davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20

~ geo Specimens; grows In sSansy srouni; Towers In
3-Andron,ia, Fsrsc.sess r~sus A,s,,r.aa.
shrub four TO eight icct high, u och bfs.ossd and
with grsysh bark leaves from enc md . nan 70
Pale and more or Ices pus.scecs u.Srpos,S HSce,
900 specimens g'o.s In sw>mPs and psss thickc''
a-Hsa.a VisSss- VIA wa H,sS~ssi..
shrub four 10 seven feet hish, With nsmcrous
,, aiding branches aas srsy~s bahk; eaves 70
p..ce. and woods: sev. 5.ss I'd %
~ late - August
tree forty 10 sevenU ~ high. non one 70 two
brsncbes leaves sbou, ,nres cces N.s and ivo WIDE
generally distributed seoes 90 sedness; grows ia
-Brosaonsss-Psp~ k,A~vy.
deros. Eos: con forty 70 sss ,. s ss,ss s ,ss
and do~ny viii grow "a very dvy swsAsoas who're few
oiner ttin,s viii; about 500 specsusss
I-CNIfsm Ara<rkma- WaHSircA !"
tree eileen 70 twenty feet NJ h. dc Art smooth AMI
light gray leave, about urse inchesose ecscrsy die.
1 eo. , nsor ,o SoOo pss.ess ss.' her y.
leaves changing In she fall 70 vsSssss sAadss q cins,n,
scarlet and orange and sf,sa rvslscd = the plant
s--Ca,o,es Anerea,a-unsGrs.
VAL tree ,iiy 70 eighty vet high, and trcu three 70
about wo inches vie VII, .spys !, ne most s.rrcs
soils, especially Of rcok ersveny nature Generally
distributed; 500 specimens; sovers n June.
tree twenty 70 thirty fe nsh leaves IRON sve 10 sr
inches In diameter Flower, IN June an rhai time very
crpamenisl found in toe psphbornood o. several real.
dences introduced from the South asout any speome1s
viii grow In any SOIL
lo-J.airw sedrses-pu1 Su,s
climbing plant; stems entwfniug aroun nd shrubs snd
small trees or along stone fences 70 ~enty feet lssr
leaves tvo TO three inches oDg flowers early 10 Juss
found In the thckets In upper PORTIONS Of the Park
III -Celtc CtCidenlalts Sugar BT7y.
A small tree from 10 10 30 fest hish, and or 8
inches In diameter with numerous slender spreading
branches leaves 2 "a inches ioDg and 10 inctes
Wide, cGk green flowers in NAY found In q number
OF situations
l2-C7srpsYs TirgS'g~r - IYysfn'i Baet
stm sio 10 Ss oprj Qua. 9li oyer isru5i snd 9wn
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GENTS CLOTHING
nLACk and co!ored Cloth Dress and trocs
ID Coats. Pilot Cloth OreIcoats,,
Real French paitot-,
ffoaks, Talnlas aaa Bnenos.
Business Suits to match ali styles,
pantaloans, black ami fancy Cashmere d.
Fancy satinst 40
Vests. silk. Eeivpt-in all cniors
Also N satin and SILK OF every description :
Under garment. in aefIno aad flannul
All Linnan and |. b. Shirts vita Bishop ana
Byron cellars
six AMI Satin crayats
Half hose aud Gloves
Hats of every description at
J. siMoS 4 co.
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UNITED STATES MAIL
Coast and Bayou Sara Packets,
e. ID. .JR. AND CAITOL

THE fine passenger staemer, C u. Junior. EreEHf
t.AyDrs. master. will leave New Orleans every Slndai
and y sanes lay mornings at 9 O'Clock, a. N
TIL CAPITOL, J. II. rRE, master leaves New Or
leans on F.taayatgo clock, a. NJ. and on Monday al
5 P. n.
L.ere Bayou Sara every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
nj Saturday.
AegyTs.-M. Gordon, Jr.; J. A. Br landry;
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STAPLES AVID DoMEsTIcs.
fNGLiSH, Fsench. and American pIiHts,
IL Satiuets and Iueeds.
Jea:& AMI .Fenen csttnn&deS,
ianSrS. FisuneIs. rel wAjt- 4 blGe printed.
Flannels, hleacIe't an! unbEractte7l cant"n 10
Stieetiua do do los, li4 ia
Bia nkets OF alt sizes,
Nnulanf Dana>ks for curtains, all golfers,
Curtain caIicoss. plain bGt and bl1e.
b. We ean prove t. the community that alr rt
ceS are a. iog, if net lHSer. than aHy store ia town
As eur facilities IA purchasing came, be surpassed
]. SINuN 60.
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LUNDIlall8 FEvRIERl1s;

a IL bnuFt< A.. NJ.
| Tn certain moroccan de terre, situe en- cette Paroisse,
a qualr. cent soixAEte pteds de Ia IfNr, me-arant
cent q uat -vingt trciga piefs de largeur, par une pro-
fouaeur de cent Gnatre Tingt cinq pieas. borne en- has
ct en- arrier par terre de James L. pcyal, en- haut par
terre de James K. Ievan e. ccile de Richard Markham
.t en- avant PAR teFre CT aDreS aecyite afecies batlsses
ct &meiiotations qui sy ttouveni.
.me. the aurre Iot-de terre asssi slime dams cette
Pa ro;sse. mesurant ctn1uante deux pieds lie iaFgeGr
an Caenin publse. avec Ii profotieur ee 4uarfe cent
cinquant" cinq gieis borne en- haut par terre dc Sfe-
pH en- Winter ct ci-apre> decrites, eli has par une Tar
rpurde de terrc lie 4uinze Fteds de largeuf, rpEafte
naut au lot q dcssttS decrites, avec les batisses ct
amehornt.ons Qui 8 y trouvent.
%mr In aGtre lot de terre situs In cPtte paroisse,
| mesarant soiSant huit pied de largeur, au titeinin
Public avec In profondeur de quatre cent ~cinquant
deux pied. aprele le lot da Centre, borne en- ilant
! par terre de stephen Wintar ii cl epres decrite paI lie
.mc lot ii dessus decrit, ct en arrier par lie premier
/ ci ,dessas decrit. ayec les batissss ct authorizations gui
sy troIeent.
4ma 81 an autre lot de te.r Hurri situe en- cette Pa
rot~se. mesuIan soixsante pseds do isreeur, par trois
cent 1uatre -yingt sept pieas de prafnnieur, borne en-
Iaut bar lie lot de William Markham. en- bas par lie
troljeme on Lot du Centra ct en- arrirr per i4 pre-
mier lot ei-dessup decrit avec les hattsses etaineiioia-
ttous qui sy troycnt.
Tn lot de rGeufleS etc
Condition de la vcnfr.
lie nlGbilier Sera vendu pour an compliant les lots
| de terre ct les batisses soront vendns, un u comp
taut. ct d,ux autre tiers payable enIun ct ded% ans
du jour de ID vente.
Las acnuereurs tcurufront leurs bjl"ts en"oss'ts q
In "a: ,actian de Ia lutrice. ,sortant huit pour cent
d'fateret par an. de lecneance ~jnsqu'au pamant,
nayable Police du ReGar3eur de cette paroi>se, avec
hyBotheaue spectacle ct confession dc Ju-etnent retenu
ln,lu All paiEnelt p!ein ct fnat. H.Enif,
Quest Raton Rotge, Janyier 10 1881. Sherit.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West TelieIaEa.


SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
n o.+. . ~ -.c.sss;o, ri { G. fohb deceased.
=. ~ III r,..
hli%aoeta Il, e'oe' VS., 'A'he h. y s"s' '''"
Ne 1921.
.orrn,;ax;,, 4, me directed il, the ahaya
'a,tnfa4 .,rc.slc, fr,r, TIA. 1th district tourt
90 "a ,ta ,.r,s, ,f Wast Fet,iana Of date the
al +a, ~ ue.en,F,ar 1ss6 .IH he offered for sale AT
III '"5 - 49, ,,3 4,St,.e.t bidder At tba
- If NJ. Li;y.nath + CHI, in this parish on
-. ,s.,
SATURDAY 'H' '
At II o'clock 4. NJ, ali the hernin Ter described proper
IL, belonging To the community eAi>tfng between Mrs.
Elizabeth +. Cobb auh! her deceased tt'tsban ana JOINT
iy to said deceased, and To SAID community To Wit -.
,Jge tract of land or plantation SITUATED in the parish
OF West Baton Rouge, fronting on the Mississippi river,
bounded above by auis Of the estate OF James DeEai
deceased, below BY lands Of John Bthiar and contain
ing Il bout one hundred and bttT acltO; together with
The bai liings and improvements thereon.
The tonnWing named slaves, to wit-Grayson negro
man aged AZ Fritay negro man aSe1 u; Thomas ne
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Our Catd for 1857.

NTA4 & II I C e EFT.
Having completed eur varied and large stock o
HIND ware. Nv direct ind or from Birmingham
and from the maaaf4d pries of the East, we would
reouest the attention customer to the quality and
price Of our goods y would inform those of our
friends who have dealt hitherto II New oftaan% 10
Try US. during the com y year. Send rs yoarorders
whether for
Mechanics Tools. Paints and oNs,
Plantation Hardware, Waoden ware
House Furnishings, C"rdage and ''kum'
Cooking stoves, Patent Articles,
Castings an; IRON. lar ana itfPthliher
,tller articles mere definitely mentioned else
Ii this paper and iftie prices or quality of
lis do not slut it will not be our fault.
MoST4S 4 HrGrf1, Church street,
opposite the Harvey House.
Plaushs! PlOushsH
Halls Ca! and Cotton,
Tnrnst Monta-aes, Baton Rouge.
ami Bed Yankee Plough.
q hand at
MoSTAS Il ~IICGuE-.
Nails and Cordage,
Mennitia,
Hemp,
Tarret ami
Cotton ~tordage,
Plnw laes,
Fish lines,
sash cord and
thslb. lines.
French and
Aarline Irvine,
sem Irvine at
MosrAS 4 iirGcEr.
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JOHN THAN O.

WORKER IN TIN, COPPER, n SHEEP IRON
YNiE subscriber respectfully begs leave to info TIL h
friends aud the public generally, of Ibis and til
adjoining Parishes, that he is now prepared 10 eNccut
all work.in the above line, in the best and most work
mauiike manner.
He is ready at all times, to make or repair
Steam.
Supply,
Cold water,
Escape
Stepe Pipes Of
every kind, quality and description.
Breeching,
s lin or Copper Cutters,
s Spouts Or Valleys
for lining Cornices, made and put up. Always on
hand, a general assortment of Tinware, Sugar-Lloise
Lamps, Lanterns, Oil Cans, &c, &c.
a1- AL oraersfrom the country promptly attended
TO. JOHN IlLANo,
Church Street. Baton Rouge.
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.ToETHICT AMONG SOUTHERN III BAN-
vi 1t - estimated thai IN tine Southern -tase-.
aAna. ~,Gftigef4 a. carried OF by wufm-- AMI ~lr DIS
.I-s- ars-.ng .gaal them. u,s1 br all altcr .H&ia1'"s
o,u1. .,..i. t'oar niorgela examinations m Ihr Young
fpo Ir.i Irutsy scFr.! lie terrible E4ya-a- al tne-t ia
,.I.,..> "a, rttss al a"nltii and lie. Il IT,, thvFe., r",
,rit sa aet 81 cotBHzou 4!lIlia 4th-ppy 90 recommend
aith All "agf.esgh.Sst n preparation !LAs " iHrrS Can
aslasn FrrH4,lE2e, WHICH has proTeS! ia many ttsou-
-tnss at cases, IA imnge5iate, Saie ana rai!csl cure
io-eyVcT kind 1T yerrFralar tisr4-e<.
-. IL psrt.c lar aud reulenher ti.e name Min
es'- CANADIAN ytr1ntAge." This l. the saiy article
mat can ne aepeaf-d on emsmtcr thts.
to- s4Ie, wholesale aai retail, III New Orleans, By
J. WRIGHT * &C.. sole prnFria'ar~,
II aat 15i ChartTes street.
soifjn Baton Rouge By all Lac Druggists.
Jan 3 -ln4.
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) fifklfI,'o S AL IS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

CIt UF LVUIoIhLNh.
PARISH OF BATON ROUGE,
a# SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Pierre Granger ". No. 1859 Lovinski Iebert,
10y VIRTUE of a writ OF fl la, to me directed in the
)atoFe entitled suit, Of date the 18th Of October
lhab, fftrn he the 9TH District Court, in and for said
Parish ami state, viii se Offered for saiN4t public anc.
ton, to the last and highest bidder. if front Of the
ieurt House OF this Parish, OF saturday the ID dar
Of February 1857. at II O'Clock A. ~. all the rigt@4
Till. and interest Of the defendant, IDyinski Hehert
IN and to thy undtsti Fourth Of - certain Sugar
house with q horse r1ill. sugar kettles and all 1ts ape
raratuo, situated on The plantation OF 6.vi!lc Landry !,
in this parish, TO pay and satisfy said writoI execn
ten.
Terms of s8ie-cesh.
TM. WHITE +. s,
NpSt Patton Rouge Jan. 81. 1857,
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ETAT NJ. La LOUISIANA.
Pal osss. G'Ouesf Baton Rouge,

cuvR DE- sIxIEaE DISTRICT.
E. N. Brooks vs. riysse Broussard. No. 32a.
Ia vertu dun ordre lie # IA, dams I'afair e ci r d
IL sus, en- date du 26 Nosemhre 1856, par la Cou 8
mo. +. Ac,aa &c Ia I:aroisse dist Baton Rouge :, il Sc
fa osfeFt en- veate pubilae al plus oHrant etdeIniei
eac!itrEfSseur a Ia mal>On lie Conr de eette f'aroia Q
sandi lie me jour de Fey-ier 1857 a II heures
A ii -Etent les droi-s ct iuterets du defenGerr Ulyser
Breursard dams la succession de son pere DoIniniquee
hToussrrt DECIDE.
Condition d. La yente-a douze mois de credit, Ia
qugfturdsVTa fournir son bon GU Obligation asec secn-
nit FUrtantinterets ralsou de-nour cent parans Go
4ata !usqu aa parfait sasnaeut.
WM. WITH
Deputy Sheriff
OUest Eaton RoCge, Jan. lie :. 1851.
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-d!cl.,- Chests.

Y I edtcine Chests.
vi An a-."rtraeAt Of different sizes; superior quas
at. On hand and .or >a!a b.
ANS /. T. WADDIi.L~
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SFATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish. of West Baton Rouge.
sgXTH J 3lCIAL DISTRICT curi

S}1TI EBlJIAL DISTRICT EurET-
Wylie l. E@ana, ". No 1863. Franz i. Woods K Nm.
II. IsIin-ham ~. No. 1895. Frame A Woods,
10y IIkFJt of two ~gits Of Ii, ia. t" me directed in
s1the above enttiei suits. tie tT>t above stated Of
aate the 21~t and the other the -oth CRY OF October
1855. from the 9TH District Court in and nr sali par
i>h and State. will be offered for sale nj nutitc auction,
10 the last and highest bidder, On tile premises in this
pair4~Il on
saturday the 9Th. day OF February 1857.
at Il O'Clock A. NJ. all the right. title and interest Of
tlI- defendant Frame \, WOODS, in &uQt3 u certain
tract ii land established as a sugar Plantation. stu
atrt IL this paristG and measuring four afpents IN
front On the Mj,st~~ tpi Eiyar b. St arf,ti # forty 81
penis fa-hirt, bounded above ii lands no9 or hereto
{ar. belonging 20 Jerome ReAcrt aud below by lands
Of jrau .45irua. tDgetArr with eli the building andim,
rr"yeuenta thereon aal AEfarteRauceo thereuato he
longing.
~~II0Np-And al-o the following slaves attached TO
and ems.nyrI in the cultivation of aid pluEtation.
VIZ Ma 5 It uesress, aged 81 years; iarY ann i ne
..">~. aged n; Ell a negro a5ea -: Nike a negro
a4ei -. Mi!g . negi.ss, aged "A Eh1a q uegres.,
aged 81 Auiee>au a Negro. aged Is jessY Il muieio
aged 70; Francois a negro, aged Is attilr Mary a
negroes. seesi u Alfred a negro- aged Is: littIe Joe
q negro aged - yellow Mary, aged 81 Little JOHN
negro. aged ii Nathan a negro. aged ~; JHen Il lie
Etr-s aged Is, I1Aeiaeal a negre4s aged 81 johnny 8 Ee-
ero. a,"ds.
10 pa and satisfy said srits If execution
Terms al s,le-on q credit OF twelve months par
e!fa~ers 10 furnish boad With sooa approved security
bea nag eight per cent interest from it. date until paid
mortgage retained upon the property SOFA.
NM. WHITE. DIS,
West Baton Rouge. iaa. 10th. ts57.
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BRULY LANDING
,n nrGns 800 rLoUd

ryv4E 81, >CRIBER, having made arrange
NJ. Tho~. Monta~lr. OF Mayssitie ~
r1,rtnrr all Kinds IF PlouGhs. - now pray
rjxa IN. TIada and Planters seneraASsf
iran pIaarh~ Of al ki4as. We hay
r!-t.i 81 various srza~: anri sot'cikG
n4tiou before rrrcaa sin- elseTherea
taa al our work, ami viii pay parttctsA
rea,j,iar Plosrl work Of all kinds AT I
~ jail. near Y. ielae'S Store The
arrtat on br Tunnari z Nontagng a. !,
s. naut will be fouu! a. ! e est.h!ls 81, If
-n ~ ". F.. 49,"
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
FaroIsse dsOrest Baton Rouge.

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
PaEolsse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
corr DE- sIzIsaE DISTRICT.
Pierre Gesnger vs.. LoyiEski fIrbert. No. 1859.
I'm yertu don ordre de f, IA, dams laHaire c~t-dessus
ZEN GATE du Is oe:obre 1856, par Ia Cour du Ems
district Jn1ic.are pom la dite Paroisse. il sera oters
en- vente P~abiiIne All plus ofrant ct dernier enksfris-
>eur q IA aHti..n lie tour dc cette farolsse-
sAMEDI lie Tine JOURi DEiFEVRIER 1857 a II
Ieures. i. NJ. tous les dre,ss ct ipterets din eeFen-
deur Ioyinski iiebert lie quart indiyise d'une certaine
sucrcrip avee un moulin a bette. chaadieres ct tputes
T., appareiIies appsrtenent 4 la aits. sucrerie, sltue
nr l'hahita,ion &c Trevilie Landry, pour payer etsat-
,iaire !e dit ordrs diexecutioa. Etondision de la ven
e-colaPtant-
Nm wEITK
deputy Sheriff.
euest Baton Rouge Zee. lie 70. 1866.
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salncdi, Eevrter lie 7, 1857,

a II 1elr@>, =. NJ. lou> is dfoits, titre7 ct inferets
du 4tfrndyur. i6EinrhI Heb"Ft,le quar- indIyi,e dun.
cerla, ne ~ucrcrie aycc un Moulin a bette, ,hapItcie-
?; tou:e> los apparedie, aplartenanl 4 Ia die Sucre.
rio. -l,le s,r FAaht;4 ion de Ireyiiie Landry, pour
payer It satiS!aire Il d. oT'ire 4'tsecutiou.
Conditions dc la Eaa.e-GomPtaut.
cues. t}a.on Eo14-. Jan ) 1871. VIM. White. L. 5
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
p,LrcE JfRy st,TscE

CALLED sa>sicr Of i'eceiaber 18th, 1855, ffis
rnsetinz having iailei - take place, no further kee
M given until Monday, Janaary 5,.l. 1867
When a reEa'aF sresiins e The paiseJary oFes,
aforesaid. at the Clerks OH
The following m.mbers We 1T: i. rF oeds
President; II. I~iergeron, +. 80 Landry, &aamis
iEtbert. ~
W. W. lennon. L. ~tslfwelf ~ Winter, art gre
being no quorum, the !"rys frned. sine ais@ss
&c. WOODS, M
T. BERGE2Hoy, Crk.
BRULy LANDING RUG sroR
THE undersigned having r. aishea his
D-ls,, Chemical e, is fully JARED to SUP
friends With thu hest Of Aedicit rrr,x,A
hat the very best, those dispcf srtroni5A
may Dc assured '''s - ar chased
.. hli~4nant ara Of ths most =ufsa snaItE
cans prep ratiel. are carefully Il IN
ten; apptt.erarY. aud there is no ~ a.
~-nling to t!AIne7nine or Baton aons -r.
Jan. In bh' -
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
paroisse d'Oaest Baton Rouge.

sIsIEaE C0CK Dig DISTRICT.
Pierre Granger IS. loyin~ki Hebert, ct ais. No 1859,
i'm EERTU DUN ord, 8 dc &. IA, dams i'afIaire ei
IL d"ssus, en- date du . octobre 1886, par Ia Gov
ia tine District JGd;ciairc poLr "A die laroisse, il
-tTa Oiiert IN yente prnIilue AZ Plus otFfant ct der
ni, enlAeftisaeaT d Ia ml4isoa d. Cour, de cette par
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SEVENTH DlsTRfC COURT.
In matter Of the Succession of :. {. Cobb, deceased,
Elizabeth l., Cobb, VS.. James r. Deyail Under Tutor
No Ss2f.
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or 81 for six month"; Five copies, for six
months, 81; fora year S.. Specimen copies
sent Gratis.
Southern, Western and Canada money; or
Post Office stamps, taken at par for subscrip-
tions. ,t-
Letters should be directed (rost paid) to u.
MUM d co.
12s Fulton St, New York.
~ Messrs. Mum a Co. are extensively en-
gagged in procuring patents for new inventions,
and will advise inventors. without charge. in
regard to the novelty of their improvements.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-01-09
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
Fall Trade 1876

pROoM e. NORREII. have Just received
- their Stock Of Fail and Win.
ter Goods. and would call the attention uf
their friends anil the public TO the assortment.
Their Stock is very large. and comprises NIL
the best makers and ylcs of Goods, and IN.
latest novelties of the season, and as they are
determined not to be uudrrsohl ly any House
in tn" State, and will GuAnAvrEE TuEIK prrrs
I" be as low as the lowest, they feel assured
that an examination of their Goods. will on
sure continuation Of the liberal pntronnre
they have rcccvc.l.---Thcy would iuyit. ottcn
ton to the following:
Ladies Dress Goods, Elk and Fancy Silks
Fr and Eng Mcrinos, Scotch, Fr und Am
Ginghams
Eng Fr and Am Prints, Embroi,leries, all
kinds,
Dress Trimmings Hosiery, very large MS.
sOrtmcn,
Gloves "f every description. Irish Linens.
Tnhl" Linen" and diapers, Napkins, boy
lies and Towels,
Shirings and Pillow Linens, Blca and
Bro Shirtings,
Pants Stuff, Twccds, Cassimeres and
Cloths,
Ladies Cloths, nll colors Bed blankets.
Fiann"lS. Red. White, Weleh &c, Cassilnercs
and Plnids for children, ~
House Servants Goods, all kinds
Alracns B"mbazines, Dintics, Quilts,
furfringes, Shnwls, all kinds.
Also
A large assortment Of Negro Biankcts Ecr.
srys, Linsrys, Stripes, Plaids and Osnahmrcs.
Augusta, Ga, Sept. -, 1856 20lf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-01-09
MILLER g. WARREN,
Corner Opposite the Globe Hotel.

HAVE just received large stock of FALL
IL and WINTER DRY GooDs, of the latest
importation and most fashionable styles, con-
ssting of
Flounccd Embroidered Colored SILKS,
Rich Brocade and Plaid Colored SILKS;
Figured and Moirc Antique Black do;
Rich Flounced MUSLIN DE LANES
Cashmeres and Muslin dc Laines in great
variety;
Bombazines, Challies, Alpacas and Cobercs ::
French. English and American PRINTS
Handsome Scotch and French GLNGHA MS:
Rich French Embroidered COLLARS and
SLEEVES );
Rich Black Lace COLA RS and SLEEVES;
Jackonet and Swiss BINDS and
Infants Embroidered VA ZS7,S aud ROBES;
r Embroidered Merino CLOAKS for Infants
Real Yalenciennes, Maltese and Thread
En- CES;
Revere, Hemstitched and Embroidered
HDKS;
Alexanders Kid and Silk GLOVES;
Splendid Stock of Gents
fsgether with an endless variety of Goods
usually found in Dry Goods Store We will
ADJ elat re have a large stock, nifxious to sell,
ana wfStdxe pleasure ID showing them to our
friends AID customers.
Oct l0,ls5e. 24smn -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-01-09
CITY DRUG STORE.
VIM. HhlNES, e
No. oF North Side) Broad Street, Z

No. el7 (North side) Broad Street, -
AUGUSTA, GA, ~.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
PUTTY, vARNIsnEss ETC. .,
rERFUMERY, HAIR; DREsHEs, COMBS, ToI-
LEr'so4Ps, IAsR oIAs, PeMADss, HA1R
DYES, HDk'F EXTRACTS, ETC.
All of which are offered at low4priccs for
CASH.
Particular attention paid to the preparation
Of PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS and the
dispensing of Family Medicines. large as.
sort,nent Of Fresh and Warranted
Garden, Grass and Field Seeds.
u, Orders from the Country promptly
attended to. p
May 2, 1856. 5o-ly