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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-30
dissolution.


fI'HF partnership heretofore existing between Mac
"R'f'nEr AtAoWAN Co.. oi New Orleans. and =.
p AtLwAr Go. OF Nashville, Tenn. b. dssrlycd by
mutil cnnrent, G-'ire. Ma Gre-lr and James Rang
be AL having purchased tlie clulc interest OF y r.
Ailuwsy Ia ia Aid oo-ocrn.
JAMFS BANKHEAD,
y. O. AlIuWAY,
Nashville, SEPT y. 1855
VII liabilities of MAostE ssiH Aft1wAY 4 Co, and
y D. AtLoWAY a 60 are assulHc.' by tI- new
c'iicern, under tie nriu 90 MtrsIrruf 4 RtnIhra
81 NvH Orleans, and Jsniss baukhcnd Co.. II Nash
Niliei Team. JAMIE BANkHtAB.
GEORGE AAoiEEGOR
Nashville, SEPT -, i'ss.
Il TAKE gre't pleasure IA recommending the Grtn 81
Il MAcsEEGoE a BANEHEAn, a New Orleans, and
JAAts RASEIE1D Co, ~ ths city, the patronage
81 the former friends II toe odd firm
n T.. AIIOwAY.
Nashville, sept. -, 1855 sept23-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-30
Graham,s Magazine.
NE w OON ~.

ENOR October, just received by
Il sept20-u uyca,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-30
English Pocket RtbIes.
POpuIar New Hooks.

Daily arriving, and for sale to dealers NJ Eastern Job
bIng prices. Cheap Publications IN paper binding .
large stock on hand. Orders solicited
p HAGAN
aug-o-dAw3m 81 Market Il.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-30

Jockey Ci"b Purse S2Jo-twn milo heats
aug23d1wtd :. J. CARTER, Proprietor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

Books arc usually estimated numerically.
thoughin China, where they do things in syste.
matte opposition to the rest Of the world, theo-
iogy, philosophy and law are sold by the pound.
Think OF pound and half of logic, or twelve
ounces ayefdupois, of Gonfuciusl
GREAT grief is not chime, nor yet Is It
sweet bells tangled out of tune;' it is generally
dumb, or, il notdumb, then the next tin., there
to-it is a moposylabIe.
II is in any mans power to be co1tented Of
reFy .Iele to be rich. The fist will infallfbly
make yon happy; which is more than yOu can
depend on from the latter
Or all virtues patience is oftenest wanted.-
How unhappy must he be. who Is wholly un-
furnished with what Is wanted every moment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
DIED

q eensanptiou, lfrs, CHARLOTTE MILLER POLLOCK
EtdoE OF me late Hamilton Pollock a. O'clock a SoS
tsrday morning, q ts fqrtf-nluh year Of her age
Tue flnsralyt take place This Afsrhooa At o,eloeR
The frisndSo Of the flniiy aseInSi Is attsna
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
NEW ApvRRTIsHmHNTs.
Charter Election.
CITE OF waEE1Iso, OLsak.s oyEIcE,

CHI 90 WnEEtIHGl CLEREs OFFICE,
January 18th, 1858, I
N Monday JauuAFY 2h, ISIS, election VII be held
" for Mayor CLERK, Treasurer Sergeant street CouInis
soner Wharf Master, and and Engineer Of
the Water Works Of the city Of Wheeling Also for Alder
man. School Commissioner and two Trustees OF Public
Schools and members OF the Council for the several wards
Of said city, commencing at o'clock and closing
In the Pr WaFdAt the Hose House Of the First Ward
Hose Company and at the AdeEmans ONCE Of said ward.
slIn the Second WaFd-At the CitV Hail.
In the Third Ward-At the Court House and At the
House o. the Pirst Wheeling Hose Company.
the Fourth aFdAt the Hose House Of the Rough
Ready Hose Company and At the AdeFaus ONCE VI said
ward.
In Yifh Ward-Atthe north south rooms Of the
P1blie S-hool house Of said Ward.
The members Of the Council APpOrtioned follows,
Pour for the First Ward,
TWJ for the Second Ward,
Five for the Third Ward,
FtVe for the Fourth Ward,
Six for the Fifth Ward.
The election win be held under the superintendenee Of
p 4. BRENTLINGER,
janl3 CLERK Of City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

New System.
IN changing Of Business \ long credit system to
cash Its equivalent also change long profits
70 short and in closing out stock OF heavy
Cloths and Cassimeres, will sell from
cent less than former prices Should DOUBT what
say, calling No. Washington will be at
once satisfied We mean Just what We say.
WHEELER LAKIN,
jantl Merchant Tailors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
January SettlemenFS

. UIAANLtA y JODILV LLUuLSs
WE would state customers that our bls are po
w ready for settlement and viz presented vitbor
delay We trust that our friends win pay their dues
Having been convinced thatlon credits are Alike piur
Gus to buyers we'll 20 ourselves and being DESTROYS
doing C1lSh BnSsfReSs great extent As UossHr
We have deermiaed to sell Exclusively Cash on three
months credit 70 those who have heretofore paid promp
HeTeaer our bls WIN Invariably be rendered on the Er
OF April, July October and January. By this new arTsn
We WIZ be enabled 20 or great Inducements huver
" = Isl HEISKEEL & SWEARINGFN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
Dividend.

WHEELING SAVINGS IxsImuII0S,t
q 81 January 4th, ISIS I
q dividend Of Ten per cent the Capital Stock cat
OF the profits for the last six months payable deGad
lano-lH ~ Z. WM MCCOY. TreasuI.I.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
FAIL FASHION FOR HATS.
.l.i Il 25z

1000.
AN nov prepared 70 furnish my numerous patron. ~
public with very superior quality and style Of h
skin Hats, which light, elaste fasteoOr ane iusrp
enS e. great they wiz render good
wee n All kinds OF weather; also general
Son Planters. Rteneh, ROekland and Hungarian syD
Beest Brown PeaEi and BeAVsreoIors. Aso Meas AZ
Boys, Caps Of the latest styles.
B.-Molesktn Hats finished t0eoufoFuintion aaeasuf
on short notice. Bring along the cash and you et
kinds % head gear n = very low taTiG, AZ
WV. JINEsOSs,
aug&S No. S. Mafr g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
To Let.

ONE large room, Sd story, corner Main Quincy
ss With high ceiling vel lighted and Pastered Also
'n iasfa ARPlyto WI McAvEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
NOTICE.

Annual Nesting Of the stockholders Of Cress,n
Manufacturing Company, for the choice Of Presid,p,
Dreeors Ge and the transaction Of such other busnes
O the Company. in Wheeling Va, at II O'Clock A. n 3
WEDNESDAY, February 10th, 1855,
~ 4-tk " WILKINSON see,v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

An INDEPESpRST oFrIcE HolDEp--A Post
Master from the interior of the State, sending
us a list Of subscribers, writes to this Office un.
dor date ofsJahuaFY 18th, as follows:
Although P. N. under this administration.
approve of the principles advocated by the
Wheeling IRtslligsncer.
People, among them, ourselves, have pretty
mush considered that such athing as a liberal,
independent office holder, was myth,-a some.
thing of the "has been" but now exploded or.
der, but weare glad:to have our belief stagser.
ed somewhat by the receipt of such letters as
the above 9 -.
TaR NoBEE GAME OF oHRss.-We learn is
getting to be all the gothroughout the city now.
ad1ss. Chess parties are now made up just as
Euchre and Whist parties have been in times
past We are glad to hear of this wholesome
Change Chess is rational amusement, depend
ing not on chance but on brains, and therefore
much superior to all those games which depend
upOnan accidental turn up 4of any Kind.
Quit the Jacks and learn Chess by all
means sayiyc.
TaR State of Arkansas has elected hut five
different governors since 1886, when it was adj
mittel to the Union. -
5yast4itS y 3 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

We the underlined appointed a committee to exanls.
the accounts OF the WheenE sAVnEs Institution and
eertheate thereof do hereby certify that have
fully EXAMINED said accounts, above saiesL
% be correct. Given under hands Slst Deeenbz
IsoE. WM- p. PETERSON,l
= 3 ISAIAH COOPER, SCommttee.
~ ROB'T MORRISON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
For Rent

1NHE large and eommOdous housS situated or Nsrts
y, = street, aexs door north Of washIngtOn Hall Tai,
house has been aceuptrd for q OF years as fr
class boarding ho1se and the advanageoas ps
ton IN the city for either private Fesilence
house OF entertainment Possession April 1st ISIS
FOR further particulars apply TO n. RICHARDSON,
tan5.Sml N. E-cOrueT Monroe aud Fourth Sts IN srl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
DENTISTRY

n. B.-NessFs R. { o. take pleasure In referrip,
mission, TO the following geutieuleh: -@'"P
H. r Weed. D. D. Hon. Geo. ". Thompson His Han ,,-
0aldEeils morgan Nelson Esq, b n Eu ESQ n -
krtSsen. DT. W. J. Bates Dr. Z. II. Cummins H. r
Hildreth. DT. s, Tpdd, failaut Delapain Jobn "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

RUSH UP! RUSH UP!
10 Moneys cheap Book store,
Where youn And novels by the score,
With tales OF murder, blOOa and thunder
Enough TO pull your heart asundeT.
Il Of the above You not for reading,
You'll ind plenty else more pleasing;
Story Books, and tales OF fancy,
You can be suited with right handy.
So come running corner;
Do not delay &c any longer,
For we sell TO suit the times,
Selling fos dollars or for dimes.
At Noisy Carriers Literary Depot, corner Main and
Monroe Street. janl2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

DR.. Hullihcn's correspondence was very ex-
tensive and from his letters, as well as pu6lica.
tons, his style may be regarded as clear and
energetic, with an earnest warmth, "A direct
truthfulness, and originality that strongly par
took of his character
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

MIR CRlTrENpEN7s AMENpaEsT-Tba 10

MIR C~RlTrENpEa7s AMENp&Esr.-T'he te|e-
sraph has brought US intelligence Of the pas:
sage through the House Of Representatives.
OF the Kansas bill, with C~rittenden's amend
ment. This amendment provides for a vote
Of the Eeoble Of the Territory on ACCEPTING
Or rejecting the Leeomptnn Constitution, and
IN case Of acceptance, declaration 10 that ef-
feet is 70 be made by the President, and
Kansas tcbe thereattena State, duly admitted
into the Union. L. rejected, thena Conven-
ton " to be called rs frame 4 Constitution
allleh shall be submitted 10 . popular vote.
It IS extremely doubtful whether The Senate
viii pass The House hll.-.9aavoca.s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
-&I-=E# Es5E5. 8&ashs4E&%5 &FSEs
Total number off votes paocl111eas

x%S2#3ET&s
Tn Finsr Kiss--Am EeallgT aear e
you, Sophia" | whispered and an pp gflNda q.
bungIing !ips 10 her rosy moata. Ssanse aaiA
not say yes: she did not say no ] but saa & fes
turned my kiss. and the.aarth5WsdsIIoaaHa1 w
dermy feet II soul wa NJ lo 'nntsati 4 lbpdSY.:
/ touehesith e stars; knew tae he 4 p1i'ftss'9'l 9
the seraphimE
The above IS all Of this deeply exciting
story that we can publish srsnaa'A
will he. found iia5tihe Hsp orEsBs1asssrAaof Ise.
IS, which has tsaar million rszsabeac1I1 sIs .
than there are inhabitants IN g sHals d &
Korn Kob writes for Is-Psanuts Wrlfess. ~. ~
it-Tadpole writes ior lie very etsYl xflses=
for It-and it is sold egeTYYnhsrelllaNfne
world, and out ot II. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

fp Y
FL+'ts sfEAKtsayde, e is-tl--s-.
MhIsh The Louisville Dssoexst, ! d. J,
| aaapton: sl,ssas 8 n Il.
t1o* we are y be Informed .a...
11fsle s~cfibaIefs IN the countrT y AZ The
me world believe, that Ire ;ot. nvald HAYS
aasoH s a51cs The sMseay al n,sss;ss of tae
state Black Republican sss,el9 W fte.
Save otatec Constitution, With H. a, w
WIG AZ tts same time that the 49, uI1aefstsn
state are to change the psopse4o The
shont a. a t'.n must nave remarkable naasa1
aanSsa ne Interests q the South, Mn a ~ ".
h''9 % sach an absurd outcry. 4assn. ee
oas sile i1'ttfssts Of the South n. Y lps [
~ Dehaii Of i~ecornpton Ii ill., S,',4s ap
1pl4Su'1sH elthef her interests ~ a. as = !. 4 asad#
sue would have kicked Lecon. ~ ~ sfsas
Doors at !!s FIRST appearances. Il = 5of
eeiseq IN fraud, tai,rsarea ~ f.ail5ss ~ ~ en- s'!l,
1fs 1sarses al LAST worse fhaa . tHhffaAlal
;'ankind, The South is busy Us fsasf Il
Iery TO De used against Her Ter, M I ~ MIL
the United States Senate ~, ~. saa " Iatoo5
efs; re oo:lth g intent on a.'y;etsss a, 81
Wh'eh the Tonqafshed are Is ge5 M 80 y
alter they have Iestthe bat il ssan,aIl spa1|s.
sors are to@be a laughing stock ID .;Nasa.=
neiits as well as the rest Of ,,1a,I;na ,.Ho ppffo
and me LoeisYi lille Democrat 1nraI.b,. y.
as much to secure the election oTMs9na IS
sZa'an as any other paperin nl w..
heres harmony io1r yoaa 4 u i'll aAaenl.
q 1te oontheFn brethren ntck aN aIts s9tos.
LouisF1lsian He appears I, s. failx sa1a 'as s
take care Of himself. and Itthep need m a n .
tore stand upoa aeliracy. III 4 - o. WIS f:hss
% nave brethren free thsisflniads IN Is sfs,.s
tneF won't. be backward or ibasilafhu1I Il w ]
me ehsnce they have, and We ne anria,s 8. J
see them improve It. Neyermin5ttI III = ] e {
OF o'4tsideIs,-N B.lsiYa ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

LATE LEcrIosz---Nras gu the I'VE v t3l1saA Vt
papers we gIeas. the following telssrapas8
news items. @-.f E
H4erEorD,y Eoas%Apr1l S'-aae@h Elk Is
lican caud idate for Governor IS e,ee1s fa. :.
5000 majority. The SEINE party aas III. ~
ir11aiporitIes III both Houses cS The Less'sla go
C~1scsxsAr1, April 6.-The entire a,1as1 s.
conapton ticket is elected By from s3z9V q
5000 majority:
sr. .Louis, April dur s.sy eIseIlsa IL
iazthe triumph Of the rec p ,flip
Ic ticket oY from 200 TO l2Oo Er1alofSet' 7sssMs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

+. The bestway says the VieksI,,rs d..
tor TIE South to plague taae bsoiinIsii na III M ~,
we know OF: iz to send tf1em5au I'D 1frss' II
groes NOW IN the South. We coNdssnas.
tEoi1l this city about forty that Ia re-. w.
nosnlnalIy lfea-aui we think rea9Iy, d IN.
cltyls beneht.-N 9. 60. )
And # the city safao ssidrniishh aoussh. H.
necessary Number coaIa easily III nsdsz q.
N the country without their beng Il III
missed The free nlaIlattos OH sate1,sya
just about niger enough in them o b Ia
them lazy, aaa enough ofthe bite. naa Is
prevent their starving So long as the M
Eatto ean }iTe wislaoatanye ft; aorain.ry il.
Dor, he is content. Enough u Keep Body hi
soul together, and q decent suit d clothes Ii
wear oceasboAaiiJ1 his ambition teasaas ID.
t}ftleE. ~ %@- @z$g$. @Mas$ ssassSs8#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

Goop NSEws:--M ANN the Baton Rouge ice
man, arrived at that place on Monday with
two large boat loads Of the CONCEALED ele-
meat. We would hksto be funny about his
treating people eooRy,sbht fear the subject is
ratthh er# iase-olatea 81
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

sERIous Loss.-On Monday lghtsa# r.
occurred at the plantation Of Atotos,i = aslla.
ESQ, SIX miles East Of tElis.city, Wl atlag 8
small Office recently erecseaa vas fsl.sls.Jz
consumed. Besides the loss @ tAr, Z nam 1asas
This is a serious calamity 70 the Nasohlss
fraternity, for the building at the be sttIIe.seoa
tanned the most valuable caiEect1e 1tol.da Mason s9'11s
books and records in theFstats: M Aatf ~
ditions to the collection had recently ps e
made, by virtue Of The office W.1lenIn y
Adams r1oss. noIds, Of NJ. W.GraId znasss1 q
the State Of Louisiaaa.-Gfazets + tonee.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

zr From TIE Baton Rouge pspers we
learn that + AZ oNonr, Esq. has Withdrawn
% ths candidate5of TIE American party for
Mayor Of that city Mr.=.MosGrr made an
exec ltenassand siaithfal officer while occupying
that position. and Aaa we know twill be 4 source
Of fnucfhz reggre TO his rnanyw.srul friends to
lsarrszt that he wljtlhdraWss His name That he
would IlaYe been elected there IS butslit5le
doubt.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

10 The american party II Baton Rouge
onMonday last succeeded ii e%tecting their
Assessor, and two electrner The Demo-
Gratis electtiitEgs tal1eir City Constable and four
seleetnen. A vigorous effort on the part Of
the America party viii elect their eanal-
date Oh Monday next. ! 4 long pull, a strong
pull and a pull altogether Wilde The busi-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

Look WELL ~ yot5R IEVsEs.-IhsriTe
continues u rise with great rapiislity atthEis
point. III b places il has reached the
base Of ths *@1eyees, which IN many places
along on Iarisllco ast, do not appear asstrong
a. a. they should Be. Al Point Manor several
heavysaveahaas "a ken place reeently, which
should serve as warning to all along the
I1Yer coast. S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
HogRrgEz.-Wele lear, that 4 most aorrld

HogRrBLE.-WHr / learn tnata NEST anofIlaz
butoLery Of a little, eolored child was enscssa
one day last week in wares neaf w =
line Of this State. stsappears ai5th is .oaaz
folks went ffIerl home and left5tWo s1laus
boysin the house, who, diuring sl1eirzabss,lc
took their little sister to the Tood,lalle II
her head upon a log, and chopped Il pff Nl1e.
an axe. The younger brotnflarss 1er 1saa1as
chopped BE one q her arms. Ol Stls Isss W.
Of the parents the Int ated& par arts u so ~. u
BODY of the child were found scasstteIeedd Aoons.
the ward. The reason for this iIlhhaInaff OF q
given by the eldest by, is, that bis iats s.a 81.
dared MIN to do it, and ':he Woaldzn5 80 ~
dare from anybody y S'so,c HsH,. teNasa1 ssat4p'1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
! SATURDAY, APRIL TO, 1853,

le- The attention of heads of families and
others is-difeeted. to the cardEoif z Situation
wanted, in our advertising columns, The ap-
pliicatt il fully qualified, and Will ggige the
hest of references. ~. H.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

1872 E@&M$N R%&f4A@
HE SLAVE Trade; From Aeslsitse1w
published on Wednesday. s1fon Tie coast II
Africa. i appears that sol5e twenty Ameris
can vessels were seized as slaYers bletYs,a
the j fth April and III pecesetm,ber,Iss7
these a few are ettsdaoWa as iaiillI1ss ian ia
south--sarantla1is y Orleans, L Ii aidaaFF ilIfatng.
ton, N. c. The bulk openly hailed ION
Boston and New E1ork. S=
In point Of lactall the vesselszengag 4
the slave tfade-afd as will be seen by sths
above seizures they are very 1AinisEoas-aIe
built and fitted ont In Seays England lid II ft III.
vicinity Of this city: Many are baaiiilIt II
Massachusetts and GaapeeiIieht,sm uMsitres
tired places wEheTss he United sssItes.olHee
DO not think Of penetrating. esintthheey III
launched they Offer. III part aff hhs,sfs-
tilg@uphere, taen clear ) ne#,issiisHbo barring
city, where tlaey eotnplIe1e thellr essl U aid
whence they sail Tor the 4 can COAST I.asY.#5
are owned BY Northern men, n,sansd b.
Northern sailors. built U RSofIhsrnlsazb sialIialssifs,
and tilted OH TX Northern sliI1 ehaa1ldllEhels-
r. 7. HsraII.HS94%E sH4ss#ssAs9sas
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

70 The vote i. Baton Rousseo % 1ANftuallasyyta
last upon The question # xttsaddIDgs hx
s5o,ooo voted bHI,e orporaItiioiu,zo ffslhhat citf
to the Crosse Tsets, Baton R2to,IlEgge y lho:asas
Raj! Road Conshauy, 1eslitsssd ss iolloWt#
For extension d. bonds ID ELECTROMAGNETIC
Against '4.s 'sss.s I
Scattering
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
grg- 3. he 1nrnosition to the AFRICAN Mp

The Opposition to the sAisIean Ap-
prentice Ibil,z7 seems to be gaining ground, IT
- are=to iadgetbY The @ of 4he country
press generally We find in the Match itochss
gdyosr;ele The following able. article upon The
8 albbllaet5 which we commend 10 the notice Of
those who 50 loudly advocate this measure.
We think The sentiments expressed ~ the
afttis vii fiaa!t IN echo III the breasts Of a
large fnaiesitY oI people:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10


ApVEsTtsE ApvFETIsE.-A ]uaiclous zys-
tenn OF adve1tislng.is the Life Of business.
Advertising must be done On a large scale, SO
as TO attract t tie attention ofthe reader
whether hesYants it Or not. One must not
zuppaseastntple business card, q a.steTeotyf1e
column Of business notices are sufficient to a1t-
nounce The quality Of quantity off.Yourr r4eI-
chaudise. Not at alI-peopje seldom read
such: Bug a column in your local paper
pay handsomely for It, and have it always
veil displayed and then it IS bound to attract
attention Yeu will reap doubiy the amount
Of business, which will pay you three fold,
scBM3Essk1 & Co., places in zour columns.
1t is certain to attractive eye=of the reader.
specially il that reader is a lady, And when
a lad ymakeszup termind II go to jiastaucha
store as s~eHMALtsska2s she's going, sure.
Butzwhat Of thatas She will be sure to get
her moneys worth 10 matter what she buys,
and weswould say a word here privately to
our lady acquaintance that S~cuMALzNsrI has
4 wonderful reputation for selling tlne-zrich
and superior goods at remarkably low prices.
Az this establishment, has gust been received
an entire new stock Of SrRISu Gooos for Ia
dies and gentlemen, all OF which ere 4 No. |.
A gentleman or LADY, toilet car, be compile
ted at this store al q considerable reduction
from prices demanded by others. Having
tested this fact in all its particulars We un-
hesitatingly declare scuNaLGSsKr's store to
be The best and cheapest we have patfoaized
for some time. /
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

D1nEsTrRto11vE FIRE IN P1squEMIsE:-We
regret to learn that This pretty little toxin
has aggaiHa been the victim 81 theineendiaIy's
torch. orl Ttesday night, TIE livery stable
and eodee.hotise Of Maurice Marx, The dry
ggooi5s store of Mr., Bloom, at,da number Of
othe1bul1ldlnggs we've destroyed. Our iIhfor-
antstates5t that the origin Of the calamity
economically tae work Of an incenaiary-
We deep1ysyaapattIhiize with ON pia4uemiae
frie1sd1s III their Ilcss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10

y esisState-s What has brought you here.
IT. raselasE-sTw policemen. nleass
your hellerH Magistrate Then Is,Ipssss
sla s sa@a nothing 30 do with itz9 Fsison-
- s 81 IhsF were both drunk i