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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30
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Having completed or Varied and large. stock Of
hardware by direct i'm p6rt.tienz from i}ttafHsha.a.
and from the manufactures Of the Last, we would
reauest the attention of customer n thr qu.lftv and
PRICE o, our goods @e would inform tbose 81. oar
friends who have dealt hitherto in sav Orleans, .c
:.sr as, during the coming yeaf Send Hk your ,riers
vhethe, sor
Mechanics Tools Paints acs Oh.
Plantation Harawarv, Nao.eb-xxre.
House Furnixh:nss Cosdage and Oakum,
Cooking Stoves Patent ,tr,icic..
Castle. IS and Iron, Tar and Turbeptine
and other articles more definitely Inelttioped eLs-
whore, in tins pa por anil II the prices or quality o.
oGrg'ods Go not aiut it will no, be our fault.
MoxEAS i uuGUET, Church. street,
opposite the Harvey House.
istougsas! F'iOushs:1
Halls Cane and Cotton
Tunnara K Nontegues, Baton Roage.
and the Red Yankee Plough.
On hand at
ansra< 4 Iu9rE-
Nails and Cordags.
"raught, Gut sr~..-hsaA ana Aasss shoe Asils.
Menuilla,
Esfup,
Thrrea aaa
Cotton Eordass,
PIo~ lines,
Est -iiaes.
Sash cord and
Chalk lines.
french and
paFiins TwiBr,
aain Txiue ut
MosrAn a Hcous-.
Cooking Stoves.
II you .ish a cheap and good COOKING STOVE,
either for coal OF wood, call 1T Aon;sn X Nusuets
They have On hand and are constantly receiving from
-. Louis, Cincinnati. p~ttfsburg. the latest And Oldest
patterns of extra heavy cooking stoves. They ara
furnished complete with Iron ware, Tn ware and
Stove Pipe. Call and examine a our vnrerncr1 under
the Old Gazette Office, corner Church and Lsfa..
cite, or al
MaSTAS L NUGGETS,
Church street
Hoes Shovels, &c.
Be.t English. Corn, Zane aud Cotton lice. Socket
SPADE. 6gabtius Hoe stubbIe Hees, Ans.' shoYels
and spsiss, At
acSTAs & HLGUEa.
DOUBLE & SINGLE SHOT GUNS.
.rhe bes, SHOT GH<S, can alwavs be faani At
HOsTAS L hbGUFTS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Psroisse d'Ousst Bs.on Rouge.
ca.7. mr. syp ntsrgrcr.


ooJR Pr 6EE DISTRICT.
Dams Ia Taire de la Succession de It. s. Bozou1an
decedG- Nc. SCI.
I'm 4 dune commission a moi addresse daas
IL ~i'aiEaire ci-iessua, en- date 10 Il Mai 1887 de Il
Cour du sms District Judicitire pour Ia aite rasoisss
ct Etat susdite, il sera n1ert en- ~ente ~pupl!qne sur LEI
ieux
Lundi, le % JUN 1857,
a Il heures a. VI taus les prorristes ei-aPres decrites
aupartenant j n succession sesare du defuut, 81 de Ia
socie,ee ,adis exis.ant entire le aeceae e. Frederick
ManZesitinler, savoir.-
Tn certain mprceau de tcrre situA en- cetta paroisaa
cnateaant qcatre-yingt acres de superficial, borne an
nord par r. feuse Mississippi, Quest par Ia faasse Xiv
ierre, su! par terre de Henry Grant, et at'est pal
terrs aprarienant 4 Ia psroissc. avec les dattiSses Ell
snelioratioas qui sy s~Eoursat. In lot dc naegblss
lot Ge lvras. IN stove. IN let lie merchandise inc,
fournitnre de plantation, aooiiers, bo.tas, aninasi.ieris
medicines, etc, etc.
Term.s de il s.nte-I4a tasG-, vuart compliant, 81
In balance en- trnis srrme egeax. Ia Ter pLysbie Ter
ayrii fSss-te ID pfyabie Ter arrl 1889, 81 is trnisi-
ene 9ayaste Ter AvrII 1890. t'Acg uersur fournissant
SEES biiiets euios4es a Ia satisfaction dc i'adninistr.,
tricn. LES meuhias sereat geudues compliant pour
,out.s sonames de SIS at All dessons, ct pour Ihut's
snm mes au dessus de s2a, les acsusFsarirs fauTn isont
Teari htllets pa vsbies lie lei jour as jnHvisr prochain
1855 avec epdlsssuss . Ia satisfaction dg padsninistra-
triCc.
n ". POPE, Sheriff
Quest Banen Rouge Mai so 1887.
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Cooking Stoves.
Hoes Shovels, &c.

Bel EngIlsl. toTn- Jane aud COTTON Ice. SOCKET
Spades. 6gubtiuy Hoe StubbIe He's, Aus.' sheYels
and .psdes, At
acsTAs & HUGCETs.
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GOLDMAN.
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES,
ewcIrv

AND
Ie~eITy.
Lafayette STREET nert daar to Boe-l's U-ug Stare.
T. iEPS constant. On hand. a large ana Seautifu
assortment Of CLOCKS. WATCHES and
RY, which Re ofyers 70 the citizens Of East sad YES
atom annss an. vicinity, On reasonable terms.
No-. 1t ~.
To Architects, Builders, Contractors, Plan
tiers aud Oilers.
T|IF UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
sailders. Planters and the community st large,
tnss be is HOW fully ~Irepared 70 manufacture By steam.
power ~ short notice and moderate prices, Oval. Gothic
OF Fseyii-d wiLsiew sash, al kinds Of EanaeI and sash
I,os,es. either fre5 or revolving Door and Window
Blinds. Door and Window Frsuses. Base, Moulding, &c
Pisininx, Iorsneins aud Growing, turning Of every
description,
PLANK dressed 70 order Of ans Width Hntar two .-a1,
su4 Of any thickness rnees three iacEes, Tirnb-rs
dressed perfectly true. nj any length andsr thirty Eve
feet long and went inches z4aare.
sr- All orders addressed "a me through TIE Poet
Office. Or s II asr.& Co, Of Baton Rouge, wi! meet
p-onpt attention.
;aas j ", BROWN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30
Quest Banon Rouge Mai 50 1857.

pLACK Bombazine, Black A!paceas, il ais
ID qualities, Backbone. ds Lama y I'D
rI3s:
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Ladies' Trun1x1-

NUIItH IN tUItF Of
a. Ladies French rack'ng Trunks,
sole Leather sdn,
b Bonnet boxes
just reeeIssG BY
msy2 4 BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30

Now in Store.
70 Dbl, hi-snlpha.s of Lime.
Wv y, obis Polar whale oil, clear,
" Castor oil,
10 q I;nseea oil.
f. ROO los Whit Lead.
10 dozen Champagne,
70 Claret.
" eaaics brands H2-.a. cigars,
WON German c,var-,
70 casks Scotch Ale,
hhis Blue flick warer,
choice Peach Whisky,
" a1oon2ahala DO,
s diaersnt xmas n rrsnch p-arsv -.
slastsst prices, 1 ~
70 d's"n Etranm's Fluid Lamps.
e rsarus Wrapping papo~.
oo boxes Chinese Fira-cra.ers
,,s. spo'e articles are offered At New orfeans
prices sashss 70, each or gu credit
Ed BoGFfn Druggist.
80, .ai.y White ShetI. Buffalo Horn. coarse an
ecesved by ' . "" supply Jus
VII, BeGE.L, BrHggist
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30
FIAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAaoIssE d'pUEST BATON ROUGE.

COT. pG stxIEEG DlsrKIsT.
,aas ! aEsire de II Succession dfAgricola BcrnaTt,
dasade. Ne. SGT.
1 TFEsnT que Sarcisse Landry = &c jour er-egIf-
n tire son application consuse administrators d. Ia
susiite SUCCESSION
Avis est partis present dome que .outc opposition
a "a domination deyra etre taite gu inrsap du 6refbay
de retts para;sse, dams ls dix janrs xai sairront IA
/ renaiere publication de cot aTis.
n. HEBERT q. O..
Rnresa du Gref6.r Quest, Baton Rouge, Mai, % 1857
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30
Wines and Liquors,

Wines and Liquors,
Dy1ats arrivals from Bordeaux,
~ Y pipes CHI C1ya4e Brandy,
dn 10 Champagne Go
Do d. Il, do r-ry oil
rr.-< 81 Brandy 1895 do do dol
champagne.
Y b. gksts Jenny fi1t,
y ha.k-ts nf IL. Marx,
lrts-t, iaI+sic< pir.. and quarts,
hass-ts Mort l. CA2udans. 4 No, !,
U'A Wines,
Tha.esu La5rtli-.
An IN aissss,
10 -. tstsFh~.
White Win.G
" chstrsa Dap;e-ass,
10 Eraarrr,
Tsrt Ssntorr~.
nsniia Y .t+i-S714a74x
~ Hs-y 60, AMI other !" arrive
nnreI RtRaE.E FRFNItH%'.
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TIE /. onl, troubled " ,sn worm..;


THE hiid;son1 troubled " ish worms
aays the Though tiessmotbrr. when til. prny appex
snce Of her offspring il remarked upon, Cntv ts,aai
why not say oniy Cholera, or only Yellow Fever, for
worms aeatry more lives than either. J. you love YOU.
littit -es. administer TO them. even If YOU oaiy sus
pect them 10 lie 'treubl.d with worms q sure safe,
and imB1etiase remedy. Every household where It
has been tried, every mysticism who mas seen its effects
dasJouGee
WLvER'S CIN1DI4.y VERDIFCGE
stch a remedy.
EE-Bs part .uiar and remember the name.
w,sET's CA.sAplAS yERNIFrGg."
T isris the only article that can be depended on.
70 sale wholesale and retail in New Oriesns BY
J. WRIGHT 4 Co. Sole Proprietors,
Il \ nd ISL Charities Street.
Sold in Batter Rnfea by all the I~rureirts.
T0UR0 INFIRhARY.
Garner of Neu Levee md Guieanie streets
fTTHfS Hospital is spacious and conveniently situated
y square from the river, near The ship and s.ean,-
boat landings.
DR.. JOSEPH BESsADOS is the Director 81 the Inst.
tntiou, and Resident Phi MUSICIAN and surgeon.
DR.. THOMAS HUNT is the visiting rhysic an and
Surgeon.
TERNs
Pirate rooms ........ from u so to S. per day.
Wards 81 SO per day.
Wards fnr 90 pei daY
Professional attenda nee, medicines. nursing, iiet
and lodgings areincluded in these charges.
EJ-Surgical operations charged extra.
ng~ The loration of the Hospital is perfectly heal
by and contagious diseases are not admitted into
he inhruiaEy
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30

NFuRnERnUs ScAyESGEgS-5halia~ pracsitiou
WI ers have asserted that intestinal w"fr.s are 10:
injurious. in fac. that the part OF scaventers, reno
wing fanl and inaigsstible tustteF sht.'iatary canal-
VIVA. radacisns hunibagt What raesernble pnsioso-
phy Every ex perienced physician knows that these
animals oaus. inaamat.o on Of the bowels and somsirns
actuailY en-. through the coating Of tho .tchnsch and
ja;..inss. causing inevitable death. OF sill the dis
essss of children. this il The most dangerous and dis
trsssing. Unfortunately, VOC, II j. oae Of the most
common. u
HTNER'S CAI4DIdN FERAfFEGE.
ho g.yer, a safe, aales, ~untsiling rennedy is provided
The prnprieicr challenges the weT.I tn show tnat II
aver failed to effect q cure.
Ea- Re particular AMI remember tie naras Via
a-,s ca,sa;,n yerm:cn - Tli,. IT. the only ar.scls
that can BE- tspeEdet cr. For sale wholesale ase
retail - Sev Orleans By J VIRGIL! &to.t
so!a rrop-,st<rs. II sad ISL th@r--ra
so.3 /. F.:-o ae1ss ~ 4l-ss r:csssas.
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]. PIPER IL co.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30

COTTAGE FURNITURE.
FEW Complete sets Of Cottage Furniture '-sn
q entire new pattern Of tais beautiful and uniaus
,ni,urc--f,r sale by J. PIPER L CO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30
DOUBLE & SINGLE SHOT GUNS

arhe best SHOT GUS, csnaiways 30 found al
aOsTAS L EbGEETS.
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Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

Yves: Baton Rouge Apl 18th 1857 IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
Tlse British In India.

The capture Of Delhi Is sad blow 10 the scpoys
and their sympa.Lixers. Thess prophets who har.
awaited themselves Of the India usnrrse.on 20 pre-.
dict for the thousandsnth time that Great Britain
was about 20 fall from arst class power 10 a
tenth rate, will perceive the BEGINNING If shat
train OF events which lie more to blight their
precious hopes. The catastrophe has come some
what SOONER than we expected but the Sepoys
are as weak and inefficient as they are brutal and
ii.hunan. Before Great Britain has had time TO
Concentrate her colossal energies for grand ie-
m0nstraiioh. their stronghold-a second Ssbasto
pol il strength and military armament, and de-
IGded by vast multitude OF disciplined soldiery-
tumbles 10 the earth before mere handfu! OF
Bri:ish troope. This s sad news to those tools OF
de-potisu In Europe, and those jealous Parisians
Who had been anticipating with i'll concealed e1ul
tati0n that job Bull was on his last legs that he
had lost India forever, and WAS about TO play Sc
cOud fiddle In the affairs Of the world. 1t would
BE- as great q misfortune 10 the world az TO ing
land, if the Sepoys permitted to re-es,ablsb
IN that country Maho,retan despotism. But OF
this there never has been any permanent danger,
nor would ,hore be, il the military Of all India, in
stead Of a single province, had revoltei The re-
sources Of England are bounaIess she has the ell
srgy the sagaeity, the vaor, and last, not least,
the money; Tor her practical character and varied
Industry construct In peace the sinews Of war
India and her other colonies are but branches and
fruits Of the Inherent energy Of British character
end tomorrow. II they could be loprei OF, other
shoots would start forth, manicsting the vigopr
and prodnctiyeness VI the parent stock. No doubt,
Great Britain like other nations, viii reach sone
day her eliminating point, and then begin 10 de-
cline but ere Ia evidence as Yet that sLo has
nassed or even approached her meridian. 1t will be a
bad day for the prospects Of liberty In the United
states, when Great Britain, its chief European
hreakwater, Is carriedaway.
when Tho Indian muiiny shall lie finally quelled,
IL IS 10 be hoped that the English government will
learn lesson from the bitter clastisement which
A has suffered, aud rule India hereafter with a
vigorous and Christian hand. The sepoys have
taught her the impoiiry of weak indulgence to
heather caste. and oonnivance at hcaten iiolatry
Let her turR this lesson to account, and BY SO DO
ing, she will siyance the civilization VI the Werii
hs we'll as her own best interests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
yfnxsa-

Gone Cheering Word--bal!ad--vrritten hy john
Duif, Es1, composed by J. r. Thomas '.Bcauti,
fni Fowers-sotds by " West, Esq. music by j.
n. Thomas "Cnnumicred kisses--balad-su
with great success by Miss Provost; arranged for
the Piano Forte, by. !. Z. SehIntz" .'The days
Gone Dy"--hGlisd-supg by Il. H. Buckley words b,
thas. Swain; music by Fred Buckley. "Row, Fish
srman, Row--the song Of the Fi.hermsns Wife
rs sting bv Miss r.. L. Williams, the Welch Yishtin
gale; written and composed by Samuel Lover. Pub.
Itshed by WIN. Hall Soa, 339, Broadway, y. York.
For saia BIZ j Mnopnorsk Eichmnnd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

WASnINGToN, Nov. Lit has been ascer.alned
that Great Britain has never recognized the juri1-
d!ction Ut Costa Rca over the san Juan river or
the transit route. All she desires is that Costa
RIGA shall have the right OF navigation for this
port OF her produce, leaving the line Of the from
tier TO bs settled by the two governments. None
OF the grants or contracts made by Costa RiCa re-
speeding the transit route approved OF, sane
toned by England.
Lord Napier has advised the government Of Costa
Flea not to make any grants or concessions, pend
ing the arrival Of Sir " N tore 0useey in Cen
t!sl America This latter gentleman is expected
in Washington early this week TO confer with Lord
Napier on the affairs of Central America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
DIED.

II tho rex.isnos o silas Cheatilanl, IN Chester.
iabi I'll 80 sl.1l inst. MARTHA ELiZA. ONLY
t.4gguses "a Nnl. aud Cathafine Amners, assa 2
years..
80 CliJ papers please copy. =,
On tie L.tL Noscinber, at y. VI CLARA Ees
TIER il,NoRlSE in the 81 t year Of her age con-
sort u j l. leMasarier native o. the ciy v %
gfest frahea, She leaves devoted huspana anu
three children to mourn their irreparapss , a;ao
IN friends and aeauaintapces Of the family. hso
the French residents of the city, are invited 70 hea
funeral to-day fMonday) 1T r. ~, lros M H..
resiIence on West nth street, TO 81. Peter Csnn
dral from whence the remains will be taken 10 NJ
lywool Cemetery for interment -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
LATER From CALIFORNIA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l3.-The mails per stcaU-
ship Granada have Just arrived. She Is still de-
,aine at quarantine. having yellow fever ON board.
The sdTces from California are generally upini.
pOrtant.>
The news from the mines is Of an encouraging de
scriptiom.
The Vigilance Committee havo revoked tho peII-
altics ATTACHED, to tho sentences of ban3ucut pro-
nounced by them.
The san Francisco maTkets were quiet.
There had been no arrivals from atlantic ports.
An arrival from the plains confirms the stata-
ment heretofore made that on the 10th and 18th Of
september. train Consisting Of one hundred per-
soils we're all slain by the Indians, except "a few
children who were sold to the Mormons. 1t was
generally believed that the hormousswere at the
bottom of tho affair.
An arrival at san Francisco from China brings
information that all the European residents at
Ninpo We're banished on the Eth AuSnst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
Sign0r fkIilE

Tho lovers Of the marvellous aud the children.
IN particular. Will Re delighted TO hear that sgnor
Hiiz and these extraordinary canarIes will remain
here this week. The Signar has bad fne audien-
sas In Richmond and has made a decided hit His
reputation az great magician has been fully cou-
Sfrmed by hissxhibitions In his city. lie il I'M.
doubtediy the beat who has been here for MANY
years. lie is also a Kind hearted and estInlable
gentleman, and one who not only deserves patron.
sgs on sccoan. Of his rare knowledge Of bis bust
ns1, but whom eli who know him, desire TO sue
ssso az prince Of good fellows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
SENTENCE OF CRIMINALS.

LnSn0y, G. W, Nov. t6.--Thomas Craig who was
convicted Of altering the date of prou,isory nots
and passing the same, thereby defrauding the dis
counter, has been sentenced to four years inpris-
shnicnt in the penientiary.
j. Z. Manly, station master on the Great Yves
tern Railroad, was convicted of wrongly allowing
an express train to pass, and 50 causing colision
but was fined only $50 by the Court, petition
ia his favor. largely aud respectfully signed, had
been received,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

&E- Mr.. md Mrs. " tLIEG-T These artists anpcar-
ci T The irst timc before Trojan audience al ti.
AAeipn,, last nl&;lt The play MAS Macbeth and
Mr. ani hrs. Waller were east in the PRINCIPAL cha
racltts, IL say that the auticipatona which hal
hfsn 1'rnted "ith regard t. tHcm amply jnsT-
he'd Wonid De 70 say less than is called for in simple
i".iir. 10 II" PEI formers. In everything they Tar
exceeded ell the expectations thSt coui have been
iormett There Was q igor. al intensity a pathoe
IA thalr tplinrstluns, which belong TO The highest
sehcol oi acting. The widest lights Of in.agina
t"ii Cai pSinC no more terrible exhibitions Gf re-
morse ihan that given by hr "a!erin the dagger
scene, aud upon Eauauos apparition. 1t was thrill
ln4iy vivid and held the crowded audience spell
bound, fhat The breathing of each might be heard
10y his neiaitCor, MIR. Waller is a great PEI former
and hIs preservation OF the "Fhane Of CaWdar" does
no injustice To the noble conception Of the author
MIS-. Walters Lady Macbeth was also a magnii-
Cent performance. The look the gesture the into
nation ali hers PSrlicu ariy Was sine great Ia
her deneation Of that fear full where proving
herself In nerve tho stronger of the two she drags
her infatuated husband away from the unwclcotno
aDparition OF his bi aa whispers ia hoars Q,i,-
turai accent, TO bed! To bed.' Altogether tEes,
two characters were performed, as We seldom zee
them n;s'n the Stage The audience was taken by
storm .n'i the representation was frequently inter
rtipteG by bursts vi the widest applause.
We Predict tor Mr.. and MIR. Waller the n oSt tri-
nnlPbans snccess daFng their brief engagement in
this city The audience last night waa large hut it
will be Increased during the week by u know ledge
Of Their merits.-7T,oJ Pres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

Bosroy. Nov l3-Aiectings have heen held In
eli the adjoining cities and rowns. for the purpose
of taking into consideration tie distress OF she nm
employed poor, and devisin3 some measures for
their reiiei. AT the rattle markets held at Cam
bridge aud Brighton to-day, "a decline CT 81 cents
per cwt. in the price Of beeyes was submitted %.
The money market Il quiet. ssad capital gues he.
4ipE. FtOcks gre active am higher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
prRsrIT az GEN WALKER

,{sw isLEAvs, Nov l2-The United states Mar
shall received dispatches from the Governments at
Washington, this morning. to charter steamship
and prepare her with all dispatch to 90 in pursuit
OF Gen. Walker.
There is very great excitement here in regard to
the matter and there is probability that steam
ship suited for such an emergency can lie found
III this bort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
IMPORTANT ACTION oE THE METHODIST
CErRCn OF TUE NORTH AND WEST.

CTSc1sSArr, Nov. IA special convention OF
the delegates from the various annual conferences
Of the Methodist Protestant Church Of the North
and West has been in session here for several uays
No important action was taken until yesteiTiaS'
when the following report was adopted.
Wqersas, we have received satisfactory iaicri-a-
ton that entire freedom Of discussion On the SUI
iect Of slavery csuuot be enjoyed IN LynchouI >
aud sch,reeIS we do not feel under Obligations %
meet Southern brethren upon any other .rooh'
than terms Of equality, therefore Do it
Resolved, That it is iGexpedient and unnecessary
Cor the representatives Of the North aud west ~
attend the general conference Mt Lynchbars' VITA
a view 10 secure redress Of the grievances which
we suffer.
At the afternoon session memorial TO the 1sne-
raj Conference was drawn up, 1hch says; III -
our earnest desire 40 porpetuate the Gliou w
General Association. hut must IN tAFiEtlAa LAT
ness state tbat iusupeisb Able imrediuents prevent
the Continuance OF The unon; that the tFSilc III
Slaves and tiis voluntary holding OF slaves, COR
hcts with III. rights OF humanity. AID We REGARD
it a. our bonnGen duty ministers and nonoerd
of the church to oppose the above practices also
that t1c word white b. struck from the constitu-
ton.
The memorial was adopted. Tho Spaysn.ioa y III
probably adjourn to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
MARINE DISASTER.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 1S.--Tha steamer Philadelphia,
from New Orleans for New York, was in gais on
to coast OF Florida from thu 10th TO the 18Th init
ie broke her shaft and cross-lead % the port en-
CINE; and u;t in hsre Faturdar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
LOSS OF AN UNKNOWN SCHOONER WITH
HER HIElA

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-Tbe schooner Traveller re-
ports seeing large schooner louuderet, forty nles
sram here Sunday last. She had lost her crew.
The Traveller lid not ascertain her nsiae and was
enable 10 render any assistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

So tGTza REaApY.-rhe Liver, according to
fhEsioo4ists, occupies in eur human economy Il
Ics sco:id Only ~ the heart and eensea uv1tls il
one of the greatest dispensers Of health AMI hsppi-
Ness or sickness and GiSesse 70 kssp the Liver IL
proper performances oi i;s duties = H. keep the ~
tenn III state ~ healtt and FRYE from nearly all
bodily lie, pr StSFoRD'S lSvIGon4rcR is 3 crest
Rrgrjd'o1' n TIE Lt.r. IL insIils into il now life sni
EidoT, stTcng'lehe i, and tcg9T2.s II, curing the
fountains icin whence so many streams uf sickness
4 VI. We say ton all who are troull.d with any de-
rEng"a1ent Of she Liver such as Z. spepsia Jsandce
Sick HeA'iache biousuess debility Of system DO
no; fail to try Or. sA3FoEps Liver iNvIsoRArUI.
FisEsr & WlSsroy AID ApEh i GRAY, Agents for
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n1sy~ CARp.--Speeial Attentions Is called
TO ras sale Il LrQC0Rs, BAR FIXTURES. &C, at
Park EEis SAL ,OS under Odd Feilews Hall.
commencinz IL ~ o'clock. on this MONDAY morn
ing. x, >,oor
no Is AIbA. NOII, Auct.