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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

Ahs Lo'5|on ~.4thenoarn says .Es -.
~ '''f'S "0fsh';' at the Iui,ier;.s IL aas oay
&c P'Ta%a"t b''~ Of dissipation Of H. : onc q
81 y "'+,N, lI'e congregation il TT.
To''>h"''. We'll t4hared ore II foll Wallet
'~7oF'''~ = "ra glasses. Tlirtst;ona ~ s.sas stN
r." "prfa ~n1r't"rs discussed. acers ;sssrle
a" Strangers Io'gnetted, ETC., unf1t S ss.
E'~','i !'"j"~f'"S atrIve, when thers j. sa*
~ '%'''i'''. >"5'7'i"" # Esspect given r. w. ssaE@
Pe'o' Of F'a"cr than at a:y tim, ~ 't T. a. a.
Lo1d 'tey come 20 worsbio " ses
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

hSSt Flzssa AND Nav tssoors.--ta elar ati
**rtlsflEf columns to-day w:lf be found TIL
BGT business advertise ag.et1tev OF Messrs.
BsAns 4 HGapnzsos, corner d Laurel and
dh'rd streets, Baton Rouge. These. gentle
mean have5reeently opened az large and com
pl.ste 3 stock Of dry sooaizs5"=iiln their line as has
eyer YET been imported into Bason Rouge.
CUR Vest Baton Rouge and Crosse Tete
friends would do well Il, call and examine
their fine silk robes and pattern dressesso Of
inherent kinds and other dress materials. the
saa VII, macy articles to suit tastes the most
1ass.d4pns. and other divisions Of their enc.
~ l%tifuliy selected stock They offer
%atf their gpoas MT unusually 10. prices, Which
is IL matter Of the graatest irnnoEtance row
s~daya, and they are determined to sell al
low prices Che year round. Our friend r. l.
having launched alts in a new business, is de-
sizous Of showing hia many, friends that he
can and will sell goods atIFsiie eaa 10 sust y,ssr-
~shassrss nn}T ~soiieits q fair trial. DusI't taer-.
set the pIaee--old post office corner.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

hA4HrR WINDY. - Fuesda, night last
brought us d heavy s1owerof rain and . vjp-
lent wind, which. for a tifae, promised to he
~1eSsruc i've to 2sof1sshin= somewhere. !
considerable quantity Of. cane was blown
down. but no damage Of any consequence
was done.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 50. 1853.

Up" We are pleased Il, see thatthe winter
campaign OF or Railroad has opened with
unusaal vigor. Sugar ard s~zaolasses IRE coming
N quite freely, while q tEsra Der .! hands are
buEily employed at The riser terminus, pre-
pairing tos the large qaantjtles.of t,eight thai
will lie there the coming season.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

U A Telegram from Washington repre-
Tesnts that Gen Walkers movements hes;,
TO excite general interest in that quarter. il
bet'@ thought that be would be rep2Ised hv
the BRUSH naval force OF the coast Of Near
aqua.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

LAEeuyEa X LAaouE.-!-Iyhe attention cf
ouz Sugar Planters IS part icnlarly requested
TO the rev advertisement Of this old and
w~el1.kaown fra, The attention q sports
men and os'hssls is also sosi cited tn Their fine
stock vt fowiing pieces, eIc-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

ii9AHTH oF-rAE CgTg.-TAe dsi;y inter-
Enants sbotv All improving cund,tion Of Tie
p11b!11 health. The nuntoer for the week
ending Oct. 81, was 2G6-a decrease Of ~
from The week previous, Total number 81
deaths Of FeIIew fever 4,457. F'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

- q -II0E -&t
HEALTH OF oun PARlsIE--At the date oi
cur last Issue four Cases constituted the entire
''umbarof yellow lever patients in the par
Ash. Ihe cases referred 30 were children
a1i 81 whom have recovered. as had been all
nc'pated. At the present time there are
none according q. all enquiries we have been
enabled to make. With full. confidence, then.
we may say yezIow iack has vanished
sone' Since the first appearance Of it at the
Jerry landing, Our little town has been lit
orally deserted. n one .enta1esI here Int
ssaose stern necessity drove. 4 few old cjti-
zs'as who cared nothing ior it. and the physi-
clans riding mp or down are the only per-
*ons who have tlistarbetl the raonotonv ,s
~ne ot the d~tsllast, dreariest places in which
1t has been oar ~tortane TO reside. wies .
~Aaossss@Es shat@the few er has disappeared,
@1a a ise'5e eoia weather :s hand, San Michel
sill, re doubt, Ia e shor: tine. be os ,;ve,v
'@'s' interesting On 1t always is when not
SFaeT Ehes aoSntaion 81 II GLOW Jack.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30
AN #lHrEREsEISa Ex2ER,usaT.

I'm "7HTEREsFIgg ExpER,Mxar- vs. Tlg
washington States Of Il late date, says: va
Fir. G!ancy-Iones apsea red to BE- SO conf
dent OF reelection that he actually said, in
ms CITY, he was going TO run only to show
MIR. Buchanan how easy it vas to be elected
as an Administration Democrat. The result
OF ms interesting experiment is told by tie
official returns.
Frantic devollont No doobta great many
more Of the Administration worghippezs
thought the same thing
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

afe money paid 'or adver.js;oy .,,
never form the least difficulty to - snoa's
hasanE1Itl1s TO gain. It s,ould ss a. ~ who
II mere drop fFosnf The ocesn. 4 aslln ~
ASKED : very wealthy: t15arcI.a at s ,..h, oaee
nor Il trtt"r<isn. ii l,o III I, y. mag
Use, Heigh;,ors..asa u s,.,ss, ! asyef.
~ 1tsts5 heyef bring III many clstor,srssaa
n,Ins, an ol,r g h Mfhols eouni - i.
re [oy sign b"ar.la - se printer IL, M y,
Fhr paihie', that Has slyen ne M W. y 3. e. 9.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

s.s7ofts otk. 21-8H The i dsn,,zI7
W" has as.Iaees.lnt from 0or1Agsenolaalssn..s
Gsa.saE1,e ~ ,sr Lakes 5atWsen9qaY1o5UNu rs5
5nIjaia warriors and $50 Uni alstatssssatlraoesIIIan1ss
under caa'eaat,a ii oNrfsssshtsssiillIzNslaII1ea.hl.ls5
s!xteeti warriors ard one e1sIie sWensa ikliiffIssad51f
ard a@ee*nsler 81 Etsti avs were 1unnlasetsFz
hsaIle 81 the United States froors we're lsiiftll
I'd or W Wounded.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

U" IeF7yzo1 desctibez i lover eIIissiax
70 the lips u hfs mistress ii i ;,asaioHate
tsss*t'i! he aEatsr** asf whole sessi through Il.
y htse WAC tt1ate Il mistress III sttie Daafftt..s
''i2fiI cling IL her fensatll til :k.aY ,l,aN5i.er
" t2sle st1.ftE tlfu4st b s;lsty. I
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

80 E@GEs x
No FIX fs7a, S@ss:os.-As vas All ~tifatea
Siren the e~aIi4gas made, - Gorrgaers ~ the
folio" i:g l54Ass dseij#ez 70 cal. an ex{ta
session ii Efe Lee stature
r.sFE4ScgSvtALE, Sept. IS 1878.
70 Messys. j. II. M~ontga87aty Il eehlsot4. ana'
5 l.. LdGz:5asa:
G&NTLt. w CHI communicable in b.
halt Ct the cs;5zeAs 81 .E3"tiiso4#atg a Carroll
parishes va tof" ssgde.! III ma#tFoHa tHe seat
. Government ~ this place. 4H55 stsotIf5
have stfe# to<tiia SANG AT earlier reilly, Hut
my '~.tsttEi Ea#sprer Eudati nav o=dal ~ .s
I feel deeply Tie distress =fE.laI 5as4bsen
brought apal zae peoFie uhons yft1@ have tE1e
its,ttnr osteprzse12t, bF the nTvfi.rw Of the
Ml.sissa'Hl. and this, fsssss Gnmf 4II5,4iegIect IL
sl4Ay i atl Tier part. Ii 1T IIfai4S II tue con-
t:ttln4 ne Lee ;ss.aEz sssss would rtpai4 tie
lana :sesss al 4eItiY ISti.Iated.=st4.t + sttas. hey
o9tsst.N=ise wit BE- ssrasnaaIs#I4 WnttfeiztEe it,
ti''se' TO 1o1sHt The etabEfFIasstd condition II
thc@i treasury and @saha preastefee 81 he enI-
1etnit,ana At o,4ta lsssae NY Proclamation.
tne~Httsss ne Ltgs=lat1re. @@%
ef$'Fle IksszIH19s4 81 represent tnaTtife aTHsf
self leuia! I'D .IeIs= /, sacrifice i biss4il t,ss
.Hase5 slts4et rtAIe exifs 11Itesi. aI&; r ht1s TIE
eIaHFesstttazIta OF tie peoftts shat haze a.
s~4sxaasH4i (which VIII b. III toufzftieFfi lis from
7tII..j atfa#d Hfien he Constitution Of oar
state permits, Hllt t~a.ifeeIy and ttsost c I1ee
t'i|1y granted, :
/ have for fna. gentlemen. and those yotl
represent, the aigAest~re@a5d aid e>ttan.
- Rs4B FR 4 {. WtckLlFFE, II.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30
LAroGEGAzsgsa Es:uF IL h
ioaFnaE, oil fastefsas

journal oil YESTERDAY says: ~
Pst*ote~ ~Eettefs from I4aE.aress.s innfarin Il,
1tiat Ta4ts$tHs Weld ls4zrg III s#a rl Ain some ,,as.,
Ions ot tlie eustafsss. Fl ali.ef. IIsssli aitr ,.oor,
~ Y Ra-@ y The dfasslti III ii ills..s d tsl RAaasEa Ii. pres
I'll .5azHsih. Tie { faIEs & i i / ss.:,IiI ~ ii int
5sSasiasSi ie t.S f,ecfatlo oa:i III T5sssHltt tiers iii Che
FL. sS,.4f at. III sea 500,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

leIfew faesHHIs E2oEs# $3.50 .a.-~f:t
, 43]a,I4a.F H --Ae have leen ~ ftFi aes4 "a tI4z
<5aiYs&Iost hc"s,%to ~taakr tEsr ~.tzl.cuf04 ax-
FFae! iraHEtl q iz:Frr wt1tteEs ~ or former
t%i!or-e.tszen.AsE. IL ! uayj5.ta h;z 3r5;tt.4F
IN ttis et.y. a4s4 state4 b&< wo$g1tse, I3:h
tus9: =
We have 1sal d ser:;G. ,:sG. d ttsvre tor
Tia last Itoi4t::. hl&..es 80 # htsT f~,.1zests
aaTa died dusjnG t,at s-zat ,tsF+,.5. u :t|s;n
#ft4e co'Fsoras~ limits. htsI5ss4aa=Ey ha4t :has
garrison at Fort hroU-n4Wi5tch is Ha*2 sorGta-
,tats4y a >nait ore.} i1!c!4tt. t4 t,e rofs,laa nd.
sn@ ~oti"ef, Col, IaE:eF, broH psAisie car nof
cow saHt' tztsrt t4ta&e tlsun u0ffifEflahstaH,g.
50 tia; tls mortality is ~RfnlEab! gFearsf.54
any shefatllote T~eroftl@gt u Gtis e,it.emle.-
5'ttss5aE nt last week VAS tffe war%t la =. otf5
#ktth There tvtEe IS deaths. bur staee lfIat
fsaY the e as tssstl d Ihg..tIeeII lesSS ntl.FIaN.
.1ot}fav and j nessas5@ 81 Tits aeasssssp wing
-Ht,lg SCI t4.sJkt1T aaa os9s=sfass#. asJlssst. f
fastik WeEfaape nov seen fHsaufs4s.sbtt It.-
fteFstsItft w hay u asrat setf lliia srnaTae e1.-
'tfetfa4 aats3l hoi,e We mag sss,tse= II liz f.
alteg. "@ -,.e 2 %
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

- 9GA9tsE.gts fo1sasc IN nro,,..
Fa:'y u Mankind i Woaa,Is-- Pans1.
Our ~in1p'3 says this Is a4e=sta L ~.
snys its impossible Ii, ret near et,p;,oh |. !.
3 l4oller1a& worrlas, "a stud T. bar
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

=lza'tor3 soHthera cHafpot1r --sse,i,.,. s.
,oani 1staed'rs for Blind stassers 4, 1,as,s.
i s~t'd yot the 10 la:Flsis recipe sSof it, s,sr...
FlFsfe cof5 o5tl' izlrli legs tleer. tE,a y "a
aitl then bsse,5.4 ii tthh@s Inside .ttglsl, 49, Il 80 3
f''sr5y a'So FL bota ears vita ssri I.s vi e,
&c z ssF1sfs around them. The paeI,. sbals1as
~ welt bsd1rn and moistensa :. 4, x.s.a.
osI9se applying The abv4s ia saY d ~,
ser Blind etagsers. WIS
" - Very ner.a4ss+sf x #8S7
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

@E&=
4 STRANGE ScE&.EtA CoEE:T:-rhe widow
ri Woo'tford ItaYinr, Of Orange county, Va.
was tried vest before LAST for tie murder Of
her former h~usaatSti, aud acquitted Suisse
1"enfiya a nasssf' man was put or trial for be-
'ng lntracatSI. II the crime, asIj.fhe wiaa4v
was PIT Oh the stand a. aNsI.,less. The
orange Chronicle ~reiates# tie 70, 10 wing
s'saf'se scene il The eo''rt cam ~
All present waFa*ztoft atH. Ef,...ailsI1 at sief
VT. and We presume from h9Eaf e tons. to waf9ls
one Ut tnescouusHi who c~ross-exatnIued her.
that she s'ot1Eti not fancy all ugly man Indeed, .
when he~woa9sl question her she w,nid turn
her back upon BIN and refuse to. answer HIS:
ttt~errogatoFtes. t~5ecaeise, as she said, he was
old and tgIy1~ She would then turn to the
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney, place her. arm
around his neck, aud ask his protection. We
#hape never before witnessed such an AMUSING
SCENE ia court roam. Air Lsake's hett4r
halt g the aHfY ore who cen reinstate his
vanity, after fa tIng been toisi# To hts face that
he was soiel aud ugly1 vi. gsofsaI,s, the
commemorative Attorney, must Ted hhIIakliy.
battered aftesreceiTt1g such afteetionate en-.
braces ttofn such q lovely female = q
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

A@ lSIEazs1iS9 sEasEsf.oss--Tha ian
za'es II eSas} lf1"reF, %2otieang TIL nd IL
disappearance q the %coaslsf, eu.afas
Ne were aHxioMs t, know sonsat iii srn,r.
ABOUT Els conaetsh.p's tail as We gazeI Re 4.
;aios outlines the osh4f night, svhen III,
"e"!!n VERY wisely snsaaasssli that IL
= "oai't be eoHcIHdetI n tho nexss number a
t;e New York Ledger.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

e I have J}ou II lfrav, Mrs. ssIsoEsr.1
nat Dry uneie vas 4 hsfftissefo Of tie aWI.i
- NJ Tor Your bsnaister, Ior,td5 NH.
aF"n''y, turning up her noss. aat en- il
cousin as Is a curEiaar1u IIa8,ap; fasssa7ss~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30
aoscsaI aiee,

From Ibis date. all Ise4E adv4rt!set r tt4ffs
su>h AZ saoFsEfzs sales, separation ofpro,efta
divorce notices Of tnterttEction. ctr mas he
Fa1d far within thirty Days from the first IT,
a~erziort thereof Nc sxs ption vii! he made
In any rase-g ~ .s&
~ AiiJob Work mus: be paid fnr on de
livery. t. December 5th. 1852.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

IL 1he injury caased 10 the New. Or.
'ea ~ anS I.Heioasas Rail- cad by the late cra.
vasssh Aas osen repaired aral the cars hays
ss'r tcfsgssaesI .~Dnriar. ae
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

Easaat heretofore. Eggaatss and this only, As
w. !, rtpsse Whether tFlt.Y have made any,
| thing .ay commencing SO early remains Ia tie
seem W. ean only knnw by the ''hne
tae crops are al So far, tge k'o" 'l'ey
have st5t been gamer by IT, mess j h"av
| freeze should set in Immediately and It e
,asa1.ter concludes that he has! .arrI al he
batl 1sale by grinding before !1raHno,
n- We have aaeu a DeulncGat all orr
| political THEORETICALLY ~eratitrl N i1e'1"ec nry
{tUr }itirr was Il Democrat t%t''~ tt*, s'''d
tn. only bgciIei Of n laf4e ianlt'j. VIII" has
| beaf44 Democrat nnt,lt'fnitealy. .S"- 'rT"
egai, ti'ts hanr) tf netff fHoHna u ht& gfta<f-
,.tce : a5ti YEA = uetHre We ruh!d r&'c. Wc READ
old latttty HlIchir's la yer with III utHf" de-
l!4fsf n ever a SRI .aI- ssAtfer da Stie pages
Lot a ruu,a,tre Ed. I'D Iaaien.
H. Dan't fancg wig principles. ehi What
d. yau EAirH ut th- heavy 3ttsraaf i4prorr~
mtut lei '~> Iv;t,I soted teE De"'acs Gtc Goa.
gEt-~s.~. uu1 jtte rteech' III &t'thrs VI tR"
itr+x,r4er parry fnr The enrichment Vi Il
h!-hey P5Onrslre Thrift Wat think you Of
TIC Old II .tz.s " H.. uaYe tso+ eo& yDltT aIft
in t%uGg.- ~ i4 t'ieg %tt}"9r, sud 50 eit ~
vii t4te 4o5o al 'trr& t~GatlIrr !Sa@@ c.1a!lst
ia prnr4r'c? II the etiltor cat aWa'lon ali
tArst. we 1h4us nc $ho4.4 uo % !nIs" 'stofr
EGa3d45 in s.A ing ;he t~:'e 81 bis ~Es@it1s'a1
stoulueA.- S>Gt: aH3a Lthpnh'A ut ~
The remarks d the U,sson .nan are strictly
in accordance with Democratic consistency.
While the Wing PARTY was in existence thc
Democracy corabattsa ali It's issues with the
vet,e1nence peculiar to that very dtgnitled
and national body, Now that the Wing party
has gone to lis bourne, Democracy, with Il
view Of making itseI! popular with certain
factions OF its laTilofito1as whole, array H.
SELF III Ike Iieu>s skin Of t~ietuncE wH5g4ery.
to show itssgars al every iIrn, What ii tn"
uG3RA Tor those wHc foc@tt the great b~attts&~
ct WG4'g 1>Eiae,p4e4Suaaer gallant a4d E515a5A II
CLAx, to SUI DegI1o3 Easy cog!Ees3iSs.s tg##s5sai
10 y rs oso words AID ~aesioHs by }aIs5ssss#
ecrlasn rnaasufes vhitH~ THY had ~ osfea
denounced and ahaisea. N.at q triua1nt! Tor
Democracy that 1t is At last competed "a
array ttseIf III the savI!ents Of it& deceassd
ens1uy. Democracy bias got OF IA new sHit
vi clothes aaGe out OF Waissery's Old ones
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

U Tie Metnfhjssaslt Nsw ofleans
At eanaerBen franklin wa burned 81 the
2!st lust. a Astsfott5 Caro- m I.sta, Io,RSI-
ana, vii d cargo . 3 .o90 i,1les ct Gotham
Nosiives were lest b,t the boat i i Total
loss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

ayg~ Carts OF a fEaaaSAl cAs4aeteE 49,. ossss OH III
all fur ~ h1sa.;LE- .7@@. 9Th
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-30

MOUNT Hickory, Ala 1853.
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aggy~ LII aouaraun tcea::e.sst intended to prozay.s Thu Irs+
"&Es Of 4l1s .. ca4 $$a3---iaGas u. interests ssses1stiFs.
.a3a4Is, Gil Schools. ssilt La ci#strse1 f.s a7tf4isFsssfrs.sE t
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loss:
Il 1I*wo pairs If shoes were lately made
by i shoe manufactures ii ynlyfo a. an
.aorf,es fos a Southern Fifsatal hey are
s,}teased for a slave who is also n ssegsHo-SS
t1siv*r oFsnversssr and measure 4 nettesnara
a half inches ii i enlgth. .ith a corresponding
width.
To- 4 hone without a sirI II sosllYy
bali blest i is al orchard uttfrotsf1hlopsssornas,l
ard a spring without a sony: house nal.
of SOUS is Ike Eel,aii II With II eedaYs;.sss fYl w
dat=Etterszps she fsrssldc are like IIesIgsElss1rass
Sharon. 5 #S
4pzolat mlaA HAT. Dir. T'HrtL.
t. Ine 1T t}hnse brutal exhib i'm ID aaiaG-ss.
gu>ti7g to civilized humanity. took n ace 81 Il
Gently in Canada, between Two ofttaes fancy
named AFopgissY and ErssAs. After eleven
~tosn,is, Mosa1ssx was declared victor, both
parties being shockingiy beaten
Texas ExrEEpRisE. The Marshall, Tex
as, Republican, of the 10th, describes 3 large
aeS4 s'dskiis tssaaliaAiiisNb hoEt 1870 .S -
operation at Jefferson, Texas, andert the man
~agenaeat Of Stanley & tSina;no. The bulld.
ing for r~aeking, engine and othsf machinery
covers over three hundred square feet Rhse
the area connected Witt as b~Hsiness Of thea.
establishment embraces several acres, a.
large steam engine ana iron afpparafus
ffor tanising ta!low. are among the features or
the p'ace. TIE esta AfAs ment can paek ove,
@ ne hundred head Of beef cattle a daT. ara
the business season tar packing will ea'a,faea9
4 period Ct from ninety 70 one hundred daYs'
SuItabIs assistame has been obtatnrt ~
each department; there was plenty Of Ss1s
and barrel slaves cn hand on the l5ta; iae
ware actively at work, the Ifaliis
@Iose at hard with abundance OF fAa#oess .
grass led cattle in the world AID hssaiss p
scces= to market al = short d.Etlacss
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WE have the best assortment of Table Linens,
w Napkins, Doyle's Towels, and Toweling Goods,
ever offered and at lower prices
anr9A-tf W A J. G. McCI.EIIAND.
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nfm-Dork.

From VISCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New York.
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prp GOOos -GlOtbing.
r. G.. M'NAIRY & CO..
s Z z v A N is.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

We have now on hand unusually large stock Of
kinds Of plain and Clored Cottons, for house and
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New Remedies and QuIck cur.
A CIkE MARR A-NIL,n eH.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract ar
COpaiba and Sarsa anarSIIa

pSSsisS's advantages not enjoyed by any other mea
iohe ior the cure Of sexual Diseases which n,us,
Win an enlightened public render IL assuredIy birbly
popular and desideratum long sought for IN the n
ioal world IL needs no confinement or CHANG of die,
IN @ AplHoNea i"iin tat OF paste, Il ~ entirely taste
- iss acquired the utmost fans almost every paIt
"i Eufole5 u has been examined approved az ami
sAheuohed oy The faculty Of medicine and recornren
eea Dy TIE most eminent Of the profession I.rrared
oy q ". IhokN, Chemist London, and for sale,
for the United States rs Creeuwtch So, ~ Sa
As the above valuable preparation has been exten-
1NsH eouhterieited by unpriDcipled parties m the
aI S.a.ss, tne proprietor has adopted AZ = precau.
aoh AGAINST I'M position on consumers LABEL Of which
49, IN .o.oN ng "a lac siinile, and which will be found
intended TOT sale the United states Canadus Rrish
provinces, West indies and south AmarscA -
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Elegant Lace Nantes.
Table Linens, &c.

WE keep the best make OF Irish Linens, cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house
apr24-u W. A, J. G. McCLL1I-AND.
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Silks, Bareges and Nantes.

NIIE Will close out stock of Fancy silks, Bare
w ges aud silk and applique Nantes at less than
cest W. A 4 J. q. MCCLkll.AND.
n b let every one remember that we are selling
for Cash only, and they VIII get great bargains by
calling upon W. A. J. q. MCCLE1LAND,
ie5-tf Rag 81 and 80 College street
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ParasOIs and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL lot OF Parasols, sun Shades and
n Ladies sun Umbrellas, just received and for
sale by
apr54-tf W A 81 C. McunIAND.
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