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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

New in Stare,
.d/1 bills bi-Sa1nlate efLime,
~ 20 bills tolar whale oil, clear,
T. Is Eaksor@o.l #~ s@gs~
10 fs# Ltnseed osl.
5000 lbs White Iead,
10 dezen Gna aepazua,
20 Claret,
,s 1000 choice brands !lavana cigars,
1C 500 Gerrnan&rtgars,
10 casks Scotch aie,
i bbls Blue Lick WarGr, -"
+ Istt#c choice Peach Whisky
&2a =" MonongahelA do,
different kinds OF French, Brandy ri
different prices,
10 dozen Baruurn's fla1d Lamps,
10 reaIus Wrapping paper
a @ so boxes Chfneee# tite@crakars,
All the aboye, articles ART. Offered at New Orleans
ices, a;tlsr tof cash Or On efadit
= IDBf'9EL. Drn9gi5t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21
BARDEE & BENJAMIN,
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FRESH IrzpEl1sa.
/ q CASKS BACON SHOULDER ..s#s
"a Hbls. Mess Fork
255a EblH Pig Pork for family usa, . s#
5sI Hhls Ness Beef--rsry choice,
Is CASKS Hains. Sanford 4 Crane. ~
- do do Evans & Swift
s eaaks Ihn,ttsicks ssstneked1 Beer
800 Hhl Fionr. CHOICE braads, $S
% Boxes Star Gambler to n sS#
y &" D41s 3dafrastsn a GaadiezHEG u n.
rs 9 Sperm. 5s s. Gs, 1919:
~ % Hoses Winchester shats small boxes
1eo !. 1ser1nan--largse 8 email bsrs,
Java in Pockets, aud
s Government 'FRONT.' clisice t:e!ss..SSs##g41
80 Cases GIaret Wire, IA S#
% 4s.SsaGtern sss4# HEE s$
y Cases chateag Raq=in--f,e artisis
50 Gases Thlhffk Az qts.k piutt.
IS - Charnragne Cider. tuar ts,#
50 foxes GaaieesW estsf1 & Reese 45&
rs Kegs Cherry vaiiey Butter.
20 ]. tiitsiee X t1ily ao,5# $
#Gositen-vefy Baperaae,
~ 20 g Tiga4 Feet, .
so Els srcana HHi.t+aY.
p 80 = EElsefa do.
3 :. sAldno Ra.teia,
20 sssN Gid lsf,
rs 4 Bbfs Monongahe's eopperdlsf;tlea
20 H5ls Lou Sugar, single sEa @lUuDie Tei1Eedtt
:" 81, Ifoxea lenssprtlis IasaMhtas,#
81 Ebls celebrated caIinnil WIttkf,
10 Small cheats Imperial fiifaet TIA,
q !. ftnnppwGar ao,
@ 10 Casks choicn ltiee,
900 dor. Straw T~srncins. #ssss
SOC Bags Fine IN EaaFss SAT-,
22sai Or. Casks aneriean Eifatas, SSs#
And Ii number ar ether articles. III III 81 MllNielh
invite the attention of t,str West Eaten# Rouge
crosse 'fete F%rsetafs; With the assurance tlla tstp egprs
sill be left untsFta II gsffse uniform ii itfacsHan
may g.. EAI.BE.E II Ef.A; u MN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

a oA IA \ BRO I'll n
Choice Groceries and Ila,a.
NE HAVE WE'D FROM nn.,5
= YORK per ship SEA Boil, the toliowta.a,': :
q 1noIoE Aiotst,Rss aad G aoeEssA gnieifw Q. s. s1,a1'0fs
d fiEa hraffiY, #ifss. Fsrsres.s, 8
= ! Dni FineataM Hanrbon RhIsky
re- Scotch. d.
e 5anz. PocketpiRtal a.
s - Siaafct IA
" ~. GreEx FUN. |
s ] !" FINEST Old Brandy
tasks Anir'a Scotch Ale Ii Jng. ttr..s,.
} Dc Iondun Porter. ashalhs
CAGES Bakers stttars.
2 Do Cherry Brandy.
. aoz Cham paigne Cider, extra artie,s /, an
2h " Nut Negz. Fl H~ $3.50 81 ID
i - Olive Oil, In piuis
Cash Imperial French Write vim rt... 8
10 d4z ! lh Cal, ItaLsters. 4kas
& q 1t - sa1s.pn.
4 !" So 9 0ysters
10 Easea Fine salasratus,
70 fozs Eaycnna Peper.
2Cages French Mnslard.
II ass Turkish sraoai ing I ubueeo b as.,.
s Roxes Eeay YORK Soap. avn
i Cases Lacour Matches,
- III = EF "A fffStnItY @@...&S4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

A. offers his fervisessta tic citizens of Nest I,ataHz
Rouge ~ a Surgeon ~TeDtists Hsis prepared To .se-
cute I'll manner Of f}au.ai #nfnrG Fious On tbs most
approved and Scientific principle ki,own to The pro-
fe%siou. Terms fe1soila Die. Ilr. straus eariSh. fai;1iI
II Tie residence Of Jr. Kratz, d Bfaly Landing, or
orders can be left At this Office. s&@@ -
nov 2ltf.~ DIR, STRAuE, 1,.ss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

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w @S<s1rOTnaTzCc
WE HAVE IN STORE, AMI Mon
II SALE 80 80
30 Hbt&. fLOEh. $3.50
Is cASEs WEa4ERN KgggR YEEHYRsn
70 HI EbSts EENNSYLF4N4 HIYgEbs
4 HONTANd EFo
glAn GUTTER B0IKs s1RDiYES-----
wv II DOZ. OLIVE OIL,
6 8G-KEs CASTLE sO.tp
70 q ENGLISH PICKLES
10" WoREEs1EHSHIRE
= ? 1DAA1ne e WdLNUT KE1lHYRs
rur aaLe eY A.M0NTAN BRh
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

LAUNCH OF THE SLooP oF-WAR BRooKLYN.
The launch of this valuable addition to the
United States Navy, says the New York
Courier and Inquirer. took place at half past
10 o'clock on the morning of July 27th at
the Westerfelt yard, foot of Houston street.
The yard and every available standpoint and
perch in the vicinity were covered with spec
tators, among whom were conspicuous sew
eral naval officers, prominent ship-builders,
and numerous representation of the fair
sex. The crowd pressed around and under
the vessel, and were critcsing her proper
tons and discussing the probabilities of n
successful launch, when a sudden creaking of
the ways caused them to beat hasty retreat.
The next moment the vessel glided smoothly
and gracefully into the water, amid the ap-
plause of the spectators, the booming of can.
non, and the lively strains of IA band stationed
near by. A daughter of Mr.. Westerfelt
broke bottle of WINE over the bows, and
the Brooklyn was chris, ened. On reaching
the middle of the river, the vessel was taken
III tow hy II couple of steam tugs and brought
to the Fulton Iron Works. After the launch
company of ladies and gentlemen invited
guests, Sat down to bountiful olation in
the loft Of the ship house. The Broc klyn is
the first of the five vessels whose construc
ton was authorized by an Act of Congress
of March Sd, 1857. The others will be named
" Hartford" al mcaster," "Richmond," and
''Pen:acola" The extreme length of the
Brooklyn is 347 feet breadth of beam AZ
feet and the depth from the floor timbers to
the gundeck beam 81 feet inches. The
frame, which is of live oak, is dowel ed and
bolted together, and double braced with iron
straps. The outside panking is of white
oak, and the bulwarks are of yellow pine
outside, and white oak inside, and 50 con
trived as to he readily unshirped in the wake
of the 10 inch pivot guns. of which there
will he one at each end She has twelve
ports on etch side, fitted for inch shells Of
Dahlgren's patent, of which she will carry
sixteen for the present. The Brooklyn is a
scew-propeler, and will be frushed with
two horizontal condensing cross head en-
gines. She will be fully spared and rugged
SO that the principal reliance may be placed
upon her sails, while steam is used as an aux
iliary. The machinery will be put up by
Mr.. James Murphy, of the Fulton Iron
Works, and it is expected that she will be
ready for trial trip in four months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

New BAY DIscovERED.-Capt. VIM. A. H.
Allen, who took the little steamer Ranger
No. 2up to Victoria, last month, informs the
editors of the Alta that on his passage up he
disco' cred valuable bay, on the coast of
Oregon, in latitude 45 degrees As min, not
laid down in any of our charts The bay
lies Immediately under False Tillamook
Harbor. The bay is nearly round, three
quarters of mile in diameter, with an en-
trance quarter of mile wide. The course
on entering is northwest in coming out,
south. The harbor has seven fathoms, grad
ually shoalng to five fathoms approaching
the shore. On one side there are rocks,
which rise perpendiculary to a small height
above the water, and would serve very well
for wharf with five fathoms water along
side. The holding ground is good, and the
depth of water even all over the bay. The
harbor is secure against all winds, save those
from the south and would probably be safe
against them with good ground tackle. The
harbor is, at least, the best open harbor on
the coast.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
e5y- The Sun Francisco Spirit Of the Time

gH- The San Francisco Spirit of the Times
tells the following good story:
Some where upon Bush street, perhaps not
more than two hundred yards either way
from the French Catholic Church, there lives
lady who is Il constant victim to the bitter
pangs of iealonsy. Her husband is man
well off, highly respected, and tolerably reg
ular i his habits but all this Except the
money! his wife pronounces sheer hypocrisy.
The other evening at dinner he announced
his intention of going to the theater. Mrs
p spoke up with einphsis, "To the theater,
believe YOU said, Mr.. p" 80 the theater
my dear" replied Mr.. P Mrs. p. disappear
ed from the table. Mr. p. didn't know where
she went to, but we do. She went to don
the unutterables Pretty soon Mr.. P. weut
out. young man, as it seemed, almost i'm
medately followed The young man was
Mrs. p. "rll expose tht rascal she said, as
she caught u glimpse Of her husband (as
she thought) making his way along Stockton
street. He soon stopped at a house. which
he entered. Mrs. p. took position on the
opposite side of the street. She waited an
hour when the hall door opened, and 4
gentleman appeared who stopped for a mo
ment to talk with lady upon the step. Mrs
z. crept across the street. and got close to
| the door. AL ltst IL was closed. Ihe gen
tleman descended the steps and at the sam,
moment felt pair of arms thrown about hi.
neck, while a by no means soft voice shouted
"Oh, you villain, I've caught you at last
have IL" Who the devil are you, ma'aml'
asked the gentleman" "Who?' retortet
Mrs. P "but your wife your wife whom
you've shamefully abused" "Well, Maam,
suggested the gentleman, "as never had ,
wife in all my life, l must confess that YOU
conduct and your information appear some
what inexplicable." She seized him by The
wrist-dragged him to the lamp-rost at thu
next corner-looked into his face-shrieked
and-falnted. She had been hugging some
body who was not her husband. We ina
CINE she is pretty thoroughly cured of jeal
ousy by this time, and satisfied never agar
to play leading character in Jealousy
Disguises"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

DEAD BODY FoUND.-'Fhe remains of some
u""nowh person were discovered on the
Snore' near Salmon creek, in Bodega town
snip on 4th September. The Petaluma
journal says:
ine oody was so far decomposed, that it
M might more properly be termed skeleton.
hne Remains We're incased in a pair of can
nhss pants, and blue woolen shirt. There
mas also money belt with a common sheath
anne attached to it. In the belt there were
.ouhd Two small buckskin purses, containing
ave ana thrce-fourth ounces of coarse gold
.n eust' and two small black rocks, each con
s',nl'lg gold. The pockets of the pants con.
"a,e %,neu I" small tin cased mirror, and horned
iOIho; None of the articles bore any marks
~ wsleh the name or residence of the de.
osaSeu could be discovered Deceased was
vaa =, medium size, and apparently about fifty
yS"tS ;; OF age. Several Of his front teeth were
hh,'ss'ng, and the gums bore evidence of their
Sng Saau been lost some years previous to his
~ Is not improbable. that the deceased
n suS nave been one Of the passengers sup.
pEUseu TO have been lost from the steamer
Hesoh, when she struck on Punta Reyes. on
r ie night Of July 3lst, Notwithstanding the
P'ace o. said accident and Salmon creek are
o0"ie iorty miles distant.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

VINO ARE THE EDIToRs OF THE WASHINGTON
UNION ?-lt is widely reported that Mr.. Ap.
pleton, Assistant Secretary of State, is one
of the principal editors of the Washington
Union. for which service he receives an annu
al salary of $4,000. Mr. Buchanan also
contributes edtorially for the Union, but gets
no salary. He wrote the first article against
Douglas, and obtained the privilege of insert
ing it without the correction of the acting
editor. This fact accounts for the severity of
its tone -ErehduOe
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
Sperial gOtires.
TO Druggists, Physicians and
Traders

10 DRUGGISTS physicians and
Traders.
The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug.
glsts keep constantly hand the largest and most
extensive assortment Of Goods, in their line, to be
found In California, which they offer TO the trade at
the very lowest market prices They are also Sole
Agents. for the Northern District Of California for the
following Patent Medicines;
Sands iSarsdpdriya,
Ayers Cherry Pect0ral,
Guysotts Yeilolo Dock and .SdrsdpdrilLd,
Ayers Cdthdrtie Pills,
Perry DaUis Pain Ruler,
GrGefen6Wr0 Co.'S Family Medicines,
Woods Olive PectOrdL,
DR.. GiddiR0S Family Medicines,
LdWrdn's SOyidifed Cod LiUer OIL,
WEbor's Cod LiUer oil and Lime,
Roman Eye BIJsdm,
CtilidR A0ue Pills, dc.
All articles purchased from them guaranteed of the
best quality and purchases for distant points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded.
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
aug21-tf 27 and 20 street. Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

Dr. l.. J. CzaPX0Y.-we would direct the es-
peeil attention of invalidS to perusal OF DR.. L. j.
Czapkay advertisement to be found in another col
umn of this paper in order to place the services of
learned and experienced physician within their reach
So much i'll has been inflicted on the human family
from the pernicious and ignorant practices of empr-
les, that it seems If were fulfilling bounden du-
~ to make known where relief can be obtained. To
those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects of
sexual or private diseases, their i'll treatment We
cheerfuy commend DIR. l.. J. Czapkay as Il man of
rare scientific and medical requirements possessing
ali the requisites, from long experience and acknOw
edged Skill for the successful practice OF his profess
sion Having made sexual complaints an especial
study like the celebrated Rcord of Paris he is enA-
bled to guarantee permanent and speedy cure in all
cases Of private chronic disease whether the ef-
fects Of contayOn, sefabuse loss of viriity and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves of his advice free consultation by letter is open
to them. The knowledge that we nave Of the numer-
Gus cures he has effected of which were Of long
standing leads place much faith in DR.. C's ELI.
cncy and commend him to the confidence Of those in
m health. DR.. Czapkays office is in Sacramento ST.
below Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.'S Office, San Francisco. jy2S-3m
YubN Lodge, No. 5, L, .. OfO.F.
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening, at o.
clock.
E.A. KUSEL, N. G.
WIN. X. HUDSON, Recording Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

summons.
GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
- COUNTY OF YUBA, (S"'
Justices Court-CHy Of AdrysriHe.
The People of the State of California to Mordo and
the Pennsyvanian Troupe, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my office in the city of Marysville county of Yuba on
the 10th day of September A. d. 1858, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, TO answer unto the complaint of j. L. Morrison,
who sues TO recover the of Xty-fve dollars, il
being for thirty dollars balance due ORDER and for
thiTty-dve dollars balance due on account for work
and labor done and performed for you by plaintiff
bill poster at your instance and request, when judg
ment will be taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs and damages if you fail appear
and answer.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of September,
A. ID. 1888.
VIM. SINGER,
Justice OF tine Peace of said city.
Ordered published in the "Natioual Democrat on
the sh and 18th dUys of September, 1865.
WIN. SINGER, J. p.
true copy.
sepslaw2 VIM. KING, Constable.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

C8 Aurelia s. Jacques has applied for a
divorce, in San Francisco court, from Jas.
Henry Jacques, for desertion and adultery.
They were married in Hartford, Connecticut.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
To Builders and Contractors.
San Bruno Turnpike Road Co.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un.
y dersgned, until MONDAY, the 9th Of September
next, for the making of New Road, about II miles
in length, including the bridges cuyerts &C. to com.
mencc near the Mission Greek and end the comfy
Road near the buchanan House, according to the sur
veys and profile at the office of the Engineer A. GAR
b. No. l25 California street, who will be at his Office
on the LIST and End Of September, to furnish the
sary explanations anu on the 81 and 4th of the same
month to 90 over the road to show the same.
Security will be required for the faithful perform.
ance Of the contract the company reservng to them
selves the right to reject all bias.
For form Of bid and further particulars, application
to be made to the undersigned at the Engineers Office
Sun Francisco.
aug31-2w A. J. EASTON, Pres't S. D. T. r.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

br.SOiAN INDIAN CANoE-A regular dug out,"-or
tLa Lasneu out, rather--which was brought all
0HS az way from Fraser river to Jo Virgo Of the
fro"a f,e"ns Hotel in this city is on exhibition in
clo;r ons oi that place Of public resort, and it
7. "lns The attention Of numerous admirers
bs,sss h. was brought down by ]. Bradford, the
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

A PEER AT Tom MooRE.-IIow little do we
know, writes the editor of the Art journal
Of the inner life of the author with whose
works we are familiar-every line. Those
who read the brilliant melodies of the poet
Thomas Moore give but small heed to the
man as he was "at home" Simple as child
and as easily pleased as a child with Il toy ;
sympathizlng ever and with everything );
sensitive as all are whose "spirits are finely
strung" and to fine issues" generous in
thought, and word, act seeking and finding
pleasure iii all the common things of earth,
1.-THE meanest flower that blows" gracious to
all within his reach-to the humble even
more than the lofty independent, as much
SO as any man who ever lived never bor-
rowing, never incurring "pecuniary obliga-
tiOns;' never requiring luXuries, never pos
sessing even pony carriage: residing either
in lodging or a dwelling small and ineXpen.
sive, and rendered endurable by order and
taste; he preserved his selfrespect; be-
queathing no property, but having no debts;
having had no "testimonial" of acknowledge
ment or reward-seeking none and avoiding
any sacrificing what would have been to
him wealth from a point of honor and new.
er lending to party" that which was meant
| for mankind ;" his career from the beginning
"straitened means" that were at times elnbar-
rassment; yet there was not only no sale of,
but no "Ld" for, that true nobility of soul
which he kept unblemished from the cradle
to the grave There is no blot upon his
name no word of reproach can be written
on the stone which covers the earth that
wraps his clay" No marvel that such man
should have been loved 20 idolatry in his
own immediate circle But society" knew
nothing of all this; and the readers of his
poetry know as little. There are, however,
a few by whom the memory of Thomas
Moore is cherished in their heart of hearts
to whom the cottage at Sloperton will be a
shrine while they live and the village church,
the spire of which is seen from the graveled
walk-his "terrace-walk" he used to call it
u monument better loved than that of any
of the other sons of genius by whom the
world is enlightened, delighted and refined.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

Cg~ Mrs Wood plays Loves Disguises," a
new play written expressly for her by NJ NJ.
Noah. on Tuesday evening next, at Sacra
mento
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

EY"A party of three went out, a little
north of Alcatras Island-the late dueling
sround-on Thursday evening, and caught.
in few hours. 4O7 fine rock cod
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
--latest News.
PER WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.'S EXPRESS.
From the Sacramento Bee of last evening

Bcdy OF the swiss COnsui-COnfssslOn of
n Murderer.
SAN Francisco, Sept. IL.
The dead body of a man, supposed to be
that of Mr. Kellersberger, formerly well
known in this city as Swiss Consul, and who
abseonded from here five months ago, being
a bankrupt and defaulter. has been found
near San Juan, in Monterey county
Dowse. who murdered Pete Becker some
weeks ago, on Pacific street, confesses, in ad-
dition, to have robbed a man at French Ho.
tel il stockton, in May last, of Sl96.
Ferguson continues to improve hourly.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

The hour being late, last evening, before
the votes were counted, we cannot give the
full vote for Justices and Ccustables, but the
following persons are elected:
MarysviHe City-Wm. Singer, G. Stanton,
Justices
VIM. II. Chapman, John II. Gilmore, Con-
stables.
MrgsvitLe ToWashiP--John Gordon, A. J.
Zabrskie, Justices
NJ T.. Gavin, E. B. Zlbriskie, Constables.
Bear RiCer IownShip-Allison and Find
ley Justices.
DInning and Jennings, ConstaLlcs.
Linda T.~pship-Jasper Rand, James P.
Miller, Justices
John Miehnn, John W. Boyce, Constables.
Roses Bar IoaoaShip-M. German, o. F.
Redfeld Justices
A. Smith. A. W. Tharpe, Constables.
Long Bar IowmIip-John Woodall, An
tenheimer, Justice.
G. Phillips, d. Fairfield, Constabes.
Ncw York-L. T. Crane, j. B. Barbour,
Justices.
c. Wisner, Constable
Parks Bar. T. Burwell, r. Mcqueen,
Justices
NJ. Higgins, John Mohn, Constables.
Fosters Bar. q. Cannon, A. Deverer,
Justices
John Vail, s. Camper, Constables
North East Io'onship.-Z Lewis, e. Dob
bier, Justices.
J. p. Stone, Geo. IIackett. Constables.
Slate Range 7o@nShip-B. r. Cory, j. II.
Variel, Justices.
James Chambers, j. P. Brown, Constables
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
Syrup OF TellOw Dock, S"rs"parIIIn, and

Syrup OF XellOw Dock, SRrsaparIIIa, and
IOdlde OF Potash.
Iwould inform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock
Sarsaparilla, and Iolde of Potash as the very best
preparation of sarsaparilla in use.
We simply ask trial Of this medicine. 1t is fur.
nsed to the trade in boxes containing doz bot
ties each, and supplied upon the terms
Ample directions ccoHpany each bottle
Apply to S. L. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist
je5d Firststreet, Marysville.