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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-04
- A + Il T FIRE WORK
~ ali
T. D L G y d PR TCESf
S ANDERS SON d LANERGAN.
Pyrofcohnists 10 The Cify of Boston, for the
fvsesaf tsVr 1919

~ ~ ~
e,>-ry,eoD. >.r
n u ~ ~ \ q a n A.,
fWo''cNN"m % ~. '"y % Bo'0'' for the
P''cW year 1870
1I oey .as e fyroieshn to TIE o Of Boston
elusive fpg,c,i,,i p,r,,,rinis,s ~ Xxx Nrw Exo, -.
Sr,rrs on, Ccititi. n, itn, F,tihi,i,,rs and nam
acurnp Sale Works ave Ear superior to any other house
] IN the UNITED STATES We offer our Safety Firs
/ H0ris the present season at REDUCED PRICES,
WIN INC assurance " continued superiority and bnl'
nancy ioi Whlch our works arc celebrated
., Nc"u tifnah TO NoAMtrrErs oFIlIlLs MD IoWNt'
f,oyfgWmes OF Exhibitions from 'sJ 10 S9lu0 ana TO
~ ituN' iai'f NHley man can De inuhu w '"V
ied statesand which can be relied upon as safe We
nave invented several new pieces u FIRE WORKS which
VII be- introduced for the first iimo this season.
Also the original
YANKEE DOODLE SANCUO pANZA
VotrNg ANrurCA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-04

THE GREAT ENGLISH REILEDYl
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition but
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Ohstruo-
tons, from any whatever and although power.
fl remedy they contain nothing huru the oonstitu
ton.
TO MARRIED. LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited II will, in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
THESE Pills HAVE NEVER BEES KNOWN TO FAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS on THE 2p PA0B or PAMPH-
LET ARB WELL OBSERVED.
For full particulars, get pamphlet free of the agent.
NJ b. Sl,OOand postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent, will insure bottle, containing over so
Pills, ny return mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Late L. O. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
| j. NJ. HENRY Waterbury Wholesale agent for Yer
mont For sale by all druggists in Montpelier Silly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-04
GEORGE R. FRENCH, ENoRAvEn AM
Invitation, Reception. Marriage, Address and

-
No. 257 Washington, near Winter Street, BOSTON.
Particular attention given the Engraving and Printing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-04

NTuRIATE & PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
WI and 80 bbls. POUDRETTE, for sale BY
April 20, 1883. SiokkS fulLAk,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

.prx.w.y NEcpuE<.-.f Desperate right -
The Morsantown l\a,i Star says that ten
arr,ax-three women. two children au' I've
roen-ran away from p~runtyto*n Oh Sunday
.;pht 3lst ut, taking with tam seven
h.,rsea Three ct TUE t~yt"P2 belonged to
zaA. Shields. three to Cornelius kufmalis,
4brse to Col. r. J. Armstrong. a''d otee to
james ". Ba,ton. The Wheeling @lnitiiI-
ye,cer Of the t:h inst, says:
We learn from a gentleman ln~t arrived
,ror1 ba scene that tie rezrJ"> "eFc ever
..tae in Fa-ettr county. Pa. WherP 4 des~
r4.rass light took place. and ttT owners and
s,tnsrs pursuing we're lesirn back. Col.
Armstrong, OF the p"r>ulo- larty Vas attack
ed BIZ o14a OF the negroes "it1 q corn Weaver.
md yvvoolf|d have been killed tot Tor he inter
1,efepce Of one Of MS " ser>at.fs. WHO
s;epred in to y otert his master Another OF
the partr pursuing VAS tlArrr.y atr2Tkrd aud
l.aaiIy Injured, while tha negroes made their
escaps. > I he fight took place on what IS
known az the Bache!or Farm I)he heto1e
Yesterday a party Of about tWantytA"e per-
sons, from Morsattown. started III pursuit
oi the teg roes, but nothing aIuitt"na! had
been heard at last accounts from either the
~I,ifsa!tg o. pursued
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
4 Card.

@% ~LA
turing my absence the past ~rlnr!~~ several busy
'aalf'aaals, who II Seems had 11utE.lS better Il, do.
circulated a report that had civ~A ~, btl%;nra* het"
asa wouia not return: Such reports tat.. been OK
tFs1eix* injurious tn me, aud need not s7v to gl;ose
Rao ks5~ me-. that they were withnut tie slightest
hanaat'on. Having been irta ned IN II. .,n,.i- longer
thsn expected, owing 10 the jl)n">s Of myself and
1aafnHysit seen,s these re port~ were sxt.nsi,rtv c.rcu.
'stta. evidently with no other desire than to lHjare
me III MY BUSINESS. ! am ancA rnor+ at nv old ,tand
NJ 1ae Ferry Landing. where uteud 10 eIraio and ~
~3feetfhl'r solicit the share IT patronage 10 l~,t1r-al1v
ees1eFsd hitherto by the public, ia nv Livery and
t@@rff'age Repairing business. j. MELkLEM.
NWeat Baton Rouge, Nov. 70. 1858.
MEcKLEM.s LIVERY sr4sx.E. WEST
AL. Baton Rouge.
the Undersigned respectfully infr~n@ TIA sclcrs and
4 friends In Eberyilae and tie "A Timing pArj@nes.
=. 49, ne haa Just returned frugn - L.,a7. and wil
10y u O. fas LIVERY STABLE At u. Michael. West
na.on 1soage. Al formerly
- Y grateful for the patronage hitherto extended
IN Il w ne hoEsa~ BY q street attention t. tAe care ot
e. e. Ao1sesF lett in his chEtge. AZ we'll a. attention To
~ uu.lnhss generally, III Etcelve tLr continued sup
Poss &C the public.
hoFa ao-tt. r. MECkLEM.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

TysnGRArH1eAr ErEoE~ -{,"r' If n'r eX-
changes says "tIse uy*sf,op" ri tsd>r"'"s'~ 80 .
Mo-, this year is tetIHa'~,t at 31t1tA' /. Ms.
The wine crop WIG r~-i@rr+,' ; bn' $50 u
gals will make a good c'ol, ~ wives lot
#ithstandins. The Hartford 1vtss. l"'1cin-
the death Of an editor. SAWS i,' Mas u t.l=h
t1.ndsf gentleman. and a p',a-o.,t w1Et-r.-
rerhapshe was a stump t~;~aktf 81 ~ high
wls'd=d school Of oratnIy 4 l.: ~r't"co editor
says : the Democracy aFe hE7i :1ht a ba'1f
at bothers? ii,stead # iruh+,'. AnI a~trttty
says :" We have uri 'h~ eIes1;v AID W. are
shelEs!' Types PLAY SID rfank:.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

~v.HF VIEW STt.AN FERRY 1DAf sg-S =,
usUNNYS SOUTH" will leave ia Ts &C.
tult Rouge ut Z O'clock, \. NJ. 'tufi''4 t''fz I-Szsss3-@
,r;uta~ -,n,tns an1 at 6 O'Clock during t.'* ~iA''at'fi,
= ~, Wv ,av,far1v during til" 'saH. AD interval Isl
ri.aa r. ,oinnte. rjli take 4i.:ce between the trip from
either side. - .,h he,
TIE boat viii lave the Baton t>''ise ,'"F . Il ~
on the sppoS.,r side; after which, lfra"i'. ''eS'''"s u
croxsjne he(ore $nxrise next morning VIII ne eaAe'
VS. in ssitls 1T double rates Of terrtage, aec"F'nbs ~
contract, xo r.. tbs
var or quarter. hut in ostl+T 10 suit the c"nSes''elt1'
If 4t,nse whose busaaeas OF i,leiASurt GAA7T1 a''~ ~
ouent crossing Of either them 3elfsS or sI'aa
. Pa ssar4 Tic, SIS > III te sold on tht t>sit III @@1"
.~.y ~ 9.artr-Gve for Four dollars, 1'eing i disco@"'
n tv.n1v Der cent. Oh the established rates
RICH*D ca
.. Prop rietofs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
NOTICE OF ROAD & LErEE 1ysorC
TORS.


10 mrs. Etrirn StsMGrt, ~reSt|2nn IN the
- parish # Eat Bntfn Rou0e:
w are hereby nat fled Ia make the follow iux re-
u pairs ant add't'oas to your rnad and IL vst, and
80 Tue new + 'er lier"i after named . II yuur
P"7n "'1tfh @stu"f~c lit TN parish an@ known H. the
" y Al 'F"Vt liant 'ii"t. Commencing at ,vur | ~.r
"He WI:
'ec''Hs's J. ant ) IT ~l59efHets acres II va"6s J
al a''i'shh 10 t' ltVet III . teet at b 81 2uti 1 fe4
a'f'P'
r i ana . ut 1000 feet & a"re7 50 wards All r.
! '''u l iFe l~'ee II i 'p"t iraSa an :: FIJI ~ *nr.
Ttc IT, ip' sri. ali d's'ft o. in III" -, Il" 1T Is f. 81:
IT. VA ai''f " " " ~ '"T. &C H. Of 4 q "rt i.aci+
p at Nv" E''t~fh trt trout ta. )t.;,,,- nay,
+ '""- . <'t '''p1s. 81 feet ba"- Hnt . = w'.r o1,
'"r ""r %t4 Il tHl I s. {. .'"lr. -, yu"'. ii, r..
'HTs n'"r.@tr', >'' "E'. +: ."tA f"ra. a"r~ ~
'n'i" -" i"''" rinnt'. II !" T. | tw '"in. ''"k
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

TTEITEn STATES sT0RE> AY A~LtTjDE.-Wil t"
sold at public auction at the IHston Rouge Att
nal, L., on the l5:h day Ut hecenbpr. 1893 b. joan
l. ~iufruca, Auctiunser. Il lot Of cou3f1Gne1 stores,
property Of rhe United States. l1cIu.!!tg N~us4u+ts,
Rides. llatnls. Artillery Harness, A'alfS aud luiAn
try "a prn-ut~, also &c. 0yo pounis Ut scrap lr"n.
e. rerms-ta sil on delivery.
nov aida W. Z. E0Efi%.
Lieut.. IT 0r1na wee, {"ulEnln Ing
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

NorulSa 70 EAT goa Ftrrv-tnsa"E pAy*
The Wheeling ('a.) Times, Of the Iii in>t,
says:
We yesterday met >ir Joir >oa4id'irk. OF
! zn.cIun, a gentleman vel km""n III this
community, and wno $" urLtjn;pd >,ne
;lryr ago as afflicted win i ;rtr*'Tti.' STOKE.
Il is nYw hi'y-thrr~ sjaV> s'"c+ h. mas taHeu
Any uouflot1i-nt through t'ss- "'r,'".tn Of '~a-
;"HuE, Al! the food H. tst~ 81, r. i;Q.lI
anu introduced lnto t'+ Fac ''H J., N.>~.ng
asttAIa fn=s down h. 'hFnt~. Mr., ). has
perfect po~sessl" u "A ins tas1:7;t> a&"d els
joys -rt~ra1 g'n1 A+a''I.. I'' >,Ia!ta. h"l"-
to tn" ~!"ra!T>1s t2,1.t- G-%'.~:t.r l,.nt sttr
OF hts usroat. - sWaiirA anItHIi.. Wrtf~FtT
lie has rey5ors to be3.+>e tta' r'.s vets; ri
MS a~tflErtio.' Is nc" "t.7, atti :ttat ~E< ,uus
t'e will be ses'oJtd 70 lr r!ert .h"a,;!&.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
xasa uaAEs N.S4fER.

oAr,,s ,..n,e.s to chat, *.yo ! nn the if't "
I The Baton souge arAurss~" i'tT ka'."an /.
= Witch 5 s a month VII b. "a. / "r !, n ,'
haviu. l.aad> to hire prefer coht'@ess 10: i" u
wood will be- given at s;1z cents PR iors. ~ md IL.
Tie timber IL pr'ne'pa.5s 49,. res
cation -ai,n' "H JOSEPH s WILLIAMS
June 49," Baton Rauge, L.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
suaAR CANE IN VIRGINIA -t'cr Richmond

suuAR CANE IN VIRGINIA -rcr Richmond
Enquirer Of the 10th saws:
ihe Writ county sugar cans rrop is about
gathered aud the 'a,-s nia,.,4. rtur4.i mo
excellent mrlasses, superior t" a:tF old ~ Fh'
stores. The nln|asses n~!taite.' a>~ray"- tWu
hundred gallons to th. arre. Experience
shows thst BY allowing the sa',e> :" e'a"d
until fully ripe, the JUICE i, >~~~trr. rrYn;,r>
!sss boiling. and makes mere asstl better r}r~
'afsss than when gathe1rsi green The w"o'-
en- and IRON crushIn. mails t4>e both h+etl
eseo. nut the iron one> are we KY preferred.
ahe next years crop will br a '1se" one.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
Wante3-rC.CCO Colds OF weed Gu

Wanttt-rU.LCU CT Gs q Wofc GU.
~, go. l,ta4v,~ t. e.; n.t'%. Ia II .
lISY lj4t If II i" :"a'"!' t"n-' N'''">]f = + :"
80, tnr n,or@ : & btr n,"n'h all! b" lHtG, ri t'"' :
.eu furnished an b-ar:.- az ""r'~ l'' e"s' "'''' '''"
+ ,n,h.d ANAL, % :, !. II ali. ~. 1Hr 'tI"i>Fr,
ar 10 -,
sept. 1911. 1875. 1''f' II : "'. - >"
IVES, TIA ion ru e - iA'tH ."u-t :.'.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

To A-ohit c:s, B Ill l2rE., co1sr's:os, Ft:E7
a i uthe1s.
rzvIF tNDE1}-ti>I' ~"'lt 'rs| c'lnHs ','.''''
Butter. IlAnerr~ aal III" ''a'a'tii'', Al Tar"
ia, !,a !, u, " tuIl> 1r"}a"TI - '"f"''':tN'" ~ steam
.o,r.r ~ short u., ;.~ aud 4ns}"tats j'rl>a~ ssri1 '"'utr
ar ;,.> lei N;nt,,u ..3t, all Kin l. ri ana'1 '"' 7">n
y ,ur>. either a,ei .r stvnl ''s- u "r "n} "''t""
HUI. .,,r a,l! u 10 :nw + taus"-. la" >"dl ia Nc
ia;nns, lo,.sueing a"t 'r"' Nv s'''" 'S 81 ''':
,itsc. it7Inn.
Il..tIk ,Ircs,+41 70 otter If Hnv@si''tE' IL Ser t"o''
an "! au} thickness u"ieF it':t' '''n'"' ''"i go
,r~s>"1 j+i feetis rTu+- ot az t"''-t ii ns'""f '''f'5-'''
.+rt l.oe un3 twenty ilc3.t@ >!u't'
49, II u,41.rs aid. p ,~pd e. lie n. 1';-" the f"$'
q n". ,r v Hart < a., 81 laaton knns+. " II IA
wi h p'onp pit ~at1ent" ~ n,,,.~
ian i A. " E''''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
Y -

II ESprCIf LAY ntttr~ IH> ~";; t'r H. - ~
West avn" Rug" as rtE~la'l. ca 'n'N>' lac
ptnTsIE sCREETEs. NJ H., II AWAY
Foam III ttr resi- ir':c' n' rs '''"'F 49,. 'n' 80
=, hove the Fury I.aniiug. ORDER, t"r surrey IL { p"l,
~ualIv atf-G dtd to-
lhc ltll II.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

7Ty11t TEDER>l1>E1' HAVING ''c"'+ a. '' ,.d =,
Lnuljnc ~ this parish. i neg iu'it I|"F ~
finn, h ri. n;ers anil .,thrr- Wlt.' Hon ittA4F' ''EN
KhI~ AID HALf NARRt L., which he 'ui} guar"
ter IN every particsslHr. +,,1.a j.,
@-,.,i nrtyonag4 il re- Isectt:.llv ~''It '"' ~
= - 'T" p rH!Lilt' B.}lt%.
toT, o.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
STATE or LOUISIANA.
E1..rt.ss u We LatUH K1ttrF.

4ty~F J1-r13fT ffltHT.
Il, ,l,e n .t:rr n tia : {, 4< ION nF A0E"}i'sa H"h@'f.
wiI;.w .Iaa, itnaio,- No. 49,
yE~ !FkEAS Usca~ tieb TT Ia+*ui' "aS f''c'a IN 'i'"
~ nh 10 nj the | rk nt FITS parish, II ? "tElt""~
ti,,,. fl. III" atr2'ni~~tr#t'0n ri "a'a sure ~"'"1
<4iFr + ! }"~. nv : tr1ttt Ii t'-'i 1rn"F f'H2 ="
i . = 49, ~ ~ h. atn! IL he t"~E~ fire "F f}'~
n,rl%t. win ia DAYS f'm ~ Er*' l.'h '*e'""
h 'r"s'. ~ T. 80 - '4''
w.. ,,f,.a fru. Il. \ Y. ol@5>- Jerk,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

~uv>cLr Ass"-If ""y 81 lie oar OF
r,Acs j., remind these 't "'' >"',% 'i,+. X ,.'
I'm a p%,triIistic vict"'y, that these st"''"''''
uho follow the " manly art ",' 'f"'&ss'""'
s.rarnI1y CONT tn a teal emf. lhr t'.'f ''
r liver. who enjoyed TIE d~l'1'"s"'>r ri 1"n'F
A:'1'.' ast,,y u, the tifst ,in% : Z b III Ehr
~ tad Mites. .l~,I If tor much E'q'o1; b@'rt'~
" Kay died Of too m4'h tight; WI" Poole
Ga 81 Too m:,ch bullet; 'a'"~+r ''!+'F OF to-"
much stab; Y4nk~e >~''|1va" 't''I ID too
n'asb vtgtiarce t'omm't~e. ''"| they are
rontinuaIIy dfotGnn- 81, 20 '''''s to- %''"'e1f
and d,sgracefuI 9n@, ""'''to'e' "'' o''s"'en
for. Avoid. therefore. the '''z' *'7: no.
raar.iv AZ As actrrs, bat a. : 5'c a''fa' D'a'k
h,afs hprot1e ~, itlnerant dealer IN TN ware
r,cn,ar's r;ghts I~atturer. self I"an%fs. study
law, Or become 4 local ""''>'r. but h~"t Tor
the sake OF yourselves or friends '1s'o''e a
pugiiist.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

U~
= eraIors CoxrLwr OF !"E'so'cF'GT.-
~ = .oni;ct IF Jurisdiction between 1ae u:'-
~ ~ States Circuit Court and me o"pF''oa
t e ts' 81 clorjnnat;. in the mattel OF the
T . Company, threatens TO ., " sr1'"t
1 rar 1t is iut,ms'eI that the Ctr:"'t Court
ana4 as tha oct Of rhe Superior 17tIt a,""
1essar.t i'm, and that it vii 'aa'"t",o 1t; ):f'>1
o M'an At ali b#4~:<- We ."aT'. '''a' o"',r"
e'.,!o" Naryha ar"t"t I" ''e sr'F11"'y
o o. tho Interior for ',str"'t''ns, an, tn'' NC
o. s"r Tor answer that It IS h's duty 10 see
Iess 40 nrorsss u, tie Ual'+l Mates s~"''''s
s"" abs ytI at al! hazards. That II 20 >"'' !!
=. = he ,ty to su,1n''n ne posse s""7'4t1H', "''''
ax~ary. max. u ie1tl>''ttH' 1o' IE''N"
q e..,ss tr,,i,,s. >ho"'| Ire >"Ff''' t.o'~
.Aa;n+,;n an ~qnas t~Ter''s'"'t1''' II WI ''%"
'.;@a dr,olv. nn Il t"= Sn";sF +, ''''''''t'H ''e
VIZ. snu.tzt.s 10 rc~t>: ioTc", I;'r>a ''''e "f
H. .thar Court iecr'tr>, tnf COW 'H' ~~F"'s
tasv;taIje. and the r,'n~'4%rn< " ~ DE- >e'''
~ ,rh4 Marshal j. .'''''t'' - """F u ''"'.
o u. # the Cn.tt. a;ri II Ia rae '"'h" 'Ha'
l~n,sodarr v,!! h. l>>'e'i al ! Il'Ay 1'''''-
;"a --Cisp1nrt1I L2m"i''''1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

ttl,> iOi)L~.

i gnot supply Of I oopar&' Tools, such as Toopsr
Axex. threw Knives from 2 TO IS inches ~i14gttEs 1rorK
Wees. .i!xr<. aaaml IS, X nlsrs and Go,o passeH. BrsGas
AN! Bits, "a tl"r >aw-. ::,FF Eiowetla aud Lance
{ r,,ye. f.asc1iinx piaun4 ant Jniuters. Patent EunR
rt.,-r Tres~ Hoopa. frorn II to ~ inches.
LApt,II' L h n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
DC. Wnntun.

improve Tame knives
~ts:,,-~e iete Ru~edate jog
Y"u,'g and Il ga and 'ar.
ferns,
Sugar Sktn1u1er= &E.at'ios
~acu"rrr:.e ~~g>.> tiL-anlps
Oh Ii supple Linz,
liz ~ Ia IL: i'''nsp@.
Lead ire i%,4hber 1Iese,
,t.rn,eQu' < ,}al' l"~~,
hing : k%fi fanhs'' d."
: :'t'~ T.. > Az Fnoi1.
1r7 s. IT, - ar!'$~ 10 Is
}x.a N"ci ar'c~ T,"s
I .}tE I,r, i'rl, !'~,.n.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

{. r7EsFtntEslsu Notice.
T1t az t.tltlH~ have tn~ Iav fulned A copart.
H~'.b*' 1n:~r IL" p, yit ri! i III nf nra!v il IIpnuer.
"4 l,f"."'>e hing q gen"rY1 Ky business, at
tbs Il: s,si.1 Vi !. Z. lraiy l. Gu
r r. HRAl 7.
z l. IlENI}LESUE.
f;atoa rouGe Jct., cl>t. 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March 5, 1883
CorToN free purchases Of the trade until abou.
week age lave rendered them pretty lependca. OF the
nsise new that the selection is l!!ed, sad
eighth or penny per 10 10 the early par but changing
with the wind yesterday ana 70 Gay-ho6eTs firm one
hour end more yielding the nextae market closing dull
al about oDe sixteenth OF penny per 10 the prices
Friday last In Manchester fair business has been
doae Ill, week. but manufacturers still complain Of
bile, ii-led Bowels. Tssd. per ID.
The arrivals this week consist OF o452 bushels wheat
1920 tals -four from the States Sc quarters wheat
from France $50 quarters corn frcm the Mediterranean
The wind has slightly yeered from Tie east! and may
icok for ships getting up.
SATURDAY were 92ssl quarters at ASS AGAINST l0s
quarters at 66s. 3D. in the corresponding week Of last
Jts-.
ms.xe. me business done IN wheat exceedingly limit:
81, 81 barely Last fridays rates Flour Of al kinds,
csrt oso;ce $. ius from New Orless, uusaesble and
prices nominal Indian mucE inquired fo. but N
absence CO s.ocss held Cor -u, rates.
~ todss's market the attendance OF buyers was small.
a, re opening oDa or wo parcels oay rod whsa.s
tasc- On apeera:oa .: g. ID pey 90 bs b.. there
verg Little censanoye Inquiry. and the sales
WHEAT .cgsc.e: F!our OF :Se medium grades
uEsa.eaoc AID noaa n va.us. Some paseeis Of West
have been placed n 2is. 10 COS AID CHOICE Lous
visNsw oreaos at 2ss per barrel Indian better
wSest ret to &c 81 er western white, Is 20 Is Cd
rer 20 ih- Flodr-Phils6epha and Ballitnors 22s 81
&C .3s.; ex;., Ohio va Ncria, 2ss. 2s Nsx Or
Iesrs 2s- for choice St Louis Western Co, 90 10 2as
per barrel, Indian Co-n-xxsd AMI yellow ass to 3&s
3D.: white, 3ss. per 4so lbs
Bsss very slow Holders oontingesuxious "a sell while
dealers ~!i 20. purchase beyc1d tier immediate retail
wants.
PoaS neglected
BACON s,l very lini.e. demand ara salos arc on
the ieresI retail scae Home cured asd Irish cheap
sDa Plentiful
C1EEsE continues &c meet retail safe al late rates.
iAap.-Ihe-e Is .a.Aer mere dong, but p.ces
altered.
TAiLow with a small stock ani moderate demand, has
advanced here a1ci. 81 per cw; IL Lor1o1 siso thu
market closes -a;ne- higher, ;ae quotations cor T. Y C.
ts.Sy a3s. ID. o. che spot, 81. Apr. &c Jzno.
2osss-Comno2 A-ncr. n. As "a. 20 Is oo tie spot
anu 20 arrive.
BAEx steady. n. los. 81. FOR Psla4eiph,, S. 3D. to
g.. al for Baltimore
Ogs--Nn sperm or whale here
CsoyTI.Sg-io.-The sewers weather TOW savs has
stopped the G..nana the oay sa,s dgra- tac
week have been scit IL tons Gne Al eds per cv,.
TIE isg- sriy Al pee City ~ Baltimore sad The quantity
expected BY other eh= nusl lead 10 further decline "a
price. At auction today There bid.
LATEST LIVERPOOL hAaxgr.
I-vncoo., Mares 6-i2M
B-esd-tufs unchanged; little doing
No alteration I, pruviz.ons.
ColionThe stock freely orsrei, AMI ,he advance OF
the has beca entirely test; make. coc.- IA. a.
the quctsions per CApsjs Probable sales no3 $3.50
bales
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lFrafa thc Lonisn Tines (Cty Aricle) March 81
THIS has been settling day In the oonsol market but the
nrctuaiioas have not been important TIE general ten
dency sl towards duiEe.s owing 10 the total absence
~ any symptom ~ revivsl the Parts Bourse The
Grst transactions st the closing pr'cs Of las.
ng-seh 70 es,.-AnS ne range .uras TIE dag was be-
for money, and et7. for the sh Of April Bank stock
lett of a. 10 10 22ey India stock 222 10 22i. India
bonds 2Ss to 3os aud Fxchequsr bills, Sss to As pre-
MUM.
There was decided increase 10 day In The applications
for discount Al the bank, although the supply vas apps
repty abundant 10 the ma-xe; aad the rate tho
Stock Exchange was only per cent
There has been greater activity u foreign stocks but
prices continue depressed
In the foreign exchanges this Afternoon the rates upon
Hamburg ana Pa-s were slightly higher Amsterdam
about the as lasl post.
The final quotations OF tue French three per cents on the
Pars Bourse THIS evnninr were 6e for money AMI 69f
lsc Tor the end nfthc month showing renewed relapse
OF more than aquarier per cent, the market generally
presenting very full appearance.
The return IRON tie Bank Of Engand for the week end.
ing the 80 Of March gives the foo ing results when com
pared with the previous week =
Public deposits .fs 1o5 1OS i1crease. .... 600 4j2
Other deposits l+I99 osi Decrease .,...,.77O,7ss
Rest. .......... 3ss3s52 1nUease ...... .les lag
On the Other SIDE Of the account -
Govern secur ties 60, p02 ,i5O Decrease ... G3p5i
Other securities II 3o6.a70 Increase. ......lt2g72
Notes rnemI oyed II 2i0,qH Decrease ga 40
The amount Of notcs in circulation $40 o43 800, beng
an increase q Gess75 and the stock C. bullion IL both
departments Gl7 eiI 2s3 showing sdereass Of G5 e5s
when compared with the preceding return.
The rest in the present return fSg75 $50 and dyi
deud Of 81 per cent wcud leave f5gs3 is7. which Is
about the same az the remaining Ii September last
II probable, therefore tia, The next dividend will be
declared ri about The above rate
The follow ng Il tbs Official return Of the imports and
exports Of the precious metals FOR the week ending the ID
Of March
T,~-ort Erpo4s
Goid..... r5j Cold............ $3.50 $40
siver........,... l'o 20 3nyer.....'..... 2c7,l6l
Totlr...,,..r,au3a stss I5sl
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TFscc1 The Id7esrc.' rrss (Cty Artoiel tsrcb
Tae-e has oeel TAR cusicesa c.re the cr..oc
kes ta week Bar silver and Mexican dollars have bees
In 6eas1d Of sight advance IL Price aud geld has been
taken pretty freely fo- the Continent The rre7scrcs OF
essley winds has prevented the arrival 81 several yes
sels known 10 be c.oss IN pert which brings largo
amounts, principally god Douboous very dull os
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DOTICHoMANIE AND GFECTAE PAfSTIfG-Ju..t
received aspiendd assor nj o. pictures vasss is.
ladies .su ait the painting IN hfewcasy
sons no previous knowledge q drawing relsed Can we
'r'grs Emporium, Ga BroAewpy