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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

MR. JAMES E. MUKDoCH.-On the 9Th Instant.
this gentleman closed his London engagement at
the Haymarkat, having performed one hundred
ana ten nights with the most distinguished sue.
cess. Sir Edward BuIwer Lytton was present
one evening to witness the comedy Of Money. :"
and Mr. Mnrdoch's impersonaticn Of EVELYN with
which the Era says he expires sed the greatsst "a.
tfaction After short con iaental visit, Mr. M
win make professional tour of the British pro.
vinces and return to the United States during the
summer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

FASTER AND FAsTER-This age (says the New
York Day Book) Is getting fast" that it will be
necessary to get an Improvement on the TELEGRAPH
soon We learn that private telesraphic wires
through the city are getting into use. Some of the
large jobbiDg houses have wires running to the
Commercial Agencies" While person Is nago-
tatng for the purchase of goods in part of the
store, clerk is talking with the Commercial
agency some blocks off about his habits and pe-
cuniary resources.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS The annual sp-
preparation bills which passed the House OF Re-
representatives. on Thursday. appropriate over Si5,
0C0 600. This includes Sl3, 900 900 for the aemy
S2 600 000 for the navy; So 500 600 for steam mail
lines; 81 900 600 f)r forihcatons, and $5 000 UO0
or St 600 900 for items Of civil service, such as
coast survey capitol tension, custom houses, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

A LUCID ExPLANATION.-A Frenchman being
troubied with the gout, was asked what difference
there was between that and the rheumatsm-
One very great difference replied Monsieur;
suppose you take one vice, put your foger in,
you turn The till you can be ar him no longer
dat is dc rheumatism; den s'peSe you give him
one turn more-dat il de gout'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

A CASE OF OBsTINACY.-The Madison IN. G.
News says that in the jail of that place Wm Ha
good has spent the greater part of bis iife having
refused to pay debt of e25, or any portion Of It,
though he bas money conc called. He refuses to
accept his liberty, and Is perfectly satisfied with
imprisonment. His creditor pays bis board, and i.
determined to keep him in Jail until he agrees to
pay the debt and all the incident expenses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

ST LOUIS MURDERERs SENTENCED Ia the
St. Louis rimiual court on Monday sentence of
death was passed upou Israel Shul'Z, for the mur-
der of Henry Inkamp, and Jacob Neaslein, for
the murder of his wife. They are to be hung on
TIE Sd of April.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

NEW ORLEANS MINT.-The deposits at this
min, i JanuarJ amounted to $l32 l93 of which
S9 .666 was in silver During the same month the
sum Of ST. 600 in silver bullion and coin was
transferred to the Pnilad eIphia mint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

AN OLD AND PROLIFIC WoaAN-A CORES.
pondent of the Macon (Ga) Telegraph says tha.
there Is In Bibb county, in that State. q negro
woman 120 years of age, who has 119 descen.
dants living; fifty two are owned in that county,
and sixty.seven In the one adjoining She Ia Ia
possession of ali her faculties except her sight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO -On Friday ef last
week q tornado passed over Augusta, KY. which
dsstroye houses. barns saw mills, fences &C.
rhe loss of property is said to be very teavy, bu.
no lives were lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

THE POOR MANS PARADISE The Keokuk
Qowa) Post mentions an instance of q young man
who located in that city some time since without
shilling, and in ninety days was worth $sUO0 -
Such cases, 1t states, are quite common.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

NATIONAL DIsaKAcE-The passage below oc.
cured in the course of the proceedings of the
investigating committee In Cong gress ltis main.
ful commentary upon the character Of the hizbes,
Legislature body in the nation:
u. F. 9. Triplett, being sworn, said he had
"never approached any member upon any subject
with an improper proposition "
By Mr.. Orr-havs You been brought In contas,
with any member in that connection
Wtness-l have. suppose there is bod ,
who knows the organization of Congress who II
peots to carry anything through it merely from Il
love Of Justice.
By Mr. Orr-Is that the general reputation OF
Congressi
Wisness-That Is the general reputation of Con.
gress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

In 1867 man was prosecuted in London fer
selling flee, then just introduced as nuisance
and prejudice to the ntighborhood."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

A HEALTHY LOCATION There Is now living
In Gardiner, Mass, 81 farmers, between 60 and 80
wears old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

EXTRAORDINARY PASSAGE The bark Race
Horse. Capt. Sexres, sailed from Boston, Mass on
the 9th December; passed Malaga when II day "a
out and reached Trieste, In the Gulf OF Venice in
jus, 30 days This is the quickest passage, 80 TAR
a. known, ever made between these ports, under
rspvaas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

LIBERAL BEQUEsT-Theiat Judge II P. Broad
max, who died the 4th inst, At Russeilville, Ky
| at the advanced age Of e9, has lett legacy OF
$50 600 TO the Presbyterian Theological Coleg.
at DAnville, in that State The Judge ia said to
have Leen Al infdel for the greater portion of biz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

SPLEEDID CAR.-The Northern Central Rail
road Company has put upon its road . magnify
cent passenger ear, gotten up As . compliment. 10
the President elect of the United States, who had
signifed bis intention of taking ii route on bis
way to the metropolitan city. preparatory to the
inaugural ceremonies.
The wheels, eight in number, and running gear
are Of the best quality Of iron, and have been so
adjusted as to afford an easy and gentle motion,
wnen under way. whilst the body of the car ha 9
been finished Ia rosewood paneling and green vel
vet plush of . very superior quality. The win.
dow aAsh have been filed with ground glass. bear.
ing upon the inner surface the coats of arms OF
the several States of the Union in the most bril-
liant colors. The coat of arms tf the Union also
appear on one of the doors, elaborstely adorned
with the emblems Of commerce, . magnifcentiy
carved eagle being suspended over It. A fac and
spirited view of Whea'land with several emblems
of agriculture occupy the sash of the opposiis
door, In addition to which the car floor has been
carpetsd, and withal presents . most attractive
and comforts BILE appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

AprRIcIATIoN or LAED. George L. Kite, re.
Gently sold his farm on the Hawksbii, in Page
osuuty, virglnia, contaiains 1876 acres, to jacob
Brubaksr, Esq. for % 600. lie EuIchaSst the
same, In 1854, at D, ,c0l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

A JUVENILE QUERY.-"Nho took care Of ID =
babiest' Earnestly inquired . ltils gtri. on hear
log moshsr say that al the people were once chh
drsn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

HERE AND THEHE.-Beef cattle was seitngin
london. AZ las, dates, at SID to cid per pound -
Tals il sbou. equa. 70 quotatons here last market
d.y. John Bun has - many mouths 20 feed. -
We ofthe United States. yet while bis cspaeiauts
and facilities for cattle raising are not 70 be com
pared with ours, how comes y 'na' n,n., Ne eaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
A FIErDIsH ACT.-A letter from Dalevile, AL

ALBANIA, to the Elba Democrat, says
One James GilIey. without any provocation, ol
known cause, ran up behind A. B. McCar;y, hs
being hardly able to walk from the effects Of tn.
wounds he received at Troy from a sho:, aDt
plunged large knife iuto him cutting into the ca
witty of his liver; severing more of his ribs
of which cut, it decided by the ply scians thai
McCar by must die. Giey has been held to bsi
in the sum of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

yYRarsrAss ABRo AD Got. w. BE- ,adsrT emp
son, formerly Of Jsffsrsoa county. Va. ss.sMns
Il 81 J,sepbs. No, was pfsse.fcd 90 th- s.o - -
silysr IN token ef. The sstimation tn vhtcn ne =
hsA by hh fellow ciiizsns. ard fos his siainsns
seryicos 70 The city ss7 ssssss aas8 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

NraRo PRopsRTY.--The Clasksvilie, Tenn.
Chronicle, of the 18th inst says: During me past
week . great many negroes hsss been soia, more
psrhap than was ever sold In 20 shost time -
,ten. rally they have sold high. Some negro We
men brought upwards Of 81 800; many negro sasn
brought from sixteen 20 $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

syYRrTuAlIsn DAciI,lso --ihs "oglstsaal =
lssraoh.s psbilsssA By Pafsriass \ esseaans
red . ssls, - ifs pss psseofs Afs deaifsss =
eAaaTiRE aAtix tssissss 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

THTEAUsE -. r Hes esdrieks, allied Ia dusi
near Savannah, was = hardware merchant OF 90
'umbus, Ga. lie had coured the sister O. ne an
msrrisae approach~d allowed . disposi I'm 70
avoid the match For this be MAS caaaspgsd ana
pai1 forfeit with his hfe. ~ AsA#t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

DACON a. BASkkhtii4L.,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MEkCHANTaj
Receive conagnments Of Tobacco, Flour, Conn
Wheat he and give their personal attention to sales
of a.ms and keep constantly on hand large and gene
~ ss4oztmsxt Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guaac,
- SeT-AGwts
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MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. s, P. M.-FLoUR AND MEAL
Gales of 500 gu ,rter sacts domestic lots at 81 Is
q 81; extra at 80 5o8$9; selfusine &C $3.50 Light
10 obing sale of astern at &c Su per Dbl
44c ID for fresn ground; Sc. for buckw m cal
and bran at $40 per ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
FILIBUsTER MOVEMENTS

J R. Baton. sheriff of Los AngsIos county,
VIM H. Little and Chas r. Baker, constables of
Los Augelos city, and Charles DAILY, sblack smith,
were murdered Uy = band of robbers near the San
Juan hills, about 60 miles from Los Angeles, on
the 23i ult whom they had gone out to arrest
The robbers were some fifty strong. At nigh,
they came back. and robbed the store of Henry
Charles; attacked the house and robbei the store
OF Charles FL Igard, whom they brutay killed in
his own room, and then ordered his assistant 4,
serve up supper for them on the counter, where
they deliberately ate it. the dead body lying be-.
fore them all the time. Afterwards attack ed and
robbed the store CT Manuel Garcia, who also fled
nd sayed his fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

Hsk ss Vi 8z1a#@s ass Nsss $50 -
q sesa - sssa kza aasMsss ass Asss sasa az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

Our files from the Sandwich Islands are dated at
Honolulu on 9th of January. There had been a
heavy storm At the lssnds. it commenced on the
Sist Of De cember lasted for days The ne ws
ofth- election of James Buchanan to the Presiden
cy of ths United States was msds the occasion of a
aiand oemonstration By the American resi- aeuts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02
lOHN W. DAVIES
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE,

4 EWls n. WEBB 81 CO., GkkERAl.
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser.
Wees for the sale ana purchase OF Blbur, Wheat,
Corn. fonaoao. &s. ss8.--'m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

| IN.
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4 Z THE CHILDREN.

Of the mu!tt1des Of children that die before they
reach their twelfth wear. three fo,ryhs are believed
to be the victims OF internal worms or diseases
arising from that cause. i medicine like
WINEh'S CANADIAN EERMIFTGE.
which will ~IntaNihly ann rapidly cure the disease,
therefore Of immense Importance to every family.
is extolled in thshlgiast terms by the faculty, and a
tins time when the mortality among children is
greater than was ever before known, it is not safe or
prudent for any household to be without it. Believing
that the ~trigltful ircreas. Of deaths among children
is mainly attributasle TO worms aud the disorders
they produce, We recommend this specific to all who
have charge Of young families.
Ey- Be particular and reruember the name,
d" WIner's Canadian Vermifuge.i' This ia the only
article that can be depended on. Remember this
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale ana retail. by
J. WRIGHT 20.
Sole Proprietors,
81 and I5I Charles street
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BRULY LANDING DRUG TORE.

THE alT-rsj md having rePleni1ltei htS stock o
Drugs. Chemicals &c. IS fully prepared to supply his
friends with tie best Of Medicines. Purchasing none
bat the very best. those disposed 10 patronize him,
mag b. assured that al articles purchased st hises
tabiishma't are Of t>e most superior qaality- Phss;-
clans pge'arations are carefully put up by & conpe-
tent apoalecarY, and there is no longer a Necessity Of
seadin-to rlaquemine or Eaton Ronge for medicines
Jar. l3tu. DR. T. KRAFT
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LEV no NURSE OR MOTHER

Neglect the first symptoms of the presence Of
worms in the delicate viscora II a Young child. In
nine cases out OF ten commissions. the terrible aes-
troycr OF life and intellect. proceed from this cause
Avoid such coaseG nencss by the prompt use Of
TJNFR,S CANADIAN yfIsMfFUGF, a preparation
without any mineral faint and Il sate, painless and
infaIiIhle remedy foI ali forms Of the complaint.
as- 80 particular and remember the name.
70 Winer's Capadi N Terueifuge." This ia the only
article that can be depended or. Remember this.
For sale IL New orieaus, wholesale and retail, by,
]. WRIGHT & co.
Sole Proprietors,
81 and IaI Charities street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
X DISTRICT C0CRT

49, "f@tA-
isiaore Daisle, Administrator rs. Frame A. Wood
No. III
10y WRITE Of 3 writ of Il. IA. to me directed IN
the e'"ve entitled suit, OF date the roth day Of
March. !. D., Isl, from the Sin District Court in
and 'or ssid I'4rIsh and stats, viii be offered for sale
at public auction 10 the last and highest hidda. IN
-ont OF the Court House in This Parish an
Saturday. the LIST day of August next. 1857
O'Clock. A. NJ, all the right OF the defendant,
frame A.. Woods, IN and TO the following described
property, to-wit
:, ~ certain tract Of land situated in this Parish,
al forty arpents from the Mississippi river, measuring
one argent front by forty in depth bounded above ny
land OF Mrs. Conway, in the rear hy lanes c. Woods.
in front ard below nv said frame j. Woods with all
toe improvements thereon.
To pay AMI satisfy said writ OF Execution seized II
the above entitled suit.
Terms Of salon twcive months credit. the rur,
chaser 70 furnish his hind With good personal secu
r;ty, bearing interestat the rate Of - per cant. per
annlE ifTcnn Date uutii pa!5, With mortgage retained
uron the land until faii and final raymart.
WILLIAM WHITE n
rest talor Faage, Egls lj.a -
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500 REWARD.

EsANAWAY from The ST ~oscri6er, on Monday, the
IN 2rd March, n Negro han, named OSCAR. ola ok
complexion. y years old. t feet i or . inches high,
sptverF stout. He has = careless way Of throwing
we'll. He has A ioniness for steam boats. and may
possibly attempt 10 obtain employment on some of
them. When last heard Of, h> was endeavorng to
make hs way to New Orleans.
i will give the above rewsrd for his delr cry at the
Jail ofBaton Rouge, or 10 my agents, J. y BuRBRIpGE
Go, III New Orleans.
!. s. WILLIAMS.
West Baton Rouge Api. 25th 1s57,-tf.
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FYEHE NEW STEAN FEi{ItF BVAI 90.
"STNNY sOUFrII willleavc Ra A5a$$tsMR
ton Rouge at T O'Clock, A. N. during heaIEaA7x8E
Winter months, and at 6 O'Clock during the summer,
and ply regularly during the day. An interval Of
fifteen minutes will take place between the trips from
either side.
The boat will leave the Baton Rouge SIDE on her
last tripa at shutdown. and rernniu five minutes only,
on the opposite side; after which, persons DESTROYS Of
crossing before sunrise next morning will be taken
over in skltfs al double rates of teFriage, according to
contract
as- No contracts will be made for ferriage by The
wear or quarter. but in order to suit the convenience
of those whose business OF pleasure causes the fire.
quent crossing pf either themselves or servants,
{" Passage Tickets y will be seit on the hoat in pack.
ages of Twenty-Five for Four Dollars. being 3 disco4nt
q t~enty PER cent on the established rates.
IIChtI MARKHAM 6fo.
uchi+ frnprstGcs
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~
"ASa''''"S A''H" it, asa
''ngton, ~ is well known, delivered h.
fare we'll adtras. in the oil Coa.res.
Hill 'p,;lshlnhia .oath>4as. CORNER d.
c,.B.,!g
ones''"s "f'" ''A'" S"S' ''''1-
what ssrTllons CID i*iy. Of eight!
years, now residing in that civ, writes
TO her grandson ia WASHINGTON:
W., ia, v..I;,,,oa .l.,:..u.l4..
,.,u.m .tl,,.s :, =, -. .Ia
o.,n .., ,".,.. s. -, .,t '.r.
.,m.,. T.. 1.".. -
Il, W., :, -. 49,. l',
,n,.i T..+.L + .a.x
Ls,y, ,a. 49,. ..".
,,,,.., 4 i
T,,,. . ,..n,,. .,.
do,, ~ u.r..". ..
-. g.. -.
L,..a.a H.. ~. L... ~
H.. 4,I T.. t., ~
char Tho l,.,. ,,". 49,.
>ni, Of BRIGHT Ir,', ~ -. ... ~ r.....-
l.~. crtE. g.. H.. ,41
He had 70, .L,nroI ~. g. .~r. ~.
WIS a sI,ort ,. ,z:.,, 80 -'>I 1~,a $40
With h,s f..,3. ~' "..' ~ "I'1'
,wea fav
Can W,slu. IN
sY;t Of hlsct Io.nT,amr ~, .ol . ,In
hIark oootgI, 'rn' ','s +t' 'S' we
Of iis r~nat.r 'l.' ~ r.Do1' 80 / S.'''
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Baton UeuS..
si1Ta -EpitIAL DISTRICT rnrKT.

] FAUX VI. +. 4. Nonds, No. 1852 ard VIM. \.
G~s=.}ust v, Frame 4. Moods, No. 1858,
BY VIRTUE Of two writs Of i. "a TO Te directed
IT the s.ovs rEtitlei suits, Of date- 4ths and teta
das Of Nsr. 1857. from the stu District C0lrt. II AMI
for sztt Parish and state. will be offered for sale At
r,blc auction 10 the tast nd highest bidder in front
of the Court House III this Parish, On
Saturday. the istdny ofAagust next. 1857.
At J. O'Clock; =. NJ all the right, title ana interest Of
the defendant frame A Woods, III and to the follow
ing described property. to "it
i cert: tract of land situated At forty grpents
fran the b sissi ppt River, in this Parish. and uI-as
arIuk two arPsnts front hr forty in depth, bounded
in front, below and above " lanes Of sind Jrane 4
Hnt.is, and fg the rear by tss Z. WDods, with i'm.
rro4eo.ents thereon, to pay IND satisfy sad urfts
Of execution Seized IN the above entitled sults.
Terms Of sa.c-cAsh.
wN, WHITE. Deputy Sheriff
IVES; Baton Rouge, May 29th, 1887.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST FELltIAsa.
SEVENTH rIsTRlcT C0UEr

SfNfNfH IT@fEI'T IHIkT
Renjartn Jones vs.. Willis J.. Hamilton. NJ Is
d WRITE Of \ writ Of 4. IA. l. me directed IN
- the 2h"Ve eut6t!cd suit Of date the OH day "f
February, ls5., from Ii" 7'h District Court, in and
Tor said parish and State, VIII be offered for sale 10
the last and highest bidder. at public auction, u
front OF the Court House Of West FatoE Rouge on
SATURDAY,, the list day OF August 1857.
at IL O'Clock, i. NJ, all the right. title and interest
If defendant, in and 10 The folio . ing property. ta-pit
George, negro man, aged about 81 years. 20 ray and
satisfy sai writ O; execution.
Terms Of Sale-on j credit of Twelve nltntbs, ths
purchaser 10 furnish MS haDi with good personal
security, bearing interest atthe rate OF per cent
per aunnm from date until qaji, WITH, mortgage re-
tanned npon the property sold until ani! and final
payment.
WI WHITE, /, 5.
West Baton Rouge. Juro. 18th, 1851.
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tTAI DE LA LOUISIANA.
Earofssc d'Dnest Felicinna.
cOTR pr 1hE DISTRICT.

corr pr 7HE DISTRICT.
Benjamin Jones VS.. Wills l. hamilton, Tutor II Mar
garet Porter. No. Isl.
INN YERfI d'Gnsa'un writ de i. IA a mo: sdfres-e
IA dams i'aGaIre Cl-deSSns, en- 3at+ Gu 2 ft-rTier.
1887. par IN Cour du 1me district Judicialre dan, ct
pour IA rsroisse ct Etat sns1ite, il era ofIert en- renta
~pub.tqnt an plus ohrant ct dernier enrherris.eur II Ia
mason DE- Cour de la parois,e d'0uret Baton Rouge
Samedi lie line jour dc Aout 1867
4 II heures \. NJ. t0us les droits. iitre ct infefet du
defendant la propriete sulyant, ~iavoir-George. ne
gre hominR, aCee 4 environ 81 ans, pour payer 8, sat
isGaire le DIT ordrc d execution.
Conditions de IA vente--A IN credit &c dome mos
I'acquerear iotrnira sou hoc avpc bonnie snretc. pore
can't inteier I lais0n de - pour cent par m, Il
data ~jusguau paincr'; hypothcqne Telenue sur la
~psenrie,e yehdne ~jusqu'au Pailpent irsl, o
WI. WHITE, n.S.
Quest Baton Rouge, inin II 1867.
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BATON ROUGE, CROSSE TETE T.
YFyT,r hlooaAs RAILROAD. ARRANGE.
vii, lasr 49, and after ioDday, June 22d. the car,
re,ur .sSSe bayou Crosse Tete az 3 o,clock " an
T TT leave the river at P ". ~ - "N1
three trims = ~ II .v'at sunny SOUTH will make
leaves Baton Rouge at - '''V fo'a' ~
i IL, Il -.--.t.-..-i2 m.
All freight far >, ......--... "A ?. H..
II. m. ill.,. ~. -, me evening train mast he shipped bv
ThaH" . 1fip,aeinC made eyclu.iveIY Far tra,5h-
In, s,nsn uesets and excursion tickets for sale en-
June 81, 1851. SLAIk superintendent
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04
Hoes Shnvels. &c.

Ta-1 EnVT1-N. C1-1- t4ne anI lotfuu Hoe --cke.
S9ai"s. b~.lab.ug Hoe. otabtle Hoes Amest sl.azei.
a4i sqa.@-. II
M4NTtx kHrGTrI<
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04
PRESERVING Fgrrr-

pectfalin ~ sshl2s to preserve their fruit are rcs.
ior fr uip informed that the pateat AIR EyTRacrnR
secured b~ W., are 05ty to be had at our house, hay;no
State. u. he tue exclusive sale of them for this
equa,, If M, .reno SCENTS here. Our ira it cans are
~ ali .as a. superior to any now in uss--bnt n sat-,
o. author, = nave different kinds ri cans. j,clu.
Thers' e. 8, % low as they can be nrocrr,a i
5uae q. @"hi'he. J. PIPER CO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04
NEW CHEAP GOODS.

T WOULD respectfully catl The attention o. the Ia
[ dies of East and West Baton Rouge to the fact that
lam Just up from the City with \ splendid assortment
IF EVERY thing in my line al! Of whce / offer TO the
ADDE'S CHEAPER that ever.
Mar n Sc MR.. c. HUSTON
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04
FURNITURE.

FEW Complete sets Of Cottage Furniturs2-un
n entire new pattern of this beautiful and un'fee
uDiturs-for sale hy fIrLH L q.