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sM{ HI tsNby requeHt.J
4 Qne 81 the People III the last Opelousa
Courier, uses some literary and4olassical words
such rs an the enyious, the malicious, The Mil
ish,' = combine to drag down Y some nobl,
gqafryy to 81 stab IN the dark TO asla,,
villa cowafdiy destinations and inuendo '-ts
Y usc, the tcowardly weapon Of the invented N
aud the deliberately concocted falsebood.o II
such language was applied to Judge oyertop
AoMsNonld be like II 4 There is,no man n this
District whoswonld belicresany such words a
applied to him.
No nnaan, except an ofice7hnntor like him.
sell, lsienyious OF Judge Ovcrton. I'VE Of the
same trade mightbe jealous Of each other but
happily for society. there are not enough oI
them 70 disahiet any body but themselves. It
appears, too, that the Y hounds are n hot
pursuit Of Judge Overton ; and he need not be
surprised Il one Monday evening in April.
4 1927, four out Of I, b Of the Democratic pack
are engaged ~ the sgase. They love d noble
quarry I and ~, .1tend stosa pull him down.
Is he y UP, Thi " noble. buck, il not fiji,
nov, ought to be- since he has lived on rich
IhsnlpIgatlc pastu; y for thirty years, and has
eaten from eight tosone hundred thousand
dollars worth ofal ! CORN This " noble QUAR-
~" is Ike the dams gun lie cost more
than he is wor..h.
1t seems There ii another party who are dis,
posed to put some 2 heasdsa on the chase
and It il graciopsly described rs q band of
stipendN .Sho will d. any thing and
evorss asse that is base and ~inufa,nous. That
can not be the Democratic part,. because
Judge 0verton claims to be d menibe,. Of it
himself. Nor can it be the Wing party. sil,,cc,
It expired last year (as, tits said, it did, i,
lied, a. lived, in honor aud patriotism. and
sonle " the ablest men in this Government
aithearers. The only party 10 which This
aud choice description can apply must
The American party. /" Know-Noihipc.n
n ne Patriot, appears towrite in d vexed and
rrltated vein, and threatens The Americans
With his retirement, and with being no longer
a party man." unless he can control md
mould them 10 his wishes to vote for a judge
is not Que Of their order. Educated and
accomplished as he j., The American party
nay. Is his threat IS CARVED our, have stiil leit
qaally edneatedaand accomplished men to de.
end their principles when they think it proper
Q do SO, and Q carry out their :. mission in
Of him.
1t is said that the Calcasieu Press is weekly
oaded with " %calnmnies against Judge Over
on, and that it is a tlimsy Sheet. 1t has been
agitiiaateiy critical, and has employed some
and comedy towards him. If what
las been said is not true, it will be harmless
I it be true, lie must take the consequences
What man, seeking Office, and who may have
tranglyy marked crooked lines in his character.
ub)ee. to objection and criticism and eensarc,
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Asdispute has arisen between the represent
atives q; Queen y~ictoria ID tie Que hand, and
His Royal Highness tho Prince 81 Wnlcs, as
Duke Of Cornwall on the other, in reference
g the revenues Of The under sea fisheries 5of
the coast Of Cornwall. The documents extend
back three hundred years before the birth q
Christi sMasx issss g
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SAs Secretary Cobb has announced his intention
to remove all clerks in his department who ore
addicted to Lotteries, faro banks and other
a~snpsemelts Of fast men. MINI
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thN 40 .... "".- a..
in 0peloe
aud Staple
DRY GOuD,.,
at greatly reduced PRICES
These goods have been 81
Dor of the firm in New
variety are not exeelled
part Of tho State. Pure
early as our Intention
tive.
All persons indebted
book account, are feqns
the mouth Of March i
save COSTS.
We have opened a w
Louis street, NewOrleans
highest inducements to G.
Trade generally. We shai
assortment of Staple and
artis5B necessary In a Cor
Otelousas, February 4
!. SIi
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Archibald Campbell. Esq, late chief 'clarl

Archibald Campbell, EstaL., late chief clerk
Of the War Department who has aacceptsd the
Gee 81 comInissipne ID, ran the northwestern
Indary, il making actife preparations for
lhis departure. His perry be taken from
the as, Atlantic Y side, y already complete. F. II.
Smith pds u ne stenaag,aphic reporters Ii ths
Globe, intends to 30 out Ut III. same time, to
report the ProceediagsSf The Oregon ConSti.
t%utional Convention.
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Secretary Cobb q already issued two
treasury circulars In ~sation to recent acts
one fcrthe prolibiti5ho Of the Importation 81 in
decentaprints, and the other protecting the
revenue from frauds.
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N#@JXAaknOWsnnwHldYfR VIZ,
ton: and. If lie thinkssthere =,
pfaces fhtts merits to fOhyioA
lsnowledged, out II iii M
Iit welldis 81 GOOD taste fdf eTnyvv
pend very. much upon Whether tIs
wis 60 enyiouus h ! Z chronic and
petite: for' office, and md, q desire Ia
This party an 6is NE. He LnowssNSstEaF IesiS
l III this CATEGORY orEnot aid Whittier I'M
lccdeiittys Y W 4 prsve ii 81 If n ssa@s aS@sA5
His having held office for iiftVSys66a @ q
publicly notorious as he il known. \ rsaasssaS IS
is lnotsas cnllGmnlyy Y lila ARTISANS ID haa5Ia out
His claims for further sfivors n VIII JeRssds
tcratic, 1arty,s must show HIS suneriorify Owe
te~yerysbndy. 1fissclaimsof anpeSioritySab
be admitted. Il ahkpsoG at he'll caaa
tayor, they mnustsprayes His beyond aI
i've 4 !, wifi66at Intending
oas,s' thnttsNth Esegk asbeEss off fft8Ars
Democrati6ap 4 tfYys#&sR 1nlbssas
Of the fiaf4t5Yssssin Il. aseq0agsS
riors, in aaaea33jOs ias sstAaEESA
CATIONS 89#s'GllTSelSe,s eggHNeh,
that he "tpFesS hiis c6uisuir sana0t a.
too vel, 4 willnotdosg Tx was exeeS
nj loving any thing before and II iirryres tss.
conglction arises III every reader MUD Tint Il
nun have been an amiable weaknesSf TON bis
countrys salaries. At was, too an 'aniable
weakness 90 the part Of the minority Of The
b q e AVE Yielded 70 the soft words and kind
sollcitations OF Judge Oyerton. Who made
thcl most love can never be known; nor does
y appear from tue published correspondence:
Dun, as nsnal, me INDY must have been over
reached. 4 One sof the People says that
Judge oyerton yielded to the soft impeach-
m,ents and amorous dalIlance Of the woman.
! he parents q the woman, who is q minor, did
net know she was out. /.
One OF the People" having no arguments
Or iacts ~ his support, draws on bis memory
|for hard words / but they are neither factstnor
arguments . Truth isa fearfat instrument III
tle haads Of the just, aud like . barbed arrow
when IT strikes; and where it strikes, it sticks.
Now, what has the, Calcasieu Press said Of
Judge Oyerton ?,-That he drew two salaries at
the same time $4000a as President Of the Rail-
road and $500 Us District Judge, and failed
70 hold the Courts that he had been all Office
holder for q long time that he,was tricky and
treacherous to bis own party whenever it suited
hisf interest or his wilkins to be so. These
things are not :. calumnies they are known
to be facts.s What meat do ,Jndae 0vertun
IN tEh III Az ~ ff ~ nn- AE ~A1 N-LEAN HH&& A a MNfA
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I'a section l39. Inscase of the failure Of neglect Of
ties herein imposed, II shallbelawful for the different
Grand Jurtes OF tliis State to present the said Over.
seers 81 their respective District Courts for neglect
q ieI.sal ~ perform their duties; and upon silcl
presehtment, II silall be the duty Of the District At
torneys ~ prosecute the said 0yArseers;s and u,of,
snai And composition, they shnllsle fined BY tile Court
~ 9 syn notices than one huLslred dollars and not
more than five hlndred.n -
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Orrds *. Al 4lI,ISiA llIt,
& No. lis Canal ST..
Nto Orieans,
Informs the public that he has added to hin b
woods store a manufacture OF Negro Clothing
The superior quality of the Goods furnished
ms establishment and their moderate; price sloss
neighhoring parishes.
f1r prices and samples of the Goods apply to'
Opelonsas La.
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Mr. George Sismuer says in recent lecture ;
'ssfhs excessive use Of %salelats Is d cardinal
cauusssQf ihe American III health. Ii Is 4 dead
lzepoicr n TIE use of which should be Stunned
~ Ne shsgbtercr 81 the infant and The des-
aroyesk tn strong man.
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sAsabill hhss been introduced into the Senate
Of NewJersey, which provides that TIL. wife of
drunkard, proving him such. before = justice
Of the peace, may become entitled to hold her
~swSsSages and those Of her aiuor children an7
ta5hMreforms. si
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Eds. Paf,aot-For the benefit Of the varions
oyerseers5 If Public Eoads ID and for tie Par
3ish Of s., Landry, will you insert in the col.
ui'ns Of your paper the following section Of an
Act Of the Legislature Of Ilouisiana, to be found
on the 5o7th page Of the Revised Statutes Of
1862 ~
HA word tothe wise il cuffcient.s
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iHAMPAGNE.-Quelques paniers de Get,
excellent Vim, en- magasin, cue mons yendro.sAs
'' pflS rebuilt, pour clora une eonsjgnatious
hEBAilLON & cARRIERE, Washi, .cn3
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hsefnssofah N; Yoanlg IRE entiasa
gu|.as th 5.gg 1 for late cry papers.
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MARRIAGES. AND HARNESS.-The
~ undersigned keep constantly on hand material
lof carnage Repairing in all its branches. They are
prepared to execute all orders with dispatch. and in
q workmanlike manner. ~ ~
as- BuGGIES, SULKIES and HARNESS made
: . ofuer. GIBBS u CLARK.
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ms1nese6 ll&ylE NslGEs time when the sagricultu
sntptaazbActap pAE Parish haye looked brjghte,
a4alAsks1 H yesptT ssh
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CARRIERS IMPROVED PATENT
COTTON GINS, of different sizes, for sale by
i'GbAihLON y NARRIERE, Washington. Ia. .
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IN SACKS WHEAT BRAN. for sale
~ by pEBAlLLoN y CARRIEBE,
Washington La
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RLACk OATS, for sale by
DEBAlLL0N Il CARRIERE.
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81 sHy l ssB 4.

1RizS88 I ss sssSAs.. II 3a4sas @Ass 2.HsEA GROgRIIESs I'LL.
IN Chap t3FF cAshi. 4&sss pAAblie
FL. bSf6re Pqrchssing eleewheFss slss 96s
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nTY HoTEL--The undersigned has til
honor to inform the public that i Sue
re Is now ready, to receive and ac- A<issSA
~eonllnndate at least one hundred \ m Ss Il
poaraers IN ms large and commodi- II
The rooms are well aired, and the table viii lie Ws
catered. ~'N - -
ne mas also opened, on the beautiful lot adioinjal
t,e Hotel, a LIVERY STABLE, where Carriascs
.R Rnsgles al, and sulkies, as well Is Carriage and RidIal
81 No ut po procured at moderate prices.
fr' G. DOUMENGE
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N8sr Iaa,1sf ~ ". a.alsrsigncd hereby notifies
Of Nfsvembernext, 1856, the stor, s.1 n a.,ea the Isl
Y ahenrs.Efh be charged for rnerchsraise AMI an
" "sas. snileigs now laying in their warehouse fo,, 4 tha
a pri ~ y, ose month, 9lad for every additional months
charpsd, agAV'sa shs same additional rates will be
Sy,aiipsE E,ii ne d~sf,ytSrcl untilth storagei is maid
u, j. B. A. FnNTENnr
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|Gbe 1Datrjot.
:Aefeht steulAAtaaeF the PARISH Of SAINT LANDRY
S sss.l sass AAp TOWN 1t ofetousI,s

nK$ALF. LIVINGSTON u co. IS
%ss 4 Al IA ExENeEx sAcHAARI.Es II. KsAIxR.
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fTE BRITISH PERIODICALS,
AND TIE
FARMERS GUIDE.

Srcss Reduction la tia. sssiee orsfe Latter
-### Publication
l.. Scot C u. Neto York eentHme to publish ne FIT
ksttn1 Rr.tis. Periodicals. rig:
l.--THE LONDON QUARTERLY Con
2.@raE EDINBURGH REVIEW ,whisl
S.-TflE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW
free Chnrrh.}
4--i'HE WESTMINSTER REVIEW lib
srat.t
5.-BLACKWoOD's EDINBURGH MAG
AZiNE lTosyl -
TThese periodicals ably represent The three
great political parties Of Great Britain
tVhi.. Tory and badical-but politics forms
only one feature c: their character. As Or
gans OF the most profound writer's OF Science,
Literature. Morality and Religion they stand
as they ever have stood. unri"ailet III til"
world Of letters, being considered i:disrer$a-
bic to the scholar and the professional man;
while to.the intelligent reader OF every class
they furnish 4 mare correct and satisfactory
record Of the current literature Of the day,
throughout the world, than can be possibly
obtained from any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value tn
these Reprints, especially during the present
exciting state Of European affairs. iaasneeh
as they can now be placed in the hands OF
subscribers about as soon as the origlna. etis-
Stass
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

TO se:ENTlfIcAsn. PRACTICAL AGRIcuLTERE.
Ry FrsRy SrfenRSs, r. r. S., Of Edinburgh,
and the" tate. j. T. NoRroN. Professor Of
Scientific Agriculture In Yale College, New
Haven. 2 vols. Rasat Octave. 1900 pa
ges, and numerous Wood and Steel En-
Cravings.
This is, coasesssJly, tue most complete
work on Agriculture ever published, and in
order.t to give ii a wider cisculation the pub
fishers have resolvedto reduce the price TO
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes.
When sent by maj! spost- PAID to C%aii.or-
MIA and Oregon the price will be 81. t.
eTsry other part Of the United States and to
Canada t,os' paidl So. u IAts 'cork as
nor the old Book of the Farm
Reulittances for any Of the above pubiica-
tions should always be addressed, post paid,
to IT, Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
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CAR nS.

- ,ufaor aRrnfyECTt BUILDER. Or
4 3ars. IN be sem through the Post once.
pnrr4H BRolHER. FsH1tf HRoeFRs.
Z Cornnr Third and Church streets.
. nEi,FE PETIT. ITToREfEY mp fotAshH
Y Tor atl ax Once with Fllraont tleo"tt. DIV
Landing. ,fr;yrr
r,Eyg4NIy YE,RiEN. GTY d HHEEL FRIGHT
,!atcs l.eEFe.
- q wflaox. H1fE srGY 4ND DHNd8h'-
Nh Fainter. Third st1e"t, oaf"n Ho1[@.
.-,nlETTs Pt@TjN- BLAGNS5{fH AND VAC
-, maker. Ferry Landing, West Baton hatS,
- .uSoN 4 20 WH1IhSALE M &ETAH
Dealers 10 Hats, Caps SC. 81 taartres street
Naw Orleans
r-aATKLTN HOUSE, FkLfr LtSAhES FF'pr''.
n, L-SFEe. CARPENTER AHD CISTEhNBtH
tx. drr. baton Rour"
II l. SFizS 0ARPFNTfR& C4sTERN t1bh
II. shop ct tit'h street.
wTltMAS oRLHiNH fbhAf
sg etu.a rnruar Lafayette a"6 iaaret str'ets.
ryAfY < F4{lZiEQ. GE4VhRAL AGENTs y
II tatiee.ors :! Uoit.flercini Place Ne~ orleans
"a Il WAnI5II, bAEGGLS1& fHkhisf Con
i. ner TIARA and CHURCH streets.
IL 1 1ss'"s. ''002-. -, , ,
III. N Law. once Al liz. Court House, "es' pa
rrysrr \ DIXON. WHOLESALE y REEiH
Gs5cers. Corner LEorch aoe LAFAYETTE STREET
ra4oa Rouge
: wRI.tIT l. &c. WHOLESALE oEALiJtS ~
j.. eatent Medicines 1a7 Charities street Ne"
: .a.EN. EL0I44I1g md u GUob%- tpr
u 4, 'Aurol and ihita Street, Baton @"aga.
sv.E,! II N3IRiCh, 4RfIJTEcT -hh bIT'
j ter, -~,.an boese
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n OF c E

fshE Subscriber respectfully returns his thank TO
L his friends and customers who have aurip4 ~.
pass year Literally gave him their patronage. AMI take
ms method Of informing them and the public 1T arre
,tat 'ie ~ no" on hand a large ict Of seasoned ium
Der arl everything requisite for the unaortak;ne n nd
successful eo1npietinn of all work in the share o.
HHtSf BUILDINGS, BLINDS, SASH, and Doors ~.
ling 10 sj6Rss, ia the best. most 4, ra
pc anu "nrkriantias style. All orders left at n, G
Montsa's Hardware Store. the Post Office or NJ tba
shop %, fift,' Street. adjoining the ST. Peters and 81
Paais college, viii meet with prompt attention.
Il. J.. SEES.
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Chocolate.
". +. Z Mn a r ID.

". +. Z y Nm a r
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL RS
-y>HFfR took Vi RrGGlEs, RnCKAWayS, HAIR.
i NTeyi BaR0tCFES COACHES tai WIiIttS, ~
noss corr 3iets. They invite m examination @. their
stock bef1r- purchasing in New Orleans q r elsewhere,
az they guarantee thetr price, IL low as any ia. the
SeHth.
49, Wareroefn on Main street next 1.-The City Hall.
Es~ AtSrtArrss!sG and F.ErA!RtNt in superior style
I the o,i -tana 90 Church and Main street
Baton Rouge, Ser. 5-s
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hSHRIRY RLGER.

HOtSE. SIGN N ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
A Ny orders given me for House, Sign, or Ornaments
4 II Painting, Paper banging ana Glazing, will meet
vita PR attention. Ui&En permanently located
In I.atty uge. anu ~ ii ii my interest 70 give gene.
raj -at,4rection. | shall thy to do IL.
Saep -, tsf2. ASifBtRF Rht'tR.
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CHARLES HUSTON.

DLaeksaITHiNs \ A -
son making. Piougas roade
aud fepairei. Rugsjss and asheT
repairs done at the shortest 10 N1Nl.1.. $500. !,
tice. Horae shoeang done with the grsAAs
despatch -, fxlhA
done at an other esta blishlaen. in the Scasn. .e
xs- Wagons a1a Carts aaways on Lana T.
shop On Mississippi street, San Michel, -
march L. @ I'll -
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STAPLES AND DoMEsTIcs.

STAPLES AND DOMEsTICs.
,st,LtSH, French, and American nl,nts.
II satinefs and Tweeds,
Jeans and Frcncn eottonsfes,
Ln&fgs, Fianneis, RID white s blue nr;uted
flaraets, b!eacfiea and unhieachnd canton do
~sheasine do do a0L 1tt@,oIS
blankets Of all sizes. '
No"lea i'anaasks for curtains, all colars.
Gartain ealeoes. plain buff and h,s;e.
- We can rrt.ve 10 the community thai an ar,
ieas are az los. If not lower, than any store II, t,n,,
as eur tcsisties in purchasing cannot br surpassed.
J. srXfNsE co.
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GENTS CLOTHING,
!sLAGh and coiorcd Cloth Dress and Ffock
- Goats. Pilot Cloth Overeoats,
Real French Paitats,
Iltsakst Tairaas and Baenos.
Bnsiiaess Suits to mattel. all styies.
pantaiooas. black aud fancy cashmere do.
Fame Sstinet do
vests, SILK Nffvct-iH all cota:s
also n Satin and silk OF eye-v DESCRIPTION
afs9ar garments ia Mer;no ana Elannnl
All biunsn and +. \. Shirts with Eisfle,. and
Byron collars
silk and Satin csasats
Hall hose aad Gloves
Hats Of every description at
J. SIMON 90.
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Iss Store

feFLERE Pistols, Percussion caps, HIM ting kniv,
- also very up Tor Isazors, Homes, Stra ps, Brus
e q ~ klna, 70 IBIS, Soaps, Cosmetics Powder.
eouges, Lilly Y bite. Call and examine before nm
ssing esseRhsrs. Ed. BeGEL. bragg i,t.-
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TeuRo rNrIRMARY.

Corner Of Neu Lspee md ffa'enn.e ya.s y
!. SQUARE from Il. liver. near The hiPaaA
boat landings. -....x3seEst IT,
Dr. JOSEPH BENsADoE is the Director o. -
tutiou. and Resident Mysticism sna sargss: -
pr Tit9AA HUNT is tbs Visiting yn'
Surgeon.
p. from q so 10 s5pset4e..
-, AZ,
rrat.,s:anal ..+andarre medicines nlrslnssa -
AMI tltfYsr,gs areipeiuaed in these charges.
a7g-sarg.caI operations charged extra. II, hMl.
ng,~ The LOCATION Of the Hospital II peIsSS.s4t -
thy aud contagious diseases are nos
the iafrmary q
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28
For Saie--A Fine Chance.

az TRACT 9F LAND situated In this Parish about
a four miles above the Ferry Landing, and trent
tIe on the Mississippi River, CONTAINING two arpents
front, more or less, with the depth. Of about forty ar
penis; side lines closing in the rear. Bounded above
BY lard heionping - the succession OF Terence pu-
mouy, AMI below By those of Y,iirnauve | eBlane jr.
Co, with all the buildings ami improvements there
on. Also, with or without the 81 W-4NiLL atteacd to
the same.
This place. is we'll adapted for A C9CIyTRT RESl-
HEICE there being FINE iREfT gREEO, COOP
GARDEN Sc.
For ternsa~and conditions apply 10 @. BsRsARp Jr,
Faraisli Recorder, or to
pi94t. - JOHN c. ELDER
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28
NEW NM CHEAP

"otii1 respectfully :ait the attention Of tire La
: ores q hsst and West isaton Rouge to the fact that
! an Just 10 from the City with a splendid assortment
q FFEIY thing in my iine ali Of which I offer /, the
Laaies CHEAPER that ever.
Mar 22-5b. MRS. c. HgEsrDN.
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PoSTAGZ-

In all the principal Cities and Tow IS. these
works will be delivered, FREE OF pos
IAGE. When sent'by mail the PoLTAGr to
any. part Of the United States wilt be but
7tesa.y-foEr cents 4 year for "~Blackwood y
and bat toarteetss Cc.ss a year for each fthe
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28
CLC3tfESE.

A discount Of twentF.tiec per cent. from
the above prices will be allowed 10 Clubs or
dering direct from L.; Snott y Co, four or
more copies OF any one OF more OF the above
works. Thus -Four copies Of Biackwoo3, or
of QUE Review. will be seat 10 ouA address
for 80 four copies OF the four Reviews and
atan h. ts.yn,l t.~ %sH 4#att4 c.. VS. w