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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-08
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Corner of walnut and Front Streets,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and WiIIOW-Ware, Paper
Cordase, RoOfng Material, &c.
wood Ware.

WOOD ~ are.
200 pkgs c0lored Buckets; PCS doz band boxes;
$50 dozen bail boxes; zoo . Hamcs;
200 nests Tubs painted; 200 zinc Wash Boards;
375 dozen vanished and Il ) 600 i'OW Handles;
three huop Buckets; 20 nests white pine tubs;
OF 600 std broom handles 1875 600 fishing Poles;
l75doz W te cedar Buck assorted Liquor Kegs;
200 - Tar Cans: 10 dOZ b. Is Cehtr cans
800 pkgs half bush meas rs q nest bxs, varnish'd
IS doZ. pine churns, asst zoo - painted Tubs and
Is " b. b. cedar g keelers;
100 nests white cedar tubs lbs doz well buck is, asst
Basket ware.
200 Willow Wagons com i7OO nts Germ markt b'kts;
$50 extra; 30 - Clothes -
800 Carts, common; 400 doz Feed Baskets, in
500 ex fall tops store and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs: 200 doz. assorted Market
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra rs doz chdren's Rattan
$50 doz Willow and Rattan and Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; doz. ast'd Office Chairs;
Rattan and Willow yerv nice and cool for summer;
Also, Ciothc Hampers; imported Fancy Baskets
Work, Fruit and Flower stands. Also, Willow work
made 10 order.
Fancy Goods.
Ioo doz Feather busters; 100 bales Acant Mats;
5UU =. asst'd shoe brushes 80 Jute Bark and Skclc-
100 cy. scrub Mats;
IS Rocking Horses: rs doz. Toy Air Pistols.
CordaGe, Twfnes, dc.
100 coils !. and x inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
10 - Ia 10 inch = $50 q
$50 " =, "a TO inch g - assorted;
20 reels bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
250 doz Cotton Pow Lines and Red Cord
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords 100 bales Carpet Chain;
900 Ibs broom TIVE hempil 500 lbs Wool Irvine;
$500 - fax - - $40 g Seine Irvine;
lT5 bales Batting; so reels Hemp Packing;
25 NicSng: rs coils tarred Rope;
so Wrapping Irvine, $50 " Jutc Rope.
Paper.
500 bundles lFrInd) Tanaermau's Wrapping Paper
500 hcCregors
1000 rcamS IOckand
$50 realms Tea Paper; rs rcams Shoe Paper;
I-5 Batting -
81 900 lbs roofing dry l5 900 lbs roofg, satur'td
Candies, Sc.
Star Candles, lard OIL opal Candles, Stearine Can
dies Starch, German Soap, &c.
Iron Round Kegs.
full stock OF Iron bound Kegs, assorted sizes for
Druggists and Liquor dealers use, constantly on
hand.
(hurns.
Pine Churns, IS, 20, -, and % inches;
Cedar To- 49, 20, and %
Brass Hoop Churns IL, IS, 20, and % inches;
Rcd Cedar Id, IS, 20, and %
Painted 20, %, and -
PaTrel - 10, Is, 20, and - -
Hanes.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue Hames;
Steam bent Top and Plank Top
For sale by -. VI. BARRETT,
myI4 Corner Walnut and Front streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-08
For Rent.

THAT convenient frame dwelling on the I4zznl
Il Franklin Turnpike road, the first aHEs
TolIgate, now occupied by J. A MccamPbeiI, aslzR
Esq The house contains four rooms besides
kitchen servants rooms etc, and has thirty acres Of
ground attached
ss Suitable furniture be purchased by the ten
ant if desired.
a9- Possession given Immediately.
Apply to \. v =. IINTSlEY,
Nov l6-u No So College 81.
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Dwelling for Sale.

AN Offering for sale neat dwelling College ~.
J. just beyond the Medical College. I4e H1se Is u
brick, contains good ROOMS cistcTn &c, and will BE-
cold Al great bargain. For ternls apply 10
Nov. 26-L A Y. = IISpSIkY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-08

FINllE 1aXFaycgs notified that the
rcii for the year ls5S, non ou file the County
Court Clerk OiCe and viii remain there until the let
LAY OF brGary next. for Inspection and correction
II Helped that huse interested Will attend tins
ter Immediately - the Coectors Books must be made
up a. soon aiter the lsi February possible.
W q. LANIER,
jani2-u Assessor
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Rank of NasI,yiile.

II HAVE for sale large amount OF property which
viii sell for Notes OF the Bank - Nashville,
tined checks on at the prices that have always
asked for the property.
Sept. 29-u A v. s. iINfEIEf.
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Hats and Cars for Men. Bows and ChildrrD

] HAVE received direct from the man -.
~ ufactores all the latest tyles OF Winter So
80 and Spring HATS asid cas-, consisting "a
- in part Of thu best Cashmere soft Eur Hats OF
ali qualities. Also, full assortment Of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps VIII be sold on the most
y. H. CUTTER,
No. SO and 80. cor, of broadway and College SITS,
JANIS Nashville Tenn
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For Sale.

TNHAT valuable business stand Market street. al
Il joining the Warehouse Of A Hamilton, a,cn
pied by Conley ss q clothing store, Of the beSl
stands In the city for any retail establishment Pc,
very moderate. Apply TO
Nov. 26-u A Y. =. IINfSIfY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-08
NEW ROU1 e TO MEMPHIS.
TennesS, G & Alabama Railroad.

- g51..iizt3 s=Tsg=s 81
INRuM ID alter Monday september .th 1881 Trains
L viii follows.
GOING SOUTH
,sSfNCER. TKE1Glr A rASENoEl
Leave ashAille 6.l5 n. m. $50 p.
Arrv ~ Thompson $40 a. ~. S25 D. m.
GOING NORTH
Lea e Thompson $50 q. m. ats y. IA
AIMEE Al Nashville 1918 a. m. 5I4 D. IN.
irssengers from Nashville by the Morning Train
b akfsst Franklin.
tAEcs connect with the Trains at Thompson
through Tickets for Sieml hts Nayncsboro' Jack
n, nlscumbIa Florence, Pulaski, and Columbia can
Ice procured al The GENERA! stage UIhce, under tbe We
andah Hotel, Nashville.
". On PERKINS
sept III Superintendent
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coal, COAL. COAL.!.
Eu,broidered Shirts.

TUsT received 600 BEsksIs Il Cost fron Beih
81 Miaes, viii sell Al 10 aud 20 per bHshel,
doc.4-lm l. Z. PORT, Aga
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A valuable bushes. Lot for sale.

A Valuable Business Lot for sale.
II AM Offering for sale that valuable Lot Mar
u ket street adjoining the store OF Morris Mathews
The Lot fronts So eet Market and back oT feet
towards Front street.
Il would one Of the best stands for wholesale
Grocery store In the city. For tsrms apply 20
ssIt 10. A.v !. 31NtEjIy
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II. C.. McNAIRY g. CO..
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. So COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville. Tennessee.

WE HAVE now in store unusually large and
w elegantly assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
OF every description, and prepared 10 offer
greater Inducements to persons wishing articles IN our
line, than il has been our pleasure IN do. Our
stock, both 10 quality and variety, viii compare
with any in the country and prices shall be as low
as il is possible for them be- Citizens and strangers
visiting the city will do well TO give stock early
and thorough examination feel wecan make IL u
their interests We would call the attention Of the
buyers particularly the following departments in
business:
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NOTICE.

THE enc Stock OF Ready Made Clothing kat the Anc
L ton Rooms OF HenI. r.. shieids,) viii bs
open for a days lou ger
Persons wishing 10 supply themselves Will do well
call without further delay.
lanlb-u BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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LEATHER Betting.

= 000 FEET on hand, Of all sizes from two 70
D.Ooo twelve inches wide. An extra lot Of
strong lace Leather; 10 all Of which invite the at
tentnn Of all planters aud machincst 70 Ia. above
articles which Will be sold the best terms for cash
at Nos 80 and 80, corner OF Broadway and College
streets
Jhl-S b. r. GUTTER.
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For Rent or Sale.

lust received direct sfom AeN York, 20 FiFkins
.I For sale by tascs-uI X l. WEAKLY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-08
CIoalx.. shawI.. and scarfs.


We have now the largest and most elegantly assorted
stock in this way ever in the country many Of
which were imported by Messrs A. T. Stewart Co,
of New York expressly for our sales. IT. Vcvcts,
have them at all prices from SIS to 800. We have
also Black and Grey Cloth and Beaver ramas and long
Coaks etc, for ladies and children in all qualities al
from three dollars mp. Shaws in all and quail
ties both square and long, from the most ordinary 20
the most elegant. Also just received fresh invoice
Of those elegant high coored, all six, Chenele Shawls
that really beautiful
Laces and EmbrOiderfes.
In this line our stock is superb-embracng all the
novelties Of the Collars and Sleeves SEPARATE
Bridal Wells and Handkerchief, Lace Fails, real and
imitation; Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings and Flounc-
ings. Real Valencennes, Point Applique Laces, lnesr
ings, etc, etc.
Honse Furnishings.
81 1914 10 by l2-4 10 by IA, 10 nv 1O-4. namask
Table Cloths Ga, IA 81 and 1o4 Table namask by
the yard All sizes, Colored Wool Union. and Cotton
Table Cloths Plaid striped Toinettrs. NAPKINS, to-
gether wthall kinds Of Diapers IoHelInGs Marsetles
quilts etc, etc Also all widths Cotton and Linen
Sheetngs Pillow Linens, Domestics, etc, etc
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin Lanes, all colors, with trimmings To
match Elegant Reps Chintz colors with trimmings
TO match Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all Wool,
Union and Cotton Damask, in great variety, together
with COrnices, Curtain Pins and Bands.
Carpetings and OiI-CIoths.
Real Wilton Carpets. Elegant Velvet ana Brussels,
IN great variety Elegant Phys and Ingrains, the In
grains the largest and best assorted have
offered and at lower prices Also Velvet and Brus-
sells Hair and Hall Carpets: TITLED and Plain Venetian,
all widths, together with Fits, Druggets Crumb-
Cloths, Rugs, Mats, etc. etc. We are prepared 10
make and put down Carpets al the shortest notice We
have large lot Of Floor OIL Cloths Of the best makes,
and in all widths, which We will in any shape to
suit purchasers.
Staple Goods.
We have an unusually large lot Of all kinds Of Do
nestle Goods Bleachcd and Brown CottOns; Wool,
Union, and Cotton Flannels Striped Cottons for ser
wants in great variety; Heavy goods for house and
field servants Prints Ginghans, Hosiery, Gloves, in
short every thing in line and at prices that Cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
tan25 r. C. McNAIRY < co.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

y. &. II o Is Il RI SON,
broadway, Nashville,
AS just received 81 boxes Cream Cheese:
Ii IS boxes iglRh Dairy
50 Western Reserve
10 barrels Walkers Ale, fresh;
= CEan6erries, o.
IS . Oranges, IN good order;
Lemons,
few more New Work -lIe PUMPS LEFT and VIII be
sa.I cheap b. J. O. ROBtRISOS,
Wholesale and Retail Confectionery
janS Broadway Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-08

The stamp .ronnd each 20, xlTl bar she names
q The Proprietor aud u the uaite stsics agvnts
Druggists and fsaiers win observe o. each dazrn
package tfss lolioNins label
IzroErasT cSuros--fhe Increased repstatlea and
great demand Thorss Couii9aE1 Extract Cfal-
Ia aud s4rsa,aFh, have heen Inducements Tor othcfs
70 osrr aalfaiinax a thss valuable nsiiue yeafoxs
are tzsrftniarlg ware ~ thls fact that they Ray be
on ssser guard and nf d4s5sf - any inpaFe article
csculaca AZURE tAer rspalatsan AMI destroy tbs
merits q tse ofiSsssl psepaFHassa 10 sssaie shrh
ae Subscriber fxgcesseF 20 J4aazs fsrFatt ~ xausn
4 wsz ARA infreiucet into tbs Fnlfed stsfpsi has
lAeh-d his Signature tbs cAnfi8z 70 counterfeit
whlcb 4 forgery. loan a rAksASF
Aaarr>s esdess fnr lle sbosp 4rsie ~isl ran asrec-
tisl4z fos khlpz.rat %
JOIN A rARf,AST GO, Dru<ssss.
No 11s, srecsuths cnruez h@Erea -, y, Y.
p<c- 1--<zi3. stt
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Carpetin.s and OiI-CIoths.
LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
For Rent.

For Rent.
1.-TWO handsome and comfortable BRICK -
i DWELLINGS, Nos. = and ClaboTnc's EaEH
Row. These houses are new and well finish lAEE-I
ed the rooms OF good size, with high ceilings
the houses well ventilated HydTaEt water in the lots
and the occupants have the privilege of the Free
Schools and the right educate their children without
charge. Claiborne's Omnibus runs regularly every
hour from these houses the Square At the low price
of cents. Apply 70
A V. $. LINISLEY,
Dec. 2-dtf L. T. GLASCOCk.
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Dress Goods.

Together with an endless variety Of medium snC
low priced Silks, in FlOunces Robes guile and by
the yard in Plain, Plaid Strpe, and Raysderes alS'
Satin-Faced and Double Twilcd Merinoes and Cash
meres Great variety Of all Wool and Union Plaids
Mousdelaines, and every thing new and desirable il
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-08
CHEAP SOLE-LEATUER.

ID {. ANtEkSON, Nos - and - College street,
have II store and for sale, heavy lot of excel
lsnt Oak Tanned sole Leather II - per pound
Gail SON yUu ..h bargains IA any kind II leather
y. 4 c. ANDERSON,
Nos. as aud ~ College street
Janl:-U Few doors from Broad.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

How ARE THE M1eHrr FALEENl
The old Court house, that so"1ong
echoed.the tones Of all our parish
Websters, Calllouns and Clays for
thirty years at least, has fallen into
the hah DDS of a cooper, and daily
may the noise Of his occupation be
heard, where once the mighty voice
of legal e~loquence spoke in thunder
Of right and wrong, justice and nd. IN
Justice until the very echo applaud
ed again. The sound produced BY
the vdcuum in the barrels, reninds
us much Of the vacuum in the era
NUNS of the "learned Thebans'
who formerly expounded in that
building.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

eE The editor Of the Iberyille
Sentinel has been paying a visit to
the New Orleans Mint, where hoe
witnessed the extraordinary !, opera
ton of coming money. This seems
to have weighed so heavily upon
his mind that upon returning home
he makes a singular announcement
to the following effect, that " it is
perfect nonsense to show the face
Of a bill in this office, unless the
visitor knows better than ol',uirsself
where to hustle up a little Of. the
needful /" We don't know what 10
think of such strange freak, unless
the Mint, and the fish that Charley
brought smoking to the table, has
discomposed his nerves. In anotlhl-
er place he notifies the members Of
the Legislature that that number Is
not a fair specimen Of its charac-
ter! Well, if he amt gone mad,
downright stark, staring mad.#dThe
sight Of those Mint drops has pro-
ven a drop too much for him We
sadly fear! ..-. -.. sai i.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

SAN MICHEL BEL1GERENT.-lt1s
not often our little cherub ola town
is disturbed by broils, battles, or
other. misdemanors, and therefore
has won the welEmerited soubsi-
quet of the "model town Of the
State. But our innocent peace and
quietness was this week by the rude
hand Of violence, made the scene Of
two or three battered nasel organs,
and the total eclipaing Of several
pair of optics. Theinsidious wiles
Of Capt. Bald~face crept into the
caputs Of several San .MichelIisns
and stole away their brains, aridthe
consequence was the. Disagreement
above mentioned, ofseyeral features
in the human face divine. Noar-
rests were made from the fact that
every body wanted to see the fight
out, which done, every body took q
Kentucky drink, and cheered the
vietors. The proposition to build
q jail by our parish fathers will DO
utterly and totally repudiated by
the San Aichellians as barbaro1s,
outlandish, and being opposed 70
the bylaws and constitution Of CIR
little village.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

ME. II. J. Puokrrr, our Collec-
tor for Baton Rouge will expert
ence the felicity of waiting upon
our subscribers next week for the
amount am y Of tie bills to the Pzoutesr,
which We know they are extremely
anxious to settle: We; hope our
patrons p..ta':ii won't turn him away empty
handed for we owe others and must
pay up as well as live ourself.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

REPORT OF THE SUGAR CRor OF
WEST BATON RouGE.-We intend
publishing on or about the first OF
February, q complete and detailed
statement Of the sugar crop Of this
parish, for the years 1878, with
: suchremarks as we maydeem neees-
sary to the same. Any ofour plant
ing friends, merchants or others
wanting extra copies Of the number
Of our paper containing the report,
will please send in their orders pri-
or to that time, or they cannot be
furnished. ">'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

AN EARLY TaADE.--The ac-
counts from the West, tits said, are
that the merchants viii take an ear
ly start, and be in the Atlantic cities
in 6 great at numbers during the present
N: month Of January. The stocks OF
goods On hand are very small, and
much more so, probably, than was
ever before known, and, generally
speaking, an early and good busi-
ness viii be done with the West
this season.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

Stepping a day or two since, into
the large Warehouse ofBARBEE &
BENJAMIN, we found both gentle
men and their employees as busy as
bees in attending to their business.
The hard times seems to have but
little effect upon this house if We
are to judge from the business it
seems to be doing. Their establish
ment is worthy Of a visit from any
one laboring under the impression
that there are no large wholesale
houses in the State out of New Or.
leans. The business of Messrs., B.
& 3. We are confident will equal
that Of any establishment in New
Orleans, and can afford as great
facilities INSTRUMENTATION to its
patrons, as well as in the superior
quality Of the articles sold.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

g}{t#TF3F**#. f.st ap-Nt F. t=-
/. The WEAruER.-For the last few
days the weather has been bad
enough to make asaint swear: Driz~
s zllee, sloppy, ff foggy, muddy and dir
ty, our.planters are having wretch
ed time Of it planting. Testing
aside, we have never experienced
more disagrreeeaablo weather for the
season--it retards: business Of all
kinds-keeps the. dear crinolines
within d~oors-:gives every one the
"horrors," and threatens to do q
great deal worse in eaaaauG. ,.a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

MAsoy1c.-We learn that a num-
Der of our residents, members of
the fraternity, are about establish
ihg q Lodge Of Masons in this par
ISL West Baton. Rouge, is we be-
.lieve, the only parish in the State
that has no representation in the
Grand Lodge. We wish the Lodge
all possible success. :.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

- u Fl ~
they would Be willing TO surrender !. :.
tue city, or to any one who would rel;..,.
them OF its care. With this dif6chl's
removed, we are again assured bv lay
Ing members OF the Council, thai NV
would with a view Of fostering and prc,
tectlng the great interest Of Louis;pn.
lease to al association Of planters. e.,
term OF Yeas, without charge, the abors
described space, and that they would 81.
tborlze the erection Of suitable imnro,a
ments thereon, and by the ENACTMENT r.
the necessary ordinances, give power T.
tax such property as should be protects5:
b ysuch improvements, to an extent.w|l,iicl,,
should give a fair return fof the inrssa'
msnt, and that such tau might be- soYsc.
uIated and imposed, rs 10 amount II i.
exclusion of all descriptions of propelt,
except sugar and molasses- thus devoi'
ing the whole space above described -
the purposes Of q sugar mart. - !"
We have also made careful estimates
u lhe eosls u Tue IoiloWng improve.
ments: . n ",
Say a suitable platform to cover
the entire surface ----------s3efoo
Slate roofs, supported by iron col &C. S,r
u'nns, to cover two-thirds Of the -
s"slace $4,000
In all ~------$1 o5,ooo
Estimating that during twelve months,
there would be landed upon this sugar
mart 100000 hlds. sugar, which slL,ouI :
pay each a lax Of ten cents, and 800,
900 bbls. molasses, which should EXCL,
pay tive cents, a revenue would be- d.
rived ct $4,000 per annum. All Of
which, is respectfully submitted. ''*
NJ. Q. H. NOTION.
Now Orleans, April 9th 1856. ,. ass
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

~" The river is still rising at
this point, and many who pretend
at least to know, predict unusually
high water. tits high enough now,
in all conscience sake. "'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16
Sugar Planters Convention.

During the month OF Aprll1oob
d number Of sugar ga planters Of thjilE
State, with D view Of remedyine
many evils arising from the sale Q
sugars uponthe New Orleans levee
met in convention in that city fol
the purpose above mentioned. After
a thorough organization Of the con
vention, 6 committee Of six mem
bers was appointed toselecta suita
BILE location for a Suga~ Mart, where
sugars and molasses could be stored
from the inclemency Of the wealth:
er, and where it could remain du-
ring the pleasure of the planter IN.
til sold. The committee made q
report see. 9th cozuman,] which
was adopted, although it did not
meet with the same favor as the re-
port Of a sub committee, appointed
by the first committee to confer
with the authorities ofthe city, and
to ascertain the cost oferecting sheds
etc., for a Sugar Mart. [See 5th COL
ua1aa, report Of sub committee.]
The report Of the sub committee,
meeting the entire endorsement of
the convention, committees were
appointed for every sugar-growing
parish of the State, to collect sub
scriptions and who were to report
from time to time, progress to the
parent committee in the city. This
is d brief outline of the labors Of
the convention, and we merely re-
fer to it in order to refresh the
Of our readers upon the sub
1ect.
The season of'56-7, proving so
to the sugar planters, all
interest in. the prosecution Of the
matter ceased, and by many it was
supposed to have fallen through
But not So. It is an absolute ne
cessity to the sugar planters, and it
will be persse1vereed@ ii until success
AT the earnest solicitation of a
number of sugar planters of this
we once more start the ball
n favor of this project, and ask the
cooperation Of not alone the.
;ity press, but our country bretl-
Ell throughout the suggar-growing
'ection Of our State, in urging the
PLANTERS to holdsanother con invention
New Orleans, say IN April next,
O complete what has been SO well
'egun. Our planters are now at
eisure, and when all can Withdraw
from their plantations
0 attend to this business. We are
onvinced that the, project Of build
no this Mart meets with more IA
or now, not alone with planters,
ut all who do business with them
I New Orleans, than it ever did.
we intend to urge in every issue
ntil successful, the necessity of re-
aning this work, we will finish
lis call to all interested, in the Ian
uage Of the chairman Of the COM
"After SO much has been
lid upon the subject, it is almost
eedless for us"to urge the necessi-
of prompt and energetic action.
Te consider that there is a large
lterest at stake, and one which
an be materially guarded and pro-
loted, by carrying out the sngges-
ons indicated in the late conven~
on 1t is now for the planters
lemselves to act, and we have no
oubt they will do 50 ffavorably and
romptly, by subscribing to the ex-
mt Of one dollar per hogshead of
4 average crop"
Stepping a day or two since, into
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