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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.


Charles 8 Porter. Ct al.
By virtue OF an order Of sale. issued cot Of the court
OF Cot mo Pleas for TrunbGI: CuGrty - me directed
and delivered. 1 shall expose to public sale 10 The
hIgh~st hhd'r. at the door 0: the Court uouae, in
Warren in Iaid County, on
Saturday, The 18th day of Earch, 1859,
hetveen the hours Of Is v, and . P, n. Of sa:d day
the following described Real Eststs, to Wit
ONs HH"sridsd kGy Of n certain tract or lot Of land
IN " srren In said County OF Trz1huII. known by ss-
rg part Of village lots nEEber Bitern add six.e.a "
the village Of Warren. bounded North on Nsrxet 81,
East on ;znds owned b. Samuel ChssLey ana no. &c
capped by ri. iddinrs. South by the S-uth line %
sAii lois. and on the West BY lands CT James L. yun
Gorier. being about one Kindred feet aide. more or
less. an Market Street. Said undivtieI half OF MD
lrsmises appraised ~ Five thousand Dollars. $500 J
sold a. s!= lands Of Charles s. Porter. pursuant q.
the decre=a aid order OF sale N the ahos e entitled cause.
VSiO) I'D cox, Master coanfsEoArr.
Warren, Feb. 9th, N59-5z
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Messrs Andrews & Allrich have no connec
ton with Cheese Factories and if any house. in
the county can show a larger trade with farmers
direct. we should ike to make a note Of it.
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SHERIFF S SALE.
si0thoWsr NaiiheSs& Co In TrumAuIi
- COnnoR Pleas

By yirtne OF an alias order Of sale. In the shove eoti
tied cause issued out of the Cours Of Common Pleas of
rrumbuIl County, Ohio. sd TO me directed and dshV-
cred, I shall -XPoss TO publ- sale. at the deor Of the
Court House in Warren. in said county, on
Saturday. the Goth day of March 1853,
betw exn the hours Of 20 o'elnek A. ~. and 4 o'clock +.
n OF said dzy, the following described Real Estate,
10 vii: slguate in Vienna TOSushiP MOI in tie ID
Range Of townships in the CONNECTICUT Nessfrn lie
,-ryr. in The State Il ohio. aid which 10 aIso in The
County OF Tram NIL. AMI Is kho<n by part Of 10. No.
IL. and IS bounded rs follows. via: Beginning ~ a
10 { at the south elAt corner of one hall % an acre OF
land. artieIed 10 I. RiIry. thence running North along
tks Eys- hns Of said RIley's lot. eighteen rods 10 .
posi- thebes running has four toes and q hall to =
past; thence rupning south parallel with the vest line
Of said Riley .. eighteen rods TO a post; thsEes run
ming West four an u half rolls 90 the pace Of segiz-
ming. and 20 ~eohtFin one half of 81 acre " iacd, be
the zane more or less
Appraised a: S2srU. TERNs-cash on day 81 ssIe-
A. n. UNA Shsri3.
shs,ie,s Office Warren V.b- 81 -isSJ-5v
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5ELL LEp.
CHERRIES SALE
~ John & Nancy P. Er~iaa In frsnSsu

Dr. viItHe Of an Siias er4er OF sale sxur5S-H.
CSart OF common Pleas Of Trdml1il Coenty. Oa.o. -
me directed and delivered. ! shall expose &c PsL!,o
Snre,sse ieh erreliisn ct law. At the dSsE Of lie CesE;
hoase in Warren. in said Ceutty, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of March, 1889.
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 s'e,O.h
u 81 said day. thef5ilosiEE describes Real Kxt.rs
10 Tlt- tnate in Warren. or Township aEzber taur, n
thr fourth range in ihr Coars1ticu: Western Reserve
~ the STATE Of OHIO. and <hieh Is kaeza A. t.s -.
OIL number uhrss in Prsse's Plat Of Village Lot. IA ,ss
town OF warren. a. surveyed ana u~szbrrsa ~ Frank-
IN Z Steve. surrey or. aud recorded in Book Of NJ.
etthsseeords ofrrrn"aii cScn:y. psss Is. Arpr..sS
A. ss25. T~erms-C,sa. ~
LYMAN. zss.i<.
SnerlE9 One. - Arre-- rAn IL "a
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r EGAL NOTICE.
IL In PsssarE covRr o. rsvssrIL cerxTT.
George " Harrington. AdDinIstra;OT OF
JOha Harrington. deceased

EGAL NOTICE.
IL IN Pzos1TE coVRr o. r.rsarLL Cocsrf
George " Harrington. Administrator or 81
JOka Harrington. deceased
".
Ehoda Harrington Ezra HARRINGTON. PErr.oK ~.
William b. Harrington. John y uIar.i
riHgion. Lewis Harrington, Joshua sYII LIN
Harrington, Gs0rgs w.. harrington.
Jane Fuller. Sarah Fuller. AIr;is FsI
Ter heirs Of Deborah Fuller, deceased
aud Joseph Perkins
To the asove named gersous. Ehc reside cut Of N.
tate Of Ohio. you are hereby informed. thar en- the eth
day OF February, l-59. said Anministrator aIrd Ii.
petition In the Probate Court Of Truziaif County, the
oNJeet anu prayer OF which IS TO eatain an order tyr
me assignment OF Sidow's dO~er, AID for sale Of tie
Iotiosins Real Esi1'e Of s3id dseeI-nt. or 80 much
thersoia As may ne necessary TO ray debts Of said Jse..
Hent 20 Wit: The homestead and farm on which ths
SAID John Harrington resided. situate in Greene IN
SAIL County. aid rars Of Lot No. : IN said TSwsship.
ana eontAihing 100 IS 100 acres Of land; excepting 81
Lot
"hieh petition vii be heard % Tie IgSk d.y e
March, le59. at the Once OF said Court.
6EURfE w. HARRINGTON. Adn'r. 81
feo- To- 's-es John Harrington, decreased
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WHIP LASlES by the dog. OF sin
w ale at sbeal rs yea cent ls~.r thas ---- 80
Sra PATCH & UEpTCkR
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THE STATE OF OHIO. T,uubull
l. County. IN PROBATE COURT.
Archibald Cieiand. Admir-.
Of Robert Hamilton, deed
Catherine Haaiiicn, e.. A..

Of Robert Hamilton, deed PrT:rIos To sxLr lara.
".
Catherine Hasaii.cn, es- Al
Gavin Hamilton. Margaret Rrows and husband. John
brown. OF Kansas and Cafhsrine Hamilton. heir, a.
IAs o. Robert H<milton. deS'd defendants in the above
entitled cause. will tsSe netice that ArrhiaaIdCleTapd
a Adminlstr1tor on the Estate of Robert La .iitor.
late OF Johnston. Ohio deed has aled his prtisiou 10
me rrebate Court Of the County Aforesaid; the ehjrex
and prayer Of which Is to obtain N order 10 sell tss
lands therein described, being - acres Of land in
johnston. TTunbuli County. Ohio. and known as Ia.
homestead farm on Shieh The sail Robert Haniks2
resided at TIE time OF his death.
sad Petiiisa will he heard March LIST. 1859. at the
one OF said Court 10 Wbrrea, County aud State .foxs-
said ARCuIBALD CLEIaHa asr'.
Fso-S, 0oiE. Of Robert Hamilton, deed
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WE too. can cbrtrfuIIy endorse the
brigham & co.'s BOOKS will he

IIMBRELLAS-large stock-ohesper
- .Ass ever heard Of. % Ne. 80 Market 81 !snie
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FRESH u
At No. G., Market ST.. Warren o.
Thu undsrsigned respectfully announce to their
patrons and the public in general that they are nov
receiving = Large invoice Of
DkCuS. PAINTS. OILS.
DYE WOODS. CHEMICALS.
and all the varied articles usually found in establish
ments O. this Aihd
Cur stock is selected with care in reference to both
qualify and price. and 40 feel confident that we can
Oher uneq1ailsI Inducements to all who cho0se to rx
anime or stock and prlees-
Feeling Rrate(ul to our Frisnis Tor the confidence
heretofore gwen us. We hope to me il a continuance
Of the same in future by fair dealing and strict stten
ton to the nrtAils VI the Drug Business IL being our
aim to merit patronage by the gsod qEaLfy, as we'll as
reasonable prices OF our GOOds. and Tor cash or prompt,
short Uime i.aymeit Is. are determined TO oder indnee
ments to the trade, heretofore uuequailed in Northern
Ohio.
Warren. Oct, 9Th. Ss WOODS & PEW.
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ASSIGNEE S SALE
OF Goods and Notions!
lust BE SOLD
WI HIN 90 DAYS.
NEW YORK STORE.
AND WINTER DRY GOODS,

embracing our usual large assortment in every depart
ment. and including all the novelties in Dress aud
Fancy Goods. W. are marking our goods down 10 the
tops:t hciHg prices and intend to ne popular with all
Eho wish to huv desirable goods cheap. The highc {
market price slways paid for produce.
sent Il s.. q WHNTZ.
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CARDS.

CARDS.
AVlNG this day disposed Of our Pm
Ii tire Stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres. Ready Made
Clcshins and CENTS Furnishing GOa.stO y. p Reed &
Co. we earnestly solicit in ths future. n continuance
81 the sans liberal patronage that has been extended
80 NJ 10 the asi: rs the Public wsil 1ni in our success
sars. men Of iIt-gIity honorable in all their dealings
snd worthy # the confdrr &c ola conhdiRg public
wARsES, sePt. 18th. s.. BINGHAM L co.
I'VE too, can cbrtrfully endorse the
above. and recommend all our Old patrons to
give REED G CO. = call; they have nov in store
one 1.-THE largest .ni best selected stocks ever opened
in rrumhunl County. 4. I. BARTLETT.
wAxzrs. Sept 9th ga. G.. N. Brown.
DRIGHAM & co.'s BOOKS will he
II Jeff with 2 r. HEED & CO. for a few dsys only
They are authorised 10 adjust all matters connected
wish tbs late firm All ~ho are indebted 70 .he above
wiIl piesse call Immortality and settle the same.
WARREs. sepa. s5th, IS. BRIGHAM & CO.
Nvy. 24th. Ie5c-
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NALI PEIRE-6OO IN. Puir Can
= : Petre ty WOODS & PES.
DkEAST H-grr-y !m
ID urnvei Kreas, Pumps. At WOODS & PEw's.
iSOi KEr KNIVES Pore Mun.'es.
Wallets Ciain Gag. Csi,x~. Reticulzs Baskets,
pr IS RJtt"n.. Couaa. ui all AiuHs. CndrFshITt. ana
| .,r,wers. NraiursE'um books. III eais al all kinds
Nr-iie,. Cap Letter .Iti Note farer Envelopes. L-ai
PeGci 5 steel Pens. Pen Holders Tooth Brushes Hat
Pins. Hair sad TloIh Bru.hes Buttons. all kinds. Vel
vel Hihious. bonnet Ruches ALI the above soods clio
sing nut AZ co't. by J. PALM, Assignee.
DERFU merry. Extracts. Colleagues.
PomtI- 5 sui"IIs-h--I variety aud quxii;j ever
pierei = War Il. HoS Almost gwen assay
JxLl3 PALM. Assignee
fsEST QAULlTY Of KID GLOVES
, verb Que dollar, selling a; seventy dive crnts!
Jan ~. 81 ;. PALM Assignee.
HATS Il CAPS. or ~. and BOYS.
l. selling at cost. att stewart's old stand on N-r.
act street. isuI9
DUCK GLOVES & G~AUNTLETS
IL TOR men aad womer, at cost, muy he had at No.
10 Market sire T.. ianI9
WHIrE i.EAD-F.hu>tnck<, n. Y
w Xxx and X, and Piusrurg Lead. in Oil, also
WonDs & PEW.
NANDLES-Star TaIlow. d. Sieaiine
" Candles. for sale by the Box or sin;is pound:
Woods & PEW.
NDIGO-Besi Manila ami B-ngal
I In'isO. by the Package pound or oInse. by
iDERFUMERY-Lubin's Barns and
L ,ichrii's celebrated Perfuaerie,: at
L,HLAVORING EXTRACTS-Ex-
L tracts Lemon. vaniIL, Rose. strawberry ( Pine
Apple. 10y wthDn< 81 PEW.
ECLECTIC MEDICINEo-Eclrc.ic
- preparations of 4iI kinds for safe by
H0uDs & PEW.
SULrH. QUININE-IO0 ounces ju-t
MODS ( PEW.
CULPHATE MoRPHINE-one Gaze
OP. q VS.. s~ulrha;s Morphine for sale by
WOO - & PEW.
LUM &C-Alum. Operas. Bue
. = vitriol. Ext LosHOOd. ~sulphdr: Brinstons; &c.
by WOODS a PEW.
Ill r%snner's No l & 2. Machinery
" Meats Foot. Lard. Olive aud Castor. in large aud
sasli qu 'ntii es, ny WOODS & PEW.
NARNISHES-No. ] & 2 Cop4i, Da.
mar. Best Coach. Furuiturr and Japan vsrnish.
es,"y Woods & PEW.
lNSEED OIL For sale a, Wnrlr.
l. sale aud Retail. by WOODS & PEW
/lNC-P. ma. and L~high. Passaic
II No. l Snow White in oil, al hest Dry Zine. by
Y Retail. by WOODS K PEW.
DIRD CAGES-l5J Bird Cages of
II all rat;erus and sizesjust received by
WOODS & PEW.
CASTlLE SOAi'- By The Blk nr H..
= by WOODS & PEW.
N'ARCH-Pure Pearl Starch nv The
: Box or pound at woOns 4 gw's
CONCENTRATED LYE-Fur max
~ ing Soap. b. the Box or pound. at
WOODS L Pgw's.
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NEW ~MANTILLASH

NEW MANTILLAS!!
NVE have now on hand a splendid
w assortment Of Six and Lace Maniill4s. Also
SH LS.!
white Grape, White and Colored Stella. Thibe.. Black
SILK. and a barge assortment Of Cheap sumner shauIs,
Shich will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay.
PECK, Burn l. L CO.
June 10. So. No. . Market Strrr.
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DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS

lRESS y DRESS
- Printed. PlaI and Plain Merinoes, Poplins.
Fancy b'Laines. Ducell Plaids and every variety OF
desirable Dress Goods the market affords, a. the
WARREN DRY GOODS
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SULPHATE MORPHINE-One Gaze
OP. & VS.. s~ulrha;e Morphine for sale by
tEnn - l. npU
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SULrH. QUINlNE-I00 ounces JUL
received fruua Powers & weightms-.h by
W,tnOl 4 PEW
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ECLECTIC MEDlCINEo-Ecirc.ic
- preparations Of ali kinds for sale by
.a.-n.5 n .u-
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LUM &C-Alum, Operas. Bue
. vitriol. Ext Log Ood. ~sulphdr. Brinstone. &c.
hv kNnnnS a. DHNr
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I,'LAVORING EXTRACTS-Ex-
L tracts Lemon. Vanilla, Rose. Stra~herry &c Pine
Apple, 10y wuOn< 81 pHW.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

Ev Quite a change in the weather
took place on Saturday evening last.--
The day had been unusually sultry for
the season, and the heavy piling up o.
clouds from all parts Of the horizon, in'
duced many to believe that the long look
ed for rain had come at last. But once
more we're v doomed to disappointment
About shutdown a violent storm Of wind
arose, which chased away the clouds and
left in their stead, dust, ice and very un-
comfortable weather. During the day,
Sunday, the ferryboat vas unable to
make her regular trips from The violence
Of the wind, and some few small craft
On the eastern side Of the river, were
driven ashore and badly wrecked. On
Monday and Tuesday mornings, we had
heavy white frosts, without the wind,
which in some measure compensates for
the cold.
On Thursday, the rain poured down
in torrents, and there was every indica.
ton Of a long rainey spell. During the
night, however, the clouds cleared away,
and to-day, Friday, the weather is clear,
cool and bracing. It has been a week
Of queer changes.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
Aag~ The Crescent says tbs recent gi-

EAr" The Crescent says tbs recent e.
gantic fraud committed on the ballot-box
in New York, BY Ike Bell Il Co.'S five
hundred Irish Registrars, transcends any
thing Of the kind that has ever occurred
in this country. Il is openly done, un-
b%IushiugIy done, and boastingjy done.
Twenty-Five thousand bogus names have
been added to the list OF electors in that
city, for which there is no living repre-
sentative. All the exploits of past bal.
lot~box stufing in the United States fade
into nothing by the side of this enor~
nous fraud, deliberately set on foot and
calmly executed at the clerks table Of
the Registrars, regardless of every pro-
,estation from honest men. PIaquemiues
aod Kansas may hide their diminished
heads hereafter.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

~Tbe. heavy freezes in the early
part OF the week have been disastrous TO
the cane. The weather moderated 10
far on Wednesday, as 10 render fires un-
necessary. 4 thaw. has set in and the
consequences TO frozen cane are but too
we'll known to sugar planters. We can
not, al this time, attempt an estimate of
our parish crop, The result will, how
ever, Q be known,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

~" Why does the n. Orleans Delta
IN il. standing column of election re-
turns, persist in claiming Capt. Il. W.
ALLEN, Representative elect from this
parish, as . Democrat: Capt. ALLEN is
not n Democrat and WAS not elected as
such By our yoters,-but was voted for
and elected as an Independent. We
perceive the Crescent has fallen into the
same error. Correct it, gentlemen.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
The GREAT EAsrERS.--Ti,e Leudon

TIE GxEAr EAsrEaN.--Tbe London
correspondent Of the Boston p ost spsaka
as follows Of the Great Eastern II
The Great Eastern has Hu.nInuxed!
The leading journal records Its Trial trip
as "ouly a partial success" We al!
know what that means She rolls like,
a porpoise, or a log canoe, the decks leak,
the iron plates dong fit, the decorations
crumbls and disappear, and--lhe worst
remains behind--sl1e can only 90 d litl4
more Than htlf the speed that WIS ex-
pvc,ed Of her! The very best that can
be got out Of her underline mos. favor
able circumstances Of wind, water and
co, |, is thirteen miles an~hour. So say
some knowing engineers. who were gu
board, and ws*o"islaed and hoped :he
most favorable result. There is no dis
guising il. The great hull is worth all
It would bring for oId non. =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

SERIOUS AccrDExr.-We regret to
learn that young man named URsrs
Lz1zusE, a citizen Of this parish, while
ont rabbit hunting % Wednesday morn.
ing last, met with an accident. which ha.
deprived him Of his left hand. He had
fred OF one barrel of his gun and was
in the act Of reloading it, when the 9th.
81 barrel went off, accident|y, discharg.
the load into his hand which shattered
it 30 seriously as 10 render amputation
necessary. The operation was perform.
cd as soon as a surgeon could be pro.
cured, aud he is now doing az we'll a.
could be expected, be having received
other wounds from the Same accident
although not of so serious & character
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

A VALUABLE MIXTURE FOR -ICouaHa
AND CoLDs.-Take sun flower seeds, one
ounce, add one pint Of West India run.
Let it stand Ave da,s; strain, AIDA halt
pint of New Orleans moias~es. Dose,
one tea spoonful, four or fvs times a day.
This mixture is one Of the very best inf
all CASES Of coughs and colds in both
children and adults, and its timely use
will often prevent lung fever and con
sumption.-Phi1adelphi Eclectic Aeo*
ical Journal. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

-Mgm#T'aET 49, .-s EE - -
The new ocean steamship which Itis
proposed to build at Buffalo to travel
one Hundred miles an hour, is TO. BE- Of
the following dimensions Lengtb(thres
quarters ct tni|e) 1000 feet width
733 feet ; depth, 80 feet. Each end las.
to ba constructed alike, in the form Of a
wedge. This wedge form is 1850 fset
long. leaving the parallel portion 500
feet in length. To steady the vessel. fias
are attached 500 feet long to each y
the ends. These fins inpsrt strength,
possess. great b~uoyancy, aud ere used
for the purpose Of surface condensation.
Each fin has a eQua! to a room
20 feet wide, 10 fee. deep, and $500 fey ,a
long.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

R' Our young friend, JEws1t - "
|Po'hte Coupe beAo, lakes his da;s., '%'
district Attorney, with the greats.. ono5
hunor. Ha does not get mad ao JI ~
off at the handle as sone rosD do ,s,~
they ale defeated for Office. On tho "a.
trary, la pays bis fe|low.citizens for H..
votes, whether for or AGAINST -
a compliment, aud says q good word 't ~
bis successful competitor. Tia. is thu w..
to make friends on all sides ,apdif .Jpw,,,
ever runs ivr Office again in bis Dis,,;o.
h's manly course in this matter. atoa'
will elect him. Hear him talk.
Well, The soyersigns have "s,sIvoa
US and elected our opponent, John "
list, and We are bound 10 presume H.,
iii SO doing they have acted "wsllm~
moi "lseIy.' They deemed Mr. To;.'
more competent and more des.,
y!ng, and consequently they e!ecIr1
him in preference to rs. That waa r;ab.
and we hope Mr. Yoist will never ts;xs
them o~ceas:on-~we do not think he will
10 regret the choice which they has,
made III selecting him.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
GGEr" We regret to learn that W. R

ADAMS has withdrawn from the n. @
Crescent. Mr.. J. @. Nixon, his forme,
partner, is now sole proprietor. We hope
Mr.. A. does not intend to remain idle
his vigorous pen will be much wanted
about the time that glorious body, the
Charleston Convention, assemblies. At
all events he has our most cordial wishes
for success and prosperity in whatever
sphere Of life he next embarks. There
are few men connected with the South
eru press cordial, candid and free
than WILLIAM R. ADAMs-a compliment
we know the entire county press of the
State will endorse without distinction OF
party.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

BAD BrLLs.-The Advocate learns
through private letter from 3 friend that
New Orleans is flooded with counter
felt $40 bills on the Canal Bank. Our
citizens should be on the look out for
them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

GERRIr SMITH's IHsANITY.--With re,
gard to the insanity Of GerrIt Smith, the
Utica Herald, Of Nov. 8, says: We are
greatly panied 10 learn that Gerrit Smith
the ~free-Aeartcd but sadly cratic phiIan-
thropisl, became On Monday last an in.
mate Of the New York State Lunatic
Asylum, whore 1t has been necessary to
place him OF! account of marked insani-
ty. We learn that he is very violent,
aud has exhibited a disposition to com
nit suicide, and that All attendant keeps
constant watch over him to prevent him
laying violent hands on himself, This
result we hear attributed to the connect
ion Of Nj. Smiths name with tha Har
per's Ferry affair, though many will re-
gard it as tie consequences Of Iong-seat~
ed and marked d1sease. g
A CoIoRED ARiT1sT.--Tlne Mobile Ntert.
ury, of thes15tla lust, says:
At the late Fair Of the West Alabama
Agricultural Society, held at Demopoljs,
a premium Of a silver cup was awarded
to E. T. Page, Of Mobile, for a portrait OF
T. S. Lyon. The artist is "A colored man,
formerly a barber on Roya! street. He
is of uno!enishea character, Of strict in
tegrity, and highly esteemed by his white
acquaintances, Portrait-paintipg seems
to>be a natural git TO Page, which he
has pursued, SO far as we know. without
any instruction. Such illustrations of
talent IN the African race occasionally
occur amongst US, as if to remind the
world that the South IS the region where
they are protected and fossered, and all
the worth Of their. character is encoura-
ged 10 develop itself. c,~
W.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
PRorECr1oN or HAEPER's FERRY

P~ROTECTION OF HAEPEKs FERRY
ARsEsAL.-The New York Journal 81
Commerce, OF the 18th inst, says:
A sergeant and eight men left Cover
nor's Island yesterday for Harper's Fer.
~, to strengthen the military force in
the Arsenal at that place. This addition
will raise the number OF men on duty
there to forty, which is deemed sufficient
to protect the Arsenal against aII appre'
hended assaults.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

~ The dwelling and out houses Of
Granville Pierce, Esq, Of East Baton
Rouge, rsss totally consumed by fire
on sunday night, the family barely e..
Gaping With their lives, Loss abou. $4,000
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

New DREss-Our contemporary, the
Baton Rouge ~Advocate, came out in a
spanking new dress on Saturday last, be-
sides an increase in the size of the paper.
This is an excellent evidence of prosper
ity, and We know of no paper in the
State more deserving Of it than the 3D.
vocdte.