Velvet Caps; Water proof Glazed laboring Hats.
Together with vatiety Of other articles too
riends and patrons to come and examine before
All the BARGAINS are gone. H##
LOUvRIER,
Formerly Paul Choppin's Cheap stere.
sept90.1m
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-06
HOME ENTERPRISE
Young America Steam Flour
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED MY MILL
~ ling interest by the addition of one of y. ].
Clark's Celebrated Patent FIGURING Mills, Rolting
Machinery &c, and having fully tested its capac-
ty to do first class work. ] am now fully prepar-
ed to give my friends and thnse of home enter
prise generally satisfactory evidence, that they
now need not go beyond Baton Rouge In order to
secure to themselves hour that will compare fav
oraby TO any produced in the country, no matter
by how extensive a complicated machinery
As the object will be TO produce flour Of the
best character and standing trust to meet with
that liberality of patronage as will sustain the
undertaking. Families or-Urters ordering fnur
from me muy rest assured my best endeavors
shall be given % please them, orders should be
sent To the store of the undersigned. For the
accommodation Of families, nouf can be obtained
when not wanted hy the barrel, in hags Of l2, fG,
% nr 50pounds each, or in such other quantities
as they may wish.
MARIO JOSHUA BEAL.
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To Planters.

A lKlN'S Cork and Cotton Cnltivator
Il This truly useful agricultural improv-
nent, has been fully tested by highly res
pectsbe and practical planters who atterful
trial, say that by its use, IN the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, or Cotton. there is 4 saving
Of at least one third the labor to ,nan and
horse over the common plow. It's new
invention, Patented March 20. 1876,
Planters are invited to call and examine it.
A supply on hand and for sale BY
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