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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
COLT TAKEN UP.

FEIAKEN UP by subscriber residing in the town Of
! Mvile, ON land owned By linn in said town, or
the 9TH day OF October, 1853, dark bay fley
Colt. supposed 10 be two years old last spring Marked
with few white hairs III the forehead dated at Mill.
vile, the 10Th day Of October, 1888.
iS-4t sJDSEPH HOR STALL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
McNair for the Assembly.

Mr.. H. A. w. McNAit is the Republi-
can candidate for Assembly in the Lancas-
ter district. Mr.. McNAIR is native Of
South Carolina, and knows NO North, nc
South, in his opposition to that institution
which drove him from the Palmetto State.
Opposition to Slavery extension is fixed
law of his life, founded upon truths which
he learned in youth, and which no sophis
Try can undo. He knows that human Dor dis
encircle the whites as well as the blacks,
wherever a slave is allowed TO tread bis
foot No use to tell lin that white labor
ing men can be free in any State where
slave Chains are used mo use to talk to him
of Popular Sovereignty in the Terrific
ries, 70 all Of which slavery + fixed AS con-
sii,u,ional by the bred Scott decision
consequently, no power Of the people ex-
isling to exclude it. He knows that slave
ry is aggressive, and that it respects no
rights belonging tos,lahosing men, white
nor black. McNAlR is not the man to deal
timidly wish an aggressive institution,
which respects no man, and drives from its
presence those who live by hard lator.--
Knowing all this and more, he scts bro
principle deeply seated in the soul. bur
rah for MgN SIR!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

EE At the recent electionin the State
of Delaware, the Democrats carried every
county by decided majorities
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

1ieketS. Tickets can be had at this
office Oh short notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

Post Office hours at the Lancaster T. o.
The Fest Office will be kept open from to II O'Clock
forenoon and to o'clock afternoon
GEO. H. cox, p NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

LUTHER BAsFoRp FOR Assembly.
II will be seen th It Mr. BAsFoRD. resi- ling
in the Town Of Cassville, is the Republi-
can candidate for Assembly in thai dis
,rict. We hardy believe that any Re
publican will object to this nomination.
Mr.. BAsFoRD is reserved man, of sound
judgement and stan Is highest among
those who know him best. Railroad
Bonds would not tempt him TO sell h'
vote nor betrav his country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
| E D
St. Lofts Market Oct. 18th.

Oct. sth--In the town Ii RI Mrs. SARAH woLsrEx.
HOLM, aged 81 years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

SEAros.-James w. Seaton Esq, j
the Democratic candidate for Asse.nhI,
in the Potosi distric against Mr.. Lewis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

ATTEND TIE ELECTION EARLY
On Tuesday. I'd Day of Nov.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

j ter of the present year uVaSr-
Hili commence on Monday, Nor. god
LECTURES, vii be given weekly-illustrate ed br az
tensye apparatus an eA-
Those desiious OF attending will make application 70
1s4t J. L. PIcKARD, Prinripai
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

DIMocK.-Walter W. Dimock is tn
Democratic candidate for the Assemll,
lin the Platteyille district, against Wal
|dorf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23


FRAUps.-Look out, Republicans, foI
falschoods and fraudulent charges against
our candidates. They are all good men
such as can be trusted with your business
Efforts are being made to prejudice the
public mind against the County Ticket, be
cause most of them reside at Lancaster
This is no fault of the candidates nor o.
the people of Lancaster. If Republican,
by their delegates in convention, preferred
so many of our men, whose fault is it,
We happened to be a town delegate
Our complimentary vote on. the iafor nal
iallot for Sheriff, was given for Mr.. Fos
TER knowing him to be an excellent man.
Our next vote, on the formal ba!lo, was
cast for CoLBuRN, and after wards we votec
for BuTLER-for the reason that we pre-
ferred to- distribute the offices; about hal
the Plattevllle delegation went for FOSTER
and some of the Potosi and Deelown dele
cations, aud some of the delegates from
all the towns. 1t went tie same way fo
other Lancaster candidates. The public
mind was fixed for BEACH, EVANS, CLARK
and MILLs-nobody doubts it, although
there are men just as able to fill their pla-
ces, plenty of them The fact being es
tablishcd that they do things right, mind
their own business, are genllemanly in con
duct, and honest men, they were chosen
almost By reclamation. BEACH and Evans
came fron-other owns 10 Gil offices at Ian
caster. and thus got the name of being
Lancaster men. lfout of office, they would
leave and go back to their former homes.
The small dissatisfaction originated witt
the enemy, an l is fraud. Other frauds
are being conc octed, aud hence we notics
them 10 put our men on their guard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
1900 RATS

TWO to eight years in use, for sale at reason.,
Lancaster. Oct. 1858. n G. G0JnST,,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
d'Ousst Baton ouGc.


CoEa Dr s1SIEME nlsTaIGT.
analysa iAltain ct son epolx, vs., Constance Brand ct
= son epoux. No.s15ll.~
TN VERTT dune orire lie saisie n moi aaresse
L ADAMS I1afiaiF ei-dessus, en- date ds 25sla Jour de
Mai, 1855, par Ia Cour du sixte1se District udiciaire
dams ct poar la snsdite pareisse Ell etat, il sera ofiert
en- Fente rubliqna an plus olfrasst et aarlaier eucheT-
riszeur "a Ia maison lie cour de cette parcisse,
samedi, lie Tine jour dAoot, 1853,
a IL heures a. M, -tcus les droits, TIRES pretensionG
ct interets des* defendeuEs, Constance. Breaud tyson
epoux, a Ia propr1ete i.anres aeeFitc, 1saToir-
IN CERTAIN A0RCEAU de TEFaRE, s;tue en- cetfe
parnisse. eonteaant IN arpsnt, rlpH Oh rnoins, dc lace
au Heuve mississippi, ayec tells proFon1eur yappar-
tenant, entire lieaea parallels, borne CT haut, a.nrs.
par terres. lie FIavien Tuiier, Inaintenant cetiaa de
de La veuve Is;dorp Tuli;er, ct Ell has, a}ors, pal. cell
es de F. 2. Woods, avec les hattsses et atrlelioratio1ls
esi s-ytrouyent, pour payer ct satisialre lie dit ordEe
a'executicn, Saissa, dams i'aiaire ci-dessus-
gFa. Conditions deta vente-C0MPfANFt
= T. BEEGE:1E, DIS.
Quest Baton Rouge, is lei. Juliet 1858.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

~ Sixth JUDICIAL pEsIIeIsF GorRy.
Analysis Allan and husband VS.. Constance BEeaud and
~>a ~=% husband No. 1871
TOY V1RTUE OF q writ Of e. IA to He directed in
the above entitled suit, Of date the 25tta day Of
May 1858, from the 9th District Court, in and for the
aforesaid parish and State, will be offered for sale at
public auction to The last and highest bidder a. tina
Chart House in this par ii on *
Saturday, 7tb day Of August 1858,
nj II O'Clock d.. NJ, AL the rights, titles and interest
Of the dafendents, Constance Breaud and husband, in
ami to the following described rgoperts, to Wit
CERTAIN OF LAND situated IN this par.
ish, containing ore arp@nt, moreo Or essstrnatef the
river Mississippi, with such depth. III parallel lines,
as 81 me may be entitled; bounded above. then, by
lands Of Fla wien fuller, now widow tsiaore TuIIsr,
ana below by those: then, OF Joseph @Braud, now by
hands of f. u. Wocls, With the buildings ana improve
meHts thereon, to pay and satisfy said writ Of execu-
ton, seized ;, the above entitled suit.
So Terms Of sale-CASH, .
T: BERGEEoE, p. S.
West Eaten Rouge, July 3D. 1859:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

IL, Residence Of the brides mother, on "e4nns
a. - :Sd w., BY Rev. Mr. CaAAIosF; MI. ~. y
e n5y,- u ~ Ills parish, 10 Miss LEoD1ClA Rp6h4+1SoA:
Of IbssEil!e. IL, W.,
This event, the ~happiest. action ef MATS l1s' %as
.-.,n,r,sa bv his many warm friends with that de-
,,.;,, and Cordial feeling which Ill *h' mo" MN
1914 on~tartatn, The affair IL aescriAedaas eelfis 2ne
r. .ra ,,ost magnificent that ever took place N 'iie
- -, - o1 rharyIue, and we mig'ltaad, Or III any
S.1nr ,ar;s,,. TIE aeaa1y and fashion oil TINS anu
The ud jeipius parishes, bon'Faa the ceremony S'ta
~ ~.. ~+aze,ce. while nothing se"lned lett nnfsofie 70
~, ~, and animation 10 tlo Festivities, hatF'1nohJ
o. ., Eiystum wI1eo It h5nds tive aff'cI'onFfe ana '"-
$500 'a,rt. and while )io a~eattcrs lis flowers q
>.f., and jyY in their paths, all friends are rs
1N~a,. a.5 this earth Il pa sad'S@. May your Wy
.r, thA stream Of t,m". friend NAT, be - happy
"a A. nrosnerurs as your hearts may 1eS're~~e'eEy
49,. s,,ree Of pleasure AMI happiness.
.,uanpy thcy--the g~"ntles% ot thT1T E'nt;
- WHOM, gentle stats Hn''@, an III "''t 'a't
rA";~ l,ratt s, the;t fortunes. ana taelE h'ia5S
b.erd.H
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
|f#"+ 60
and Harness

49,
THE subscriber having completed hssspaeloa
/ Warafous and Mandatory is now opening the
most complete Of CARRIAGES and HARNESS over Of
tered to purchasers III this vicinity and would call
the attention Of his friunds and the pn,lic generally
to his establishment and to examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere
ATT EIG STORE
Caieclae and close Coaches, u
Two and four seat Bretts,
RockawaEs and Baronehes,
Side and single seat Buggies, with and without
tops;
With r splendid assortment Of double ard sin
ge Harness, Whips, &c, IN match.
Also Stage, Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides, Collars. flames. &c,
All Of which will be soIu III low as they can be
purchased at any house in the South.
Ny facilltfes for repais!ug are unsurpassed IN all
the branches, AMI q continuance of patronage IL
solicited. &@ -.
hare in store a tuH assortment Of from ccmpria@
ing, Flat, Round and Square. Sheet aed Hoop Iron
Azles, Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made to order, q.
the latest styles AMI patterns, Il.
Ij1Ave also on hand, Cans Wagons and CARTS
Road Wagons. Eaga&se and other light carts, and AL
kinds OF sFieeiwright work made to order.
Also Bankers Force Pumps, Chain Pumps cerl +
pIeta Lightning Rods, &c. &c. Call and. examine 1t
he old stand new ~taiidiug) corner of Maine and
hnrch Streets.
nov - W AAaRn
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

SlNDRIEs just received, per stea,nsn,i In pt..p We.
srf, : !. q large, varied and freEh. assortment a
Il 6 sas1'lni1's ali the latest sssyEe aud m
t III ae'a 10 that line. = .
ssIs. 81 y ~ aas5 g. = laFgs variety. caslart. Likewise
,ye.a. y ~ psrior$ Medical <ogEac brandy. ~,
.sys &C., 80 a1o oa both smoking and chewing. 8
ranins II also a new cigar light. Call and
o.. Sis. Z. BoGEL's
Drng Store.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
STATE OFIOUIsIANA,
PARISH OBJ WEST BATON ROUGE

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
Isaac Hobbs & Go, ct ais. lntevenors, IS. Gabriel
LoUbieEe. ct. ats. NJ. l4Tas
TOY VIRTUE Of 4 WRIT Ct e, ta. 10 me directed II,
- the abnye untitled salt Ct date the 18th day Of
February, 4. u. 1858, from the 9Th District C4nrt, in
and for said parish and State, wilt be offered for sula
at public auction 10 the last and highest bidder on
the premises at Brn5y Landing III This parish.
saturday,'3d day Of July,1858,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, al the right, title and interest OF
the defenF!a Its. Gabriel Loubisre et. ais, ia and t. tbs
following described ~rroIsrty, to viii
i certain lot Of ground situated. in this parish. at
Bruly Landing, containing one half an Arpe,t. less
three feet front, more or Less, by Two hundred and
Fifty feet in depth, bounded above by lands Of Jean
Cares, asi shoseheioDgirg to the Succession OF Joseph
Aitiet, II the rear by Mrs. Henry Heck, wife of Fran
euis Gascou, below u" ErnIy road, and In front ay
Bertrand CaZes, With ali the buildings ana improve
rnsnts thereon. One old Peidler's Cart, one Cooking
Sioss, andall the apparatus, ten Chairs, one Dining
Table. one small Table, ore pair Aad,rcns and Tougs.
one Wash Staud, Bowl Bni Pitcher, one Safe, enc lat
CrockerF Ware. one WaterJar, one large Pot aud two
Splitting boxes. To pay and satisfy said wit Of exc
cIrtion.
HN- Terms Of sate-Gn q credit of iweira months,
The purchaser furnishing his bond with good and ssl
vent security. bearing interest fran date ut therate
Of 5 per cent per auIsun till paid -~
VIM. WHITE, shertfs
West Baton Rouge, May 9Th, 1859. "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

t. IL - IL ~ Is ~ "A - il I X
rrxAxre- r,rx
sxSAsA. RE- EAIs S2aE1E.S e. GAESA
u II s.Yg. rsY a III sssss q
| ( 1~1n Elih vii %zahnonnce 70 Inc citizens Of Baton
- s'.nse-a 'ia HfeaniSy; lsaAt they are prepared &c
II p449 go eFlaatioh y NJ t1ADiitt, II furniture, Under
~aaIn9 aite. noetse-f ntfaSnulg business, and are nov
: $500 q. ~ %iltGt 'fofts NsW I orr ana cincinnati,
Axsa1.s&As aAo biaeA "ainat itast2aH&4
Soias, ':~ "=*#~
Rocking and parlor C:lairs:
1astauS, u
sideboards,
H+hhstanHs, -
bu"k LA@es.
tAfa2 and Glass; Tlower Eases, ~
" Tea Sets,
Preseplatioa Cups X Saueera,
" E~:ostiss.
Eobraaaan Toilet BOTTLES,
Gla*s Ware,
1"S lea sets
Marbles,
! FIN a@n,I pa vn;~.. ''S '@S'@ 4
Soup nd Gravy faa1,e<.
@ugAs scoops AID sa<,s.r,
Eutter Knives, ~aIl SFo"n-.
p'2''''r aat1 Desert Fork@,
/. 10 do aid Ira Sl.,uGs,
LAD Fancy: Sui and t'Tcs~o! Glass
tlt'aa alli CrocE".y,
f4ajteai Casters.
Cake BASKETS,
FORKS,
Specs,
;tHt N and f. lreI Mating,
tiuor tMl G'otlsa
Fr0cherT aud China Ware.
Pier An1 Ha2rtlt DEasses.
@o ~t; u.s. S'S + : ra~ r"+
Wood, Willow, and Hollow Ware.
Hu.!le ani Office {fatkr
-,oxas and Crates.
,eh ,s.v
New Go u ts+ <.s: EStssiS
n NO OPENING at the general House furn si4in-
" War. Rooms Of !. PIPER i 90 fuv nx,,r,,
nlent os vpAis r~oRs,gt!ng II. nart Of
EiF3.sT PL4TEp MARE.
TEA sgTs. CA4rnnA. LARD BASKETS,
CA:uEfsTirEs. (skI BASKETS.
T4arE. DESERT. ana In. SY,,eys.
Fonhs.
Fist md PIE KNIVES.
tti:'p aid Gray fsDsPs
SALT and HUsrtMn Sp.n,se, ke
~ s~
very rlch fEFF'A tt-IAA biNFEfs FEis,
" " T4HlEr "
orrsauleatea and Plain.
= COM Z 90 stock
rTr > nd .sp1ssrn = go v,sx
.;,, f>a~1 r. w. ~ ~ ~',,~ r r "
' S"'N anf r.. 80 @>'
Jyt,ax and s rr5' I'M g4F1a w. T:n,x c.r,sov
fREseR CAEvgna and sllcEas,
BgAEs and WIRE TENDERS,
Bass and coxfo4gr1os -Axi1Rnss,
PoaEaffEp STEzs. FIRE iaoss,
vLAstSrsEp, lin and BRIrrAsIA WAEE,
CovEHED CaArisc 1I.sHgs,
Co0KISt7, PARLoR and Office Stoves,
.as SAD Lg,Ss. FsrESr KNIFE CLEANERS,
$S Moon and WILLOW WARE,
-
t'hf'AST aa1tos|o'' aa4 "Aas1F nhssEHADs
'%'ebN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

Eeng4Eas-~Dr. EsE:sgX.

IN. Eit.TZ has renfoHe1" his Tesi!e2ce trim B.ulT
~ iantifns, 20 the house taTtaeriY '~#au pled by '.
aoroea,s Esq, aboat tive miles ab"se the Ferry
sanilag, #aere ha can always te fo.at ailless absent
an professional business.
III 0rficIs can he lett al hs Tang &te*re al Erliy
ia,pIiiq or at this ntiite. feb 56G4D. nR- ARAIL'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

nR.1'. FAY. has re- orenel his office
~ with new naa.evjais. improved inStrun1Hnts, an2
with all Of the new improvements in the profession,
Offering MORE p~erEtGs work at prices to sui* the coz
Feaiense if Ill. 49,
*f-74a.t ecotnB a4tAtorf-0fice at his residence, La
sayst~e SIT tet, Baton Rouge.
sent 2ftf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

rH0F FEET NssTnRE, Of i. 6.as: Sand 10 INCH
+1tgS , 3 and ply, I can furnisi, any size belt
me Al short notice, from / inch z ply, to 2oinch ply
This betting is manufactured under Goodyearss pat
emf, and is superior to leather for the following rea-
sons y 1t has a perfectly smooth and even surface.
Il. seldom. red lures tightening more than once. It
VIII always run straight, and with a perfect bearing
on the ~palleys. It Is stronger and more aurrble than
leather. It can he constantly run Ii NET places, Or
~b.ltInr, at cost Of o,ss third sssss Than lsathfr.
Aug2a. -s Il. BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

-Cn HAMS wanted To chop wool oi Tie line OF
the Baton ltou9e ard treas" 1ete Railroad,
- .NHte,, as d 1,onth a;I! he paid, or II IersonS
havtas hands 70 oirs r r.e se't ."r cse5 I"r ''"'''"s
Tna t;,u bar + princ:aally Ash, the Land dry aud 10.
sation ksalsi7. AppIy 10, or adsirrSs
june 1s~tt. IV2TL ~ - ~ a.1 d.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
BARDEE &

|ro9h Supp1lea=
I a CASKS BACON sIOuLIERS--z~
~ 20, ooo IT, Bulk Pork. Hog round.
5v Bbis. Mess Fork
2535 Bhis Pig Por!: for family use,
BOX Bbis Mess 3e=f-yery cGoice,
Is Casks Hams. Sanford 4 Cranes
% 30 10. Evans K Swift.
s CASKS I)oE3irieis Smoked Beet,
500 I}bi Flour, choice brands,
SO Boxes Star Gambler, to +
SO t. Adasnantine Candles q to Il,
25 II Sperm. Is Il is,
100 Boxes Winchester Soap small boxes
100 " telalau-large l. small bars,
so Bags Rio Coilee,
Java il Pockets, and
Government RToacr, choice article,
50 Cases Ciarti Wiae,
IS i Sautern,
Is Gases Chateau Raqsin--hne ~ar;selo'
50 Gases Falkira Ale, CTS. Il piuts,
Is " champagne Cider, quarts,
50 Boxes Choice Western Cheese,
"a Kegs Cherry Valley Butter,
ID Choice Family do,
Pa Goshea-very superEne,
20 :: Pigs Feet,
40 Ei3 Deans Whisky.
50 - Fishers do,
IS d" Nonongahela.
2[t . Old Rye,
c5H Bh1s Mononeaho'a copper distilled,
% Ebls Loaf Sugar, SINGLE and double refined,
SO Boxes Longwnfths Eata@taa,
70 Bbls celebrated Calhoun Whisky,
70 Small chests Imperial Green Tea,
TO " q, GunphWler Go,
10 Casks choice Rice, = ~
800 doz. Straw Breoms, mr. =
500 Bags Fine b Goa rse Salt,
% Or. Casks american Brandy,
And number Of other articles, to al Of which
tuyite the attention of our West, Baton Rouge E
Crosse lete friends. with the Assurance that no effort
wil be left untried 10 give uniform satisfaction.
mas g. BARBEE: + BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF FEST 64JON ROEGE,

s1xTU n1sTEiCT COURT.
A A. Williams, Test Executor, VS.. Adanats EieI,erf,
No. 1897.
. VIRTUE of G writ ef f. a., to me- directed IN
- the abovsr entitled cause, Of date the 22nd ia nf
ApFiii55b, from tie Sixth district Court, il; aud for
said parish and StaAe, will BIZ offered for sale at Eah
lie suction to the last and highest bidder, vi trou1 II
the Court house Of this parish, On
Saturday 7th day Of Aug. 1853,
at Il O'Clock It. M, al the right, It'll. and inirrcs, ID,
the detpTsdent. Atlantis iIebert, in and to the ftIlnWlng
pToperty-~4o VITA certain tract If ianA situated
III f'1i$ Far;alt, at forty arpentS from tbs river Mj$7ssn
tFpl, having two arpciita Trnnt b. Forty il dept, pInrg
ct less, bounded 4burc and in trout iy GaHda of Mile
Il Trinidad, beioT by lands oE Mr.. Joachim J ass}r,
and in tle rear g /, nls Of Pierre Ferret. with MI the
Improvements thereon, IL pay ans! satisfy sAi5 VI il Of
'E@citiun, 4riyed ia the alloy" entitled suit
IT, TERMS Of sale--IHeIves months tnp5, atti
good and approved security,
I13EO EFTGEEDS, D.s.
West Bdson Rouge, May III 1858
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
% Architects, Builders, Contractors. Planters
- and Others.

rs 81 ghuEKslGNEn would respectfully inform
= buaders, Planters and the community al LARGE,
.o - y : now fully prepared to MANUFACTURED by steam
s5rS I,ay;l H. lTt noE'ee and moderate pr cea, Oval, Gothic
5nanssliet Window sash, all kinds OF pa7,nnoI and saa Il
s1 II e,etief liked or revolving Door and W,utloH;
a1s AM; noof AMI Window Frames, Base, Moulding, &c.
,s @a;ns l~onsue'ng md Groovtas, turning Of every
= Issnk arassed to order Of any width ,,caar +,o fse+
rex.os ~. tnlcsness Rnder three inches: Tirnt,ers
H. psrlsetis true, OF any Length, unler thirty five
u ~ seng ana twenty inches square. *,
a. a - 8. ! "1aers addressed to me through the Pest
til pra,n :, a+aaart y Co., Of Baton Rouge, will meet
81 J. ". BROWN
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\ STRAuS. formerly Of Cincinnati, respectfully
offers his services TO the citiyenszof " est Baton
Rouge as Surgean Dentist Hais prepared to- exc.
cute all manner Of Dental operations on the most
approved and Scientific principles known to the pro-
fession. Terms reasonable. DR., Stratus can be found
ut the residence OF Or. Kratz, st Bruly Landing, or
orders can be left at this office.
nov. 21tf, IR, SIhAuo. H. .
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Baton Roefgge Steam Ferry.

7TNfE NEW SIEAM- FERRY BOAT -
sunny soUIzI" will leave G4a- Ill., 4
Ton Rouge At O'Clock, 4. n. during the ssa%4=-s.asE4EaaAs
winter e1onths. and at o~ocioeis during she Summer,
and nIg regularly during tile day An interval Of
fifteen minutes viii take place hetweea th+ trips from
either slaa.
Tie boat viii leare the Eafnn. Rouge side On her
last teiaaoa rundown and remain hve minutes only.
on nv opposite side; after which, peEsous desireus 81
sfoss.ug before sunrise next morning will be taken
1Ffrl u skitfs At double rates OF f=rriage, According 10
contract. f5 -n
VT Aocnntrscts vii; be madafor fGrr;aae by the
5sar Or quarter but IN order to snlt tEe con ve1;once
y .sioae WHOSE business Or pleasure cahlsoe tie FIRE
gaeas crossing ct either t!iaanseives pr SERVANTS,
sa'ssse 1ie6sEs1s will be- sold on the boat in pack
6ssa o. twenty-five for Enstr Dollars, leing q discount
os twenty per cent. on 4ite established rates. r. -
~ RIGH'U MARKHAM co.
@men147y Eroprietsrs r.
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Wines and Liquors.
Yay late arrivals from. Bordeaux:
= u pipes old Cognac Bran2y,s
Il do do Champagne do
az. < do do do do very old
Crses of Brandy 1866 do a~doasaa.1.
TE,arn I,mzgne:
~ 4 baskets Jenny Lind,
q baskets ct st. MARX.
baskets Heilsick piats and quarts,
baskets Mort 4 CaandenseA No. l,
n ell 1Vanes: ~-
Il Hungarian ctaret-usw desert wire,
Chateau IecviIle,
do Dupiessis,
do St, EstepAe.
w Chateau DEpIess,s,
do. Eyonrm,
Ifaut Sauterne ~
Emile Norel-!:ordaoux
s.. Mary do and other to arrive
novel BARBER k~BFNJAMlN.
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To rnttan Planters.

The underslgne3 offers his services to Cotton flaE
tiers as d GIN WRIGHT. He has hadarnple experisn
nd eau produce the best of references.
s~s & TERRIER
Baton Rouge J9ae 23 tt ! If III
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HAY LAY :!

ao g,f.Es Of pF1AF SUTHERLAND COUNTY
w Hal S''-'7 Tf0s. bIRNE,
On Baton Rouge, La.
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To the Public.

Returning to our citizens our kiniast acknowledge
rnents for their liberal patronage, hitherto bestowed
upon as, we shall make It eur study hereafter. 10
merit q continuance Of their future fayors- We have
made every provision to meet the wants Of the PEG
pie and az 4 great portion of our stock has been
bought for cash we venture little III saying that We
are thus enabled to offer them