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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

CIRCUXSAvIGAr1SG THp pWoRLD.-Ssnatorx Sc.
ward of New York, and Rusk of Texas, WILL On
the expiration of the session, start on nine
months tour round the globe. They will pass
across tho Isthmus by Nicaragua, thence to Cali
fornis, thence to the Sandwich Islands, (where
Senator Seward will deliver an agricultural ad
dress,) thence to China and after passing through
India and Asia Minor, Egypt, aud possibly South
ern Europe, will sail through the Straits of Gil
braltar to the United States so az to attend Con-
gress in the early part of next session.
A Coon ExcusE.-A mau has declined being
candidate for Office in one of the new States
because he is not legal citizen has never paid
tax or any other debt owns no property; can't
read nor write; il blind has but one ley; has
lost four fingers from his left hand; has ten chill
dren, and can't leave homo for fear they will
abuse their mother.
DISTRESSING suIcIpK.-A letter from Jeffer.
son, N. c. dated the lth ultimo, says the Will
mington Commercial, states that Miss Selma
Howell, aged Ii, daughter of Amos Howell, of
that place, committed suicide by hanging herself
in the barn. She went out in her usual good hui
NOR, and being asked where shewas going, said,
sy you will find out some time" Some time elal.
sing before her return, her parents went out to
hunt for her, and found Miss H., hung by the
neck to beam in the barn, quite dead. No
cause is given for this fatal set committed by
one 20 ysung.
A CURE YoR SCARLET FrvER.-A corrsspon-
dent of the New York Evening Post uaysthe fol-
lowing ID very simple and effcacious remedy
for tho terrible soreness and liberation of the
mouth snd throat in. aggravated cases of scarlet
fever: "Tske equal qusutity Of honey sndswes
oil-both should be pure-say one table spoonful
Of each, or one tea-spoonful; hest it on sheet
of glazed letterpsper over a spirit or fluid lamp,
and give tho patient as hot IS it can be taken.
1t can do no harm, and has in some cases, where
the collection of mucus in the throat and mouth
almost produced sutfocation, saved the patients
LIFE"
RA1LRoAps.-The total number Of miles of
railway now completed in the United States is
s4,i92!
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Augusta, Jan 30, 1856.

Furniture! Furniture!
DENJAMIN & GOODRICH, Broad street, op-
d puste hanback, s. Cooper's, respectful an
nounce to their friends and the public, that they are
now receiving daily a choice and well selected
assortment of all kinds Of FURNITURE, such as
BUREAUS. BOOKCASES SOFAS, CHAIRS,
TETE-A- -TETES, CENTRE TABLES. BED
STEADS, WINDOW SHADES. &c, OF the Ia
test and most fashionable designs, which they guaran-
tee to sell as low as can be bought in this city, and
invite all who wish to purchase, to call and examine
their stock.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Mattresses and a kinds Of Furniture, manufac-
tured and repaired To order. with nealness and dis
patch. BENJAMIN y GOoDtiCh:
Augusta, April 90. II ID
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the Estate of William
~ D. Thurmond, Decd, are requested to make
payment to the undersigned. And those having
demands against the same will present them accord
ing to law.
PLEASANT D. TnURMoND, Admir-.
April 3D 1856. If Is
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RALRoAps.-The total number Of miles Of
railway now completed in the United States is
sAis9!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Richard TIolstein and others,
rs.
Martha hloscly.
TTNDER an order from Chancellor Dunkin,
u made in this case, the creditors of John Mosely,
deceased, are required TO come in and prove their
demands before me on Monday the 18th hlnrch
next, otherwise they will be excluded.
A. SlMKINS, c.E.E.D.
January, l3 1857, 9te
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

A large assortment Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Lin
scys, Stripes, Plaids and Osnaburgs.
Augusta, Sept II If 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

=. A WANDERING JEW IN New YoRK.-A sensa
ton was created in William street. New York
on Tuesday morning, by the appearance of q
man on the pave with long floating beard, and
dressed in loose pantaloons, with turbsn ON hi:
head. He carried in his hand little manuscript
Hebrew book, out of which he read to the crowd
that gathered around him. Herepresented himself
90 the reritable Wandering Jew! Nobody knows
Who he ia or where he came from. Alearned
jewish Rabbi was sent for to converse with him,
which they did in tho Hebrew language, and the
stranger was found to be perfect in his knowledge
Of that most difficult tongue. The Rabbi tested
him in Arabic, in Phenician and in the Ssnserit,
but soon found that the aged stranger far sur.
passed him in intimacy with them all. The
Rabbi invited him to his house; but, said the
stranger, "nay l cannot stop. The Cruci6ed
one Of Calvary has pronounced the edict, and |
may not rest. must move on" He was last
seon on Thursday, but to where he has departed
no one can tell.
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THE KANSAS LEGIsIArURE-aov. GEAgY.

The Legislature OF Kansas convened on the
18th inst. Gov. Geary sent in his message after
the Legislature WAN organized. We have not
ssen copy Of it. The st. Louis NeUs furnish.
e. the following synopsis:
@Ihe Governor calls the attention of the
Legislative Assembly 10 errors and omission in
the ssatua. book, the result Of hasty legislation,
and recommends that they be corrected. He
insists on the right of the people 10 elect all
their officers, instead of having them appointed
by the Legislature. The famous, or, rather in.
famous, test oath act 50 odious 10 the free State
men of the Territory, is emphalically denounced
by the Governor, and iss repeal recommended
Abolition of the vipa roee system Of voting, and
the adoption of the ballot plan, is urgently in.
sisted on The present mode of selecting jurors
by the Marshal, Sheriff, and Constable, is disaP-
proved by his Excellency, and their selection by
los recommended. The Inv in reference TO spa.
tross," levying tax on all other property for
the especial protection Of slave property, is rec.
commended FOR repeal The establishment of q
thorough school system is suggested.
The scheme Of railroad running from the
Territory, southwark, through the Indian Terri.
tory and Texas, 10 the Gulf Of Mexico, is sug.
gestsd az ths shortest and best route to the sea.
board: The Governor says that he has suggest.
ed to Congress the justice Of indemnifying the
citizens Of the Territory for the danlages they
sustained during the Lutte troubles. He is in fa.
yor of securing to every citizen homestead OF
l6o acres Of land. The eIpediency of erecting
q penitsn,iary has been brous hi before Congress
A petition 10 Congress for an appropriation
10 improve the navigation of the Kansas river
. geological survey Of the Territory; the es
,ablishment of two more land Offices 10 tacili
tate tho disposal Of the public domain; the spec
dy ex,inguishment of the Indian title to lands
iu the Territory-are measures commended to
the consideration of Congress and the Terrific
rial Legislature respectively.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUI u
John Edmonds,
pS.
George Eewbey and others
Motto Z is hereby given to all and singular the
IN creditors Of Miriam Newly deceased, to pre-
sent and prove their respective demands before me
on or before the fourth Monday in March next, on
PUN of being prec!uaed from the benefit Of the
decree for distribution.
Given under my hand at my Office this 18th De-
cembcr, 1856. A. SiMklNS, cEED.
Dec "a Bin SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Prince, Sarah Jeter
and Nancy Turner,
rs. p;U for arcount
Martha Turner. Mary Turner, Sal, 1ua DisfriL'u
John Prucea d Alrx'r Sharp
Ton, Ex'r Of John E. Turner,
Deceased.
I'm Pursuance Of the order IF 23'l Nov. 1855,
Il pronounced by Chancellor Wardaw in this
cause, all persons having demands against the LIS
tate ol the SAID John 4. Turner, are hereby requ-
red to come in and prove their respective demands
before the Commissioner OF this Court, in hrs Ofhre
n, Kdscfcd Court House, on or before Monday the
9Th day Of April next. And such Of the said crcdi-
trs as fail to appear and make proof Of their re-
spcctive demands hefore tile Commissioners rs here
by requested, will be excluded from all benefit Of
any decree or order to be pronounced in this cause
a. SINlKlNS, C. e. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Jan. 18th 1851, 2me
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Notice..
Final Notice.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Sarah Dozier,
TS.
aIincey Dozicr.
NOTGCE is hereby given to all and singular the
~ creditors Of Arthur D"zier deceased, whose
claims shall be left unsatis6ed by the Administrator
to present and prove them before me on or before
the fourth Monday in March next, on pain Of being
precuded from the benefit Of the decree for dis
tribution.
Given under my hand at my Office December,
10th 1856. A. SlAlklNS, cE.ED.
Dec. 81 3m 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

NOTICE POSITIVE.
A IL those indebted to T. F. Coleman, R M.
"A Srurry g. S. Turner, will do well to come
forward and make payment by Return day, rs longer
indulgence cannot nor will not be given. Those
who wish to save costs Must pay proper attention
to this notice.
Jan G So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

TAMES FENEY is now opening, in the store
y formerly occupied by j. X. Bancroft. Opposite
to Clark & Co.'s Jcwelry Store,) clluice assort-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-31

New DoneE IN New YORK. The
Day Book huin"rousIY adds another g.
the catalogue Of arts adopted Ly Pick.
pockets ii New York. IL Is this A
little 0py run, behind N extensive lady
IN hoops, whose dr.ss IS supposed, a
most Of them Do, to contain \ pocket
with a purse fui! Of cash. Little boy
falls ~ nil t"ufs ard set, ny a puppy
dr--tl Of barking in the rear o: the Lady.
HuA stizrs the lower hoop VI hor dress
nrh HI> teeth ; hide boys SET up Il cry
"l mad dog, nn,i rs lha lady in q tryr.b,,
STATE % n5It"tinr', turns round 10 So,
Nha4 he row il, the smallest rascal e..
he crowd J"is under the h"rpo1 gown
aud clips ont her peck. and lol,> ori
again ~ltn til" pluni~e 1,pto;e the n,ita,
ted Indy ran say Jack Robinson.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-31
WILLIAM BOGLL
Wholesale and Retail Druggist & Apotlecar;
BATON ROYCE, la.

II EEPS CONSTANTLY On HAND aud is dal
II Increasing his stock Of everything usually kep
ia country sni city Drug stores Your orders are re
s~pe.stfu.iy solicited, feeling assured thst he can giT'
satisfaction 70 his Gu omers-prfces viii be lo~-teTInt
Ibarai-your orders whether in or out oil bis line vii
inset With prernp attention. Particular attention " !
be paid 10 packing and shipping.
KFrEvery thing shipped by him per any good stean'
boat. will BE insured,
II vii, be TO your irte-es, 10 buy your orugs ans
Medic!ues from
Mar LIST Nh R0iEL
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-31

Few in tore
bpls hi sulpi,ate of Lime,
~ 20 bb;s Polar whale oil, clear
S q Castor oil.
10 " I.iBseed oil.
1000 lbs White lead,
10 dozen Cham agne,
20 q Cfaret,
5000 choice brands Havana cigars,
20 900 German cigars,
10 casks scotch Ale,
. ht,S Dlue Lick Wa.er.
+" choice Peach whisky
u Monongahsla do,
s different kinds OF French Brandy At
tlfFercnt prices,
70 dozen BarnTm's Fluid Lamps,
40 reams Wral ping paper,
SO boxes Chinese FIRE cEabcrs.
All the shove articles are offered q. New Orleans
4ces,' either for cash or on CRIT
Ed B0GfL, Dirt ggist.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-31

Fresh SHNEf1t*,
rTsDE suhs-r;hers zre uew receiving their wiuter
supplies, which viii consist Of i general assert
neni Of groceries. Wines, Liquors. &c.
They nave 'lft received aud offer to the traie,
so ibls IT the popular oieandcr Fiunr,
u BblH Deans Wiiskey-much rSere proof,
81 " Smiths, aqua1't celebrated,
80 i'o.ss Palm Soap, Small Bars,
800 lain Faecn Hnnia, yer. choice,
G Casks fnw priced S. G. Hams.
Further ~suhplies viii be constantly coming IN Gntii
their stock 10 complete.
BaRBEE h BENJAMIN
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uedrics,
> tx Bark Mazeppa
10 baskets AnEisette,
: aozsn Corn starch,
u boxes colgate Pearl S'scAh,
g. Yeast Powder,
baskets settler Water
90 boxes Dry lemonade,
10 dozen Lime Juice.
10 Superior ClaTet.
! cask Obi Fort,
% dozen Porter, Barclay & Perkins
10 " iBurtoa on Trent Scotch Al
/ barrel Superior Old Aononsxt;sia
"' Cnmpiine,
" purnipr Fluid. for tale by
wH. EoeTI: nsogysstj
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ETAI De La LOUISIANA.
Esraoi~sc tr0ucxt sgsfbn Rouge.
eoes ~ s3xscMc DISTRICT.

G0"R 90 E3X.cME 3lslETcT.
S5fific L. Bronsssrd. epouse, " Adrieu Blanchard
erapx. Ne. isf5
r-N 5EGGMFN~ ar defiant ayant 5te rrt7 daEa II
qu.4tt3 affair. q rs 3s!ais tasaux et=nt expir.s
~auS aue Ii deientca- fas.e rcponser ectt" Rtetre fot
zrR4lisramsut zouu:se & IA Geur eta ias ct leg ten
oiaaazes ctaa. favorable z II aeulanasrfsses Il go en-
consceuenee oraonEe, aiiape 81 a4arete que Sophi-
Eio6ie Bra1saard. la ie,nauaerease, fscoaste Ia de
fs,.4rar AirteG Blanchard ia son-nle de hut cent Gin
quants spi44utp %roi4 ~ptastres ct q!atFes sing. sept
cents. :roc fntefet legal n daie1 dG ~ Mar. 1851
one Ia f.;aanns1esc" soft +epare de b,ca tie soE epauT
lie dofeadeGr, qu:ciie at une ~ ~potheaue iegale sur
toate les proptlstes 'e Son epoa1 Q tater tn IL Aons
ls4q. Ell aue II ietaEieur pale los fr.is de &c rrrce,
T-aini. il Parisinal depose er mon CRETE. Biresu
n Grelicr &c 70 ocfohre 1887.
". Z. C~HaaBERf.Js, sgsfier
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DENTAL NOTICE..

nE. 7. FAY. has re opened his o;lr
IL with pew mpar:ais. improved instruments, an
with al Of the new improve ments IN The professor
Offering more perfect work at prices to suit tie con
fericnee OF al.
Teruas aceomraecstery-0Iee st his residence, La
fayette street. Baton hoGse.
sent. 26-tf
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4 h.'t.r+ r - cot. .ri ta~ honor af nav.
'"s done III. mog. cvstAot4oaJy thing. an! p
reverend q 't'e''a" '7s ".... LED ne sole
j'dse Of '1r'i EEs.,. ,.,r t;- +,ir,r,s hls
~ V"' u rtrejrt at.a..rl ,alA 4 a.1 went
taIoash the room t"at tins roo.d 'ot ;'e ont-
done, when a srre'h3 !.7TT' l.'as a7 ,''9 a.
rested H!I ,~''0' ,s, .a. w.. ,.rnr,{ ry.
,,,.a a tbj4I mt 10 ~, gta.el .t,pat3e-
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sIhAlS.

WAS TAKEN Up by Eaoaari Haoer:, Eve miles
w below tho Court House. a Roam AiGE ant.
her Colt. sad mare is braaied " II said mare
viii be solo according 10 law within the usual pres
cr;bed time If not called for.
Oct al II r. WHITE. j. r.
TAKEN ap II Z. White, about III E.sle- b-to. W..
Court House Of this parish. one BAY Mare, age
about ave wears. with her two colts branded n. l.
os the hind LEFT quarter. Said mare aud colts VIII ot
be sold NJ the ioor Of my ofdee III the q Ward,
The owners are requested 10 cali and claim them
mud pay expenses or they will be sold according 4
la~, oD the 24th day OF November, 1857.
j. WHITE, J. P.
Wee. Pc ton Range ict. 2: 1T
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
pARtSH WEsTBhTONRGT z

tFtiH DLs4h-Nt NIIF.t
sorhis y. Hroasssrat wife. VS.. AdsieE blanchar1, has
band. No. 1915
A JUDGMENT h default haytag bsru entered IN
4 this casc against the defendant, and. the legal
delay having Elapsed. ard said d.fsndant faisiug still
10 appear. This case wsa taken up. and the law and
evidences being in favor Of p~isntiF. It Ia thefefors
ordered, ~adjudged and decreedt that Sophia Eiodi.
BroussArd, the plantif. recover from the defendant
Adrten BLANCHARD, The sum Of Right huaarcd sna
sixty three doilars saa eighty seven esris, $3.50 81
viii, legal interest from March 2stb 1867 That ssih
plaintiff, wife, be separated IN property from inc o.
on Nil the property Of her husband, to date trera tho
18Th day of AngastiS+a, aud taat tie defsnfan! pr
the costs OF suit.
lsisaed} ROBERT G. ZEAL, Judge,
sixth 5uiicinl Distrtc,.
A true cnpv, y. b. CRAHREsiLs, CIR.
CLERKS ofae., V. g. h. Oct. alst, 1857
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Farogsse d'spuest Baton Rouge.

% ut sTxiENE DISTRICT.
Trasrnon Bourg VI. Henry Baurg pour interdict!on.
40. 1916.
TfETIE afaIre avart etc sunni Sc a d Tour par con-
y sentiment dss parties, sur les :er1otgnagea, Ell Ia
lei Ell Providence elan. fovor&bie su isr3andagr: Il st
ca Consequence 0ri0nne, sffGge, ct cecrete que Hen
~ Bourz ie GcfandeuT, s0it ct desenne inca abb do
gevsr ses bieus q Gauss 1'3a4ar:'e, ct gu. sentence
d'iaterdiction soft passer ssr hi.
Traduit del original ~curegistrc en- men grcfie. Bu-
.cau ~ Creffcr, 0uos. Baton fouce, CO p 6ctobre,
1857 n q T~RS.EestfS. G.c.rr.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
p'roisse d'Ouest Bon Rouge.
cotI Dr sI.lEME n,szsicr.

Dams i'ahairs de la succession di!ngnste Hebert, sr,,
aecedee, No. SIS.
4 TTEEgu que BelsSaire Eebsrt 10 Ia ysroisss ct
A. etat susditc, : &c jonr e~nregistre son application
pour administration Do Ia susaitc succession
Avis est par ls present doaDe que tonte opposition
lsgalea la ditto application desra etre faite al Bureau
du Greaier de eaits paroisse dams lee dix iours q1i
saiyroat Ia premiere publication dc Get avis.
Bureau d4 Grehier. &c Oct 81, 1857.
B.CHAMFFRIIS, Grenfer.
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NOTICE

DkDFFhSSOR Fl. NJ. ROGERS. vii
L locate in the CITY OF Baton Repge, about the ist
ts October aest, for the purpose af strtas instruction
i'll F5esi and Tnst-snlant3i Mu-;e sept Gath IT.
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20 gLAsTERs Is GENERAL.

A"2 Tas fA1.Lg ~ GRasas teTE Is l1ErIcriAE +,
VIII t4cntsa 20 lta rf.nters II E,ra.ie Ieta.
I BARRELS, iIF BARRELS sl4 HaRi>:1F.AIEs
~its+re5t Ut tie river terminus of the ia,i .soad, Al
market srire1. i. i5sLFS : CO.
uat. II SIN At RFuis ~Iaadipg.
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We d ~! Ef"hss l.. lie n;oPitrt>, or
the sou of pnPf.e,-, :,u- # afy s<.iat4c..
. lie rePosti ~ the i 81 ~aff III attr-
mation sron, Tie inferior, .~.er.re.i +, 10
men u iHqie+ttona,! p~fVt"lr alnt Hiir.t'
usilee, Hero j l,ttta "r ~ doubt tt.~
Am-si css.parfv will gAin f,m * q te"
members afthe House III Representatives
20 s4r antt,ing III Tia -eyaG.t ~:>rurlnr. Il
is expected sc shall 4ia1 gt,n. Il So
carry AT .ar m.alsers n me ttir.St W
orlyaas rhlei' No can 4 ~ ptopfi a@.t
e,sef.s;ir ttF.rl, sc y Il hasa .1e II CO..
u RAaeaer,izf'srs t.v u sltii .j.u; ;r~
Ian4.rsttee /. gre irs n.@i2ait: "r
join, b ia, aAeti 4at ,ae'ae ~ ,!u.
eiiuies d toe Jmtd ~a.nvs 1en#t MI ut
,,e sccco 1 session "'ti.e incomia. Legs
lstHrr. We :oen,Ipn iii, f.ct - "a liz
csliirrtn tctl,n 1T ght Part VI tf,uss 4i--
so.sl to ~ to- apa,itetlc ar tno <sn9a5r :.
HE ap+ttse.'e s4i~l fl is NIL ti.tl, a.d
the .oo sul,,js4a ,ains i ! III right, ana
dee4arrbojy "egs like tnen-@ate,,.
firtnfsteIF, i not las 4s*e -ev.r,tlt.u5
woaii aa ~ i,roas A s.foeg and an's
RI paIi vii suls y n4:rs. vi .is. u
tbs Legislature, Wit >srs the csty from
future Legislative ~srrsunie>, and brn.
orlsr .ut u c,-ns = Crescent.
a Nav taapiEa +. ii,E LisE aE III.
Be- IlysrEe.-pyrtv,'s sylai. of lie
Times s.y.:
"To:n Oven. the aea Hunter has
again become Benedict lie married maf,
lie WIS Married last wsek IL The eldest
daughter ta.ss Janrj Of Richard T..
Fasd'ek, FL, u N+y~tly Place, il tbs
city. Mr, Thorpe was among tire frs. to
maugarate the series If American iIa
1,sfons Ltsaratnrs- il conjunction With
Hooper, Mex, Thompson. Derby, John
Phoenix, Jnnes, aad o:i,er iIiustriras
contemporaries, Of whom their name is
legion. Thorpe, Hhos i tie bright
particular star" OF L.sfie's Illustrated
Magazine was also admitted u the bar
Iass week, 81 that. what. between The
ffesa, the Bar, Po.itics. paintaiur. am.
Inc Honeymoon, BE- is l5kely to bay
quite a time ef it.
0offoA Is ilI>G.-ii.e New York
1Tpfess says that il spite Of tie anaci,
pated reluctance Of England 10 -.n
spscle 10 America. sore pressed lis she is
oy the Eastern wsrs, nevertheless gold
must come. 10 matter what il costs ts
'or cotton Is king" AMI cotton alone
can DO had OF Us in sufficient quantity to
meet the o7erruilgg Aensrd< Of British
manufacturers, Breed may be got else,
'he'e, and other III ngs also ; but cotton
70 American, and cotton mus; he had,
saa gold must now nay for the collo..
a REMARKABLE nnArH. "A New
iofS paper informs lis tIla, g r,1pnc
man fa'aed Curtis i Ithaca. IN tha.
osate, reeentiy q" + a scrofuiuus com
p.''at, which |iaa converted enc Of lis
,egt 'nt> Il pe,'act mass Of corruption.
.ass before lis death, there SHOT our
nom the diseased j5t2h tvo stems, on
shieh neSt appeared two buds, and
.ne@e being exposed 70 the light hnr@,
.n'o two perfect flowers. The medica!
'Aca'sy Of the village arc preparing 4
statement Of the fact fer publication.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-31

STAFF or LOUISIANA.
PARISH DIT WEST RATION no GEE.
sIyTH YrsTEsGT GoEar
In the Matter Of The Succession Of Resale Pslear.
d-c'd. Wife of Augusta iIe'est, sr, NJ. 557.
NyHfEEaS Belisair4 Heheg. Of the Parish aui
w state Aforesaid has th's day fled BIS spII.ca
ten Tor the administrator Of the gboTe Estate
NCT1Gs Is hereby gfren &ast ali isga! opposition 70
the same mus. be fled in the Clerks Off e IF This
parish within ten days from the FIRST Publication
hereof.
W. 3 CuAsssRIsx, .ierk.
Clerks Office, WsE. Baton Rouge Oct. alst, 81.
ETA1 DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parossse d'Ouest Sseton Rouge.
corr Dc sI1tasR DisTEicT,
Dams lt&Eaire de Ia succession de Resale paleau. CO.
ouse, ~.aeeeaee, d'Auguste Hsbert. No. s37.
TTFNRU one geIesaire Hehert a ce jour cnrczts.
n ire son application pour administrator DC la
All ,di.e snccessibn-
Avis est par lie present dnnae que tonts opposition
iegaie a la aita application dcsra etre enresistf. all
Bureau du Greffer d. ast:e parotsse dan. toq dix iours
gai suiFront Ia premiere publication lie Get ar
hascau du Grtsfer, Dctohre IL q, 1881.
W. 3. rFiaHBERfIS Grefff-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-31

gaups ItIlv White. Shell, Buffalo Iiora coarse Al
sne Combs. Brushes 81 al kinds, 3 new SUPPLY jas
ecelved by
+, &c 81 W B'1hL@ s'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-31

ZOOS ARaEfS WESTERN LIME, nnslacks. for
OtJC sale, in prime condition.
l.. Z TRtIEAU c
Hermitage.
Aug l5-tf ". B. Rouge.