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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

LIBERIA AND THE FRENCH FREE SLAVE
TRADE.-Some two or three communicates
have been published by gentlemen connected
with the Colonization Society to expIsia away
the accusations made against the Liberiaa gov
eminent Of having connived at the new French
system Of procuring voluntary slaves On the
coast Of Africa None of these contain any ae.
NAL By authority, or any statement Of the fsots
by the Liberian government, although some
months have now passed since the accusation
was first made The evidence adduced 10 clear
the skirts Of the President of Liberia is all cir
cumstantial, and fails to carry that conviction
which plump denial and q clear statement o(
the facts would enforce.
We publish elsewhere to-day letter from Mr..
Joseph Tracy, who, we suppose, is somehow
connected with the Colonization Society in Boa-
ton, to the secretary of that society, in whisA
another attempt is made by inferential reason.
ing to explain away the charges of the French
officials A denial of the facts, however, which
is only based upon the general charge Of
a want Of veracity on the part of all French
officers, is worse than poor defence for
the Liberian President. But when this sweep-
ing charge is made on the personal experience
of Mr.. Joseph Tracy alone, the defence
steps at once from the sublime into the ridioa.
lous. Mr.. Tracy does not tell us where, when
or how he obtained this immense experience,
which enables him to bring charge Of menda-
city against the whole French nation. We sus-
pect, if no better defence of the negro republic
can be presented than the bold assertion that
Capt. Simon, Surgeon Bonlais, Count Walewski.
Louis Napoleon, and every other Frerchmau
having knowledge of the affair have lied, the
well meaning men connected with the CoIoni-
zation Society had better refrain from dipping
their pens in their inkstands The other coinoi-
dent explanations of Mr.. Tracy may or may
not have bearing upon the facts. We give
them for what they are WORTH and leave each
Of our readers to follow his bent in accepting or
rejecting its arguments.
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Halls P0R EURoPR.

The New York Herald-Ed1tson for Europe
The Cuoard mail steamship Persia, Capt. Judkns, will
cave this Tort TO morrow for Liverpool
Tho European malls will close In this city ut ten
clock this mernng.
TIE European edition Of the HERALD printed In French
ani English, will be published n hafpast nine O'Clock
ths morning Single copies, In wrappers, six cents
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
Nxv Yosx HERALD VIII be received II the following Plsos
In Esrops-
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Am. EsrOpsas Express o., 81 King William ~
Pans European Express Co. s. Place de IL Bourse
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HAvxs Am European Express Co, Il Rue Corneille,
he contents Of the European edition Of the herald
IN ossbas the received BY mail and telegraph at
sse during the previous week. and up he hour Of
pshssassoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

MUNICIPAL MORALITY IN CHcAGo.-We OBJ
served . statement In q country Newspaper
some time ago that the system of employing de-
tectives to visit houses of iii fame and crimi-
nate themselves with their inmates, for the pur-
pose Of obtaining evidence against them, was
extensively practised In this city. We publish
In another column q late charge of the Recor-
der Of Chicago to the Grand Jury, which shows
that 1t is not New York-which Is already made
to bear the weight Of more sins than she Is
guilty of-which Is chargeable with the crime
In this instance, but the interior city of Chi
cago The case, as put before the Grand Inquest
by the Recorder, is remarkable one. II ap-
pears that an unfortunate woman was put on
trial, at the last session of the court for keep
ing house of Ill repute, the principal witness
against her being q detective policeman named
Brown, who swore that he was employed by the
city authorities TO visit houses of that cbarac-
ter, and there prostitute himself for the purpose
of procuring evidence. He stated that he was
30 employed by the late Mayor, had made his
reports regularly TO the lieutenant of police,
and had received his pay of nine dollars a
week "and expenses" from the City Comptrol-
Ter. Upon this revelation the Recorder instruct
ed his arrest on o charge OF criminal and in
dictabe conspiracy. lie was bailed almost i'm
mediately, the late Mayor becoming his bonds
man.
In the charge which we publish to-day, Re-
corder Wilson recommends the case to the spe-
cial attention of the Grand Jury, and intimates
that II on investigation the late Mayor or any
others are found TO have been In conspiracy
with the policeman, that they should be in
cluded In the Indictment.
Country editors are very fond of abusing New
York and attributing oil kinds Of vices and
atrocities to her citizens She has enough to
answer for without connecting crimes for which
she is not responsible; but this erpo,t in Chica-
60 will serve as an admonition to folks in the
interior that those whe dwell In crystal palaces
should not throw stones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

graph In Operation.
The public mind Of the country Is at last re.
lieved from the state Of intense anxiety and sus-
pense in which il has been held for the last ten
days Never before, perhaps, In the history of
civilization has there been 20 universal aud 20
engroSing an eagerness to arrive at the solu-
ton Of a single problem, and that, too, not on
a question on which the fate of an army or dy-
nasty, or nation depended, but on simple ques-
ton of science and progress. The solution has
at length been reached Hopes and fears are
all merged in the glorious realization of
success. The atlantic telegraph is in operation.
Over the international highway of thought
buried deep in the caverns of the Atlantic
ocean, have passed words of greeting and con-
graduation between the rulers Of the two great
nations thus Immediately linked together. Read
those messages, the texts of the great volume
that is now unfolded to the study and admira-
ton of mankind
THE ouxEN's MESSAGE.
10 I'VE BoSoumr
THE PRESIDENT of rn USrzp STATE
Her Majesty desires 70 congratulate the President upon
the SUCCESSFUL completion Of this great international work
TIE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WASHINGTON err, August 10, 1868.
To HIM EAJnnY vrcroRA,
QruS GnRAr BRITAIN
The President cordially recprooaies the congratulations
Of her Majesty The Queen, The the great in
ternaopal enterprise accomplished by the science skill
and indomsable energy Of The two countries.
Ills triumph more glorious, because Tar more useful
70 mankind was ever won by oonqueror on the field
Of batle
Nay the Atlantic telegraph, under The blessing Of es-
ven, prove 70 be bond Of perpetual peace and friend
ship between the kindred nations, and instrument
destined by Divine Providence 10 diuse religion ciyIza-
ton, liberty and law throughout the world.
In this view, viii not all nations Of Christsudom
spontaneously unite In the declaration that shall be for
neutral and that Recommendations shall be held
saed in passing 70 their places Of destination, even in
be miast Of bostites.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Besides those greetings between the Queen
and President, message of congratulatlon was
transmitted yesterday afternoon from the direc-
tors of the Atlantic telegraph Company at
London to the honorary directors of the same
at New York.
Thus, as we have said, the great problem of
the age Is now fully and favorably solved.
The Atlantic Telegraph Is In operation. Lon
don and New York are side by side
In the attempt TO realize this grandest idea Of
modern days there were two distinct problems
TO he solved, two series Of difficulties to be
overcome, each Of which was deemed by most
men Of science and by the world at large in
soPerable. The fret was the actual laying Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

conflict, similar to that now being fought over
the descendants of the African negroes brought
here. Let them search, and the wilberforces
VIII md as rich ore In the old mine as ever wss
got cut by their father.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

During the Last few days about flsss Aosssand add
ooa sheets have been added 70 the already vest daily
hrculasoa Of the HERALD This ws take 10 b . symptom
sf,hs approaching revival Of business In this great metro
poEs-
n,hs Atlantic Telegraph line should b successfully
sAblsasc and the Fl Dorado Frazer river turn
TO be authentic thsre viii be rapid revival Of bust
ness throughout the commercial world.
We saou!d NOT be surprised II, under the coming new
ora Of devslopemen the circulation OF the NEW YORK
HxxIp should rise daily circulation Of $50 co.,
200 900 The past justines the future. Now the time
For .resa Of enterprise 70 begin their movement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

All things being considered, the state Of
sfiairs in our Western Territories is anything
but satisfactory, and unless the government
takes active measures to improve it, either
amicsb]y or by force, we will find our interests
In that region very materially affected at this
most critical time, and very probably find our
selves engaged in q costly and unnecessary
Indian war; At present, at all events, every
thing tends in that direction.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
TOUO INFIRMAY z

Corner Of New Levee md Goienn'e street
THIS Hospital is spacions and conveniently situate
q square from the river, near the ship and SIS TN
boat landings, -
DR.. JOSEPH B-NsAnON Is the Director NJ the Instr
tut;ou. and Resident rh ys:cian and Surgeon. f.
DR.. THOMAS HUNT is the visiting Physician and
Surgeon
TERMS.
Private rooms....,.... from S. 90 to So per day.
wards ....... 81 50 per day.
Warts for Sla yes. ... 81 90 pei da r.
Professional attendance, medicines. nursing, ca
and lodgings areincluded in these charges
nfs-Suryica operations charged extra. y-s=.ag
as~ The location of the Hospital IL perteetlyhe
yhand contg lious diseases are not admitted II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

Now i'm Sterc.
Al hbls bi-sulphate of Lime,
~ 20 thls Polar whale oil, &leax
S " Castor OIL.
10 " iin.eed oil,
5000 lbs White lead,
10 dozen Champagne,
30 " Claret,
5ono choice brand. Havana cigar.
10 900 German e,yars
- 10 casks Scotch Ale,
~ . htlR Blue Lick Wa-ag,
= =" choice Peach Whisky
Monoagallelh do,
5 different kinds OF French brandy at
different prices,
10 dozen Darnum's Fluid Lamps
% reaus Wrapping paper,
so boxes Chinese Fire-crakers.
All 1hs above articles are offered at NcT Orleans
ascss, either for cash ar On credit
Ed H|2EI, Druggist,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
JOSEPH McKITRICk t
Architect II d Builder.

saop on Florida street, east Of Main
r WOULD respectfully call the attention of the pub
lie TO my assortment for the new year Having
made arrangements with one ofthe best uanutaetu-
ring establishments in Cincinnati | am prepared to
furnish SASH DOORS and BLINDS, made Of tls best Of
white pine lumber and Of su perIor workmanship, much
cheaper than can be made IN the south. Persons in
the country wishing to build will find it to their sd
vantage to consult With me- before building. - .~
Rs- Orders from the country earnestly solicited.
az Country work of all kinds panefually attendet
to IN the most warkmauiike manner.
NJ Plans and specifications for city and countr5
houses, suburban villas, &C., given in the most ap
proved strlGs. :
Md~ vi kinds of job work attended to with neal
ness and dispa scEj winter cistarns made OF. the bes
ateriai %%%t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
DENTISTRY

jlH.sFRAUs formerly of Cincinnati, respectfully
- Oilers hs services 10 the citizens of West Baton
nouge rs g. Surgeon Dentist. He Is prepnr red to exc
sute az manner of Dental operations on the most
epp:osSo and Scientific pr:nci pies known 10 tho pro.
1sas,oas Terms reasonable. DR.. Straus can bs found
= : she residence OF DR.. kratz, al Bruly Landing, OF
ardsTs ean@be left ut this office.
Ao''zIu' DIR. STRATS, D S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
BARBEE IL BENJAMIN.

BARBEE IL BENJAMIN..
Fresh Supp1ies=
I n CASH, BACON SHOULDERS,
W zo,oO0 TBS Bulk Pork. Hog round.
81 isbls. Mess Fork
251a i3bls Pig Pork for family use.
5ujx Bhls Mess Btef-very choice,
- Casks Hams. sanford &,cranes
rs do DO Evans 4 Swift
s Casks I.o'nirichs Smoked Beef,
500 Rbl Flour. choice brands,
30 Boxes Star Gambler. 7 to Ii.
80 " Aaasnantine Candles t to Is,
20 - Sperm. As 4 is,
100 Boxes Winchester Soap small boxes,
100 - Gernan-large Il small bars,
so Bags Flo CoIee,
Java in Pockets, and
Government Broann, choice article,
SO Cases tiar-t Wine,
Is "S.utern,
IS Cases Chateau Rauzin-fne article,
Is - La Rose,
SO Cases Falkirk, Ale. cts, t. pints.
25 !" Champagne Cider, quartz,
30 Boxes Choice Western Cheese,
70 Kegs Cherry Valley Butter,
20 Choiee Family do,
Is ~ Gcshen--v.ry superHns,
20 " Pigs Feet,
80 Bis Deans Whisky,
80 - Fishers do.
25 " Monongaheia,
20 :. Old Rye.
25tz Bills Monongahela copper distilled,
90 Bbia Loaf Sugar, single and double refined,
so Boxes Longworss's fatawha.
Is Bbls celebrated Calhoun Whisky,
20 Small chests Imperial Green Ten,
10 :" " G~unpowder do,
10 Casks choices Rice,
200 tioz. Straw I'raonls,
500 Rags Fine & Coarse Salt,
Is Or Casks American trHudy,
And a number of ether articles. to all Of which VIZ
nvite the attention Of our West Baton Rouge nhd
wrnSse Tctp friends. with the assurance that nc effort
Gil be left untried to give unifor'n satisfaction.
may Q. B1fhEE u hhNJA"1H'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

New GooGs:Nex Goods!
NJ NO OPENING at tho general House Furnishing
nent Of goods consisting in part of
ELEGANT PLATED WARE,
TEA SETS, CAsross. Cam BASKETS,
CAxolEsTICEs, CAKE BASKETS.
TABLE, DESERT, and 1EA Spoons
FISH and PIE KNIVES,
Sousand GRAVY LADIES.
SALT and MUSTARD SPooNs, &c.
AESo=
Very rich FRENCH Cil1sA lISsER SETS,
- {. II * TEA -
TOILET
Ornarneuted and Plain.
a co"To1Ste stock
Get ami PRESSED GLASS WARE, +
Rich CHINA AAsTxI' and Toilet VASES,
and ORNAMENT,
Ivory and Beck HANDLED TAalH Cutlery,
FRENCH CAsvEes and SI1CERs,
Brass and WIRE TENDERS,
BASS and CoaPosTT1os ANDgoxs,
Poa lsHEp Steel. FIRE IRONS,
PLAsssHEn, TN and BRrTrAsIA WARE,
COVERED CHAF1sa DISHES,
COOKING, PaRtoR and Office Stoves.
SAD Iaoss, PATENT KNIFE CLEANERS,
woop md WILLOW WAEE.
cabtnet FuEniTure
ELEGANT MAHocosY and Walnut BkcsrEAps,
MARBLE Tor BUREAU Us and SrpE RoARps,
" " CENTRE and PEs TvHLEs,
D,ssSc!, TT. and WORE TABLES,
CASDLEsT1CAs, HAsIsrAsDs &c,
SOFAS, THEATRES, "
ROCKING CHAiEs-EAsYC narRs,
PARIoR, BED ROOM and OFFICE CHAIRS
pEAIa FURNITURE of every Sarie2y.
We have also, aaoat and expected here daily. 4
handsome assortment Of WINDOW SH IES and O
SICES, CARPETS, MATING OH CARPET, and 4
large variety Of articles to fully conylete onr stock @
House Furnisbinz Goods in every particular
This stock has been selected with great care by ont
Of cur firm. from the Manufacturer and importers
and we can compete in price and quality with anyse
tablist n. snt in the South. Come aad esan,.sn1
oet4 j. PIPEH i co
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

y L T n A 4 EFT
j. + , f. X X co..
m avis, x-zr,, ~r,
Me- okAis ASGa aaRSS g. S<Afs"
EFT M EI gtKEE
IL! H>1rt 81 aIN""r1e II me c'ti"t'h' o. baton
~ rouge anu slcinltF- tt'at they are preparea |"
soplht A4 e.n'''fas III a. 'a''i1s'' fh'h''afe' tn3er
SahIns anu HOUSE |! a'ahihs business 'h'i are NJ"
,se"'''hs o'fecI from ~" fo,k ana ,'hc''snai1,
a'aito9ahs add faiach "a'nat beaHsea!s,
nN.as'
Rocking and Parl,r Chairs.
Bureaus,
Sidaboards,
Washstar,as-
Book Cases.
China and 6:.ss Flower Vases.
=. ~ 80 I ""' @"e''
" Presentation Cups h saucers,
" Toilet Sets,
" Bottles,
Bohemian Toilet Bottles,
Glsss Ware,
Toy Tea Setts,
Dolls,
Marbles,
Toy Wages X.
FiAn and Pie Knives,
Soup and Gravy Ladder,
Sugar Scoops and Sister,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
S Fl ERIFF'S SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Baton Rsuos.


Parish of West Baton Reug..
SETH JUDICIAL DrsrR,cy csrRr.
Enos and Eugene 1ajeune VS.. Adolphe Ha.rtsor-
No. 15Ao.
T1Y WRITE Of a writ Of f. IA. to me directed In
- the above sntiti"d suit of date the sth day ef
l'ecen1bev, 4. D. 1857, from the 9Th district Cnnrt, 10
and for said parish and State. will be offer ed for SRI.
at public auction to the last sod highest bidder in
front OF the Court House Of This parish on
Saturday, the 9th day Of February, 1853,
at II O'Clock a. NJ. allthe right, II tie aad interest OK
the Defendant, Adolphe Hsrrls'n. in and to the fellow.
Ing described mortgage property. to wit
4 certain tract Of Land situated in This rarisa, mad
at forty arpont from, The R,"r Gshlssipp', with
front oil one arleut with divsrging lines. and having
d d"pti, OF forty %arpen's. more or less tonnded abnea
H. lands Of august Sseain, and below b. those RI
Zennn fejeure, in frout BY lands arpertain ny to the
estate cf Paul E'ahin and IN lie rear b those Of nav-
ii Fjpes, with AL the buildings and improvements
thereon. To Jay ami safety taid writ Of es-cutien
s"'Z"h t.. The above entitled huit.
AZ" Ternlsof saie-CAsH.
WIN. WHITE, Sheriff.
Vest nason Rouge, necer,ae-, 18th 1857.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
rARoIssE d'ouEsT BATON ROUGE.
carr DIT sl1IEaE blsrslcr.
Enos ct Eugene Lsjeune We. AdoIphe Hsrsison.
No l54p.
I'm yFRTF dun orlra de saixic a MOI aidrexEs dausg
~ latIa IRE cl-dtssus, en- date do arme leeembfer
1857. par Ia Eour du fme Ihstr!ct lu"icialfs. DAM At
pour Ia ditto pnroisse ct Fiat, il sera olrrt 90 venta
%p"b'ique au plus cfran 81 dernisr eneherrisseur g.
la maison de Cour dr cette raroisEe,
sau1sdi. lie, 6Gnc jaur de Fevr-er, 1858
=, II : cures 4, NJ, thus les droits, titres ct interots au
hetcnf'cur, Adnlphe tIerrsson, Ia ~propriete CT aprss DE-
critics. gavUlr:-
I'm certain rorceau DE- TERRF, sitne IN cstte par
oisse a quarante arpents du neuve Mississippi aTec uu
afpent de face, entire lienes divergcntes, asec une pro.
fondeur de quarante ~arpents, plus Oh noins, borne en-
haut par terre d'AuguEte Segain, en- bas par eelle de
Zonon Ieie,ne, en- avant par terre appartenant a la
succession de Paul Etthin. ct tn aTrierre par celle de
Ttavid Pipes, avec les batisFes ct arneisorahous aul
So trnuvs"nt.
Pour payer ct satisfaire lie it ordre d'exscution.
&5- Condition de Ia scnte-CDMPTANT-
WIN. WHITE, Sheriff
Guest Ratou Rouge, nece,nbre 70, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

India Rubher Betting.
rn0 FEET IN STORE, of4, 8. 8, Q and 10 INCH,
wv 8 and 4 ply. I can furnish any SIZE belt
ing at short notice, from | inch 2 ply, to 20 inch s ply.
This betting is manufactured under Goodyear's pat
ent, and is superior to heather for the following rea-
sons It has a perfectly smooth and even surface.
It sedan requires tightening more than once. 1t
will always run straight. and with & perfect bearing
on the pulIeys. 1t is stronger and more durrble than
leather. 1t can be constantly run In wet places, or
exposed to the weather. Will, ont injury. and al wide
betting, at cost OF orr third less than leatair.
anr2e, 4. BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
Notice.

eaF PUBLIC are hereby warned! from trading for =
.~,u;, PARISH WARRANT, drawn Ivy JOSEPH Wa
.u, &c President Of the Police Jury uf this pnris's,
..xor Of 3 I'd endorsed hy a, L"h!ril. for She sum
+,,aah I'M 'et and twenty Tree @.loo 1oliaTs,
,s,o .. mn, ted I1ace1ubpr 1857, an the saras has
,mtsl av tbs uudersign~d-
y. " POPE.
Teat Hs>
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

addlery, Harness, Trunks, Whips, and Sad
dlery Hardware.

HOUSE ROW. BATON ROUGE LA.
f4TE WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform our Friends,
" Customers and the Pubic, that VIC have now
tie most complete and varied assortment of goods i'll
otlliue that can be be found in the Southern Market.
We have recently made very large additions TO our
Stick, in general. and viii continually be receiving
Of the best quality and lates'stytes. Having
made arrangements with one Of the best Manufacture
ing Houses ia New York, to have most Of our FfSE SAD
DIES AMI HARNESS, made to our order expressly, TO
ge:her with those Of cur own Manufacture. We have
every confidence in accommodating t1lrtn 10 be- Of sup
error worhmAnAtt;,,, andsfcei assured that We can offer
extra Inducements ia Customers. W-ar- prepared 10
sch at y .ul"sa}e or Retail, ami pledge ourselves /"
>ei! ot: a. favorable '"rn> As can be bought at any
Other House n tlr South.
10 our odd customers We beg leave TO return our
sincere i!aAnks for their iib+ln} IatrnAase heretofore,
and invite all to give ". i call. To whom We will take
pleasure III showing our stock OF t,uu3s. A list IN part
may bt tnInI g. follows:
In tho way Of Saddles, I have
American. Baltimore,
English, k",tuckv.
Spanish, and Washington
and Mexican au!rtlhet.
Dannh-, Attakapas, Create Sonersctt,
iI"pe, Citizens W!t-ier's Patent
and Traveller. opriuES Huz1ar.
Plain and Stained
.Slaftoe City lyle.
Ladles', Misses md
Boys Of every quality.
Of Harness, There IL
Silver, Braps Plated and
.Iapanned Carriage Harness,
Silver, Brass lnrouch and
Thifiiug Carnage ltarleSA. -
Buggy aud Unnituo Of the same.
invite special attention to oar stock OF Harness
which is very large and We are dctet to pn
.:'e.n at tn" lowest possible figure. a general assor-
uleut.
ALSO oE
Plantation,
Cart Harness,
Collars, Blind
Br;alea, Trace Chains,
Breast Chains, Hamcs, &c.
fNAFEA COMPLETE AsSDTMEN7O F
English FoIIn Carpet Bags
and Sole leather saddle Bags,
Trunks and Trunk Waterproof
yatices. Bags,
School achels, Iatips'
Travelling Trunks Trunks.
and Bonnet Eoaes-
Also all kinds Of
arriaye Planters
ami Buggy Whips,
Wll,rS> Hunting,
brides, Riding and
Msr,ingales, cre-seer
,s Fanfs"''' "''f florss
and pltts. Brushes,
Curry Combs, t"rhs'
Name Combs, Dog Collars and Dog CHAINS
A very fine article Of American and English Brides
Kidding Whips, Riding ana irving CONGRATULATED,
Linen and Cotton Fly Metz.
ALSO
An assortment IN general of Saddlery Hars"HFe
Shifting, Harness Leather, Enam"lied Leather, IN
arneIlcd iHo u. Patient Leather, Saddle Trees Lai
AMI examine our goods and prices. AL orders prompt
" attended to. A, BRADFORD
Baton Rouge, Sept. q, 1886 vi
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
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