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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-14
MONDAY, 1eth day OF EEnRuAKY, 1857.


to wit IL lot of ground situated in tins parish. al
four nanare4 and sixty Feet from the Lesec, tIa0ar-
ing One hundred and ninety feet front by a aciih OF
one hundred ard eighty i've feet, bounced below and
back by lands of James X, Hevall, abov. by lands II
jane i. Deyall, and taose Of Richard Markham, and
III front by lot hereinafter described, with tie build
ings and improvements thereon.
stt0Ni-Anothe lot also situated in this parish
measuring titty two feet front to the public road with
the depth of four hundred and sixty i've feet, bound
ed above ny i0ts of stephen Winter. aud hereinafter
described, below by a strip Of land fifteen feet wide,
belonging t. lot above described, with the buildings
aud improvements thereon.
TIilRf-anotber lot also situated IN this PARISH
measuring sixty-eiEit feet front to the public road
with the depth Of four hundred aud ~ffty-two feet.
called the Center Lot bounded above by lot Of
stephen Winter. and heretofore described by TIE
second above described lot, and IN the rear By first
above described lot, with the buildings and improve
meats thereon.
. lRTff-Apd another lot also situated in this
parish. measuring sixty feet fyoFt by three hundred
and eighty seven feet in depth, bounded above by lot
Of VIM, Ma ths1n, below By said described lot, or
center, ard back By first described lot, OF tract, with
lii" buildings and improve rneuts,
A iot OF moveables,. &c-
TERM. OF SALE The moveable effects 10 be soli
for cash. The lots and buildings to BIZ -oId payable
onc-third cash. and the two remaining thirds payable
it one and two years. from the day OF sale. Tie par
cbsserS to furnish their notes endorsed to the stls-
faction Of the tutOf. hrariEg eight per cent. interest
per anEuln from date until paid, payable atths Office
ot the Recorder Of this parish, with special mortgage
and confession Of Judgment retained OIL land until fuil
ana final puyment,
n, ". F3FE, Sheriff.
Yves: Baton Rouge, Jan, 10th. 1851.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Isaac Hobbs l. Co and other inferyenors vs.. No, la,S
Gabriel Loubiere, ct. ais,
TN VETfJ dune commission a Z8ol aGiressre dan
II lie susdlte process, tn date du lime jour du Jan
per. A, D. 1857, de Ia ceur du sme District, en- It pour
IL dte paroiSse ct Fiat, dams le process de Isaac Hobh>
4 &c IT autres interTeneurs Us. Gabriel Lou oiesre Ell.
ais. No l47S. Sera ottert en yente pabiilue. su plus
haut ct dernier snclerrisSeur. au magasin ladis ap-
partenaut Gabriel Loubiere, dams eette paroisse,
LIE 10 jour de Mars, 1857.
a II heures 4, NJ toutes les proprietes ci-apreS de
critics, maintensnt en- litige entire les dts plaintiffs ct
les dts defendants. savoir:
Ia ncgresse, Beckev, agee a reupres 10 ans. Tout
le stock de marchandises maintenant dams Il magasln
dc Il. Ioubiere. compre.ant un 10. de merchandise
Stche, Chapeaux, Soatiers, ouincaiiIeris, harchan
discs de plantation. &c.
TeFmes lie la veute.-Ies Marchandises seront ven
dues pour au eoinptant pour toutes sonlne de wing
SiartreS Ell au dessnus, ct pour tout sommeS an dies
sus de Ia montant, a une credit de six mois. Les &C
auereurs fourairons icurs bilietS endoSses q La salts
faction du Sheriff. La nesresse Becky, seront vendu'
a nne credit de douZe nnis, asec hspothequS retent
ct uiliets enaosseS a la satisfaction du Sheriff.
\. ". POPE.
fluest 1stnp Rouge. Jan. 5Ist 1857. Sheriff.
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q. rL.AAuHKs AVID OTHERS.

p,.k<rERS sui othors having business to transact
n vax Orleans, and not andiugis convenient 70 come
- tina ,i,v themselves, al find it to their adsa' age
,. eurt,v the Undersigned AL business sfffgsset
,o rne;r care viii be promptly ana faithfully.
~ -. > moderate per centags, heate Of city
HYATT FRAK
eoa.s : General :
## S.-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-14

The Undersigned oIers his services to ,"s,eh IN
anl c'h F'"""'> BENJAMIN TERRIER.
"a, ttrug.. jane rs tt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-14
UNITED STATES MAIL
Coast and Bayou Sara Packets,
G.. u. ,yR. AND CaITDI

THE fine passenger staemer. c y. Junior, ErtssF
tAsouE, master, will leave New Orleans every. Sur.ay
AMI y ednes iayD,nrnings III . O'Clock, A. NJ
Tn CAPITOL, J. II. IRE, master. leaves New Or
leans on FRIDAY al 8 o clock, a. ". and On Monda, at
5 p 4.
Ieve Bayou sara every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday
nd Saturday.
AGESrs.-M. Gordon, Jr. J. A. Br landry;
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\ I eafcIHe thtsis.
VI IN assortment Of iffrreut sizes superior quail
aJ,, m hand an.ior sste by
ian II. 7. NAHbIi-La
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-14
The 10th day Of March 1857.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
pARf9H OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Irene Hebert, wife VS.. No. 1874 Frank White, hnsL d
DY VIRTUE Of a writ If fl. IA. TO me directed in tina
ID above EMIT ed canse, Of date the lltE day 2l No
rellber a. q. 1850, tro1n the 9Th District Court III and
tor sad parish aud state, viii he offered for sale at
public auction to the last and highest bidder on the
premise. OF ten miles from the Court House il this
PARISH On
Saturday the 18th day OF March 1857.
atii O'Clock a. II. Gil the right, title and interest Q
the defendant. Frank white. in ane to the negro wo-
man, Maria, aged aboat 50 years, 10 pay and satisfy
said writ Of execution.
Terms Of sale;-Cash n. W. POPE
West Baton Rouge, Jan 81, 1857. sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Felfeiana.

Parish of " est Felfeiana.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter of the Succession Of 5. c Cobh. deceased.
Elizabeth L, Cobb, vs., James f. Devali Under Tutor
No 1921.
IHv virtue ola commission t. me directed. in tteabove
ID entitled succession, FROM the 7th District Court
in and for the parish Of West Fslisiaaa, of date the
3lst.. day of December 1856. VIII he offered for sale at
pubic auction to the last aud highest bidder at the
residence of Mr.. Elizabeth T. Cobb, in this parish on
Saturday the iith day of February 1857
at II o'clock 4. VI. All the hereinafter described proper
". belonging to The community existing between Mr-.
Elizabeth f. Cobb and her deceased husban and Joint
IL to said deceased, and to sall community to Wit -
one tract Of land or plantation. situated III the parish
fof West Baton Rouge. fronting Oh the Mississippi river,
bounded above by lauts Of the estate of james Devall
deceased, below ~ lands of John Buhlar and contain
ing bout one hundred and fifty acres; together with
the buildings aud improvements thereon.
The following named slaves, TO wit:-Grayson negro
man aged A. Fritiay negro man aged =. Thomas ne
gro msn aged IS, Eli negro man aged -: Alex negro
man aged -, John negro man aged s.; RihA.dTa negro
nlan aged Is; Thornton negro man aged 81; Randall
| negro man aged 50; kirh negro man aged g.; Firzalten
| neyro mar aged ~. Little Bill hoy aged le, David ne
gro man = d is, tultiF negro woman aged 81, sandy
boy aged Is. Anderson boy aged 10, Ailsy negro wo-
| man aged II: Amanda negra woman aged 81 Diana
infant child Of Amanda: Polly girl aged Il; Sukey wo-
man aged 10. Jim negro man aged x; Sarah Am ne
gro woman aged -: Ellen girl aged /; Mildred negro
woman aged 81; Lewis boy aged To- Ann woman aged
So; Maria girl aged 10; Phil boy aged 7; Rose woman
| aged Al. lack boy aged Is; Tryloia negro woman 81
MiIiv woman aged "a; Sally infant child Of Miliy.
| Henry hoy aged IA; phehe woman aged %; Jimmy Lind
| girl aged i; Little ME ~ woman aged So: Ben bog aged
!; Ella girl aged s: al said property (land aud slaves
belonging 10 sai@ community, and the following named
! sla ives belonging jointly to SAID community ami the
| senerate estate to wit:-Ncd negro man aged q; Tom
| Bail negro man aged y: Epton negro man aged 81
| Kitty negro women aged 70. Sarah infant child OF
| Kitty. Abfam infant snitl Of Kitty, George negro boy
aged 9; Bowman boy aged 5: Dolly aegro w"maEs aged
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-14
Carriages aud Harness

Carriages and Harness
vNIE subscriber having completed his spaeiods
Warehaus amt Mandatory. Is now opening the
most complete of CARRIAGE and HARNESS oyer of,
fersf To purchasers in this vicinity AMI would call
the attention nf his friends and the public generally
to his establishment ami To examine his ~tock before
purchasing elsewhere
MO STORE
Caitcte and close Coaches,
Two ant four seat Brett.
Rockaways and 8srouchss,
Side and single seat Buggles, with and without
tops,
With a splendid assortment Of double and sin
Gle Harness, Whips. &c, to match.
Also stage, Naggon and Cart Harness,
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, &c.
All Of which VIII be soil a. low as they can be
| purchased at any house in the South.
Ny facilities for repairing are unsurpassed in AL
the b aBches. an Il continuance Of patronage is
solicited
! have In store a fall assortment of Iron ~conpris
ing, Flat. Round and square, Sheet and Hoop Iron
Axies, Spring, &C.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made 10 order, o.
the latest styles and patterns.
Iha.e also on hand, Cane Wagons and carts.
Road Wagons. Ragasse and other light carts, and al
kinds Of Wheeiw, ight work made to order.
Also Bankers Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, com.
piete lightning Rods, &c. &c. Call and examine al
the old stand new ~buildiug) corner of Maine ant
Church streets
nov - W F. TUNNARn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
npur.y LANDING ARUa STORE.

r,T undersigned having res'ea'shea hS s'osA
fh.n ;,als &c, is fully prepared 10 supply u
- with the best Of Medicines. purchasing a'he
49, ~, very best, those disposed to psr""ihs MN
=. a.snrea that all articles purchased at ms
a. III the most superior quaf'y. fhssl-
cations are carefully pat up BY . eompf-
80" snsthere IL no longer . necessity 81
-un. :, pasoaeulfpe or Baton Rouge for mea'c'nes'
ssauh9 - DR. L. KRAFT.
ian. II ON.
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-n, x.rIs,.fGHS I---5ce Faba"H@''

900 pJTDtbHs -.
Il Mr., Thos. Montague, o Aayssitle n.y.. 10 man, ~
s'.ets az, ii Stoa. e , ;, . md 'sssn ~ pT vIsh v r . :,
n:sh the !t 1s, # All kinds. we fse 800 now corr
pi-ted OF ai'"N ,..;r- alzevts We will gIaran
ustoG oe'ofs PN1as ,,,, p A mar ,aIar attention to
tee an ~ nI, - work If all kinds I the shop fesr
rsp",r:7S n f5o"S I. fteaae's store V business Will
~, m earned n on r. rnnaard : aon,3 ;a aaa q Of '"'se
as''''' 3@n' ~ ~ TuNsARp,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-14

Now in Store.
n bbls hi ~Sulphate of Lime.
~ ~ bbI5 Polar whale oil, clear,
D - Castor OIL.
10 " Linseed oil.
1000 lbs White lead.
10 dozen champagne,
20 " Elaret.
5000 choice brands Havana cigars.
10 900 German cigars.
10 casks Scotch Ale,
5 bbis Blue Lick Warer,
/ " choice Peach Whisky,
" " Mononsahela do,
5 different kinds of French Brandy at
different prices
It, dozen Barnum's F1aid Lamps,
40 reams Wrapping paper,
50 boxes Chinese Flre-crakers.
All the above articles are offered at New Orleans
Ed BoGEL, Druggist.
=, arden Seeds:
~ 1000 Papers fresh warranted Please order
march WM. BOGEL,
Dr uggist.
axes, Cakes:
q Spices, Harorins Extracts ami Rose Water. Fo
~ by VIM. BDGEL, Druggist.
Try Pruncs,
~ 5ootb fresh and nice, for sale very cheap by
WIN, BOGEI.
Rouge, Lilly White. Shell. Buffalo Horn. coarse and
fine Combs. Brushes Of all kinds, a new supply just
received hy
dec 5 80 WV. ROGFL. Druggist
fnse : Lime:
- Furnished in any quantity, seni your orders !,
march WA BOGEID
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-14

COTTAGE FURNITURE.
r-w r,r,n,eta sets of Cottage Furniture"-as
} A entire new pattern Of this beautiful and uniqsn
nrniture-faf sale by 81
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Paroisse d'Duest Baton Rouge.

C0rR DU SiXNE DISTRICT
Dams / aTaire ae la Succession de Sarah Richardson
decide. No. 555.
TN FFRTr d une commission a moi addresse, dams
JLi'affaire q, dessus. la la Cnur du Gne District dams
CT pour IL tite Paroisse 81 Fiat. en- date lie 81 Deem
lre. 1870 i sera otfart en- gente plbiqae au plus of
ffaat II aernier eacnerriSseur d Ia residence Dc Stepf4-
en- Winter, dams cette Paroisse. fous les pgonricte
aiApr-. decEl.es anuartenant q IaS dit. .S4ceession-
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Lime.

fHlBbis Cape linn received per Steamer virgin
ICD ia last hight.
BAaBEF X BENJAMIN
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T ard Oil:
4 SUPERIOR ls. Just received and for sa's
WIN. BoGEL, Draggisss
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--r.uhts uMc large assortment, Just
w r.ce,yea direct from the manufacturer, Q. safe
y. J. L. YiAlxt .
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Cjtasch. Starch.
=, % boxes Co!.gsates Superior Pearl Starch, the
49, - wy. GsSM.. 0rnygiA-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

srxrsssasDinal DISTRICT COURT
In matter Of the Succession OF SARAH RrGIfARbso. de-
ceased, Wife Of STEVEN WlsrkR. No. 555.
Dy EIETcE Of n commission to rae directed in the
Z above entitled succeFsion from the 9Th District
court, ~ ana tor said rar,-h ANA state, Of date, the
aIst "a. "t lecrInacf, 1856, will be offered for sale at
pubitc auction TO IT,. last and highest bidder at the
residence OF Stephen Winter, in rhis Parish. all the
herina.ser described property belonging to Sid sue
cessiuu. on
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21
NEW lnuk. Sent

NJ" fnhA, SEPT, ~.
or tie gold by the Central America. IL is
estimated that about million is insured in
London, and five hundred thousand dollars
here. The gold coming To Duncan, Shcr-
man Co., Itobt. llailet 4 Co., Hoag A Co.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co, Rowland 4 A~pinwall
j. insured abroad. Messrs Drexcls' ship
mcnt-, which il the only other largely in
sured here, the Insurance Company has re-
solved 10 pay the loss at once, upon proof Of
ic-s, without taking advantage of the thirty
days delay allowed them. The foreign in
-urnnce will bc paid at the same time, ac-
cor,ling te clause in the policies. The
steamer was valued at S3iU.OOO, and was
not insured. The company does not insure
any of its ships. The freight list and ether
papers IL the ship were all ON beard, and
duplicates cannot be obtained from San
Francisco under five or six weeks. The
aggregate Of ioss will De nearly s., 2,2J0,O00
IN treasure, and abcut two-thirds of which
y insured m London. The loss to our mar
kct will therefore consist mnstly in the dc
lay of settlement, and this il already provi-
ded against, To great extent.
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L EST N L W s.
Appssslta9 Calasatsy.
loSS Of TIE CENTRAL AMERICA CONFIRMED
800 LIVES l.spsT.
s1.oooyooe spesle Gssc % Ghe oeesew.


CHARLESTON, sept. L..
Last nights dispatch embraced all the
iacts known concerning the l.,,> oi th. Cen
trail America The Elo,sc was making for
\nriplk
NoRfolk, sept ls
Among the number of the Central Amer
,cas passengers 10y the Eloise, were twenty
I'VE ieinale-. They have arrived ut llam,,-
ton reads.
All the officers were lost except James
Frazer, second officer Chief Engineer
Ashby took boat and deserted the shin.
Two millions Of dollars IN speci. j. lost.
The surviving passengers have left fpr
New York IN the Empire CITY.
The steamer wrs wrecked ON Saturday
evening about X O'Clock.
Fifty We're rescued from pieces of the
wreck, and twenty females were taken
fran the ship by brig.
The Central America was lost 200 miles
OF Cape ha,seras.
The steamship Empire City sailed from
Norfolk on Friday For New York, and took
part Of the passengers. Positively all the
ladies and children who were saved are On
board the Brig Marine.
SAVANNAH, Sept. Is.
The barqne Saxony arrived here tins
morning with live passengers IL the Central
America. She reports the total loes of the
vessel, treasure and mails, and about 500 Of
the passengers and crew, She reports that
forty women and children were saved by the
Brig Marine, of Boston. The sea was very
heavy.
forty-nlne other passenger of the Cen
tral America were picked up by the bark
Elolse. The names of the four passengers
saved by the Saxony are II. II. Childs, oi
New York, Jabex lIowes, of San Francisco,
Geo. l. Lock, Of Me-, and Adolph frcdcr-
ieks, of san Francisco.
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Tss CoUnrv coSvESrios. otwithstand.
Inc ths extremely disagreeabie weather tho
Republican County Convention held last Sal.
urday afternoon was largely attended. The
greatest snasimity prevailed, aud ". did not
hear harsh word uttered during all the pro-
cssdiaop. il viii be sssn that Mr.. Rusch was
nominated for re-slsction u ths senate, in
CO. u N order fos tho slecsion of state
senator. Such N order has been made, aLd
- nay b now considered the regularly nos,-
'aaesd candidate. John ". fhompson, Esq,
q shls essyi ns. aob't. Sent, Of L. Claire,
and hr. ,. '. Gee, Of Liberty, were nouiaa-
- = caadidaess IT Representative In the
Lagislaaass. Thy - - ssss,lsnt non, and
tAsaf noainatieas win - wsll sscsIvsd anil
heartily ssppssssd ~ ~ RspsblIoaas of the
whsas eosssy. Ls 10 so~ % TO work aud
s,sst thsn.
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The Hoard III Canvas.ers which met al
Omaha City ON the 9th 10 decide on elec-
ton of Delegates 10 Congress. after denying
correct fsa,sis IN certain Mormon precincts,
gave Ferguson certificate over Chapman by
~ votes.
The kan6as Constitutions Convention
adjourned till thc third Monday in October
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CO N N E R CIAL.


~f. Inri4 S.pf. ~
Flors -Saics Of 3o0 bbss country ~uperdne at ls3s
tl9t - Do extra at ~ 30 - choice d. At s5ass -
ebls Cnitsd states 81 -
WaEAf -sales Of 3,10e rags running from e.. to
u 80 sarks epring and fall st csc 20 ssing
at sSe I0oo do spring n iois NJ sos 30 Fosa al 30
~ do primo red st " without sack. sad SEQ To l0DD
sscks on psissie terms. suppssed not 10 b~ any nd
vance ON the shove faf.s
coas Market dat Oac sale of 3y0 saeks white
and mix~d, ~ ~, IL the only kransarisans
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PosrLAxD, Sept. IL.
Two hundred and ninety -four towns i've
nssrill for 0ovssaor, 4s,G44 votss Smith,
Ss,6le, nakiag TO Rspahliean natority,
!lG IT, sene towns lest ysas gave
nambeia eo,l7l, WslIs and Psttsn 32,307,
the Rsp.saioe ualUsty being 1887 70 ths
seaae. Ihs nspahicsn nsjority win ls
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"A TNE DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL
"A College, in Jaeohy. new building corner OF
Third and Perry streel-
W keips, late of Prussia Ia tsyrmssy, Professor
Of the German Language. respectfully ssnauaees 10
tue eihfens ~ Davenport aod vicinity the establish
nehi ~ Srhssol fsr Instruction tn the G.rmsn Ian
saas. NJ u. Mboy. nAgnsd place where for pastleu
lars he car b- sesu frvtn 10 ~ ocln~k A
Ksssnssrss -Ih. Gueiieh Law once ~ Gnslleh
stewart Srrvnd street. south sisr bsswe.a Main
aud BRAD, " famhaeL. one. ~ the Ci,y Ensln..r
.sI7d3gas -
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Bosros, Sept, lC.
The Democratic Convention nominated
BY acclamation Y. ID. Beach, of Springfield,
for Governor, and Albert Cnrrier, of New
buryport, FOR Lieutenant Governor. The
following other officers were nominated
Secretary of State, Jonathan Z. Field; State
Treasurer, Charles Thompson; Auditor, y.
l.. Meade; Attorney General, Ezra wilkin.
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u Benjamin Snyder. the young man
whose arm was caught ia a ihre-hing ma
chine. as mentioned In our paper of Saturday
morning, had II ampusassd the same day by
Dn. Baker and Line. NJ =. was an in,lus-
trious young man, had lived for many years
with Mr.. kincaid Of this county aud depended
upon his good right arm for a lisihooi
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u We purchased 4 bushel of very tine
eating apples on Saturday for 81 80 This is
quite m improvement, over former prices
There is still . wide margin Tor decline in
the price of this standard fruit
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a. AsHIN.roN, Sept. l..
The Administration i determined t. en-
force the heutralit, laws, aud to-day ta,l
the initlator, steps ior that purpose.
In addition To information having been
received Of the lifting out of three several
expeditions in New iork. New orlcan, and
Mobile, for the invasion "l Nicaragua under
the leadership Of Gcl Walker, intelligence
from All official quarter has come to hana Il
another expedition having its centre in. il
not altogether confined to Texas, Tor the in
,as'on Ut Mexico, and it is supposed the
se,zure of the State of Tamarilitas. ten
Sam Houston is, 10y the reports received.
implicated in the affair.
Jacob Rarnes la. been appointed Register
oi the Land Office, Sheboygan, Mich, vice
Tyler. resigned; a. X Eastman. Receiver
at Usage Land Office in Iowa, has resigned
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Cost 0n0 foum0.

aSf IN TllL Torn ON BRADY III
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

GRArRs.--Jadge King of Dubuque, has sew
eral thousand grape vines growing on his
place all In excellent bearing condition. Such
q vineyard would be n fortune near Davenport.
and vet any farmer can have a. good one
In two OF three years, u he will go to work al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

u The Eastern mail due Saturday even
Ing did no, arrive tili yes,erda, morr inr.
The delay Was caused by gravel train run.
ming oii the track abou, fifteen miles the nth
Or side Of Rock Island.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

FAMras.-Jas. Garter, Esq, Banker at Os-
lena has been obligend to suspend The
cause-es0 00O In the vaults of the Ohio Life
and Trust Co. There was better feeling In
the money Market at Chicago at the close Of
last week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

q The propert, holders on Rock Island
street are abou, Ia contest, the right of the
city 10 caase them 10 pa, for widening that
street. This is right We believe IL is founded
upon injustice and that our eonr, win ~ de-.
eide