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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
Valuable Land for Sale in this
C2r:sh

THE following described tract of land is for sale on
asurabIe end accommodating terms. II contains los. r.,
o-iV0 acres, atout - acres cleared and the balaac e
welt timb"r54l, and all OF il ti!lable land. Il is sitoa
ed IN the rear Of 3iessrs Cisnn and Consad's, p,anta
ion ana is kneSa in the ncighbefhooi as the
Il URFS0A IR4CT,h
in consequence Of its having been patented 70 De
Tauing-nu. It is described on the United States Man
os Survey as Lots 5, 10 and II offs. IS, T. GIRL T.
II NaS very near Dir, l.rle's Saw Mill. .t4
as-rit!e warranted good Sept .s-2m.
rg-For turtaec particulars inquire at this Office.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
SHERIFF'S S AL ES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROYCE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Sixth DIsTRlCT oURT.
I'm matter succession Of Claude A. 'Choprin, decd.
DT VIRTUE of "a commission TO me directed in the
ID above entitled succession, from The Sixth District
Court for the parish Of West Baton Rouge, OF date,
tn. 7th dav Of Oct. 1856. will be offered for sale at
public SUCTION, to the last and highest bidder, in
front of the Court House Of this parish, on Monday
the o4th day Of November, 1856, at II O'Clock A. N,
the following property to sit.-
4 certain tract Of hand, situated in the parish, of
West Baton Rouge, fronting five arpents on False
River, with the depth thereto belonging. and contain
ing Ninety Superficial Arpents more or less bounded
above by lands of Van Wiekia. below by Widow lesa1
La Bauve. and in the rear by lanas Of Sidney Robert
son : on the following ter ms and condition, TO wit.
One third cash. the balance on a credit OF one and
two years, purchaser to furnish his sIotes endorsed
satisfactorily, bearing eight per cent. interest after
due. until paid and m~ortgags retained on the land
until final ayment.
West Baton Rouge, Oct 2Ah 1ss6.
. n. W. POPE, Sheriff.
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i Z Y

TAKES up ~ Cramas Hrbert : miles below the
Court House. a stray 60. about 1 years old OF A
tILlek color. White under belly, the ears cut oil bran
aca Il 4. The ewn er IL requested Ia come and take her
away within taisls days from thus Publication, or she
will be snlf at the Icsidencr ot SAID fleerrt On the 2ota
of October next is56, by the undersigned justice.
Rp .IEsEgr. j Z 9th Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
UNITED STATES MAIL
Coast and Bayou Sara Packets,
e. ID. III. n CAITllL

TIL, fne passenger staemer, & u. junirs, ErcENr
tAs,rr. master. VII leave New Orleans every Sunday
and Y aiies lay mornings AZ 9 o'clpc&- A. NJ.
III eCAPCf0L, J, II. tRg, master, leaves New Or.
leaas on Fri4ay IT 9 @ clock, a. ii. and IN Monday at
lev Rayou sara every MONDAY, Tuesday, Thursday
nd saturday.
AsExT%-M. Gordon, ,1r.: !. A. Pr landry;
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
d rs.
To Planters.

~ l. kuliet1S.
"ia'y 81 the highest responsibility being about :"
i'Aaqnish her ariuous datics as Principal Of a S.m-
"A's' am organist Of a Church. proposes to become
freeeptress in some retired family in the country.
'eshsa Thoroughly educated classical and Belle Letres
''A'iaF' sac would prefer conpieIHg the education Of
q OF more young ladies. In addition to English, she
caches French, Drawing, Embroidery and Fancy
As' Music, IN which science she excels, hav-
y e1aafea and ~practicea for twenty years Under the
m.sc'',oh OF eminent foreign masters. For test.mort
Is, shs refers to her present patron.
f'r further information apply at this Office.
aug l6-4t
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j. ON Il co.
CAPITOL CIsEAp sToHEi
j. SIM ON d co.
ECONOMY IND TASTE CONFINED

ECONOMY IND TASTE COMBINED
eopoa TO SUIT TIE sEAsoS. IL aHs LATEST Styles,
Just received and constantly receiving,
J !fHh undersigned request ladies and gentlemen to
L give them u cali, and satisfy Themselves not only
% The low price but the quality OF tine goods tA.y
have uu hand.
~ TIE LADIES DEP4 aYNEsT
flounced and plain Bareges and Tissues.
Flouncel and rlain Nusl.us and Organizes,
Muslin, Iaconet and Orgapdy Robes,
Printed Briiiantimes. ,larunets and Cambrie4,
lAln and Printed Lianeu Lawns.
Small figure printed Linen Tor ~chilar.ns wear,
Plain NainSooaS and YIe'ori. Lawns,
Plain and dotted swiss, and great variety Of white
goods,
Plain and StripeI Blsck BareEes, Gmghams, E.9-
liSh and French prtaLss
EW8RoIDERlES.
Embroidered theme~ctts and sleeves. III ssits, r%~
Rich Guipure Lace Collars,
A large variety of silk and Lace Nantiilaa.
krnbroiderc1 Muslin and Jacenet bal'is,
Fery rich Embroidered tianikcrcniefs.
Embroidered Skirts. a great variety OF laraspis,
Fans, sils Gloves, etc, etc
UE CENTS DEPARTMENT.
Especially selectei for this market. and guaranteed
to De the bost Workmanship and latest style tonpri
sing
suits Of ruIorod Cashn,erettes,
Suits OF Write IiEpen brill and Russia Duek,j
1 suits Of Checked Aar>e.Nes,
Suits ri Black italian cloth,
Z &eriao, Bamba1ine, B&EPour and Alataca Goats,
DO 10 do do do Pants,
: Brown L.inn.n, Drill, and other styles Of summer
& Vests Of every description; light silk Vests IUF sum
uer wear.
= All linnen anl Ii. Shirta.'
Under garments. i'll ;,uuen ami enttan,
Sj,k ami Muslin IrlsAt+, I~ialEiuse, Gloves. Panama
Hat, straw Hats log Young America:
sg Special attention is paid 10 our customers and
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
SATURDAY, Isr NOVEMBER 1855.
ETaT DE La LOUISIANA.
pAROISSE D'OUEST BATON EuUGE.

COTE DIT sIxIEAE DISTRICT.
Wheeler & Blake VS. Emelne Soyes No 1858.
TN yERTU dune orarc de dams IEtlaiie CT
RI dessas, en- date le 81 Jun 1885, celia 1onrdu six
eimc District, pour Ia dite pareisse. Il sera ot!er' en-
vente ~puhliane au plus ourstnt ct aeinier encherriseur'
a la Maison DC Cour. de cette pnroisse,
sAMEDI. LIE IKOvEMBRE PROCLAIM,
q II t,sure, 4. NJ, teus les droits, Htres ct tnterets du
defe niresse Emiline Muyes ct de ss ehfanS "a lin GER
tain moroccan dc terre situe en- cette Iaroisse ct desig-
ne CONNIE lie quart sud, Est de section 4 dams Town
Hin : range II est, coutenant cent c%inquante quartre
G-iH, acres pour payer ct satista ire le dit Grdre
executIou-Conditio de IA vente-Cnmptaut.
h. ". OPP Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01

w. r. EpwaRDS. y. y. BARROW.
THpWARDs 4 BARROW, Alto NEYs& COUNSEL
~ Tors atIaw. Will Practice in the Courts of East
l. West Raton Rouge. Iberviile, the supreme Couf
L oaisiana, and the FEDERAL Courts. Office at tibet
Court House, West Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
SUCCESSION NOTICES..
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

Ex1H UfSIEIGi JUN
In matter succession Of Marie E-Geurtin, WIDOW
Jean Grasse, decease5r% No oi2.
yIrHEREAs Ber'd Peyronnin adninstrater has fiied
w this day his application as batise IestafnentA-
rv txsepisr Of the above success,dn to FL the racan-
cv oceasioned by the death of Jearr leuis feyronnin,
late executor CT said estaie-
Sotice is hereby given hat Ell opposition to the OPP
po;utm.ut of Bernard Payronnin AS dative testament
fary executor of said estIte must he fled IN the ,Ierks
Office Of this narish within ten days the after Nupoh-
cation hereof. .e
Clerk efice, W Baton Rouge Oct. IS 4 p1sao'
W B. CBAasERIIN, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
PARoIsSE D'OUlasT BATON ROUGE,

u0ER DG SAlEAs DE hh ~
II Dans l'ahaire de la succession DC Mare tourtain,
yeuve Jean Gras sic, decd No S12.
A TTENnU hue Jean Peyronnin a &c tisour enreristre
q son annlicat ton CONNIE executesar daft testenien-
faire de la susdite succession, en. place de- Jean Louis
Peyronnin decide
AUS. est par lie present dsnnf e que tout eppesitioh q
l., r,pi,a tion du tI: Bernard PeyronnIn CONNIE exec
nteur tes.tementaire datif De ia dite succession deyra
etre fat an Bureau da GrefH,sr de cetta Fareisss dans
les dix ours qi suisronti la premiere publication De
Bureau dc Greffer ce 1sme Jour de Oct A.. p 1855
~. 3. CHAMBERLAIN, Brefier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS.

~ PLANTERS AND OTHERS.
LAWYERS and Others having business to transact
ofieans and not fndingit convenient to come
." = ctF themselves, viii find il to their advantage
" eaups"y the Undersigned All business entrusted
: s'ieir care will be promptly and faithfully attended
- : moderate per ~eentage, Best Of city references
given. ~ a.rr
Collectors & General Agents.
=. New Orleans La.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARRISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
julie Amelie Lejeune (wifsl vs., Francois Henry (nus-
bandl No il32.
1Y WRITE Of a writ of Fl. Ia. 10 me directed in
the above entitled cause. of date the 2ist DAY of
Aug A d 1856, frsn the 6tl, District Court. in and Tor
said parish and state, will he offered for saie at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, IN 'front.' oil the
Court House in this parish, on
Saturday the LIST day Of November, 1906
at II O'Clock A. NJ. all the right title and interests OF
the ,fefen}an, Francois Henry, in and to the following
described mates ; TO w.t. A ne'e Vi Lorinski ltehert
TO The order oil and endorsed ~ Adams aeeert,
for the sum of oue hundred ard three dollars tio3,-
Is tgn} and the interest thereon to pay and satisfy
said suit-Terms OF Sale Cash
Wx. WHITE, D. Sheriff,
West Baton Rouge Sept 18th 1896.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
march
MOnssan q klusucs.

NOn1san d klusuct.
AGRICULTURAL, MECHANICAL AND Bull.
DEGs HADNARE
loo dog ..SaIsdeson' fies ssstt -ires
l50 boxes Window Glass
loo cans Chrome Green and others paints. dry
and in oil
Iinc DRYER, YelToR oclne, Spanish Brown
Whiting, German Black, 5afar Iy MAJ. and
Copal FarniSh, Giazier's Points, Crnin"r's,
Glue Pitches, Nash Tools, Paint Brushes
MAIL WASH Brushes, Strap Hinges,
Sugar ladies and .SkttHmers,
Gutta fetcila iicae.
shevel+. Spades. &c. fer sale by.
loNGAS It IIuGEr Church 81.
sedt27 Opposite Harvey Hcu:c.
S L y D Il | E >. 80
1000 lbs White Lead,
$40 lbs Wnite Iinc, ..
Spei ser AM Asaziar's Soidcr
rGre Boix, he'd Kill. az
sent q Mosr4s y II, .aCEr,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA
Paroisse srUslest Baton rouge.

Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA
Paroisse azUuest Baton Rouge.
corr pr slxIENE DlsTK1sT JrD'C'lRf-
Julie Auelie : ejeune spose VS. Francois Henry epous'
No. 1i3l-
TIM yERTEE d un ordre Fl. Fas a moi adresse, fars
IN affair ci-desus en- date ~ Aout 1856 rarI Ia Cur
da s,ne District, pour la dise paroisse, ct Fiat. II sefa
offert en- vente publique an plus otrans ct dcrplef en-
ci,eriseurs, d 10 Maison de Conr de cette paio!sse,
samedi lie 1 Novenlbrc prochafnls56
a II hours A N tons les drois. titres ct inferets dn 10
tenaeur Francois Henry a les billets suirants savolr-
III billet de Lovinski Hebert a rorare de ct endossee
par ADAMS Hebert pour Ia somme de cent nsui pas
ire (S1o3 is 100 }asec les enterets. pour payer FL sat
isf,;re 10 dit ordre d'executon. Condition do Ia
yente-coniptaDt
/. Quest Baton Rouge lie 25sept 1856.
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Q r SAL E

Is N. aooa' 70 remove from st Michel, I VIII sell.
iinno.. = contents Q MY Coffee Hon SO. cons;stine of
sonshis '.p.scanters, Tamblers, fixtures &c, AZ \ rea.
! ,.nd !; sase bargain and should not Be neylecte5. Tbs
NJ. ! soad one and is deing a fair business
FRANCIS MzcK1AS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
Luudi. le "a Novembre 1856,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH CE WEST RATION ROUGE.

PARISH CT WEST RATION ROUGE.
SfXTa JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Wylie d. Eeln, VS.. No. 1865. Frame A. Woods & VIM.
H. Dellingham VS.. No, l49S, Frame A. Woods.
10y VIRTUE of two writs of fl, ia, TO me directed in
the above entitled suits, the first above stated
OF date the 2Ist aad the other the 2sth DAY afoet"her
1856. from the 9th District Court IN and tor said
parish and State Will be offered for sale II rsiolic
auction, ta the last and highest bidder IN trent Of the
Court house OF this parsih Oh
6 turyay the 9Th day of December, 1854,
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Issg Q

~> A1I@
4 itYIFUL ASSORTMENT OF soaps
Fancy Balls, Transrarent Raup
Nymph soap, Floating Soap.
fTas!Ee "A Windsor "
Fnne.ae +" CRYSTAL Palace Soap,
ueF1niHn, Military Shaving Soap.
Wright Shaving Compound and f;azia soap.
DFBRESRES fIL.S0 AVE "a RyEry-
Eafato Hair Brushes, Iaoth RrushesI
Fancy Back Hair, - Nail
Shaving clothes -
Has and Flesh " Shoe
White Wash paiutanl VaTnish Brushes
BESIDES THESE We H e
Powder Boxes, Aromatic Vinegar,
Aromatic Crystals, Port Moneys.
Razor Strap@, Pocket KNEES.
THERMOMETERS, Packet inkstands,
\ Iaiia Strings, RaZors.
sealing Way, BGckSkin Purses.
Lad lenctis, Gum ELis;ic Balls.
Gun Caps, Tweezers.
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, Orange Flower Water,
Cag9enrsEs Pencils, Otto Of Roses.
Gum Drop, Jajuhe Paste.
AND
Flayoring Extracts in great variety. All Of which
will sell "low for cash, or to iuy Customers UPON IL
toeuihs credit.
Il. T. WAnpIlI.
Corner Of Church and THIRD sts.
march s Baton Rouge.
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& BROTHER
Just Received.

TOO BBL. FRESH CURRENTS.
IVU i case GENOA. CIIl:UN-
10 boxes CIDER,
biol. DRIED APPLES,
10 boxes Il. K. RtisINS,
% boxes
? den SHAKER PRESERVES.
. FRESH TOMATOES, III cans.
. q" PEACHES 4" 3
2 " PRIME dried.
. " LEMON SYRUP.
-" FKfNCH FRIITs, in their own usce.
49," lASkEE +" ~
= BRANDY FRUITS.
" WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
" JNpRWounts PICKLES, gls, pts. ats.
" W0RgEIL. 4 Pleas Pickles 90.
10 ". r. IEAIs& tD.sS Z. do.
" CRossE N BLACkWELLts in ats.
10 " OLIVES,
10 . cApERS,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE.
i dozen L.oRsfERs, IN cans
/" AIMUS
" PEPPER SAUCE
0 " MUSTARD
5 cases FANCY CANIiES.
5 :. ROCk
/ dozen BOXERS BTTTFfS.
: WALNUT kEItHCP
" ToMATo
" UUUlJl BrlrFftS.
Just received ger steamer Music an for sale by
A. huNTAN Il BRO
ian Corner Chnrefl and Third streets.
NTnckerei Hsrrsngs. dc.
WI 10 kits No. / NACkEREL
10 hills. No.
10 ktsRtE HERRiSs,
. bhis.
o bo~es uRIFn HERRlyG:.
ea9 l4~, tt4 Fifh
500 ho1es :s.ti}, >" So
~ 81 i
jan 1; HtfNiaH q bho.
(,ofEee.
\ 10 sacks RIO COFFEE.
10 a JAVA g
" MOCHA
For sale by
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parossse d'Ouest Baton Rougc

CauR DIT SHINE DISTRICT.
Dams raaaire de Ia succession de Claude A. Chopins
NJ deceased
Inn VERTU Dune commission !. moi addresse, dams
IL IatTaire ci-dessus, de Ia caur de- aine District Ju~
Giciairey pour Ia bsroisse d Est Baton Rouge en- date
lie 7 Uctohre 1886. il sera offert en- seute rubHGue gu
blus otfrant ct dernier encherrlssear la maisoa Go
Cour de cette paraisse:
Lundi, le "a Novembre 1856,
a II het,res A, NJ IA ~propriete smyante. sasoir:
-ua certain moroccan de terre situe en- cctte paroisse
dfGuest Baton Rouge, faisant face a La Fai1sse Riviere
G cinq arpens, c~ontenant 4uatre -vingt dix arFens de
superficie plus au nsins-bornee en- haut par terres ae
Van Wickle ct en- bas par cel,es de veuye Forvai La
Bauye, ct en- arrieres nar cellcs de Sidney Robertson.
Conditions de Ia vente-rne troisiene, compliant la
balance a IN credit dune ct denx ans, lace aereur
.ienrnisa sas bilIets endesses a satisfaction, portant in
terct a raison aihuit pour cent par an apres eclieance
jus'qua paiuent, ct hypotheeue sur Ia terre ius'qua
isirfent finale. NV. BFE Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rorce. 0ctotre 8 1856.
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W. +. TJNN A r d,

: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UEAIEKS
TIMER stock of BUG6lEs, RoCKAWAYss HAIR
NESS, B~APouCHES COACHES and Wits, IS
stoek before purcf. siag in New Orleans or elsewhere,
AS thew guarantee their prices as low as any in the
South. ~ uu
sr Wareroosu on Main street next the City Hail.
e MANUFACTURING and kxPaIRSG in superior style
at the old stand co c1ui III and Main street
= Baton Rouge. Sep. 5-r
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IL Gil /. w A DDILL.
FOR THE TOILET.

have, and offcr for sale upon advantageous Term.
q very superior stock of
fAFCr " TDlLET ARTICLES.
FOR GREY HAIR, HAVE
ati'ran's Hair Dye. Crlstodoro's Hair ~, "
Bachelors - i I,rt.,t, -
"'"ch fohiahe, EonSseh's Liquid Hairpve
roc IMPROVING e BEA E3IFiING THE u4JH
iagel '
~ ) irseopherats, Lyons Katharion.s
tos'e ; isperian Fluid, Phaion> Hair lnyirorator.
30 ~ he : fadi i"niet Ionden's UrientalH. Tonic.
pid'lge : l!aln Columbia, Reel Marrow, -
Alexander 5 Iricopherous, Bears Grease,
ffIilcorne aud Stick Ppmades.
fJR TIE SKIN, IHAyE
aiiiy White, Meen Fun.
i"Aes t"Whfr. Pink sauc-rs,
Aaaandine, Cold rrean
FOR TiE TEETH, THERE'S
Charcoal Paste, Iaerous Tooth Wash
f.9se Tooth i"ste, Drris Tooth Wash,
~PErFrHERY.
have Il complete assortment
Co!oSmcs in Quarts and PInts,
tfay Water. CstiFoneila Water.
riortda water. Balm of Thousand Flowers
Extract | PIPER Ten Extract Iockv Club. ,.a
New Mown Hay, 9 Fatitia,
s,ay Flowers, " Crystal Palace,
Muse, Aiagnoiia,t
.AmprpSiai. q S.rbena
" Mile Flower q sweet Shrubs.
belaet victoria. Boquet Jenny Lind
tat1ihe. Essence.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01

ctarch, Starch.
y 20 boxes ~Colegiates Superior Pearl Starch, the
best in use, fer sale 10 any quantity by i
dec 5 so WIN BoGEL, Druggist,
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~ W. ROBERTSON, ATTDRNEYG COUNSELLOR
n. at Law. VIII practice his profession in the
Sixth Judicial District of this State, the United States
and Supreme Courts at New Orleans. Business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt attention..
Office in Plaquenine Ibervilie D$risil la. /
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01

rust Arrived !! Come and see =.
- Light Cashmere iants for summer wear, Nrii
ing Pants. Pure LINEN Shirt fronts, Patented sean
shirt very fine, Shirt cellars, Light silk neck ties, Gra'
neck ties. Isle thread Cl1yes, Ljsle thread sackS
Btsachea and unbteariled la hose II eetera- &c.
J. SIMON q co.
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Having disposed of nv stock TO Mr.. R. +. Hender-
son. / bespeak for him tue patronage hitherto extended
Ito me. J. W. QUiGGlNS
Aug eft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-15
8t0ie0 Of tse NlarAets for 4ast JQltck,
CRESCENT OFFICE, Np. 10 Camp street,
"- Saturday Morning Nov II l85b


Saturday Morning, Nov. Is, 1856. !
fair OF business has been done in Flour and
during past week, but with other articles of Western
Produce mret continues poorly supplied, and the
tons them hive limited Cotton has declined under tho
influence Intelligence from Europe which
did not report Improvement parties had anticipate
but business mas been active Al the reduced rates.
Tobacco Sugar MoAsses still bring very full prices tie
tendency generally being upward for those staples. Fegh
for Liverpool been dull while for tbs continent ami
wise there has been fair lcmand. On Tuesa morning we
from Liverpool the 10Th uour days later than the Cana
da's They report sales of Other dispatches say
20Jl bales Of Cotton Liverpool daring the three days PIE
eeding the stelne departure, with less nGss III prices,
though without any quoablc alteration The EurOpa accounts
appeared in our columns yesterday morning. wIiveGpoo dates
to the LIST inst reporting the sales entire
at $500 bales the market being without QuotabIt change
cep for the lower grades of which had declined IA d b
COTFON....Wa closed last review on a d, and dronp
ing Cotton Market the sales Friday reaching barely $500
bales. There sill business Saturday. and only
900 b1es changed hands reduction from previous
quotations Of Il c the utilu lower grades to which
the demand entirely confined On Monday the was
nearly stald transactions being confined 10 some An
irregular prices. The Bncs npneared in our
columns Tuesday morning, and followed by further
reduction praeuson Of factors and buyers forward
with considerable spirit, the days sales reaching the large
of 1906 bales the showing decline Of fully
i lie from Saturdays quotations. On Wednesday the
of with sales OF about 1900 baSa: prices
on Thursday G0b0 bales taken without quoale
change Yesterday Europaia before
public and buyers forward very freely taking fully
bales this large business causing the market clost
with 6tHadiness at previous figures The sales Of tht
entire week thus up fully $3.50 bales. We quote;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Be remembered, that the 18th March, lS5 me-
subscribe Justice Of the Peace city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, H. p
ytr Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company
New Orleans, who being duly sworn, according law
at that the above
transcript from the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. p JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this 10Th of
1856. C. VI. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
tetSt the scrip certificates 1855 payable
second Monday of May declared dvi
len OF Twenty-Five the earned premiums of
the for which certificates will be
the first day Of June and they have reserved the Balance
OF the profits of the ending 2th March, 1856
pending but untdjusted claims against the Company
The Company continue The pers Of tho
and rivers and loss and damage by fire at the of
premium.
Office iron building, Of Camp and Nntchez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRlERE, Vice President.
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Our dates from St Lonis indicate increasing demand for
money The Price that city of 9Th inst says
There is Increased business doing in the financial depart
of the market Money is in increased demand and
difficult realize though thcru is plentiful supply Of cur
rency. More bills Offering Southern and Eastern points,
and the purchasing firm cent. per month
discount The supply Of exchange is limited and wh active
demand the FIRM Thn bnl ing Of sight drafts
New Orleans quote discount, and the selling
par The buying of bills the Eastern cities par and
the Seint rate 4 premium
The heavy rains have caused rise Of few inches
this point considerable rise is reported in tbs upper rivers
and good stage Of is anticipated for the remainder
OF the boVipE On Tuesday night the cold
enough 10 make zee in streets.
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CATTL Z n a r KEET.


JEFFERSON CITY, November II.
The market closes this week nearly bNc of Western Cattle and
few Sheep and Cows and Calves remain sale The sup
ply OF Texts and AaapnS Cattle and Hogs remain ample
Prices Of tho finer descriptions eeves vor holders
We quote: