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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
1he State Of b,ca, I SO
IO7,isn Cn,fnfn.

LOUISA county,
no Roher- I'ay sir You are hereby notified
that on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1857,
hugh Ro:aan, Administrator OF the estate f John
r. d dan, Dc ed 6ed ia the eE:r Of to- .isrs #
The District Court of Louisa county, Iowa. his pet ion
claiming of you he of hundred AZ fifty dol
las, ald atci ung interest thereon, as money due
him, az said Administrator, by you. promi sorry
note eXecu' ed by you TO said J hn Roddan on the
25th day of February A. D. 1858, for the sum Of
$3.50 aud with ten pr Gems. interest p AMI um
from date. Also ella ming Of you the foreclosure Of
a certain mort gage, executed bS you to the SAID
JOtn Ro-dan y" sccn1e the payment of said prom
issory note, on the q: day of February, A. ID.
So, the follow ng described real estate, t""it !,
The west half of section thirty, f3O) township sew
enty-fve, Us north OF range three ~ wet. And
that originxl no ice Issued in ssid cause,
upon which tho Sheri made the following return,
VIZ: 81 cannot in my county dn. the within named
defendant" That thereug publication Of the
pending Of this suit ordered by the Court to
be made. Now. unless you appear and aosw said
petition before the ,rnirg of the Gect nd say
Of the next term Of said District Court, which term
will he begun ard holieo Wa clio, th. fourtF
Monday in March, A. y. 1858, judgment and de-
era will be rendered against you in accordance
With he pra or Of said petition.
J. 5. HURLEY, Pi'f's Atty.
Publish tie foregoing four weeks in tho Musea.
tine JournaL JOHN HALE,
Clerk Di. -t,ict Court, L, Visa Co., Iowa.
feh13-w4w-prs fees
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

rTyHE New York Evening Mirror says, tina
L Haines Brothers iron frame Piano Fortcs are
The cheapest. first class Pianos IN marAet,
and the Nov York Musical Review says "they are
the best instruments at the lowest possible price
They can be supplied at the manufacturer New
York prices, and each instrument war; nted as
fully &, if purchased Of Mr.. Haines, personally
attic Muscatine Music Depository, 1875 I'd st., by
JOSEPH SYKES,
Agent for Haines Brothers, N. B. Prince i Co
and Mason Il Hamlin's Melodeons at eastern prices
Viollns Guitars, Accordeons, Flutes, &C., the best
of Strings and every article usual, keptin Mu
ric Store. Also. tuning done by the year or other
wise. 1875 I'd st., opposite uuion BLOCK.
may15
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1000 Bushels Oats Wanted
A Ogiivi.s cid Stand, on frsst .tree., Nv
"A ts2l ~ 10WEEE 4 MsE6K.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
NEW GROCERY ry
AHp PROVISION si2aSYI,

THE undersigned ha. asst openedin the new
i brick building belonging to Doc Crury, On
Walnut street, between I'd and Sd, an entire new
stock of Groceries Ind Provisions Heis still receiv
ing from Chicago addition asupEiies which complete
bit stock Ho IL determined OF to be under.old by
any establishment in the city.
COUNTRY Produce will find m ark ct :nd air prc,
as heintends dealing extensively in.producc.
Novle- MARTIN H:BlCT
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
THOMAS HANNA.

A TT0ENEI Al LAW AHp GENERAL LAND,
"A AGENT. Wilton, Musea'i.c Co. 1 va, win
attend ." any Business entrusted to him, in Musoa,
tine. eda-. + stjonns Counties in I.wa, -,
jan1S-d6m-w1y v-.v,5 -.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
FRESH DRUGS
JOHN B. D0UGHERTY

No. 18l Main street, Mt1scdtine, IotDa,
r now in receipt of his fall stock of Drugs, Med
l. icines, Paints Oils, Glass 30,
would bere state that my selections have been
made with personal care, entirely for each NY
took is large ana fatter myself that can Offer
uperior induce ents to Wholesale we'll as retail
'uctomer.. Call and see.
Mayxxiv-tf j. B. DOU9uERTI.
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and baked potatoes, with OH apple pie
for desert. Uncle Luke was in un-
usually good spirits, and never once
apologized for the singular fare he had
placed before his guests.
But they understood the meaning of
it. 1t was intended rs lesson for
them, and they proiised by it.
They brought home the philosophers
stone, and began to live by humber
system. The hired girl was discharged,
and Ellen had so much to do in attend
ing her household duties, that she had
no time to be lonesome, and they were
much happier than when she moved all
day in the parlor and Frcd's business
prospered again. lis paid off his mort
gage, and the piano was duly returned
to them.
Esy- Peculiar collocations Of words
sometimes afford good exercise for read
ing. Scholars may be drilled by them
in articulation and enuncistion. The
boy or girl who can read the following
distinctly, and intelligibly, on the first
trial, is or may become good reader
lie knows his nose. | know he
knows his nose. He said l knew he
knew his nose and if he said he knew
l knew he knew his nose, of course he
knows | know he knows his nose.
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ESTRAY OK.

TAKEN ur by s. L. Foss, residing in tie county
L of Muscadine, State 4 Iowa, and described
before S. BurResser Justice Of the p zee in and
for said county, follows One Zig b. b, indie Ok
true copy of Ju,tice's -turn.
EDWARD II. THAYER,
County dee.
Jsn' 7, 1S5s-jar9 w3r*
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CHEAP READING
CHEAP PICTURES,
CHEAP SCRAP BOOKS.

II old numbers Of any Of tho Maya
zines for One Dollar.
The Pictorials, old numbers-Ballou's
Frank Leslie's, Harper's-Thrse
Cents Each.
Old numbers of the n. Y. Ledger, Flag,
Sat. Eve. Post, Pioayune, &c.-Ons
Cent Each.
7 rev 25 ct. Novels for One Dollar.
10 old 25 ct. g H g
Those who wish any of tho above at wrapping
payer" prices, will do we'll to cali at
Janis BURNEFr'S
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a E MY AND NAVY

=, The express to Gen. Garland, commander of the
United States forces in New Mexico, directing him
to furnish Capt. Marcy additional military es-
cort to Camp Scott, reached Santa Fe on the DIST
ult. This was several days after Capt Marcy had
broken up his camp and was on his march, Gen.
Garland, 1t is understood, Immediately sent an ex-
press to overtake Capt. Marcy, with orders to him
to wait for reinforcement OF troops lie was over.
taken on the Arkansas, somewhere in the vicinity
OF Bents old fort, and there he waiting for the
promised reinforcement. General Garland had or.
dered four companies of United States troops tc
join him as soon possible, but we fear that this
may detain his arrival at Camp Scott for two OF
three weeks.-.& Lo"is Repe5hcoa, April %.
The United States surveying schooner Varina
Lieut.. Com. Craven, from Carthagena arrived al
this port yesterday, all well. Annexed is list O
the names of her ofiicers:-T. A. NJ Craven, Lieu
tenant commanding: VIM. l.. Bradford, master;
Michael OIiara, surgeon
The following are the names of the Typographical
corps sent out 10 survey the Isthnus of Darien:-
Charles ileine, Edward p. Herrick, VIM Campbell
VIM Hawley, 7. j. Smith, Geo. b. Griffin
The U. = steamer San Jacinto, Commander Bell
and sloop-ot-war Portsmouth, Commander Foote
were at Manila February 90
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Last night at the HOLIDAY STREET, MISS CUsH-
MAN played Meg Nerrilies in Cry Naanering, to a
crowded house,-crowded from pit to dome-and
tonight she repeats the same character
Tonight at the New ASSEMBLY, Rooms. the Com
cert OF the Quintet Club to which we alluded yes
terday, comes off and offers rare treat to all lovers
OF good music, of which, we sure, they will not
laii 10 avail themselves BY way IN contrast to
tne cofporeal pleasures which have been provided
Tor our scientific visitors, in the way of banoues
and suppers this concert will afford entertainment
oil more refined and spiritual character, as by
the hberaiity of the "Club," the members of the
Scientific Convention will be entitled to free admis-
sion The presentation of their membership tickets
at the door of the concert room all that is reou
site
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Day Goops Ma
NEW DlnKS

A PRACTICAL CRAv'AR OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE.
with perpetual exercises in speaking and writing.
for the use of schools colleges and private learners
By G. l. Adler, A. N. San5orn, Carter. Bazin a
Co.. Boston. For sale by Cushings & Bailey.
The HAPPY Hone. 6y Kirwan. New York. Har-
per Bros. For sale by Cushings and Bailey
THE HAND But NOT THE Heart; OF. THE TRIALS OF
JESSE LoRING, by T. S. Arthur. New York, Derby
& Jackson, For sale by Henry TAYLOR.
NARRATIVES OF REMARKABLE CONVERSIONS AND R.
yIvAL INCIDENTS. with an account of the great
awakening in 1879. by William c. Cuuont, with
an introduction by Henry Ward Beecher New
York, Derby & Jackson. Published by Henry
Taylor
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The citizens of Buffalo, at public meeting. have
empowered the Mayor of the city to appoint com
lttee TO invite proposals for the erection of the In
ternatlonai bridge over the Niagara river, and to
correspond on the subject with officers of Canadian
railways terminating at Fort Erie.
A Virginia minister refuses to furnish the Stats
tics OF the membership of his church. ON the ground
that to send up those statistics would be to Commit
the people,"
A gentleman who has traversed great nor, &c
Missouri recently, says he never knew the what
crop look SO promising as at present.
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a grand annual convention of the German music
al societies of the Western States will take place in
I!ttsburg, Pa, in June next. The assemblace
will comprise over 900 singers
There are twelve hundred applications for a sim
gle lleutenancy in the army now vacant
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CT FITS! GIFTS!. GIFTSl!
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE No Al Baltim
street, corner of Frederick
nT-2o-dH EVANS & HOYT.
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d | L d

On the S0th ult., ELIZABETH WERNTZ in her SD
year ' " " '
on the 1st instant, CATHiRINE IORMAN. in the 75rb
year of age ~ VIZ '''"
On the Both ultimo, GEORGE MERRIKEN. in the 41st
year of his age.
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NJ A Il X | E d

On the 10Th ultimo, by the Rev Mr.. Deninger GEO s
SlAN to Miss AMELIA R., daughter Of Louis A Wad.
ner, Esq, both of this city.
ON the 18th ultimo, by the Rev. L. Obernyer GAETANO
BASIlANELLI to Miss ADY P. MASTERS both of this
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDESr-By end ,oitz
the odclce and consent Of he Seaofe.-Registers OF
Land Otiice-Davd 4. Curran, at Menasha. Wis.
consin, vice J. \. Bryan whose commission has ex-
PRED; Andrew Hopkins, at Nebraska city, Nebras-
ka Territory. re-appOinted.
Receivers of Public Moneys-Henrv Plowman at
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, re-appointed; A. G. Ell
lis, at Stevens Point. Wisconsin. re-apnointed;
Theodore Rodolf, at La Crosse, Wisconsin, re
appointed
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal continues quite
busy and prosperous, so far as current trade goes
During the week ending Saturday evening last
nnety-one boats arrived at the Georgetown collec-
ton Office, of which above sixty were freghted
with coal from Cumberland. The business OF the
month of April produced at the Georgetown office
alone the sum Of Sll SOL about two-thrds of which
came from tolls on COAL Thus the months account
of the Allegheny Coal Company 81 sos. of Oct
mold Company S120, of the American Coal CoInpa-
ny SO 200, and Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company $1,000.
DEATH or he HoN. J. j. GLcHRIsr, OF THE T. S.
CoCRr or CLArs.-We regret to announce the
death of the Hon. j. j. Gilchrist, Presiding Judge
this city Thursday afternoon last. at the resi-
dence Of his friend, Dir. Whelan, the Chief of the
bureau Of Medicine and Surgery.
Juoge Gllehrist was a profound LAWYER, and dis
charged the duties OF his position with distinguish
ed ability. He was citizen of New Hampshire, and
hsd biied the first judicial Office in the Statethat
o. chei Justice; and upon the establishment of the
U9art Of Claims by Congress appointed by Pres
t t rlerce one Of the judges. Judge G. in
had every prospect of long career of honor and
usefulness before him. His death is greatly lament
ed by his associate judges, and his acouaintances
generally, TO whom he had endeared himself by the
many excellent qalities of his head and heart
His remains were taken on Friday morning to his
native State.-Sdtes.
At New Orleans John Daley and p Murphy. two
boys convicted of murder, have been sentenced to
the penitentiary for life.
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!. NJ. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
THE lest EVER OFFERED FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
1o% i'nurrHvrn
H. To Clergymen Of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches we offer our Family Ma
chine at hafprice.
W. f. FREDERICK,
- 1eZ4u Agent.
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From Inc 81 Loris Ccmmercioy List
DC 1t does not dye, but gives life, health. and
beauty 70 the dec lyn@ falling and dead res orip as If
by magic that which supposed be revoca1lv lost
Heal; nearly bald, and others nearly white are daily no
ing changed to their pristine beauty and faces coyersd
with pimPle' rendered smooth ar infants and
pushing rose by the of Prof Woods Hair r.
St0rd,ive.
CAUTIoN.-Eeware Of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different names Use
none unleG the words professor Woodss Hair Resor-
tive Depot, St Louis, No, and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicine
Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
ap22 81 and 90 Bal,inorc sirc,,
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HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, May 8, 1858
report Of Deaths in Ire city Of Baltimore for the tyee
eaRinn NDndGI NOrni inn
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
For Families, Manufacturers and Others
"In own family we use one of Wheeler & WILSON,,
machines and we cannot imagine thing more perfect
Ed. ". Y. Evangelist.
l2S BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
feZ2H W. MERRILL, Agent
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JoHNsoN'S SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE $50, $40, and $50
For BEAUTY and durability STITCH finish and design
is nat er eHed by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, $23, and So
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and maize strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Saiesroom No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
api9-t l.. D. CHASE, Agent.
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Amasemfats.


HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
III MESSRS. KUNKEL & CO.. Lessees
MR.. JOHN 7. FORD, Sole Manager.
RE-ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS CHARL OTTE CUSRMAN.
Tuesday Evening, May 4, 1858
To commence with
GUY MANNERING
Meg MeTilies. Miss Charlotte Cushman
Col ManneIing .....................M Mr.. Langdon,
Special NOTICE.
Thiscelebrated play viii constitute The entire evenings
performance
RATES OF ADMISSION:
Dre's Circle, Parquette and Orchestra Chairs cts
Family Circle and Galleries ................25 cts
" Doors open at hafpast g. performance to commence
at hallrast o'clock.
A HREND'S QUINTET CONCERTS.
IN THIRD SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT
on THIS TUESDAY,, Nay Az,
Commencing at o'clock at the
NEW ASSE MBLY ROOMS
PRoGE ANNE:
1-overtuI king Yvetot. ............. Adam
2-Misereri from II Trovatore Verdi
S-Souyenir de Spt-Solo, Violincello.. Servai
4-Geister Swngen Waltz........... ........ Lanner
o-Duo-Fra plavolo' ............'.....S. Hummer.
II.
d-oyH;ure-Aampa. ....................... Herod.
9o,r nf i,a schuberh
[-SounuS Of Hynell-M alta. ............. Lanne".
4-FantaisC-Ni lillian Te'l...................B eriot.
5-Ovefture-Fra DiavOo. ............ Aubar
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS EACH-to b. HI at McCaf.
frey and Wigs MI Store, and at the door on the
PS.-The Grtud P;ano ur.l On .p.s CO., ION is from
the mannfac oy Of, and hoe Len kindly rendered by
MessrS VIM. KnaSe & Co.
m MI 80 ''' '"s'n''' on account o. the We ther
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3mhtrs an9 3ruktrs.

BANK OF ,o,,,.,no,, nn,-.,-.-
- JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co
itII- iank RECE,N rs UErUSIrB AND cnA&TS
DISCOUNTS Makes Advances on Collections and Dapcr
deposited for sale, and transacts the i~
EICH1NGE BUSINESS
In all its departments.
COLLECTIONS
Receive special attention Returns made with promrt
ness at charge Of ONE QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT.
COMMISSION.
pondence and
LARGE CASH CAPITAL
we are enabled to transact most favorable terms bust
ness intruStcd to
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & Co.
my9-tf
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DROF. J. r. CODET'S
IL GRAND FLORAL MAY BALL.

pa Baltimore S.
HISTORY OF TIE UNITED STATES
VOLUME VII
Beins Nolume One of the American Revolution BY
GEO. BANCROFT.
Octavo-Uniform with previous volumes
This is the first of four volumes which will embrace
period of the American Revelation from the blockade Of
Boston to the treaty of peace ut Paris in 1882
As there will doubtless be great demand for the His
tory of the Revolution independent of preceding vol
umes of the wo.k These four volumes will also be pub
lished separately the American Revolution. Vols / II
III, "; with title page and binding to correspond
JAS. 6. WATERS,
my42t 2ii Baltimore street
-4ee~zc>ss FOR DOSTON-SATURDA
S9aa May Sths at O'Clock P M-The well
tzSSss52-ssZs known favorite Side-Wheel STEAMSHIP
JoSEPtt WHITNEY. 1000 tons, Sol. Howcs commander
will leave her wharf, foot of Long Dock for Boston
punctually above
For passage. having excellent accommodations
Apply to HENRY d. MEAIiS gent,
. Office at Steamers Wharf
Fare Sl20O, including meals and state rooms
my+jt
= OTICE-AT A MEETING OF THE
: STOCKHOLDERS Of the MOUNT VERNON COM
FANI thefoliowing gentlemen elected OFFICERS
oil s2d Company to for the ensuing twelve months.
PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM KENNEDY.
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JOIN > GIITINGs BENZ. II. WILLIAMS
Holm 5. CUTTINGS & Co.
- BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
CORNER SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS
BUY and sell on commission Stocks and Securities of this
and other markets
ADVANCES made on Stocks, Notes and other Collat-
erals negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
INTEREST allowed on deposits and Banking bushes
transacted generally. ano tf
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ID Fl. S SULLIVAN
< ST0CK AND BILL BROKER
BUYS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION ALL THE Sc
CuRlTlES OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS.
NtGOTlATES BILLS, NOTES AND LOANS
OFFICE, "a SECOND STREET.
mr17-tf /(or.,or oe It.,,o7,,,, IL. ,
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IlpHAH " iillliHGE, AARON FENT0N,
JOHN WILLIAMS. BENJAMIN DEFORD
baltimore Nay ID 1858. my44t
~ PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
iii FIRST CLASS DWELLING on NORTH CHARLES
- STREET. NEAR FRANKLIN STREET. THE RES
lDENCE OF NM. II. GATCTEIL, Esq-On TUESDAY
May lIh- we viii sell by public auction, at l O'Clock
n at the Exchange, the large and VERY desirable four
story BRICK DIV EILING No. III North Charles street
with BACK Building, few doors south OF Franklin street
me lot fronts so feet on the east side Of Charles street and
runs back about l2G feet alley The house is built
IN the best manner; has gas throughout and water fix
spect most desirable residence for large and geDtesl
family There is also conmodious brick STABLE in the
rear OF the lot The property is in fee simple
Tue TERMS OF SALE will be liberal and made known
at time of sale GIBSON g. 90
my4-ts. IrCtionooi.,
4 NitS Is TO GIVE NOTICE thai the sub
scri3ef has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
umore cry letters of administration on the estate of
SIEPHEN W. MARSHALL, late of said CITY deceased
Al persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the Sd day of No
Eenper next they may. otherwise by law be excluded
rom all bencftoF said Given under my hand this
Sd day of May, 1858.
my+law+Yt CHARLES MONMONIER. .fdB.r.
400 BAGS RIO COFFEE PART
fOOSTRICTLY PRIME
400 Rags CHOICE WHITE LAGUAYRA-PART
STRICTLY PRIME.
For sale by GEORGE SLATER,
my4u 10 Commerce street
ISRAEL COHEN,
Il STOCK, ELL AND NOTE BROKER
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-04
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1858.

R1- Having been once more a mar
tyr 10 u country's welfare, by serving
a one OF the "chosen to inspect the
roads and leTees of the 9Th Ward Of
this parish, our time has been so far con-
sumed as to prevent any attention to our
paper this week. Our readers will, there
fore, abuse to their hearts, content, the
Road and Levee Inspector Of the 9Th
Ward, for having ruthlessly torn away
from his quiet, sober home, the editor Of
this paper, thereby depriving them OF
the usual amount OF interesting matter
always found in the columns of the ST.
GAR PLANTER.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-04

The "OLD DoMIk1oa CoFFEE Por,*
Reader, are you fond Of cntfftr--tlle
pure, unlef!ed, uuadul.ered article -
Well, you q have 1t in The twink'ing Of
several Sleeps tails, by g'ing i,nmeI'-
atets tn PIPER Il BRADFORD S. and pu r.
chasing one of their Incompatible Oh
Dominion Cofse Pots" Ever since VIZ
purchased o,r, Some days ago. W" |,ssr
d'ned. break'astrd aud sul'ped exclusive
ly upon coffee. 1t is. III ,usl,1uiop-a
firm fixture. aud, i'll f"e the only ,"f-e
pot known Ito the world ut lars e ~ beng
capable Of making the best and nos,
delicious cnfv.. Go. and get Quo if you
want the pure juice Of the benv.
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NEGROES FOR SALE

.PLAErAr1os<AND: NEGROES 0 SALE
A spleedid chance A-CoL Joseph s
Williams, of this parish, offers for sale
bis fine plantation, With the negros, stock:
etc. This establishment is ohs Of largest
and best stocked pIanlationsin the State
1t being situated nearly opposite the
city Of Baton Rouge, and the Crosse.
Tete d Opelousas Railroad running
through it, makes it one Of the most de
ssrab!e plantations ID the South. A de-
sire to engage in business more congenia!
to bis taste, is the only inducemen: for
Col. w. to sell out.. Persons desiring to
purchase a No.. l plantation should call
and examine this beautiful. property
Terms and conditions made known OH
application to Col. WILLIAMS, or tn his
agents i'' New Orleans, Messrs J. W.
BURaR1DkE d CO. See advertisement,
in another column. "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-04

= PARTICULAR AND SPECIAL NoT1oE.--
If the heartless and audacious individual,
who, without the knowledge of getting
nothing for his trouble before his eyes,
attempted to break into our printing Of
Zee on Friday night: last, will only try
the experiment again, we solernnly protn-
ise him he shall not be scared off by the
sight Of a h~stchet-armed typo in full
Georgia Costume, minus the spurs We
Ike to accommodate all visitors, even if
they do come during the wee sna'
hours" Come again, and bring your
family and knitting, aud stay a month
or two. Do! ..'*@.'-'