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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-22
Ladies and Gents Shoes for

Ladies and Gents Shoes for
Christmas.
T AIDES fine black Caters with and
IL without heels, Congress and to lace. Su-
perb Morocco and Goat Bootees, Congress
Morocco Bootees, also, others too tedious to
name them. Gents fine Boots, thick and
thin sole. Gents quilted Boots, something
elegant. Gents fine Oxford Ties, that we
can warrant to wear elegantly, for the cash.
BUTT g. DOUGLASS,
No. As, Main street,
de 81 Norfolk, Va.
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DR.. Page Hopkins, u S. Consul at To-
bacco, who died a short time since. was a
native of Clarke CO., Virginia.
The first ice on the Neva, in Italy, was
witnessed on the 10th November.
A disastrous storm had occurred off the
Basotfshore, coast Scotland, in which AZ
fishermen were drowned, leaving a num-
Der of widows and orphans.
There were go deaths in New Orleans
for the week ending the 18th inst.
A little child of Mr.. Joseph Sock was
accidentally burned to death in Island
Creek township, Ohio, Ion Friday.
William Lacy was drowned in Mon
onghahela river, opposite Pittsburg, Pa,
on the It'll inst.
A cattle show is in progress ia the
Crystal Palace, New York.
Mr.. Samuel G Richards, native of
Hampshire county, Va, died in New Or
leans on the 18th inst.
A little son of w j Davis, residing at
Nashville, Tenn, was accidontly burnt to
death on the 10th inst.
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Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces,
FIREPLACE STOVES,

Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces,
FIREPLACE STOVES,
RANGES, CAMBOOSES, &C., &c.
OUR friends and the public generally are
" informed, that having largely increased
our facilities, we are now prepared to supply
promptly all articles embraced in our line, on
usual terms, wholesale and retail at lowest
prices to punctual customers. We name in
part the justly celebrated New World Cook
Stove, than which there is no better Cook
Stove in the country-we have also for sale
the Delaware Cook, Complete Cook, Enchan-
tress, Fanny Forester, Sunrise Alright,
Morning Star, Globe, Bucks Patent, Pacific,
&c.
Our assortment of Parlor, Store, Office
and other Stoves is large and desirable.
We also, offer to the public the Spiral Hot
Air Furnace, which is so constructed as to
present very large radiating surface, with
out the least obstruction of draft, thus max
ing it a great fuel saver, as well as an excel
lent heater.
Purchasers will find it decidedly to their
advantage to examine our large and well Sc
led stock before leaving their orders else
where.
VIM. d. ROBERTS, Jr. g. CO.,
Wide Water street and Roanoke SO.
de %
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FOR RENT.
Holiday Presents.

Holiday Presents.
TN selecting your Christmas and New
l. Years presents do not forget to call at the
VA IETY STO r. E,
No. % Main street, Head Market Square,
where you will find many new and pretty
Goods, suitable for the occasion, such as
Ladies' and Children's Work Boxes,
Cabas- fine Bags with Chain,
Port Monnaies,
Card Cases,
Writing Gases,
Pearl and Ivory Tablets,
Fine Scissors, in cases,
Pen-Knives, &c.
A large and splendid assortment of French
CHINA WARE,
Handsome Toilet Bottles,
Flower Vases,
Card Receivers,
Cups and Saucers,
Jewel Boxes,
Match Boxes,
Cigar Holders,
Holy Water Fonts,
&c, &c.
Together with great variety of Toys
and Games. suitable for the little folks. All
of which shall offer at prices to suit the
times.
de 72-3t d, Y, MARQUIS
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, For Sale or Rent.

.NglssSas And possession given Immediately,
MHiii a comfortable dwelling on East Size
MVMiiI Brewer street, No. IA, near the resi-
Mln dence of Gen. Millsons. 1t has
Rooms below and up stairs, Kitchen large
Yard and Garden &c. To a good tenant the
East side Market Square.
de 2l-eodts.
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MARINE NEWS
: PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

From the Merchants and Mechanics E.e-
change Books.
MONDAY, 2lst.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Only Daughter, Rogers, N. Y.
Schr. Putedla, Williams, Rappahannock,
corn, Reid & Wellington.
CLEARED.
Schr. 7. E. French, Webb, N. y, }. B.
Hardy.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Virginia and Esteltina, Wilkins, left
Bahi., Nov, II, arrived at Cape Henry, Dec
18th, passed Pernumbuco, Nov. 26th.
DISAsTTR.
Schr. James and Samuel; Beeve, coal,
Baltimore, BID to N. Y-put in leaking badly
to Myers & Co.
TUESDAY, 22nd.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Pierson, FIN Bait.
Schr Eugenia, Tatem, N. C; corn, to
Grandy & Stout.
Schr. Curiosity, N. G; corn, to Grandy Il
Stout.
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Spot ON THE SUN.--It is stated that q
large spot has recently made its appear
ance on the face of the sun. a cores
pondent Of the Charleston Courier says it
is 10000 miles i'll diameter, of rather tri-
angular figure, along the borders of the
penumbra, within which are four or five
large nuclei, and several smaller ones in
the forms Of dots and lines. The diam
eter of the spot being five times that Of
the earth, it's surface must be more than
six times the whole surface of the earth,
Or fifteen times greater than the habita-
bic portion of the globe. AS the spot is
near the western edge Of the Sun, it will
be visible only three Or four days longer,
the relation of the sun carrying it out Of
view, not to be seen again until about
the new year, if it remains permanent so
long.
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ATTEMPTED SUIclDE.-The Fredericks-
burg (Va.) Recorder states that Colonel
Woodson Wright, formerly Sheriff OF
Caroline, attempted to cut his throat on
Monday night, at the Bowling Green
lie Was interrupted in the act, before he
had cut the iuguar vein, He is now re-
covering.
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Christmas and New Years
PRESENTS.

Al'eays Giue Something Useful.
T NOW now offer my entire stock of La
Il dies and Misses Furs, Sabl', Stone Mar
tin, Mink and Fitch Capes, Victorines, Muffs
and Cuffs of the most fashionable styles, at
such reduced prices, as to induce those not
having provided themselves with gifts, to
purchase a USEFUL and FASHIONABLE
set of Furs for their friends. My stock is
new and desirable and of the choices styles
and qualities, going cheap for cash, at the
Temple of Fashion.
r.. H. STEVENS,
e22 No. Z, Market Square.
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SAD CAsUALTY.-Mrs. Link, of Steu-
benville, Ohio, was shockingly burned on
Thursday night last. She retired at an
early hour and left candle burning near
a window, and close by her bed-from
which the window curtains caught fire,
and communicated the same to the bed
clothes. She was shockingly burned,
from head to foot, with but little hopes OF
recovery. A child, sleeping close by, was
also badly burned, and the neighbors
who aided in extinguised the flames, were
more or less scorched about the hands and
face.
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G I'll RIS n nj A s
Brother Jonathan.

Pictorial Brother Jonathan.
YHE Christmas Pictorial Brother Jona-
i than has come to hand. 1t is full of
beautiful Illustrations, and as every body
likes Brother Jonathan. we would advise
them to call early. Price 121S cents. For
sale by j. r. HATHAWAY,
de 10 No. u, East Main street.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
TNOR Perfuming the Breath, Cleaning
Il Teeth, and Beaatyying the Complexion,
use ''BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS" For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use :'WooDLAND CREAM"
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlemen's Hair beau
tfully-Price so cents each.
Beware o. Hounterfts
W. P. FETRIDGE & co.
Proprietors n. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
VlCKERY u COMPANY,
Booksellers and StatiOners.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake & Co, and by all Druggists. de
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r U r. s
Cheap For Cash.

LIVERY Steamer from New York will
T. bring us until after X mas, new sup
ply of Ladies Furs.
The ready sale that our previous stocks
have found, shows that there must be some
thing in the price or quality to recommend
them. Call early and secure bargain.
WIN. JOHNSON JR.,
de lS--tlstj. No. 81, Market Square.
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A young lady recently remarked that
she could not understand what her BROTH
er George Henry saw in the girls, that he
liked them so well; and that, for her part
she would not give the company of one
young man for that 0. .~enty girls
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VIRGINIA WAsHINGToN MoNUM EMIT
Mrs. Crawford, the wife OF the late
sculptor, had an interview with Gov.
Wise on Thursday, and made satis1acto-
ry arrangements in regard to the execu-
ton Of the work by Mr. Crawford under
the contract, and also respecting the COM
pletion by Mr.. Rodgers Of the unfinished
work, viz: the two statues Of Nelson and
Lewis, and the trophies and bas-reliefs
for the six lower rectangular pedestals.
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PosT OFFICE AFFAIRs.-A post Office
has been established at Mayo Forge, Pat
rick county, and Geo. W. Penn appointed
Enthusiastically on the route from
Martinsville to Patrick Courthouse; also,
an Office at Spabrock Station, Patrick
county, Va, and Martin G. Spencer APP
pointed postmaster-on the route referred
to above. The offices at Clover Green,
Spottsylvania county, and Pleasant Dale,
Wetzel county, have been discontinued.
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NV AN TED n COOK-FUT tHe CT
w suing year, one capable of doing the
Cooking and Washing of a family of two
persons. She must be capable, honest and
willing, and without circumference. For
such, price is.no object, and a good home will
be guaranteed. Address cold Dominion"
through the Post Office, before the oath inst.
de 2l--3t#
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G O f r T. Els

MORE l21s CENT COFFEE-Just re-
1Vl ceived. Come and see me. For sale by
de % JAS. E. JONES.
(H. q A. Copy.)
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NORFOLK VARIETIES
Barbee's "Coquette,"

Barbee's "Coquette,"
Has Arrived in OrfOlk.
THIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED
l. and love piece of SrATUARY, by Mr.
VIM. r. Barbee of Virginia, will be Exhibit
ed to the citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth
for few days in the front Room at John
sons Hall, Main Street, Norfolk Virginia,
this evening at Z O'clock, and after this date
from 8 A. N. till Top. NJ.
Mg~ Admittance % cents.
ia Oft
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A CARD,

w Il respectfully tender our most sincere
wv thanks to the Firemen, Workmen and
our Friends generally, for their very kind
assistance at the fire this morning.
de l9-3t A. SELDNER g. co.
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TER MS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, So for six months, and
81 for three months, payable in advance.
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Cheap Tea,

A FINE supply ofnice Black and Green
IA Tea, just received, and for sale by
de % JAS. e. JONES.
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TOUND-A Watch Seal with a badge
IL attached. Enquire at
de 2l--3tA THIS OFFICE.
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+ From the Merchants and Mechanics E.c-
change Books.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

AGRASD ScHEaE.-The Illinois and
Michigan Caual is one hundred miles
long. It onnect Chicago witt, the
Illinois river, intersecting the latter al
Peru, 1t is TOY proposed to enlarge this
canal, SO that boats Of the larges, class
may pass from Lake Michigan to the
Illinois river. It is argued by a writer
in the Chicago Democratic Press til at
such Al improvement AS will enable
vessels of 800 to 1000 tons burden 10
pass from Chicago to the Atlantic will in
a few years be made, as it will be
absolutely necessary TO accommodate the
rapidly increasing commerce Of the lakes,
whether direct trade with Europe without
transhipment, be desirable or not. A.
a step preliminary to the great enterprise
the writer urges the formation Of a Joint
stock company to improve the navigation
Of the illinois river by locks and dams.
50 as to secure at all seasons a dep,h ot
six feet water in She channel to the Mis-
sissipli. This improvement, it is esli>
mated. would cost three million dollars.
and the time required to complete it
from the commencement would not b..
more than two years. Should the Leg,
stature Of Illinois grant q favorable char.
ter. the writer says the stock would be
readily subscribed.-Detyoy Free Press
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

TIE Cug-oFF RoAp-Ne are sorry
reference TO the repairing 81 tl'is road, So
that it Mil be made in travelling order
We learn that cur parish has offered 10
subscribe two.Air}s OF the price requisite
to make the Necessary repairs and the
keeping OF the road IN good condition
l'~rpetua.lv but strange - say, the Police
Jury Of West Baton Rouge. or a major
y VI /, refused 10 appropriate the re-
naming Stra, for that purpose. lh,s
seems to j. singular. considering the I'M
portauce of this road 10 tie lower portion
# tia, parisli-as well also. OF It's i'm
I~'orsauca to the parish at large. Two
thirds Of the price for The necessary re-
pair, and the continuance Of that repair,
Is a, much AS they can expect from lber
vile. and we fear, il the Police Jury OF
West Baton Rouge object t.. or refuse
his liberal offer, that the road will re-
main as it Is-a nuisance TO the tfarella.
community and a disgrace TO both parlsli>
s. ereiMe Sentinel.
Oar Iberv!ile co,enporory is entirely
misiDforIned in regard to the action OF
our Police Jury. So far from having
objected to paying u third Of tie
amount, a meeting Of the Jury was to
have been held on the Stil, for the special
purpose Of taking this matter Into con
>~iIerstion. But the day upon which The
Jury were to have met, It's inJetatigable
President CHANGED to be ols of the lucky
twelve, whose special duty it is to 'kuow
Of any crimes or misdemeanors" cons
mitted against the peace and dignity of
the State IN the parish of West Baton
Rouge, aud his Honor, not having the
anathsDas and revl!ings Of those who
are condemned by cruel fate to pass
over the road known as the Cutoff, re-
fused to release our worth President as
one of that digniied body, until resu-
larry discharged by course Of law, ard
the consequence was, our Police Jury
adj ourned until its next meeting. Our
Plaquemine friends need have no Fears
for the result ; we will meet them one
third Of the way. So BRAD, keep your
shir: on!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

AGRICULTURAL MEEr.SG At Jackson
MIss.-A meeting is ANNOUNCED 10
take place at Jackson, Miss next Thurs
day, to take measures 10 form a per-
manens STATE Agricultural Society,
and for annual fairs for the exhibition
OF the product, Of tue farm and
plantation. A writer in the -HtSsis-
s.i10san, says:
The State Of Mississippi is now behind
any Of her n~elghbors, untess it be Louis
slana and Arkansas, in agricultural pros
gres<, though there is about as much
individual spirit as in any OF onr States
In the past year South Carolina has
aided the agricultural cause by a dona>
ton OF $1,000, and the cit in which the
first far was held, has also given about
$4,000 If report be true. We learn
that the city council Of Columbia gave
a carte Blanche to the Executive Com
mittee, and SAID build. We will pay. AAa
cana aided with $500, Tennessee has
aided, Georgia did, at least give aid when
needed, aud we suppose, aye. we are
almost sure, We remember Of seeing that
kentucky aided. In Montgomery, Ala
bana, $500 was the sum taken 10 at
the gate.
behind any o. her neighbors except
louisiana and Arkansas Is not this
too bad' And yet it is too true Is it
not time for our planters and others to
wake up, and fail in with the spirit Of
the age? Unless we do so o we
shat! be left entiFly out OF sight in the
race for agricultural progress and
improvement, with nobody to keep us
company except Arkansas, and perhaps
Mexico! Nearly every other Southern
State has an annual agricultural fair
which gives great impetus 70 agricultural
rrogrsn.-N. O. R.llrsn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

How Is II ?-Darlng the late canvass
when GOV. Wise, Of Virginia proposed
10 hold y convention Of Southern Cover
oo,s for the welfare Of the South, It was
on one occasion reported that Coy
W,kIiiIe !.au eft for New Orleans en-
y,vts 10 attend this Convention. AT the
time it was publicly spoken OF about The
t-a.f, 81 Baton Rouge, and neulionea
IN some of tie newspapers. we ~
o,.u,b.r also tina, tie Baton Rouge ID
uoeate, boldly denied any such design
On the part Of his Eycei!ency, aud actu-
| .rv glew indignant at the report. HE
| New Orleans .Deita In reviewing the
Governors Message, Inserts The ioilo"!ng
paragraph:
800 much credit and praise cannot
BE- bestowed upon those true and devoted
patrots OF the North who have evIncel
such ,~leyotiou to constitutional ilperN.
IN beating down that tel spIft OF rek
ious Intolerance and Abo.'tloutam wktn
attempted to raise itself upon the gyms
OF a happy an! free GovernneY;' SAoVd
however, those bright and cheering ali
ticipal5ons which nov 20 iondiy mduIs"
not be realized, when freedom aud equals
NV IN the Lajoh are denied rs OF tue
South by the people Of the North, thea
Louisiana will take her position aud
MAINTAIN her rights by the strong arms
aud bold hearts u her brave sous.
And ;l'us comments ulop ~:
After Observing The patftotleir u'enc-
shlct. cuaracLeFlz5s the later halt of Tie
above paragraph, ouf regret increases
that the Governor dld not continues his
tourney when he SCI out ia>t November,
TO meet Governor Wise and the South
ern Governors II Raleigh. y. g., 10 con
sui, for the safety vi tbeSou.il, but alter
arriving IN New prIeaus. and taking the
advice Of some OF the political sachcnls,
thought better Tor w0rse) OF II, and
decidedly lidu'L do as lie al first nten>
ded.
Now, we would Ike to know for the
sake Of suffering humanity and thu
soutI. whether his EaceIi.ncy actually
intended to participate IN that Conven
ti4a or no,l Tie idtocate says he
didn't. and The Date SAYS iI- id. Which,
is It. Cannot some one set us right III
tie matter
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

l# LrH
r. Fortunate is indeed he, who can
scratch up something new o. novel about
that much abused and praised individ,
uai known to Weatherometers as Clerk OF
the weather. Saturday night last, after
: rather warm day. be commenced blow
ing up the coolest weather to be found
in the region Of that long sought fer
vicinity-the North Pole-and showerel
it down upon us with no unspariDg hand
during the day Sunday. VIZ are slight
" under the impression, that he "did"
bis coolest on: that day !; it was decided
~ the coolest we have seen or felt since
we became a resident ofthe Sunny South.
The weather has moderated somewhat
since, and our "John" oforded us the
very gratifying intelligence tina. unless ii
grew colde:, OF warmer, the weather
would remain inst a. it is
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

AN Ice EMBA4Go.-The Pit;sburg
Post states that, unless the rivers are
opened soon, the cottonmills will have to
stop for want of materials to work on
The supply of cotton is nearly used up.
This to be regretted, as it will turn hans
dreds of poor people out of EN-
ployment. Il is also said that wood is
now ten dollars a cord, and coal ifty
cents per bushel in Cincinnati. Many
OF the mills are stopped I ire for want Of
fuel.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

A PRESERVATION srEEca.-Th e.
groes etnhoyed ia pork ho' y
Louisville, Ky, on Christmas pre-.
sented tue Superintendent with utful
gold headed cane, jim TYLER. rump
among the darkses, spoke as follows on
making the presentation. Q
"Hassa George: Ny respects t, YOU, De
Captain Oh lie uisers, and hoEan. YOU
viii be u Captain all de time and
ask'n ob you to please ceps this cane,
and wishin' dat you may never die, and
| may live all lie time, and hopin' dat ia
de mornin' OBJ de general sembly, when
Gabriel comes down and places one
foo. on de mighty see and de oder on de
dry land. aud swar bv him dat liseth da.
time shall be no longer, dat you may &c,
up when de good old angel blows his
trumpet, and shakin' off The grave dust.
may lib with the blood>wasl,ed millions
aud 60 away up throug gieat tribulation.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

\ hIs!sOE.-As-~e were entering TIL"
iEtrney HOUSE YESTERDAY, We Ean tu!i Tilt
against n smiling, cheerful gnod~!ooklr.
gentleman. who somewhat a~to3IsheG al
our prrctpI,ance, asked what WAS the
matter. (Gen,ie ,eader, lhe gong lad
sounded for duner1 We raised our
eyes, 10 use scripture pArlanre, aud be-
ireId-ADAas. Of tie \. O. Crescent
Yes, it WAS w. <. standing rjghti N front
Of liz, and ioo&ing tie ssn'e Jos'ai pic
ture Of good health and spieits, w aers
accustomed TO look upon in tts person
If w. L. ADAMS. To say that the
Crescent is one o: tile first papers d the
South, both politically aud commercially
and that ADAMS is one et the nohiess
representatives OF sucir a press, is only
to repeat an oft told tale. We can AS
sure our stay-at-Aolne friend, # that
that ". K. shall be duly put
through a course Of sprouts before be
returns.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

Eg Commodore MARKHAM, the pop
uiar and courteous commander of the
new steam ferry (when she arrives will
please accept our gratitude for late New
Orleans papers.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

fH Who does not like to have a
good ftAwe don't mean a hysteric-
but a good fit in your clothes? Stitch,
the fashionable tailor of Church street,
guarantees to all who may favor him
with their patronage, a good article and
afne fit. We speak from experience.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

How is your susband this afternoon,
Mrs squiggs Why, the doctor says as
how as. If he lives till the mornn,' he
shall have some hopes of him; but if he
don't. he must give him up
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24
SATURDAY, JANUARY "a, 1857.

w Our ind eiatigabIe Representative
Hon. H. NJ. FA,Eor. has placed us under
obligations for Legislative documents.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

E- w. II. GARLAND, the defaulting
Treasurer. Of New Orleans has been ac-
Quilted Of the charges preferred against
him Of embezzlement. What a com
mentsry upon New Orleans justice
This is certainly an advanced age; kill
ing is no murder; forgery is insanity
ENLIGHTENMENT is no crime, and in short,
ueala and crime are mutually uD,e-
quainted.