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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
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SIIAWLS-SIIAWLs
M ERCHASr, WEISiGER 4 CO. have just recaiy.
1VA ed II handsOm" Assor mrnt OF Shawls for Gentle
men, which they selling low Call ri 1T No 49, Main
street an! see them.
Sept 10 MERCHANT. WElSIGER e. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
mast unguardsd mo.
.Ids rEnPLe TIE SOUTH
ssao>o AVERSION TO

Tue .'Dsiia" msaus oy this that the Southern PEG
r'r Will not o"n.pire aud plot dsunon, aud that it
will no, tolerate sanc,icn the organisation Of Sec
.oaa parties. The "Dss" spsaks adrissd!y,to that
psper hes been NEST impotently sndssvoring to
spread u-ss ofd.sunion in the Cotton STAKES. ave
..Y" bitterly remarks The "Delta," 'rHA. The pRiS.
su,: 9. !sth7IA J, ysipoxlsAk. IK TIE SOUTH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11

LARGE ENASCIFATiGS.-Isaa N. Robertson, VINO
lived in Charlotte county, Va, died on The 2!d Augt,
and LETT will emaDcpating about IS slaves aud d.!i.
ding bis real estate and other property among them.
Provision s made in the will for their removal to Ii
Lori
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11

AN OLD PosTsAsTER.-Robert Shaw. Esq, the
postmaster at Buckingham Court House, Va, was ap.
pointed by Thomas Jefferson, and has filed the office
aver since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11

TRIiL For MURDER.-Robert p. May is now on
trial at Buckingham Court House, Va. for the murder
of Mr.. Wnfrse. Theiury had not agreed on verdict
Tuesday morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11

lcs
Many of them, however, continue their heather
practices In 1899 Dr. K;Gder witnessed in Eugenho
Velho funeral, which Of the same kind as those
curious burial customs which the African traveller
behods on the Gaboou river. You can scarcely LOOK
into basket in which the ynnandeTios carry fruit
without seeing rctisch. The most common 10 piece
of charcoal, with which, the sbashed darkey will in
form you. The "evil eye is driven away There Is
singular sec.et cocieiy among the negroes in which
the highest rank assigned 10 the man who has taken
the most lives. They e:e rot 80 numerous Is for.
,oerly but from time to time harm the unofendng.
These blacks style thein'eves capoeirds aud during
a fssts they will rush Dub at night and rip up any
other black they chance to meet They rarely attack
the whites. knowing perhaps that 1t would cost them
too derry.
The Brazians are not the Only psoprie.ors Of slaves
10 tbs Empire There are many Englishmen who
have long held Africans in bondage-some tor 81
res of years. and others have purchased slaves since
1913. when what is called the LORD brougham Act
was passed By this act it is made unlawful for Eng
lishm-u 10 buy or sell slave in any land, aud by
holding property In msu they are made liable, were
they in England TO prosecution in criminal COURTS
The English mining company, whose stocKnoiuei'
are in Great Britain, but whose hed OF operation Is
s. Joao del Rey in Brazil, own about oOO slaves, and
hire 900 more.
Frenobmen and Germans also purchase slaves.
although they have moi given up allegiance 10 tneir
respective countries
IF be- asked What will be the lsborsrs 10 Brazil
when slavery is no more1" the reply (gVen more at
length in the account Of visit to the colony Of seua'
tor Nergueiro is that the supply will come from Ger
many, Portugal, the Azores aud Madeira and other
countries.
lis striking fact that emcrants did not begin TO
arrive from Europs by thousands until 1897. In 'oo
and S. the African slave trade was annihilated and
in the succeeding yscr commenced the present com
parstiveiy vigorous colonization. Each year lns
number Of coloniss Is increasing, and the Statesmen
Of the Empire are now deyo;iug much attention 10
discover the best for thus promoting the ad'
vsrcemen: of the country.
IA Southern lady Ohio wife OF very popular
United States Consul at Rio during the standardization o.
the negro was Brsz" for thore they possess warm ell.
mate, and II they choose may make their way up In the
world. in manner which be the case IN tho
rnireS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
NI NHnEN0rs acAys.eERSs.aIlau nt,c....

Al .}sfENATS 2CAyfteFRS-e,.aftaw ntactft:
VI ea lave asserted tuat ,n,estls-! worms n. i
fHJar.ans, IL fact thai he part OF -. a1Serg. rem
ing ioutan iadigestibin' taatt er ai,rleataFv canal
Ahat r-1aci"Hs hunlbuHf What nescvah!e pbiiesc.
ttt very Experienced pi!rsief4t4 Allows thai .L.a-e
@hitNaE cause !7fafaat.otl % the bn7reis a4fi aognt..na
.etnal!y eat through the c.ating .: slc siorlaei an
tntestirr"s, causing Inevitable daa.il OF NJ, ..c dia-
eAres q children. this II thp mnst dangerous arG lis.
tfdsAtng. unfortunately to-, i is pne Of tAs u1a-,
erilllnn- in
HIAEHS CANADIAN FERMFFrsE
1oNHFat. 2 s1i" Fei.iS ttalsiit,t- seHzairsi IL p~avfda5
ing .ir"t.ft+tHl aitatiel:Eas sla EpSf. 10 sta4 tla IL
eyer failed 10 etcet L ru:4t.
~ \" ma':i1gfal ana remember the aaale . wiz
IT. Canadian ~fsrmig..ti flis II the n4.v ,rtfclf
"haL can ~ a7Fsndt4 Oh. ~ sale #ast+&7le ava
retai. /: sew Orleans bY EctGar $40
sctfa :sFT.tszst. ttsG sol Ca.r.reS 81
la2 F&'-r F1e : - = -, ~asgf-ta.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
JOSEPH steTIrRisE
Architect IA L Builder

s@7g % 17aFisET s'fest, ~ q Maaa
WOULD respectfully cal: The attention, nf III. ,,h
L ic to my a5sart;noa: toy the .ew yea-. Yavinp
made arfanEcmeDts reiti, ,,rls Of the best naau|arsI
r'iis Ps2RriisA;..ass in Cincinnati, ] En- prepared to
lurn'Tt NasE lFt}RS an5 BLINDS. made Of tf!e best 81
"a'Se pune iun.tef and Of superior serkn4arsi,tp r,rr#
cheaper than Gan BE- Tnade in the south. Persons il.
ne country wishing II bald si. an45 It u der ali,
s9~ Orders Era41 Tie eaa.g.ry .aea48t ,v sa1;c;sss
SO tountry work Of all kinds punct,i4Ily at..aaet
20 IN re most wnrkHsnli; manner.
&c Elsas ana Specifications ~ city and ecrrtr7
proved styles. ~
- III kinds i ;oh +..fe Attended to wild, nest
ness ard ~'asrAteA, ~ater,, ~eisterna made Of 10 IT,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
TCTYC TTEr2TAEy

farmer ~ Ieu Lerte mt ff4sranie s~trr1ts
Fs'Bi> 'tos p'tal i spacions aud cou v"nf"p:Iy sttuats:
i a square ffom ii" ter, near ttc snip anu stetns
U0@' landings.
IL JOSEPH It2SsaFit IL tile .~Hrc-Ior III The In4tl
titinG, a-ti Resident physician and surgeon
i?. THOMAS Hunt Is the visiting ?avz,car md
Surgeon.
TERMS.
Private .oarus ...-.-+. from - 81 10 Is per ,av.
s----...=- II 81 ger day
WA-i- fHr 7!ssea -s-.... Il 90 PEI day.
Professional affco9aace, medicines, lur.:cr lie,
and lodgings areiaciadgd Ill these cifaTges.s
gS@surgicai operations charge. extra.
Rk-The location Ct t'ls Hospital i perfectly aes..
~ ana ccnigl!ela tts-asg. ae yst admitted into
he inrruarY-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

~
Iha arrangements for blending the Snrr,
zR& LanFks' kooE and -i4e ~SouTugaN f.H
Lot MAGAZINE, being noX complete,
MRS. T, r, W. aIcC0R0
Fakes great pleasure il snr.oanc.a. 10 lie
citizens d the South and West, thai the first
a1T1aes Of the above Magazine viii be ready
for delivery. and the Mail. on or about the
10Th day o. No@enabar being the December
number Of thr Magazine, and il viii. there.
after. be published regularly on the 10th ia >
OF the r~!oxitnate month.
there never tas been . period in tt!r his
1nfy OF oar co4;atry. whan there was so stern
4 necessity for the exercise Of the Southern
fni1fj iot Southern good, as 1T the present
moment wren every e~ienleut Of enserpriza
and independence should re brought to orr
ate 70. our believed home.
Then, at this moment there need be NJ,
heightened appeal in behalf Of & soutnern
Literature no argument t. induce the scnth
y retase such mental pahuEum as is E~ar,.isb-
ed by the Nortl, no exhortation 70 insnira
tae t' sonthetner with becoming zeal j.,
oeaait Ibis household traditions, and the
legends OF the beautiful savanaahs s..st c1ls :.
ter about has sunny home.
Each number 81 the Magazine VIII caru
tain II pages Of neat letter efess, IN reyaE
ecEaF2 form, II snrerb paper. cue steeI en-
CRAVING, one piece Of oFiglnai or popuiar nu-
SIC; plates # the Fashions and other e.nhel-
si.fnenss. There vii! also oe aided abo,t
pages so De deyAted 10 a6vertiseanerlEH
%s1!tai.ie style for such a Periodical ami #
VIII thus torIn q a1ost appropriate and pso6ta.
bic medium fur the advertisement IF articles
q taste and elegance,
10 the subscribers Of the Southern ladies'
Book who have paid their subscrintio,. and
nave net received The numbers to wnichta4v
a5e entitled, 1t IS respectfully announced that
suitable deductions Will be rade.
sn~bscEptian, S3,n0, payable IN advance.
n liberal commission viii be a!IoYssd 70 Posi-
Masters and sthers acslug as agents.
VIM. 4 LEONARD Il co.
prcnrictorS,
Delta Buildings, No it CAMP stssets ard %
and 81 Bank Place, New Orleans. :.
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New Orleans
GUIDE
fOk ISs7-'5S,

Containing Q sass amount Of Acchrnse, Inn
:essssst,x aud Valuable Information.
Comprising a sketch Of New Orleans With
Chronological Table. a guide to all the Pub
lie Institutions, t. List Of Officers Of Govern
rnsnt, ili;y, State and Federal, Newspapers,
Railroads. Steamships, Schedule Of Mails
and Rates Of Postage, Legee Guide. Laws
Governing lfe2ks, Cats, and Drays, Interest
ami Time Iaui4s, Calendar for l657-5>,
Courts, with d Diary Tor Every Day in the
Year, and Advertisements oi Pfo.aynent MyT-
chats, &c, &c.
COPYRIGHT Secured
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
ASHRIRY REGEg.

HOUSE SIGN y 1RTt TFfZ4E FaIyTs4
i ny ar-eFs gi=er me nr HOUSE stsn. or .,rr.re,.
= III 'saa'tiiS, tsrtF hathsii,,. ARR &Iazing, will mees
VII pfsfV VI attention. IS !s,u permanently located
IL Eartt hoHE-. ana MS itis NV interest," II rfva rsras
raj saasfaettpn, ! shall tb~ To 10 It..
Saep-c4 G34a. scHRIIRv Pc,.rp
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
Now ina sfarss

TIT TFTsH-
'~-fh bbls hl-suiphate 1T Lime,
SF 20 bhls pnias whale Ill. gies~.
i Z" Castor OIL.
10 " TinsEaf cit.
Io0t ths White Lad,
10 dozen Champagne.
~ 20 Giarat I
apsl choice brands Havana cigars.
10 no German e,gar4.
10 casks -cnt.h Ale,
5hss Blue Lick NGrer.
ahatce Peach whisky
z = MufongaIre.a 30.
= different kinds Of French brandy It
different prices. y
- dozen karnun's Fluid Ismns.
- rhaslls Wrapping PAPER.
5i boxes Chinese Free xcrs.
~ tit aheFe acaeirs ss ofiarcl ut NeT Orleans
F'ors, sithes for cash or on credit.
Ed sNftEL. ntneciet.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

stR. LEONARD, formerly Professor OF
~ Anatomy IN tie Washington University
Of Baltimore, and previously Professor OF
Mi;nlt4ry and The Diseases Of Women and
Children - the safns University announces
thai n. mas taken tie office formerly occu-
atcd ty i'r. i:aukee, No. ~ C~aronielet street,
.ev Orleans, where nc can be consulted at
all tines.
D.. Leorari jarotes bi- attention tn follow
ing speciailtir- 81 d3@pase. Affections of the
Throat and lungs sucn as Bronchitis. Lar =
a-it1s, Ast1fnaS- tat'nrnza, and E~ittnists. Pui-
mctalis ii. lis Aar.ous forms, His lon. and
intimate acquaintance with the usa Gf the
kaleidoscope caahies nam at once 70 decide as
ro the character and -xteut OF an9 IF taay+
~Siseases, and therefore 10 arrive At The treat-
meat psopes te each, without delay. So
also Of d.seasev Of The heatt.
D.. L. will also treat Scroittia, Marcaiai
Diseases Paralysis, Epitersey, Chorea, Chic
rosIs or Green Sickness, aHa all diseases of thu.
nervous system. and w female rarticulaT1tv.
tIe likewise 1egotes his attention - Dis
eases Of ths { 81 and Fal. anl tsls Eanr ex-
p]es,eace il this department VI n4dJ.a sul-
gerH gives finl ready command Of eye means
to alleviate VI cgre tuers
ir LecI4aGtt, believing flat The trn1v seem
tile physician Savaij Use every means 10 al
eylata 'lanaH sutfcruas, and not 'caye If III
the power a thc empire N, beast that he
oGt ar&@G4t1.i>l q .irs after th= regular
.~;octoE has exhausted has ska, sill treat
! ~ufnpiS, Cancers, mems ~ any species .,
S#%e1sl11 With Nv without Enite. first cxHtai:-
ing T. the patient the features aad @~..yau-
ta.es Of eae! methott.
het5nfS shti4siss a pos5age staSnq w.i. fe-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

- uEir;es,
~ ss Bark sfazepps
10 baskets Aanisatta-
} dozen Corn S.srch.
ysisashs csaEi Stscuht
BASKETS Setter Wafer
ca boxes Dry Le1eoasde.
. dozen LINE suiee
II = safeT.ar Clars+
! cask 0li Port. -
~ tozea Porter Barclay K Perkins
u l5hnrtan or 'ereat3 scotch At
osrTs; ~snpestaf Old .oroagahsEs
CsmpAfne,
Burning Fluid, for sal br
w. BosEb, D,uEs54
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RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
YOU EJyzr

oS1Fd 1. CRAIG informs the pahs:e .has having
"Ss5asEo r. tasr asefciati"ns, he II eor PEvotr.
~ ~. w az : AXE IN 7tlrHr words, he has ests brs!,.d
n :" OF j4NFctt street worth side, i3rst door east a.
t1s i"tt nef tinI7e--Theia Hs and h;s s,Trrr Irrs r,I.
m. taSt 20 70 y tsms ~ Win atrApEs Hr-sE,v, kaau
ae"ee$- nan;pa1ats hi-s4ae hssaa1t,ttg in = . -
most oeaaa,f"! 7" behold FntIea by the ,aaxis a. a
7issaae Na1eTtali-~EtIrs, bearing Tire sGpoa, ..rnrs :
~ ia !, ~, ~ g. = syrr .saL'". INA 1>FAhr vEscs-buried ii
caSh'"ha OF elder ds@n-iH19sr<s N aT.rea frn,, 49,
iHtENfAA gtsSs, there f. carry III et.s I0rf"x4,, n ~.
siie ana k&pf4riGnffna AIT. sc. r.
Tonne Ga". crme Ill.
Ard rive JOE CRAIG 4 shE4;ng cafia5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

This valuable aork. which Will form the
best advertising meilum ever presented IL
View Orleans, will appear on % about the ist
Of September, .n tifie Tor distribution through
The Country among those who trade III this
City, There w'!! be between 10 q $4,000
COPIES issled-a Il ertiscmeuts taken Oh fea-
SoHab!@ terms.
Every page Of advertising will entitIe the
advertiser to LOO copies, with the privilege
Of having his in PTlnt, with his place OF bus,-
ness ana d note caIiing attention 10 has ai-
lertiseEaett, on the first page Of the c0Fer--
After The list hundred. the advertiser may
nave any number ofcopjes at the rate nf S2G
per hundred. bet the number desired will
have t. be mentioned with the advertise
naent.
TERAfs,-urr-halt ii advance, the uoI-
a1cc made paYat:'c On The i>sa au"r 81 thu
work.
VIM. A LEONARD, COMPILER & P Publisher.
t. Advertisements received al the office
Of the Daily Times No. - Camp st
" acre the design may Ia seen. u al the Of
Iiee Of 4. Julius II att, No. 80 tomn.eEciAl
Place.
REFEREN|E5,-We. the undersigned
take pleasure Id recommending Mn W. 4
Leonard, as q Gentleman OF Character, and
certifying 10 his capacity for the perform
ancc of the work which lie c~ante,np5atps
and cteer!ul}y commend his tieSgn t. rGb
lie consideration
VI, WATERMAN, Mayor.
GERAR! SEITH Recorder.
+ JOHNSON X Go, IS Camp street,
NIXON x ADAMS, Eeiitors Daily Crescent,
II. L. i15tIAN i Co.. Insurance .a.ts.
+ rAiHEbNtBH e On
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
BTISN Sc s

y. 1eIs ean be sent through the Iest offG &c
! aoNrAs 4 BROTHER f4A1LY qaocERy
n. Corner Third and Church STREETS.
saf,fh= FfIlr AgTuH4yfr 4sl} coxySE5.
n ior ~ Law 0zaen wit1 Fal'nont Hebest i,ralj
[1ez4
ysENJsMIs TERRIER, GIN i WHEEL WRIGHT
{ G : Hl5.@E, H a,..5 80 80 80 - @Ha.aAsf
l,ifTTs - kJ1T,S- EEf5NSgJY9 4gD-.fsr
{ on't.fbe- Ee4Ft Ia4.!EHE. Wezt Baton Eougt.
- pesiers n tass. Cap & ). ehartres STRAIT
AeU orleans
F,h#A'.i'S BARTON re- t~fI2A'IsIs& f1t fSeL
! / ~ 81 -. =, : ; 49,. - t be- 1la II lie ,sS s.s ar. : 60 ~
fnr-..a A., ana : T. f'aa'p ,. Cuts once a .ne
-
Is. y ,t f f5w WI o al1e1, - = . = a. ..;aa s5 =, H..
S.yth juf;ei.l re,,rlet % tbs state. the !; ,,tea SEAT
49, saI r.. r.. e cs-a = iii Il - ~. red M 's a. e.. ~
| ONCE IN plz4asnias T5ervi.ts s.gfsh s..
I'saSN'sN i'"SsE' f'15=i Ah-s5h@H 'tet3le=
-
- hsffs. 4 'b HhS7STsRtI1
=. zs.0- -
! ~ l. SEES. 4 rIsTsayBfYrBER
sup ~ : :. ~
EarrH4 Az WHITMAN yrHr0RIE4NS EYEt p
- e,ore s.s''.. 1@,'s - 40 -&''ss5 streets
WtppILj. IEgTg3 -,
!. II ARMY aJtsE. HHL.aM Nj .Ea4H m
/ priet5r
.r n. FtgEer 4yyypytF = cor yF,5rs
At fzts. N!ilze At tia. toprt H.n.. 49, r.
on R.4fya
Y WRIGHT < &c. NiIatESth pF4IfFy IN
: ." s''sss' s''
-
j ner i-.alel ana Third stsee,. Batgn Ransa.
JOSEPH 4rF EEEfsk 4YaJy2ysr t.D=HTu
3.r is.ia,, gt, sa = 1i'D mn
4 ~Ta9ls2aLE pENYtL >teGEoN u
1
!eItN T.!ztSo iF9REEP N IT.. e6aIsE6
,,,.rs . .,,s..TT
M y y 81 - ian 1Gh4FsI dcaf-,oei
~ 1T i8S Hhiss ca -.aarei @tteet
+ 4 yT3IEzqT 01I57g5zyT
.ta4t rot Coz 80 = , - : s.iE.a'>1 i'art
Ii stIESfK, BRICK IAnn4 NILS o5rs
- 5 gu ta"tsH oHpssste tie Haraey Hense, "
= : esa be sent tbreaee; tie Fo5tealssz
y Church street.
- law, ofHee ri.t P. a. walAsr, ]. 4, q. slstrch
street near Third.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
Carriages and Harness

Tux sri.estster having COM pl4t~d lis .nactoo
T. "~"rcl"nA md Mandatory. il aaa opfniAs the
most complete %. CARRIAGE. ana HARNESS over Of
Er'' :" purchasers IN this vicinity and w,ala call
III. htienliah or his tr:eh6a ant the public generally
/" 4a e@tabli-hm"nt and 10 examine lis stock before
nnTGnneInr etaewhcte.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
zsst.ia Es,ahhsr Bcr.t.-

sal EsEI IN sF3FE, VI /. \ j I'm " l,.t
49,, . sa1 r'E. I eaa furnish any size E,,f
ih's betting il manufactured uader t4o.6ve,ris III
sif1, ata u superior 10 ssasn"r far the Fsfiovyng - :,
s'hs - ha2 a perfectly smooth an even surface
vii 5is&ys run straight, ana with a ,,.r.a.. :
n W. p''tiesss u y stronger AID more aarrnls tFzs
i"aStief Il can Dc constantly run Ia vel r,.eas1 ~
T 10 - % s,s seati'er, with at tpiufy. 4u1 I'll s:te
Getting It 1 cost Of sae third Tess nan ls3ts;,
- - s BRADFORD
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12
GOLD
DEALER IN eEocEs, WATCHES
"ey-r

r,s.. w
-49aya@ stree, "eft door I" Besrl : Drag sfsgs
4 1zrs .~.sssan'iy On baud. a large aud sc,,,,.e,,
~ =h 5eist ~ sat Of CLOCKS, WATCHES saa jzssE 81
@' On, SoaRs and '~ieia-tss On sascrso.ts-si "a, - 3. 6
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

SHIH ADJUSTING BUGGY ENn
- &el!BiAGjE HfRSEss- i Al, IN rfeo,nt - -
gthsr sarge tayaice q hat snfer.ar SELF ADr,Sr1Nr
New Cleans prices. i AZ ,nr Yne4 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
LOuisviIIo market, April 10.

PROvIsIONs.-The market has continued TO be in
active owing to high prices occurring simultaneous
ly with the excessive stringency in the money mar
ket However, former prices are continued, with a
noted frmness in barreed pork, the stock of which
is very light. We quote: Mess pork So, shoulders
&c. hams &c clear sides lOc ribbed sides S4c, plain
hams at &c, sugar-cured and Falls City hams at
lie, 'Dufhelds' at l24c, packed; prime city render
ed lard at 1896, and 15c for bbls and kegs.
ToBACCo.-In absence of stock the business of
leaf depends here entirely receipts, which, being
light, the number of hogsheads sold has materially
decreased. Under the apprehension Of damage to
the young plants by the late heavy frosts, and IN
der favorable dispatches from New Orleans, prices
have again advanced from 81 to so u 100 Tbs The
market closes excited at about the following quota
tons
New, badly frosted, S8a9; new frosted, 5Oa1G so;
old lugs light weight, 11al2; old lugs heavy ship
ping y 5OaI3 80; common leaf, 13 50al5 80; Me-
dunn leaf l6al9; fine and choice 2Oa23.
1t may be well to remark, however, that the above
quotations of cline and choice are nominal there
being ne such quality offered lately in the market
The quotations of Sl6al9 refer to the actual sales
of very fine shipping, which took place on Wednes-
day.
HDEs-The demand has continued to be in e1-
cess Of the supplies. The prices firm and un-
changed in all kinds, except those Of dry sailed city
cured, which have advanced &c, with sales in large
lots at 174c.
Dealers are paying butchers Sc z fb for green
hides sales from store at the same with 25c y hide
for commissions city cured dry salt at l73c country
flint at l4s6c, according to quality green calf skins
at l25c y ID; Southern flint l5al6C; selected flint at
II cents
PIG IRoN-Tennessee Nos. l and 2 is selling at
S35.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
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LOUISVILLE, April lit has been showing here
the whole afternoon. 1t is about inches deep now,
but is melting and turning to rain. The mercury
stands at 81.
NORFOLK, Va, April 1s.-Skinners -four mill and
stock destroyed by fire last night Loss S4O,-
600. 1t was partially insured.
NEW YORK, April 18.-Flour, western, 9 S. Mix
ed corn III Pork % 75a22 IS. Lard l44al4s.
ST. LOUIS, April 1s.-Henry J. Adams (On Free
State ticket elected mayor Of Leavenworth.
CHICAGO, April 1s.-Eli Griffin half breed was
hung by mob in Jackson county, Iowa, for killing
John Ingalls,.
On the same day mob entered the jail at Belle
we're and took prisoner arrested for counterfeitng
And murder, ndhung him amid great excitemdnt.
CINCNxAT1, April 18.-Flour advanced, sales
25a5 80 Whisky 223. Provisions very firm.
CHARLEsrowx, Mass, April l8.-Orders have
been received at the navy yard to transfer the crew
of the Merrimae to the Roanoke at Norfolk.
WASHINGTON, April 18.-The Post Office depart
ment invites proposals to June 1st for carrying the
entire letter mail overland from the Mississippi to
San Francisco in four horse coaches, semimonthly,
Weekley, and semi-weekly.
The Department Of the Interior has nearly COM
pleted the arrangements for the construction Of the
wagon road TO the Pacific.