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MERCHANTS INCREASING THEIR STOCK, and
requiring additional Insurance. directed to the HOW
ARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-office, corner OF
Howard and Clay Streets who prepared to extend their
line on deslrablerlsks. au27-3t
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[. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,

IE'T NV I'D ''I. W
EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET.
FL To Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches we offer our Family Ma
chine at half-price.
fe2Itf An.
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I'd DEFENDERS OF BAITTMORE ~

W 1914 AT meeting of the Executive Committee of
the ELLIS MCCOMAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
the following resolution was unanimously adopted
ReS0tced That all those who engaged in the defence
OF baltimore in 1914 be and they hereby respectfully
invited to Join in the ceremonies to take place the 18th
september next at the nterment Of the of Wells
and McComas in Ashland Square.
Those who accept the above invitation will please renor
as early as possible to the undersigned.
Carriages &c, will be furnished to accommodate those
who join with us
By order of the Executive Committee
au26dtl3S W. II. QUINCY, Sec'y
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Coz

IMPROVED SEWING Machines
For Families Manufacturers and others
I'm our own family of Wheeler Il Wilson,
machines and cannot imagine thing more perfect
I'D. N. y. EUdRgeiiSt
l26 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
ieZZ-u. W. MERRILL Agent5
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A. DUSHANE

4. DUSHANE
eB COMMISSION PAPER DEALER
No 40 s. CHARLES STREET. NEAR LOVRARD
BALTIMORE MD
Has just received and offers for sale large and well
assorted stock of Writing, Printing Book and Wrapping
fapes Binders, Trunk. Straw, Bonnet Boards &c JIav
ing been appointed agent by Thaddeus Davids Co for
the sale OF their unrivaled Mucilage Ink Sealing Wax
BLACK sand, &c he is prepared furnish them at the
to his stock generally Paper of every description made
tO ord nj sbo
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KINDLING WooDl KINDIING WOoDri

KINDLTNG WooDl KNDLING WoopI!
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE
Sdlced and Spit by Machineru
OwinGto the constantly increasing demand for this wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
delivering it, am now prepared to fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WOoD, of any length or size
delivering it to any part of the city free carriage
anteeing the quantity that contained in cord be-
fore being sawed and split JAS H. JoHysov
Proprietor City Steam Wood Mill.
R1Toffice corner of Baltimore and North streets over
Patriot Office.
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In accordance with the provisions of an act of
Congress approved May 4. 1853, entitled "'An act
Union,'' the undersigned Board of Commissioners
having carefully canvassed the returns received by
them of the election held the first Monday in Aug
ust 1858, on the propositions therein submitted and
made in conformity with the requirements of said
act have ascertaned the vote to be by counties and
precincts as follows
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E-p WELLS & McCOMAS MONTL
~ MENT ASSDCI ALTON

N Office. FERDINAND POI ,STER i
no longer authorized to collect money or oberuia
act as agent for the undersigned 'i"lse
WIN. GAEBLE & CO.
auol+t Per Aug, Tn. Berg Atty
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GllllTts

f7:;1 WANFED.-A comfortable two-story
HHil DWELLING, with passage and back building
- west OF ana not more than fifteen minutes walk
from Calvert and Baltimore Streets Rent not exceed
$500 ADDRESS ?. T., OFFICE OF DAILY EXCHANGE,
my22tf
M ANTED TO RENT.-A small Dwell
V ing within ten minutes walk of South and Ba-
more streets, rent not to exceed $3.50 Address IN
RIlltER, Office of Daily Exchange. iy26-tf
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au26-tm
DHNNIX STEAM MARBLE WORKS


CORNER SHARP AND GERMAN STREETS.
Persons owning family lots in public cemeteries or pri
Nate burial grounds respectfully invited call before
purchasing elsewhere and examine the stock of
MONUMENTS. TOMBS. HEADSTONES &c
Or the best American and Italian marble now finished
and for sale at the above establishment The ASSORTMENT
which is large embraces original designs choice
selections from the most appropriate and beautiful artists
structures IN modern use. Also, MARBLE STATUES
GARDEN VASES, FOUNTAINS, and other ornaments
appropriate for Gardens, Dwellings, Grave lots on.
stantly on hand.
ALEXANDER GADDESS Proprietor
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The Livingston Democrat of the 18th inst, saws.
We learn that the boil worm is becoming very de
structiyc to cotton. The present showcry weather
is very favorable to them. The crop in this county
promises to be a small one.
For some weeks past the hope has been INDUCED
that the present years cotton crop notwithstanding
the overflow of the Mississippi would be at least an
average one. Within the last week or two. how
ever, accounts of most unfavorable nature have
reached us from many sections Much damage is
being done to the crops by the rust and worms and
as August and September are regarded as the most
critical period of the cotton season. and as the dam
age has begun so early in August, and as the dis
asters to the cotton to increase as the country
grows older, we fear that all calculations of rood
crop will be disappointed. Some few will doubtless
make good crops-for that is always the case-but
speaking generally, things begin to look badly for
good crop. The planters may as well begin to
make their calculations to make up in price what
they lack in quantity.-Wemphis BnILetin. 2lat
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THE COTTON CROPS.


A letter to the New Orleans Crescent, dated Pick
ems, Miss, August 30, says:
In regard to the cotton crop in this section of the
country, up to a few days back, it looked WE'LL
The crops generally have had better prospects for n
large yield than for several years past but within
the last few days, | learn that the boil worm has
commenced its ravagcs also, the army or cotton
worm has made its appearance many plantations
and already destroyed fifty acres on one plantation
Up to this time, the boil worm has been the most
destructive. One of my neighbOrs informed me
yesterday that they had destroyed half of the crop
on many Places and Is doing DANA ne To
his own cotton well as the army worm | have
just been over my place, and find that one field of
one hundred acres is cut short onc-fourth and tbn
worm still at work, boring through full crown
Dolls, thing have never known before In tbn
same Held the army worm has made its appearance
Corn crops are generally good in this county. II
rams about enough here for the growing crops
Within the last week or ten DAYS we have made
considerable inquiry rs to the condition and pros-
poets of the cotton crop in this section From sew
eral neighborhoodS in the black lands we have
heard complaints of the boil worm. In the Walker
Prairie, Uniontown and Newbern neighborhoods,
the crop has already been seriously injured And
should the cloudy and shoWcry weather which we
had here for several days past have been expcri-
enced in the black lands, we shall expect to hear
much more general complaints of the boil worm
and complaints also of the caterpillar. From the
sandy lands there is considerable complaint of the
rust. We have received most unfavOrable REPORTS
from both the black and the sandy lands.-Grceas-
GOrO' Atd. Beacon, 10Th ina.
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Inc operatives of several of the cotton mills of
PATTERSON, N. j., out on a strike for higher
wages 2 y"
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
Excursions.

r.y4IT1@s SEA BATHING
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA-
NfS STEAMERS will leave Union Dock foot of Concord
street DAILY SUNDAY excepcd) at o'clock F. NJ, for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back Sc, giving the passenger the pry
legc to remain the whole season.
NJ n FALLS, Agent,
ic1l- Baltimore Steam Packet Comnanv
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THE KANSAS ELECTION

TIE kANSAN EIEJIIVN.
Below will be found the official proclamation of
the Board of Commissioners on the English propo-
stion:
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The Brennan Texas Enquirer Of the 18th
says: The continued dry weather is making sad
havoc with the cotton on the uplands Of this por-
ton OF the country. y few partial showers of rain
have fallen during the past week, but not in sufl-
Gent quantities to benefit the cotton plant. Our
most experienced planters are satisfied that under
no circumstances can there be more than a half
crop realized this season on the upland
The weather for the last few days ranged at low
er temperature than during the preceding two or
three weeks. Yet, in the immediate vicinity thc
cotton crop is suffering very materially from drouth
Great complaints arc made Of the injury which the
cotton is sustaining from shedding rust and boil
worm. Many assert positively that their crop is
already shortened one half. If the influences now
at work on the crop continue there can be no doubt
as to the result in this section Our planters are
very much ''down in the mouth - Union Syriaos
(Ata.) Goz., Aug 10.
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T,TH,Stfr 70 SECOND STREET.
| SHORT INSURANCE.
~ FIFTY PER CENT SAVED
The attention of Merchants to increase their stock
for the Fall trade, is invited to the mode eecting In
surance for periods LESS THAN ONE YEAR alopted ot
this Office, by which FIFTY PER CENT. OF PREMITu
Is SAVED, and payment of premium waived until the
expiration of policy.
TIIOS r. JOHNSTON
Insurance Broker,
TIL str
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MALTBY IIOUSE-FARE REDUCED
TIE UNDERSIGNED, having taken the MALTBY
HOUSE. in Baltimore, Pratt street between Light and
Charles, recently occupied by II. NJ. SMITH Esq has
made extensive alterations and improvements rcted and
rcurniShed the same and reHced the rates Of R0ardiag
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed, is respectfully solicited No cxcronS or expense
viii be omitted to sustain the wclearned reputation
"MALTBN."
Terms per day, $50. Per week, as per agreement.
au2j dim L.. L. MALTPY.
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a 81 Fok turning OR LUBRICATING
max OF LARD OIL, supply of which freshly made we
nave constantly on hand This OIL is pressed from hest
I , u without the aid of acids any foreign sub
stance Is free of gum and for burning or bricating can
800 |>''hcu GEORGE IL JENKINS,
W. , No 3 Commerce street.
elci 10 the following parties who have been using
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FRESH SUPPLIES! .

TUE Subscribers are now receiving their wiute
L supplies, winch win consist OF . general assor1-
ment OF groceries, Wines, Liquors, DC:
They nave .u4t received and offer to the frsae
80 BIls OF the popular olsander fsanr,
q Etls Deans Whiskey-mucb nbops proof, '@7
81 "a smiths, equals celebrated,
so Boxes Palm soap, small Bars,
F 500 Plain Eacpn5 Huns, very choice, 4.
& Casks low priced s.. G. Hams. =,
Further supplies will be constantly coming II unsss
their stock is complete r,,7 ..,,
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Baton Rouge Ste am Ferry.

TO Arehitsc cts, Rui. ters Contractors, Planters
%y* Id Others. 80 =
TINE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
1 Bu;Iderz. Planters and the community at large,
that he is now fully PREPARED to manufacture BY steam
power, st short notice and moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
or Bey!led Window sash, all kinds of pannel and Sash
noors, either fixed Or r~eyolting Door and Window
Blinds, Door, aud Window Frames, Base Moulding, &c.
Planning, Tongueing and Growing, turning OF every
description. -
Plank dressed to order of any width under two t~et,
and OF any thickness under three inches, Thinkers
dressed perfectly tras. OF aiy length under .~hiEty-fve
teet long and twenty inches square
a7E- Al orders addressed t. me- through the Post
QHce, or S. NJ. Hart Co, of Baton Rouge viii meet
ian + n j. ". Brown
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cook Stores

7. SuIFana, CharHr OAK, Meteor, ECLIPSE,
Shanghai, Live Oak Minerva, Crescent
Etna. Premium Oak. FRANKLIN, Fittor,
ana every description of Coal or Wood Cook, Heating
or Tarlor stoves.
M0STAN &MAITt,
Corner Main & Lafayette stress.
Fish Eeokk, Liner, Sinkers, Corks. &e.. at
i MOSTaN & aATTH,
Corner Main Il Lafayette streets,
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
p~ainisse tt7DMest Isatnn ossze.
CouK uC slSIEaE tt:IRIGT.

CouK uu slSIEaE DtsIRIcr.
Isaac Hobbs, et ais, VS. Gabriel Lo,!b5ere, ct ala.
No. 1913. -%-
INV FEIIU dun oreoe de Fl. fa. d mo-, addressc tiaus
J. i;sff#ira ci-ieasns. On date au 22nie jour Juliet,
1858, par Ia conr du siyteme district, dams 81 pour La
dite PAL eissa ct Mat, il Aera oifert Ell Fenta paDii4ue
AL plus oifrant Ell derni.r cneIeEriSaeur, u ia maason
dc Ccur de cette paroiofe,
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AVIS DETECTION.

n ELECTION sora tenEe, coifortnsnent 2 Is lot,
dams te 4ns Arrodissemcnt du Juri do Police de cetts
paroiSEc. SAMErI. lie 4 Septernhre 1855, atm 'slirs
un 1nemhre pOur reprpteBteE ii susd.d ArroEd's"e
lpent dang lie Iuri ae Police. peu'lant deuN ana, D
datrr du premierzLundi de Jain Aernicr1 Les scrntin
hevra etra tenu cuyert II Ia snaison lie Mr.. Joachim
A1ilot. ct pre5ite pas NM. E4s1ard IeIsay, j. Bite. Ia
Bauve ct Afr Tfebert, Cotnn4isslona1res al susd'tes
elections. Par ordre du President dt Juri de Police.
49, Ts&EERGEaGN,
Quest Baton ROUGE. fe q .1at, 1868, Greffer.
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Ne are now prepared 10 furnish matt
fF RAISES Of our own naanafacture.
PIPER It BRADFORD
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AIRECT IMPORTATION.

~ On hand Il complete assortment Of French and
fngl4si, Goods, such as Rodgers Il Wastaahoifne's
pocket and table cutlery, Ladies Scissors, Taylors
lars Shears, Lamp, button hole aud Barbers' Shear rs,
Spear l. Jackson's Zip and PANEL Saws, E1ey's Per
cussion. Flanffed and Central Fire Caps, Genuine
Erenei, c. {. Ca ps,u French I1ouble Coll. L"eks4 to I
inches, Monte Cristo Rifles and Pistols, Just opened
at LARGTIER &LANOUEiS.
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or LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEsT BATON ROUGE
INSTRUCT co

saae Hobbs, ACe., ct ais, vs. Gabriel Loubiere, ct Il
w No. l4T2. ~
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d lie ::

On Sunday morning the 18th inst, at ~ a. NJ,
Miss LIZZIE Nj. TALBOT, aged is years, a uatiEe OF
Missouri. > ~ ~ 80.
In. the morning of existence, when the heart IL
ha piest and when hope is brightest, she has passed
away forever. In the light Of The Christian faith,
there is on high a balm forEher suherinss, peace and
rest for her sweet spirit but here there is anguish
aud woe, sorrow that will not be co1nforted, mourning
for The young lie and for the early dead. Fittingly
enough comes death. when age is upon US and Time,
! attn lost it's SAVIOR but It is sad Chi how sad, when
youth and beauty with all their kindred graees meet
The common doom; and sadder still. when it lisa loved
and cherished one, loved for many of the dearest a.
tributes of woman, cherished for the rich and warm
affections Of hsr own sunny nature. The Hover Is
plueked from its stem and its rare beauties have
faded At the tomb, but its fragrance in gafnersd IN
stricken, butloyirg hearts, and will live I'LL the sum
mons shall come for those she has left behind her. ~
Mississippi pa pers please copy. -
~[T@ F-
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ELECTION NOTICE.

AN ELECTION will be held according to law, in the
4tfr Police Jury Word. Of this parish, On SATERRAY
the 18th day ii September, next, 1869 for the pne
pooe Of electing a member to represent saiss Ward
for the term Of two years, dating fro,a ti5eSflrst5Mnn-
day Of june last. Polls 10 be kept Q pen st tila. house
of Joachim Aiilit. Esq, and presided over By Nessts.
Edward Lesay, i. Bite la Bause and Alfred Hebert,
COMMISSIONERS OF said ~eiectien. By nrficr ST the presi-
deaf of the Police jury. 7. B~EaGEE0sN,
West Baton Rouge, Ang. 21st 1858. Clerk E
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& LANOUE.

NJ ew Arrivals
IN DIRECT FROM THE MANDATORY.
WESTERN EggNsHuCKEgs,& with SIDE WHEEIs, 70
which maybe attached a bAsp,
SOUTHERN ruRSsHUckggs, ss
SELF sHARsEafsG HAY CUTTERS,
~ ST1sAIs:liT do de-
@ LsMe1as'
S BusI + GRAss SxTHEa,
HAstptRn PErsgss SAWS & ca,sE.s,
aHAEntRp 4 vAaAacaTnfss,
aTHIt; CUTTERS.
&RtsIi II RiLI +fionTs. II
STEEL, RAsEs y 1CuFFIEs.
AaEs LONG & SHORT HANDLED sPtpEs & SHavEts
at LAEGUlEI, Il LANouE5,
Ger. Lafayette l. Florida sta.
RTo. / Truss Hoops
IN JUST RECEIVED n FOR SALE AT OUR Usu.
al LOW PRICES,
T7os;srtgAp TKuss Hocps, 81 and az INCHES,
RANEEt. do do ~ Aa Il =
HALF BARREL. do liz 1S1s II e
These Hoops are male with extra care.
Besides a Large Assortment of Coopsrs Tools.
at LACQUER s. AAJIEs
r Fruit Enns.-- J.. .sE- .u~s.
%TaTLoRe t. dDNEETTs do do ao
IUDLoWs lsFIiiDIE do do do
=-~g@ al LACQUER l. LANOnEs.
DATENT 81 VS. ~
Another laige aud assorted lot Of SHUTTLE patent
Cross-c1lt aawsH-nns Of The best ftic1e-safing tools
LARGUIER &LAsouE,
corner Of Lafayette T. Florida streets.s
DoFIyG. III ACsfINJss. AUEuItS, &C.
ID Just received 4 few Boring Macuines. with three
steel aueura, Patent Augur ellis, assorted
sizes. Post Augars, 9 and 10 inches at
LARGUIER & L.ANOUE's.
-sxr - + !. Fa--.}t f. E1nltju ~ <rrafa
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MOSS WANTEnf
We will pay the highest market price
" fer good MOSS.
PIPER BRADFORD. g.
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CARRIAGES and Harness
5ToHH

~ CalecEs$and close Coaches, &@a ~
Two and four seat Btetts,
f2nckaway rs and Baroaci,fs, -
Side ard single seat Buggies, with ard rtshaas
tops,
with d splendid assartnaeut Of double sid stra'
gle Harness, Whips Be-, to nfsteit. "a
Also, Stage,-Waggon and Cart Harness. .
BiinA Brides. Collars, HaE1es, aE.,
Ail-oG which will bs aoti as lew as they eAn bs
purchased at any house ii the South.
Ny facilities for repairing are unsurpassed ID All
the s arches, AMI 8 continuance Of patronage is
solicited. ~.
have in store a full assortment OF Iron corapcis-
ing. Fiat. Kouad and Square, SHEET aaa Hoop ICON
Axies, Springs &c.
Balcony and Ceufetsry .ralIings made to order, Or
the latest styles and patterns.
have also On hand, Cane Wagons and cartss
Road *sHagxonst Bagasae and other light carts, and all
kinds Of WnseEwr;gbt work made to order
Als9 Harter's Force Pumps, gtiain Pumps conn
plete l~ightnin. Rods, Sc, &e. Can and examine at
be old stand tusw ~baiIdiag5 corner Of Aa1as and
hurch streets. ~
nov ~ ~ ~%%INAsahps
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Samedi, le 4 Septembre, 1858,

G IL heureR 4 NJ, tons les titres, droits ct %interet. du
def=n1eur. Gabriel Ioubierc. ct ais. les credits el-af-
res decrises, savoi:-Un certain lirra nnYcrt au nom
de Jean 1ouhiaFe le 2 Max. 1878. Feuuastc - IS Sep
tenhra 1856, coatenant dies complies de merchandise
re magasin ct ua paE les pevspnnas q apre5 nom
mnes. sayoir we. IrSin Landry, IS 81: Francis
Williams. SGD 70: ~Eapllael HILBERT, SD II; ], Baptist
iabauge. $50 so, WE P Cassie. 81 as; III. Perren-
min. s. e5; Pascal Fraienau. SEs =; We kifklara.
$50 %; uizza Bernard. 81 o5. We. z: Blanchard, s33
35; Theodore Daiglc. SO So: Tras. bah'n, s2b5; 3ear
Cazes, SET So; I'd. Whitt. $40 so; WE. j. Ailet 50
90; Jas. G, Woods. s1os Go; r. A Woods, SIS So; All,
Cywnn. 81 Is; Flavien Taller, s36. Is; is CAFES. s@7
Is; All. Hubert. 81 IS; we. Griffin. 50 %; we.
Simon L.anary, s34 81 Theo. ~IeElAfle1 $s 90: WE,
Jos. -~l,afsle- 500 p; FereoI Depurs 81 70: Mas~elin
TrmpIet. $50 II; we. J Bic. Doiron, IS %; Baz5lc
I.angueree, SD 90. Antoine nonnit, s6i 81; Joseph
Bresu, sl4 SIS; Narctsse Landry, SO IS, Doryille For
ct. SIS o5; All I;atin, SIS IS; J..M. Vayaaaeur. 81 3D.;
VA. Penn. IS u; T. ". Bird, 81 so; VIM WAGNER,
So 10; severin lajepne. 81 81; Trey lie ttndty, 50 2si
Isidore ilaigIc, so so: WE. I'd. Hebcrt, 81 90: Jesse
Penn 50 81; Bill Landry, SO 80; Guy I.aBauye, $40
IS: Tras. Tlefert. 50 IS; DR.. k-atz, SIS 90; tloi El-
prv, 81 q; John Collins, 50 442;; Judge nebert. s. hh;
Meiisaire B#snrta s525-100
Pour N yer " aatiafaire fe dit orfre d'executlon.
Conditions fe Ia reate-cUMPFAST.
c0ues1 Baton T,aj,ga, Ant: q, 1858. Sheriff.
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&2 STA OF LOUISIANA. @
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

PARISH OF WEST BATON JUG
SIKH DIsTglcF COTRT g
In matter of the Succession Richard Wall, deceased;
1914 No. 545. = -
JX-HEREhs Augustia I4eciereq as administration q
the above Estate, has this day filed a tnaI
tabieau and account o his administration in said
estate for onaologatson- = e
NOTICE is hereby gigsn that ell legal opposition to
the same must be flel ID the Clerks Office OF this
parish. within Thirty days from the FIRST publication
hereof. RUSD hhkEE', :
WestgRaton Rouge, Aug. IA, 1858. by Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21
~. NAonfnn *..... .....4JnD. H. Malta.
M0ntnn & Mntta.
DEALERS IN GENERAL AND
PLANTATION
ID. C.. Montnn
..JnD. III. Malta.


BAroN RoUeE, La. September 1st 1883,
DEAR ssE:-We respectfully solicit your attention -
our large and warief stock Of HARDWARE, PLAN
iAlloN IMP1.EM ENrs and SUPPLIES, Should ynr
,aFeT US with your orders, measure you that eyeryat
ientacn Will ba paid To se~lecti1g from our stock. srch
art'cles that ss are confident will satisfy in regard to
quality and price. Nv
We wonid request yenr attention. to n lat of gene
RAJ a:ticies-a supply OF which, we have constantly
Oh nAha' Yours respectfully.
hONTAS L ArTrA.
Successors to M0NTAN L. HuguIT
Corner Of Main and Lafayette streets,
Improved Cane Knives: Best and C,pn,mo, Iro,
Crosse Tete, Rosedale. Joe Steel. Lend and Zinc
Young and Highland Pat. Block Tin Bell Metal.
terms, 4axa m Paints U1x T,rnor..
Sugar Skimners & Ialtas. Y:trDisi,eas rn,aara
sachPrometeta, s Fl Lamps Cnok Stoves. Dat Critters
Oil, B~i-suipite Lime, Corn Shelter, sa,saree - If.
11aft and Chain Pumps. ferst
Lead Pipe. Rubber Hose, Pat fhurna. paek,, Yarn
Noutpgtt*& Hal! Plows, Gum Packing. ems '
King Red Yankee do Pistols, CutIrry
Bruff's Hoes and Tools, House Furufsly;nc.
Tress Hops. { arp's Tools, CASTINGS. Turtle Savs
Extra Mechanics Tunls, Files. &c,
Ear, Oukuta. Pitch. Resin.