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The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

EDIToRs COURIER You will please announce
my name as an Independent Candidate for the
office of Tax Collector of Shasta county at the
ensuing election. A. R. ANDREWS.
Shasta, July 2l 1859. jy23td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
FOR SUPERVISOR. e

A. J. VAN VIE announces himself n candi-
date at the ensuing election, as an Independent
candidate for the Office of Supervisor of the 2nt
District. aul3Id
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
\ 0 L | C. E.

WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF
w our business, lately carried or under the
style Of J. G. Doll Co.. in this place, to B. P
Hazeltine
Wesolicit for him continuance Of the patron
age heretofore extended to the old firm.
a. ". SNYDER L co.
). B. "e particularly request ali persons in
dehted 20 as On book accoun. or By note, TO
settle the same without delay. B. P. Hazeltine
is duly authorized 70 receipt for the same.
4. W. 8. & co.
Shasta, jan. 81, 1859. f5:tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
To the voters of Shasta Count,

The undersigned has Withdrawn from the con-
test for Tax Collector A K. WATTS.
Aug. q: 1859. au27:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
COUNTY CLERK.

MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce my name
as an Independent Candidate for the office of
County Clerk of Shasta County.
W. G.. WEST.
Shasta July goth 1859. ju23:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

We are authorized to announce the name of
GEORGE KGTTRIDGE as an Independent
didate for the Office Of County Recorder ie4:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
Shasta, Aug. l3, 1859

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce that l am
candidate for the office of Constable of Shasta
Township. am Democrat, never voted any
but the Democratic Ticket, State and County,
from Governor down. C. C. LANGSDON.
jy30:td of Whisky Creek.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
SHASTA COURI Err.
Can the Opposite Elements Unite

Can vinegar and oil, or FIRE and water, or
truth and falsehood, or vice and virtue, throw
on their opposite and mutually repulsive quail
tiles and unite?
Horace Greely, High Priest in the Republi-
can Church, has written letter urging the
hep1hlicsns to vote for Jo McKibben for Con-
gress, and support the Anti-Lecompton State
ticket. We confess that We are greatly sur
prised at this recommendation of the Tribune
Philosopher. What would be thought of a
Catholic Priest who should recommend his
hock to go and worship in Methodist Chapel :?
Is 1t not just as strange to hear Horace Greely
urging Republicans to vote for the nominees of
an Organization called Democratic 1t does
seem to as that this action of Greely should
cause Anti-Lecompton Democrats to pause and
reflect. Black Republicanism and Democracy
are removed as far apart as Heaven is from the
internal regions. The principles of the two
parties are wholly repugnant to each other.
With this truth in mind, the Anti-Lecompton
Democrats should ask themselves the question,
whether it is not possible that they have slightly
stray yed from the Democratic path Otherwise
would they have the concentrations and
assistance of Horace Greely, one of the leaders
of the Republican party?
Whenever Democrat finds that he is utter
ing political sentiments that meet the approval
of Republicans, or pursuing course that wins,
upon political grounds, Republican votes and
plapdits, he should at once halt, and look
around him. for the chances are two to one that
he has uuntentionally embraced some sort of
grieyous error. Horace Greely would never ask
Republicans to vote for the Anti-Lecompton
ticket, if he thought it would strengthen or ben
eft the Democracy. He hates Democracy. He
has warred against the Democracy from his
youth AS well expect old Satan to come down
upon earth and work for the cause of Christ, as
expect Horace Greely to do aught for the bene-
fit of the Democracy. We ask every Ant-Le-
compton Democrat who reads this article, do
you believe that Horace Greely would urge Re-
publicans to assist your organization if he be-
lieved it to be the true Democratic organza-
ton7
We know you must respond "Noi" With
that No" ringing in your we leave you to
make the application of the argument running
through this article.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.

To the Voters Of Shasta County:
announce myself as an independen demo-
cratic candidate for the office of Tax Collector
for Shasta county at TIE ensuing election.
J. II. SPATZ.
Shasta, Aug. 4th, 1889 au6tde
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
SUMMONS.
TOWN or CENTER VILE, ! .
KLAMATH COUNTY.

TOWN or CENTER VILE,
KLAMATH COUNTY.
Justices Court, South Fork Zolcnsiip
To EVERY CONSTABLE OF THE SAID County,
GREETING:
TNHE PEOPLE Of the State of California COM
i mand you TO summon George E. futile TO
appear before me, the undersigned one of the
Justices of the Peace of the town aforesaid, at
my Office in the said county, on the Gath Of Sep
tember next, at o'clock, p. NJ, to answer Wm.
C. Jennings in an action arising on one negotia-
BILE note to his damages two hundred dollars,
and have you then and there this precept where
Of fail not to appear and answer, or judgment by
default will be entered against you for the above
sum, together with costs thereon.
Witness my hand this 22d day Of June, A. D.
1859. JAMES n. FERREL, J. P
Copied by JESSE STALLcUP, Constable jyl6td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

HARRY SEURTLEFF announces himself as
an independent candidate for Justice of the
Peace of Shasta Township. jy3O:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

sa~ The Herald editor accepts what he is
pleased to term our "apology" for voting foI
McKibben last year, when he run against nobo-
dy and was beaten, but says that we took to
that sort OF voting wondrous kindly" Not more
wondrous coolly, however, than the Herald has
taken to supporting the regrlac nominees of the
party of which it loudly processes to be an or
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

THE ELEPHANrs-The famous performing Ell
ephants, Victoria and Albert, will be in this
place on Monday next. Besides the elephants,
the performances will embrace acrobatic and
equestrian feats, and numerous novelties hither-
to unknown in California. Of course no one
will miss seeing the first elephants that have
ever entered the State, and especially such as
stand on their heads, and do almost everything
except turn double summersault and dance on
the rope.
The performance is given the afternoon OF
Monday, for the especial accommodation of fam
lilies and children.
The company WILL its return from Wea-
verville, exhibit in this place on Friday next,
Sept. I'd.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

FRANK CARABIN.-Frank after reaching the
Penitentiary, has been lucky enough to get
back into our comfy Jail again. This thing was
accomplished by what lawyers call writ of
"supersedeas." A correspondent of the Alta
says of this case:
" Besides these, prisoner named F. A. Cara
bin, who arrived here on the 30th of July, from
Shasta, where. upon second trial. be was con-
Victed OF grand larceny, and sentenced to three
years, was taxed out yesterday on a writ of su-
PeTsededs. he will 60 at once to Shasta and have
new trial. He is understood to have plenty of
money"
AS to Franks having "plenty of money" the
correspondent is misinformed.
GOVERNORS PRocLAaATIoS.-This document
VIII be found unon orr s=s. za<A
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
FOR CONSTARLE.

A CALDWELL offers himself candidate for
Justice ofthe Peace for Shasta Township. jyl Cd
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

EDiToRs OF COURIER Please announce my
name rs an Independent Candidate for Consta-
BILE of Shasta Township.
jy23:td CHAS S. OVETT
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
PROBATE NOTICE.
PROBATE COURT, SHASTA CO., CAL
JULY TERM

AUGUsT IS 1852
Estate of Jesse Rhodes, deceased.
nN READING the petition and affidavit of
" Mary Rhodes, ADMINISTRATIVE of the above
named estate, praying that an order issue out of
this Court authorizing the said Administrative
to sell all the Real Estate belonging to the estate
of Jesse Rhodes, deceased, situate in the county
of Sacramento and State of California: It is
therefore ordered that the clerk of this court cause
notice to be published in the Shasta Courier,
for four successive weeks, that the said petition
will be heard at a special term of this Court, to
be held on
Saturday, the I7th day of september
A. ID. 1859,
at the Clerks Office in said county of Shasta at
o'clock, p. M, requiring all persons interested
to appear at that time and show causs<nn any
they have, why the prayer of said ps her
should not be granted.
By order of the Probate Court,
II. l. VAN HORN, Clerk P. C.
By 4. C. TAYLOR, Deputy au20:4t
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

THE REsuLr.-Slanders, like young chickens,
come home to roost. The falsehoeds that have
been told upcu Milton S. Latham are beginning
TO have the same sort of retroactive action that
the gun did which
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

Ma. DrToR:-The undersigned announce
himself an Independent Candidate for the ofic,
of Constable for Shasta Township.
N 0NED DEN
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

GOVERNORS PRocLAMATIox-This document
VIII De found upon our first page
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27
NOTICE.
P 0 [ A T o E S.

poDEGA POTATOES, just received and for
ID sale by y. 8. ARNOLD
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-27

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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15
Adolphe David

10 AUUtpNS a. @
The following il IN extract from the Process Yer
hal Of the examination 81 the roads ANA, ievcrs i"
this Ward, made by Capt. E:I'. Cain. james ~ace,
Jr. and myself. a. required by las, viz:
The leyee ON la1i,;s Of h,1o!.i,e .1,avnl be made IS
FLOWS at Citation nj lover Inc to be S :tet, i in
ches high-havrss feet base-amh s feet ) inches top
aet 8 inches base, Hnf 7 feet I. inch top: and to he
made OF corresponding dimensions between tine Sta
tions named ss required BY law 1&a79'
1ye road 70 be Is Eep. wide made - required by nrt.
30 of the Ordinances, or made upon tho. side baae
If The levee ri designated on the diagram, herewith
furnished yos., the saee Of tire read to haye 4 siot" OF
"a inches to the ditci, On opposite si:'e, if.the rcvce is
I've feet Or kss in height, the point whore the :ual
begins TO b where there is nos less tnEn 1S inches
appth of base, ana # over five feet in height 10 be
vl,ere there is not lass than two feet Depth oE base.
II YOU elect to neh r voNs read as required .: Art.
40, the ditch next tho ,A:ee to DC not !cas- than
three feet fruns the Uns", an dirt to be taken not Tess
than 20 feet ifnns the base of the levcc, all stunsp s
and trees to be- removed treL,. the base, AM the hecs
we'll 6llet1 aate rcna:ned. % "
Cr.uHsh or otie.:~ hc'css 10 10 repaired b. cutting 4
ditch in the base OF the !e?ee oa the outside opposite
mid holes, mt hst: than $40 feet vide and OF auch
depth AMI length ar ,nsy bo2 HeeessarJ to trace cut
sail aoks. which, wien iou4,a, are, to be followed
through the levee and dug out, ard beth ditch and
holes to b. well 61et and ramtne1, v
It;p recommended 70 you TO put the dirt neccssa-
~ tu~repair your levee or the side next the road, the
yrasae growing On :hs side asA top Of the hvee to be
scnped o. shavedo1l be!ure nex dirt is added. .r
The waele work to be conp&sts1 b The Ist day Of
December next = WI. WINTER,
Oct. 18th. ~ Inspector OF nth Ward.
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ROAD l. LEVEE INSPECTORS NOTICES.

mA.L L. Aaaoudeau-
rhe following is An extract from, tho proces.verba o.
~ examination Of the roads and levees Of this Ward
made BY Capt. D. P: Cain, James. ware, Dr. "no my
The leyee on lands of "A. L. Mahoudeau to be Of fol-
h.;op dimensions, to wit:-Statio1 q, lower limo, to
=. 4 feet 8 inches high, have 81 feet 6inc!'es base and
, taet 10 inches top and at upper line At .Station II,
~. 4 feet 0 inches high, have % feet 6 inches base
IND 7 feet l inch on top. And ~ be made OF cores.
nond;ng dimension. between tho Stations named ms
required by lew.
,,ta ,sn;cb is sufficiently large) and to be made as
.aan n - Nv Art. 2l0 Of the Ordinances, or be may be
.oaSa m the inside base Of the 1evee AZ is represented
~, = diagram which wall DO furnished you on Gpli'-
o.+ion 70 the Inspector. The .:cc Of TIC road :oAase
s1nno 81 Is inches to the ditch ca the opposite side.
e .hr leyce ia s feet, or less. in height, the point
mere the road bey:na TO be "i:ere. there il no; ie3'
Than IS inches depth Of base and il ovor 5 seet t''sh
. - - whcre there i:,nt less than 2 s"et depth Of base.
RI vou clsct to make your road Is re-: aired by Art.
~ i,e ditch next no / wee to be ut lett 3 ftct tro,u
.hs hase. ard a ditch nna bridge to be made across
the road u your lower line, 2 the manner required
~ Ats 2ly aud III d the Ordinances.
All dirt to be taken mot less than &c feet from tue
h,seo az the ~levce-afs tun,py and trees TO DO rernov-
~ from the base Of the lsvee aud the holes wolff
cd and Reconsideration and other holes to DO re-
,.;Ted nv cutting u ditch ID the base O. the lcvce On
r.. outside opposite the holes-aaA ditch to be 2 feet
ids and of such dcIt, and length as may be fee"s.
s.rv to trace out yai; holes which, when found, are
~ ha followed tsroug:, the levce, dug out, and both
ho.s ard dite.lcs to be we'll f!!!!od and ramned.
II il recommended 70 you to pat MI the 'irt ne
ce.sa;y to repair your kvee on the side next the road
The grass growing on the eide and top Of Evcc to be
scraped or shaved OF before new dirt " s'"ied'
A ditch to be made acyoss4tne road At to'-r l"Wer
line and to b. covered With 2 bridge 20 fec: long.
m.,e OF 2 inch pk,nt, zailel Ell n:nnee' to = ~n'eevers
md place.. on a level With tho roati. The Whole woriE
to be completed by the LIST day Of. Desen:her ,tEs.
". L. W!TfSE,
Oct.1 Inspector Roads &Ievpes .ita WaTd.
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DIED

On Monday The 10th inst, at tho residence o. =; X
o.t;xe Of South Carolaaa, aged "a years. +
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STRAY HORSE.

\1st AIKEN up BY Auguste Bab.n, about five miles
w.. s os.0w ING Court House, On the 2Oth-ult,, q
lnrd s j: VAIN a. white star on his forehead, no
. dsse saslels, and about nine years old. Il not re-
~ - oI tne owner previously, he will be sold in
Il n u ; ny eallce1At Bruly Landing, on. the 31st Oct.
- y. - "a - S. AILLET
""s >f$$#S Justice Of the Peace, 3rd Ward.
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ErAT DE La LOUISIANA.
RAR0IssSR u0UEsT BATuNR0UaE. =
coER LIZ sixtEME reimbursement.
4. De1a:oaer5e VS.. Dr-otto Kratz. No. 3s.
II vertu 1'ua. oTdte de- sais;es cddsesseeav .s.er:s
II Do d pereisse d. etat susdits, ,!s1sy. Il afeir CT
ssssas, en,aate dr. 2Septembre 1863, pa u ccur da
ae arrondlasen,snt sas cette ~paroisse, ;lsscra ossert
~ vente pubhqce ausplls oifcant 81 dsrn.er cnci,er-
''ee'r' . IA naison& dc Cour de eetre, paroisse-
Samedi, e S Noyembre 1859,
III hsuses 4. Il: toes ses-droits, tire. ct ;aterets du
%,enndetr, nr. otte Krat=, dams los prophecies suiv-
sn'es, ssEoir:-Deu1i uinents hrunes gu 5Se,,nes. pour
Sayer q ~sat,sfeire h dit ordTe d'eYecnt;on. p
arCoaditioas, d. H. ~e~nte-Comptant.
2: BERGERON,
sa'se Baton Rouge, octobre Ii, 1859. 3. s.
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SEMINARY
Baton Rome Eax

TIME next Sc ssion Of this Institution will cncr oc
MONDAY, Oct. 10th. The season beng so en.
tirely healthy, the ~lunctual attendance Of pupils
firm various parts OF the State ss respectfully urge,-
,pon parents and guardians.
NEs MIX n .1-.:1
Uo. lsi-IL. |'-r-ys-
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CARD.
a this day removed the depot for the sale Of
the scovel' & Goodell Sewing Machine, to F. Blan-
cl,ard's-Third street; near Beal's Feed Store. where
a complete assortment Of machines will always be
kept. on hand. MI Blanchard will act as my Agent
during my absence, which is for the purpose of intro
~ducing. the above machine in, some Of the interior
Parishes, J. N. TRACY.
August 18th, 1858,
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GUNS 4 HUNTING IMPLEMENTS
tSI r!ECHIFED q lot of Gillespie shot guns,
- p"nb!" and single-so.ne Of them for boys,
French fla>cc bags,
F"ilea, Lined und CcatraI Elcys Cups,
Powder Flask aud Shot Touches,
Htec! gun Iubes.-FaLcy tube w]renbtcn,
Gun cieaners-(iun caErs, etc, etc,
.l.ARGCIER s. IANOUE,
Corner Of Lafayette l. Florida sits.
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G. 6. WILSON,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE PAINTER
HOUSE PAINTING,
SHOP ON MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE PIPER & DRAnFoRD's,
~ LIVING, GEATNiNG, Gliding, Mar1aing md Paper
Hanging neatly executed. Particular attention
paid to Plain and Fancy
- isEs;zza ga
limitations Of wood and stone finished in the best
style
EsT a ~ cs
For P'cSures ana Looki'g Glasscs made to Or 'cr.
R5-Orders i'r Plantation work solicited. =ss,
nov.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WESTBAT0NEOUGE
9Th Justice Court.
A. Dclaroleric, rs' nr. 0tts, Kraft. Ne. 2s.
ElY Virttss Of Il w1is 1T Eta, Directed to tie oiloc-
ID IT Of the atsresaiA Parish %na State: in thu
shove sait, Of slate the II day Of September. 1859,
rom the 9Th JAstits Castrt as said parish, VII be Of
Pred Tor sale At pubic ~&nctaoa, to the hat aiui s:;si.-
MT bidder, 1t tas, cb4ztt House of thia parish, on:
Saturday, the 5th day Of ovember,
'eSt, 1859. u u ~o'atoes, a. L., al the r:ghs, title
and Interest," of the defendant, 0r. Otto@X ratz, in and
10 ths hereinafter described property, to. wit Two
,elspw Of dun naarss- Seizedtto, pay ind satisfy the
ssoreaaid writ o. exscu.on.1
Terms II sake-tasl4.. % 4. glEEEERON,
Vest Baton Rouge, oct. 18th, 1859. U.S
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g U.N D r. e ) -
~ 100 aarrs:T su parfirs Gale:,a ,MIlE, fI6n:.
IO barrels iih:ucah do
SC bbls CHOICE Extra Cape Jessaraina la>
so bbls " " Nonpareis.a
5cagks Tendon Brown Steut:
S casks Ynunger's Ale,
l0,bbls Swan Gin,
10 " Brandy,
100 bbIs Ward & car5's recti6cd Whisky,
so boxes assorted Chewing Tohaoce,
70 bags choice Java Coffee,
500 boxes assorted Soaps
400 boxer Star Candles.
IS boxes assorted Candies,
10 barrels Washing Soda,
10 half-barrela Tar,
Sept Is fnr sale by BAKbEE q BENJAMIN.
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DL.CHSMITuS' TOOLS.

~ Binc4 .cci:t.-' B+3lce-s, 1re=n r 1-n t. sz 81 f.eso
II. Ac;.S. Siaiga, .rG2~. y.:-5. >uloa:i: ~ 3rn:.
r - p~r'!. 4 t>Hr7'S
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Suudries:
BASKETS Sweet Oil-pints and quarts,
~ 500 Boxes S~ardines-4uarter ;
20 Ten. pound boves Green Tea
20 Chests low priced Black Tea
20 Barrels Lurring's Crushed Sugar
20 Barrels White Beans !.
100 Barrels Pink yeyed. Potatoes:
and q number Of other articles which win be sold low
at wholesale and retail.
feb12 BARBEEG BENJl MN.
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New ArrAvnls.-
~ DIRECT FROM TIE MANUTACTNRY.
WESTERN CoRSsHGcKERs, with S,yE WHEELS, to
which may bc attached a BAND,
SOUTHERN COKaSI:rtNEks
SELF SHARPENING Hay CUTTERS,
STRAIGHT do do.
%lRAs)NS'
Brsn & Grass STYLES,
Gia1N CRAnLBs.
HAsDInD PRUNING: SAWS Il CnlsELs,
HANDLED AvARASCATOHS.
TWlG Cl1rrEka,
BCaH K Bull Hooks.
Steel RAKEs l. SCCFFLEs,
AMEs LONG Il SHORT HANDLED SPADES 4 Shovel
ut 4ARtiU4E Hex Il LANOUES,
cor. Lafayette & Florida sts.
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VEST lAyoN ROUGE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE
ing Of the democracy Of West Baton Rouge, held on
the 18th day of May 1859, at BE4lly LANDING, Iappoint
the following persons to act during the present can
vass as members of the Democratic Central Commit
tee for the Parish Of West Baton Rouge
UsEIIEN RAFRAY, L. =. TRINIDAD,
J. .TRAs. LANDRY, V1LLENEvVE BLANCHARD,
RAPHAEL HEBERT, JUDGE ". B. RoBE1TsoS,
ER. j. ]. NOLAN.
DhIISiIRE LANDRY, President.
Bruly Landing, June 3, 1859. je16tm.
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Hogancad Hoops :

.n. subscriber LAS on hand, ready for delivery, in
sa.astes to'suit purchasers, Co 900 Hogshead Hoops
au.I ~ n bundles. They are Of The best quality, and
t ~ saeaay spt't a~nd,tF:m1aed. For sale at my plan-
lEish.ss ms- - ~, - ''' "1""'ne . l 'n'"
octs-M. H. ~ DAVID PIPES.
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AM o RECEIVING q splendid assortment OF
l. CARRIAGES and U1RNMSS of every de.crin.
ton. t" which TIC attention OF purchasers is it,, ia.
Having selected my stock in person, during tic
summer, can supply my customers at prices ~ low
as any in the Soutl., an! Of the bust quality. Call
and examine, win
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TO PLANTERS
GTFAliiiI and crnohcd handle CAM kEI":% I'll
y and iir,Ea.
Clipper aai Tfn',"d Sugar ~Ehin,ncrs and .a,tiy4.
Caile-sInal iantcrs.
s'ugar-Iiouse Lamps,
Wicka, Oil cans, large aud smnll,
Engineer wrcncElcs, from y to IS inches
Faucets fol tt su!phite,
Tin 1ncaaurcs TOR do
SachcrnmctnrS, Thermometers.
Couplings GA?se and stop cocks.
lack'!'E Of every description at
Sugar
j.SRGUlFR& LANOCE'S.
Cornar u %l.siaycttc Il Florida Sta.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15

NART s. Wagon HARNESS..
u 4 full ass rtment OF Collars, lanes, Brad Eri
dies. Cart Drcsehing, Cart Saddles, Wagon Harness
Trace Chains &c. which we Offer 1T moderate priceF
>LAf.GJIEEs T. LAEoUE.-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15

| Carpets.
NJ" stfoHt and to arrive III three weeks, :lo llr-
~ t'st and most varic,! assortment ever offered il,
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Two AMI t!'ri" Iiy*, Last c,rl Hmm Carpets. Wi.
on. j. ,c~trv. Missrl. nNl Tuttni llurs, tInA:o,.4.
cocoa, M"niIl:, Skeleton an,: Ji1rli: Il Mats.
'r" ''.'n'Ah. tHt:nts wee rurci.t"ct fstl, n"
lnnnu::''ur'r. Mad oNr f11!'si1 tal nctS from t!ua i'm
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IL" goods IN tim" for ';ir ,!',ir 10 examine them a:,,
c";nIrre tt's .r'""S WITH tie New Orleans nlnrtct. rs
w n.:al! j." tiIr ~ ~! :Mrnc:s ~ low az llry CAL b.
purchased IL aus Southern market.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15

r. r ESH SUP LII Els
L 10 Barrels Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 casks fresh Bacon Shoulders,
10 casks Stages sugar cured iia,as,
20 boxes Vormicola,
20 boxes Macaroni,
SO bags fine salt-large size, -
5000 yards kentucky Bagging'
/ bale Irvine,
700 barrels Cape Lime;
100 Barrels Alabamn Lame;
100 barrels momaston Lime,
25 bags rlastering Hair,
80 barrels Cement,
25 barrels Plaster Of Paris,
81 10 barrels Crushed Sugar, 1oror;or,.
10 x Powdered "
TO kegs Gun Powder,
100 bags assorted Shot, .
20 dozen Buckets: assorted colore. Mustard
Pickles, Pepper, and many other articles, all for sale
fow at tho warehouse sf----
Sent. 1877 "' BAtbGE bkNJAAiN.